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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-21
ASYLUM FIRE.
Heroic Effort. Of Gallant Man to Save Lir,

Heroic Efforts Of Gallant Nan to Save Life.
ANNA, ILL, April ia Are broke out in the
bathroom on the fourth aoor OF the north wing
Of the Illinois Southern Hospital for the Insane,
located OF this place, at 11:30 last night. After
getting the Ipalients out an effort was made to
stay the progress OF the FIRE, but as IL had Man.
sard roof It was not until the entire building was
reached that by almost supeThuman efforts Of the
employees and citizens that the flIe was mastered.
Three patients were discovered in q room in the
second story Of the north wing entirely surround
ed by hre The throng upon the ground wit
messed their frantic efforts TO buEgt through the
grated windows with breathless excitement.
Finally ladder was procured and placed near
the window Of room. Although the flames
coiled around the ladder three men started up
Che ladder but were forced by the heat to retreat
One gallant fellow, named Grace, ran up the lad
der, thrust an az into the window and com.
manded colored patient named Nelson TO cut
his way ont BE simply threw the Ak away.
Again II was given him and the crowd below, a.
with one voice, yelled to him 10 cut the grating
loose. Thil time he did IL aud escaped. Mr..
Grace again showed his courage by reascending
the ladder and going into the room. now ablaSe
with the walls tumbling In every direction, and
after hand. hand struggle with q patient
named Mcclellan, who was nearly dead from
heat, but desperately determined to stay in his
room, Grace forced him headlong through
window and parties outside caught him. Mr..
Grace inhaled the heat and suffered intensely af
terWerd, but 10 not In danger. A patient named
Ferkle was burned to death. These patients were
all taken from their cells, but in some way wan
dered back.
Three FIRE companies from Cairo arrived at $50
and are working upon the ruins. The superin-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-21
EXECUTION OF THE ASsAssINs
OF THE GEAR.

ST. PETERS BURG, April 15.-All the Nihilisls ex'
cept the woman Helfmann, condemned to death
for connection with the Cars assassination,
namely RysRkoff, Mikhailof, KibaltsChitich, JelA.
bof and Sophie Fieoffski, were hanged at 10
O'Clock this morning. MiChRiOff's rope broke
twice. Order was not disturbed. There was au
immense concOurse Of spectators. The appeals
Of Russakof and MichAilOR were submitted to
the Gear but he replied the sentence must be car
Tied out
Many thousand people passed the night at the
place Of execution In order to obtain good view
Of the execution. The prisoners were conveyed
nom the fortress In two carts with their backs 10
the horses and hands tied 10 the boards on their
breasts bearing the word "Reglclde," IN large let
terB After hanging twenty minutes the bodies
were cut down and taken 70 the cemetery outside
the city The condemned were escorted from the
Fortress 10 the place Of execution by C0ssackB
and infantry with drums playing. Delacbmenh
Of ell the regiments OF guards IN 81 PetembuEg
surrounded the sCahold. All the prisonen re-
ceived miniotTationa Of priests and kissed the
cross and each other. They were very hrm ex.
Cept Ru@akOR, who tainted at the Last moment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-21
THE SHORT HISTORY OF A $40, :
10000 MORTGAGE.

CHICAGO April 19-Yesterday L. L, Gilbert, q
prominent railroad lawyer Of Pittsburgh while
In the clOlet Of the hotel here dropped package
containing a mortgage for s2O,OOOOOO executed
April LIST, 1881, by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to Wlstar Morris, Edmund Smith an d
10000 bonds o. 1000 each and all bearing inter ,
est, The packet was swept out as waste paper
and thrown into an alley, where an Italian rag
picker threw 1t into bag and sold 1t to o rag
man, After long and musty search today Mr..
Gilbert and the police found the missing docu ,
ment whose existence would have been kept
secret but for this circumstance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-21
THE MURDERER OF HIS SISTER
ACQUITTED UPON THE GROUND
OF INSANITY,

DANvILIE, VA April 2O,-The long and exciting
trial Of James Thomas DeJsrnette for the murder
OF his sister Mollie DeJainete, in he use Of IL.
fame: known as Blond Hall, last July, was cen
cluded yesterday, This is the second trial Of the
accused but |. atr acted more attention even than
the first owing to the senlation al and remarkable
details connected with II. The prisoner came
into cou IT early, and awaited the decision Of his
fate calmly. The case was given 10 the Jury at II
O'Clock, and, after brief refinement, returned q
verdict Of mot guilty" by reason Of insanity at
the time the deed was committed. DeJarnette
received the verdict coolly. Z
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-21
SENATORIAL APPORTIONMENT
FOR TEN YEARS.

