The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
PERSONAL VARIETY.

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Don Pardee, Of Louisiana, Wss confirmed an
United States Circuit Judge for the vacancy oaua.
ed BY the promotion Of Judge Woods to the Uuit-
ed States Supreme Court. The opposition 10 Par.
dee was not at all violent, and he received fat.
tering vOts. Pardee Is an Ohio man, and served
in the same regiment, during the war, with the
President.
The Gszstte's Batesv!lle, Kansas special says
W B Marshall and James York, young men reside
Ing near town, got into difficulty about cotton.
planter. Hard words passed, when York drew
knife and stabbed Marshall in the shoulder.
smarting under the wound, Marshall drew
knife and plunged 1t into York's side, from the
effects Of which he died in four hours. Marshall
gave himself up.
The Gazette's Somerset, Kentucky, special saws:
The dog Of Mr. Gasteneau, OF the eastern portion
OF the county, brought into the yard the head Of
man, which on examination was found to be-
the head Of stock dealer,whO disappeared mya.
teriously few days ago. Decomposition had not
set in. The remainder Of the body was not found.
A Talladega (Ala) dispatch says; At q picnic
held near there a little daughter OF Mr.. Toola
strayed away, and was caught by burly negro
who choked her to death. He robbed her Of her
jewelry, aud was in the act Of throwing the body
into the river when detected by her father. The
negro was captured after desperate struggle and
hanged to tree BY the infuriated men at the pic
mic The body was left hanging.
New York, May 14.-A case Of horrible outrage
and murder came to light near Gutenberg, N. J.,
last night The body Of young German woman
was found In cluster OF bushes near Bergen
line boulevard, between Gutenberg and Fort
Lee The body was deComposed and the brains
were oozIng out from long cash over the right
temple Several feet from the body were two
large stones covered with blood. The indications
are the woman had desperate struggle with her
murderer.
Ex. Governor Hendricks says that the stories Of
eX Candidate English wealth are greatly mag.
niaed, adding that This figure is not above 81 OOO.
900.
Cornelius Vanderbilt who confesses to an in-
come Of S13 OO) year. defeated suit the other
day In New York for small sum Of money on
the plea Of outlawry.
The veterans OF Lee and Jackson, now In New
0rlean are much struck with the resemblance
Of Miss Julia Jackson to her noble father aud
their old Virginia leader.
After thirty years absence, Robert Thorn, OF
Haverhill, Mass, came home the other day, and
his first business was to kick over tombstone
that had been erected to his memory many years
before.
Benjamin Allhof, vault cleaner was killed by
noxious gas while cleaning vaultin Cincinnati.
Thomas Coleman died In Bath county, KY, on
the t1th inst. from the effects OF pistol.shot re-
Ceived on the 9th inst from George sproul. Said
to have been in self defense.
By an explosion in the Palmen vein colliery
near Pottsville, Pa, two miners, John O'Hone
and Daniel Dousherty, were fatally burned.
President has Withdrawn the nomination Of
Lew Wallace, to be Charge d.Afairs to Uruguay
and Paraguay, General Wallace not desiring to
go there.
Major Gilbert Trupler, ex.Mayor Of Connera.
vile, KY Is reported to have been arrested,
charged with killing his wife with pitcher while
drunk.
Henry White, bOok.keeper OF the Fayette Ma,
tional Bank Of Lexington, KY, was arrested on q
charge Of implication In the theft OF bonds from
that bank about month ago.
One day last week about 1000 immigrants ar
rived at Chicago on their way West.
Secretary Blaine and Don Cameron are Pfesby.
terians, and attend the same church, divIdingthe
pew between them.
Two Boston hotels, which last summer paid Sc
ton for their ice, nave this year contracted for
their supply at 50 25 per ton,
Mr., James McKie, Of Kilmarnock, thinks that
he has the largest collection OF Burns literature
In existence, He is preparing revised edition Of
his "Blbliotheca Burnsians," last published in
1866,
The German Reichstag has rejected the Military
Exemption Tax bill and as a consequence Prince
Bismarck is again In the sulkH. He accuses the
Conservatives Of having deserted their colors,
bat says nothing about reslgning.
0berlin temperance people are already after
Charley Fosters scalp. and are sending circulars
throughout the State telling how Charley had q
little soiree with the boys In ssndusky saloon.
Charley did not drink, but just stood by and
smiled al the boys
For weeks some Of the Republican Senator'S
stood up ia the Senate and pronounced Democrat
ic Senators traitors, revolutionists and obstruc.
uonists and now these same Democratic Sena.
tors are called upon like patriots and lovers of
their country, as they are, to stand by Garfield in
his fight with Conkling.
In all the Washington wrangle between Repub.
licaD factions, 1t should be remembered that Gar.
field was nominated and elected President. But
then 1t should not be forgotten, either that Conk.
ling as the lion of the day and Grant as the ele.
phant Of the procession, by their weight, labor
and influence secured bis election, all the same,
Itis mentioned as a remarkable fact that there
ism a single soldier in Mr.. GarHeld's Cabinet
This is the first time this has happened since the
war.
Jay Gould sent his check for 80 100000 the other
day to Col. Tom Scott In letter, II thIssum had
been paid In lawful silver coin, It would have re.
quired six ful'losded frelghLcars to transport It,
The Senate ratified the Chinese treaties in three
hours. But 1t spent over six weeks In trying to
force the Mahone bargain with GorhRm and Rid.
uleDoIBeE tleu W Atd TALL uOWu bue LuIOhb Vi inc
Democratic members. And this Is Republican
statesmanshlpl
Mr.. Tllden thinks that the cares Of Presiden,
tal Administration would have killed him. This
is owing to Mr.. Tllden's acute patriotism. There's
Hayes who was placed In the White House by
fraud:snd theft, and yet he stood the wear and
tear like granite boulder. In fact he fattened
under pressure Of the Star Route environments.
In the year 1880, according to a dispatch to the
Dublin Freemen's Journal, 10l deaths from Btarv.
alton occurred In London, Among them was not
one beggar. Many were infants, and some were
tradesmen, following such handicraits as paint.
ing, Several died voluntarially, and one victim
OF starvation was found with six soverelgna
tightly clutched In his hands. Another was the
wife Of a miser. Most Of the deaths among the
adults were accelerated by drink.
A most remarkable murder case has Just been
set out for trial in st. Louis. The defendant is
one Charles Kring, who shot and killed young
woman, with whom he was infatuated, for no 9th.