CoDUMBUs, April lS,-Governor Foster, Auditor
Of State oglevee and Secretary OF State Townsend
have indorsed Alexis Cope's reapportlonment Of
the State Of Ohio for senstorisl purposes. This
apportio1ment stands for the next ten years.
The ratio for q Senator is 9l 876. which is OBJ
tanned by dividing the population OF the State by
IS. The following table shows the appoIuon-
ment aud population by districts
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-21

*Thst part OF Noble in the Fourteenth District
are the townships Of Elk Jefferson, BroOkftld,
Center Noble, Jackson, Olive and Sharon,
That part OF Nobl1 In the Nineteenth District
are the townships OF Enoeh, Marion, Stock Sene-
CO, Beaver, Buffalo and Wayne,
Under this RpportiOnment the Districts will
elect In the next ten years the number of sena.
tors as given below
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-21
FIVE HUNDRED BOILER MAKERS
STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH.

PrTsBuReH, April o-The boiler makers, mum.
bering 500, struck yesterday for an agreement for
one year on the present wages, which range from
S2.26 to $3.50 per day. and for time and half time
for repair jobs, double time for night work triple
time for Sunday, and quadrupe time for Sunday
night The contest Is oae for fixed rate Of
wages
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-21
BEACoNsFIELD DEAD.

LONDON, April 9.-Bsaconsheld had very
serious relapse during the night. He died peace.
fully at 5 this morning. He was perfectly con
soious TO the last, Doctors Kidd and Quain and
Lords Rowton and Darlington were present when
Lord Beaconsheld expired.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-21
STUDENT BURGLARS.

Attempt 20 Get Away With $4,000 In Stocks.
especial dispatch from North AndoVer, Mass,
says; EHly on Wednesday morning Ablel viii
son, residing on Salsm turnpike, was awakened
by footsteps In his house. Soon after his chamber
door was burst open by two persons and Wilson
discharged ride, shooting one OF the intruders.
Both fed, and Mt Wilson arose from his bed. He
found bloody finger marks on the plssterlng at
the left window, about 100 feet from the house.
and behind stone wall, the dead body Of Arthur
Foster, a student at PnlIips Academy. He had
been shot in the LETT arm the ball passing into his
chest and through his heart. few minutes
afterwRrd Luther Foster, twin brother Of the kill
ed burglar appeared and confessed that he and
Arthur had C0nspiTed TO rob the house. He said
his brother fell dead after jumping from the
window, and hat he dragged his inanimate form
to thu place where 1t was found behind the stone
wa and then called his brOther-in law and told
him Of the 8 fair. Luther was placed under ar.
rest and taken to Lawrence, where he was locked
up. On the hoor In Mr. Wilson's room were
found revolver, box Of pepper, aud a heavy
iron poker, making It evident that 1t was the in.
tenti0n OF the young men to resort to violence to
gain possession Of Wilson's money. post NOR
tenn examination Of the body OF Arthur Foster
was held this afternoon. The young mems
parents reside In North And0Ver, near George
town, and are among the most respected people
in the town. Both boys previous to this affair
bore exec llent regulations, were industrious and
frugal saving their earnings in order to secure an
education. For two years they have attended
Ph Hips Academy, and are we'll spoken Of by
their pTeCept0rs. They were twins and twenty.
one years Of age Luther, the surviving brother
has given an account of the burg glAry. 1t is
thought previous burglaries were committed by
them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-21

The body Of Andrew Cassidy, drowned last
Thursday by tle capslzing Of boat in the Tus.
carawas River, near Navarro, was found Sunday
morning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-21
LATE NEWS.

Coleman and o'COnnel the Plleged London
Mansion House conspiratorS, are in Providence,
RI. They decline to talk Of the matter.
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kilograms to the Star.
ALBANY MUDDLE
HOW IT STANDS TODAY.
ASSEMBLY VOTES roR FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
THE CORNELL CREW DEFEATED.
Tie A..mnN ncadinck.

ALBANY. July i4-Thc Express organ Of the
st2iwa;ts. IN long article setting forth the po-
Siio1 OF affairs. SaNS:-''As enough republicans
10 nominate ard elect two United States SEN
at"ts cannot hc brought together In caucus the
time Ias come for the legislature 10 adjourn"
THG RsiIorING TO-DAY.
ALBANY. NJ. July l4-Thc Joint convention
to-day voted as follows for the short term
vacancy; Senate-potter. 9. l.apham Il: Conk-
Ing. =. AsScm6ly-rotter. -. l.spham. 81;
Conkliag %; N0odtord. |. Combined vote
Potter. ~: Lal'han. 40 Conklng -: Wood
fold. L. Necessary IL a choice ~. The chair
announced that no Choice had been made. and
the convention proceeded Ia vote for the long
term vacancy. with the following result: SEN
ate-kcrnan, :; Miller. l6 Chapman I: Adams
|: Daniels. /: Wheeler. s. Fish. 2 Assembly
Herman. a.: Miller. 81: Chapman. |: Adams. I;
Daniels >: Wheeler. g; Fish. q EyaJs. ,: Bliss.
l: Starin. l. Combined yote-kcrnan. 5l Nil
Ter. .:S; Chapman. 2: Adams. .. Daniels. 3;
wheeler. II; Fish. Z; Evarts. ?: Bliss. l. Starin.
/. Necessary 10 choice. ~. Assemhlyman
Sisson voted for Mr.. Wheeler Senator Astor
moved an adjournment; carTied-aNes So noes
40 The convention then adjourned
THE ASSEMBLY VOTES FoR FINAL. ADJoy RNMENI
SATURDAY.
Alter the convention adjourned the assembly
reassembled. Mr.. Newman called up his resolu-
tlon for final adjournment on SATURDAY., the
10th inst. and moved the previous question.
Mr.. Hustled moved that the house now adjourn:
lost-yeas 55. noes 81. A vote Was then taken
on Mr.. Ncwman's resolution. and II was adopted
by yeas 62. nays 6l-the speaker voting with the
majority
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DEEDS IN lee have been recorded aa follows
James H. Mari to E. j. Newton. SUBJ 127. So
365; 81 500. NJ. Eastwood to E. woodward. sub
B, 50: SSS; $3.50. Mary E. Farrar to ID. c.
Hutchins. lot 20, res. B; e5. 100. Emma Brute
to Geo. Maier. lot 1. SO. $50; S9OO. J.W. Metz
to David Smith. part Of lots 81. IS and So. old
Georget0wn $4,000. J. A. Darling to John
Bifeld, lot 36, sec. 8, Barry Farm; $500. Pres
colt and Fraser, trustees, to 8. Hermon. lot 81.
square 465: $3.50. E. w. Whitaker, trustee, to
E. LyddAne, lot l07, Threlkeld's addition @
Georgetown; s2,000 E. Lyddane to Mary
Hanlon, lot 1S4. do; a, 500. H. Tfut4s 20 "
8. Cash ct al his right, title ans Interest in the
estate Of Major ]. C. Cab; t4,0o6 Anna p.
Cash to same, same; 80
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The Star-ROute Cases,

EVIDENCE FOR INDICTMENTS.
1t is announced that the prosecution in the
star-route cases has prepared sufficient evidence
upon which to secure indictments against four
or five of the most prominent in the alleged
frauds. The Post Office officials say that their
evidence Is not only OF character to indict the
conspirators, but that it is ample to secure con-
viction as we'll The delay in preparing the evil
dence was due to the desire on the part of the
government to do no injustice to the parties ac-
cused. No indictments 'vOuld have been asked
Wet
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST LAwYER.-A
warrant was issued from the Police Court to-
day, by order Of Judge Smell, against q LAWYER
named Guy H. Thompson charging him with
cOrrupting and impeding a witness. young
white man, named Edgar L. Brenton, was
charged in the Police Court last Tuesday with
the larceny of q watch from a colored man
named Edward Page. When the case was
called Page did not answer and an attachment
was issued for him. When brought in Oh the
attachment and questioned by the court, why he
did not appear to prosecute his case, he said
that he was approached at the court by Mr.. Guy
Thompson, who told witness not to appear to
prosecute the case and he CThOmpsOn) would
see that he was compensated Tor tine watch
Mr.. Coyle, the prosecuting attorney, stated to
on about the court he thought the parties con-
cerned in ii. no matter who they were, should be
prosecuted for it. The court directed Mr.. COyle
to examine the case, which he did, resulting in
the issuing of the warrant against Mr.. ThOmp-
son. The court put Mr.. Thompson under $500
bonds this morning to answer the charge.
AN OLD SOLDIER UNDER ARREsr.-Detective
McDevitt arrived here this morning from the
Old Soldiers Home, at Hampton, Va, having in
charge John ZareinbO, an ex-sOldier with one
arm. who is suspected Of having robbed the
house of Michel Barth0lmei, the Russian minister,
where he had formerly been employed as stew
ard. Zareimbo states that when the case comes
before the court he win show clean sheet; also,
that the minister did not use him well when In
his service.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Chas.
p. Price and Virginia Watkins, both of Fairfax
county, Va; Peter F.. Linkins and Annie Mercer
Henry Johnson of Montgomery county, Nd.
and Nellie ". Cook; Morgan j. Dorsey and Annie
Ross. both Of Mofeomery county, Nd; Emory
epeer, of Athens, Ga, and Eleanor ID. Morgan;
Efedexick Gofdpn and 14lindA Doyis,
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Cleaning the River Channels.
THE CONTRACTS AwApnrn

Bids were opened Saturday in the Office Of
Col. s. 7. Albert, 1907 Pennsylvania avenue. for
the Improvement OF the harbors Of Washington
and Georgetown. The work embraces the ex-
cavat.on Of mud and debris and depositing the
same on the flats below the Long bridge. The
depth Of channels is to be not less than fourteen
nor more than sixteen feet; the estimated
amount of excavation 446, 600 cubic yards There
were four bids entered, and the work has been
awarded to Thomas +. Morgan, jr., for the
Georgetown channel, at SIS per cnbic yard of
rock, and the Washington channel to John O.
Evans representing the NatoLNl Dredging Ma
chine Co., at "a cts per cubic yaW.
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HePofted Tor TIE EVENING STAR
CORPORATION CoURr.-Judge Chiffon was ea>
gagged, at noon to-day, in hearing motion 70
release ex-Costable Jas. T. Burnett from tail
wItnout payment OF a fine which was imposed
on him by the court some time since. u. 3. At
torney Brent opposed the motion. The court
Will determine the matter this afternoon
MAYORS OFFIcE--The mayor sent to jail fur
court to-day the case of Mary Jane Henderson.
colored, charged with stealing diamond ring
from lady on Seminary hill.
CoRoNERs lNQUEsTs. - Coroner Powell d.
clines to hold inquests except when absolute)y
needfal. The whole sum to pay for inquests r
800 per annum, and this amount Is seldom
spent. He determined without jQfy loGf
evening that oolored man named Sf{ne WhI6o-
who fell overheard from the scho0uer Pi0noer.
and was afterwards drawn ashoradead, "dto1
Of drowning" h other dnys thGge wou3n -
bscn IN inlesa, using up the t1le & - -
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Cornell lsraten Again.

DEFEATED IN THE RACE FOR THE THAMES CHALr
LENGE CUP
LONDON. July 4.-The race for the Thames
challenge cup was won by the London Rowing
Club crew. The Thames crew came In second
and the Cornell University crew finished. The
race was won 10y three lengths. with length
between the Thames and Cornell crews
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JAMES CREEK CANAL

The small appropriation made at the last ses-
sion of Congress Of SIS, ,000. for the dredging out
of James creek canal will not be expended until
late nest fall as 1t can slsn 0e better dcVe. This
canal ls navigable for lie purposes for Nslaicl it
Is used, and there u no haste u the natter
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BOOKS, &c.
GUNNER READING.

GUNNER READING.
The Beautiful Wretch; Vim. Black
An OceansFree Lance; w. Clark Russell.
The Georgizns; Round Robin Series.
Among the Hills: Leisure Hour Series.
Gentleman of Leisure; Ed9ar Fawcett,
Synnoye Solbbaken, from the Morse.
How Crossed Africa: Major Pinto.
England Without and Within. r. Grant White.
triens, Duett: E. Stuart Phelps.
Book Of Love Stories; Nora Perry,
Poems of Ballads: Heine.
Franklin Square Library.
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ty9 Gil Pennsylvania avenue.
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THE FATE OF You NG PUGH.-General Sherman
said to-day that he had received advices which
no longer left any doubt but that the son of ex
Senator Pugh of Ohio, was tortured to death by
the Apache Indians and that the body had been
found. No official particulars have, however,
been received at the War department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-14

EX-SENATOR CONKLING arrived in the city this
and is staying at his clearinghouse
corner of 14th and G streets. He comes here on
private business. it is said.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Cadet Engineer l.. B. Per-
kns to the Quinnebaug; Lieut.. A. NJ. Thackera
has been detached from special duty at Boston
on the 18th instant. and granted six months fur
lough; Assistant Engineer W. d. Chrisman has
&been detached from the Quinneoaug and placed
ON sick leave
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N L" BUNS.
England Without and Within, by Richard Grant White
The Republic of God. by Elisha milford.
Building Eras, by Horace Bushnell.
Commentary ON Exodus by j. g. Murphy, D. D.,
American edition.
Handicapped, by Marion Harland.
Mrs Parloe's New Cook Book.
The Emperor. by George Ebers.
No Gentlemen, by Mrs. C.. L. Burnhan.
jy9 42s seventh street northwest.
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Mr.. CHARLES COCHRAN, chief of the division
of mail depredatiOns of the Post Office depart
ment, is dangerously i'll at his residence in Balti
more. But little hope is entertained of his re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-14

Detective McElfresh left the city this morning.
at Col. COrkhll's suggestion, for Annapolis. Nd,
for the purpose of investigating the authorship
Of the letter signed Nicholas Jackson, published
in Tuesdays STAR. purporting to give an account
of the finding of the ball which was fired by
Guiteau and just grazed the Presidents arm.
Col. Corkhill styles the writing of such letters,
considering the subject and the condition of the
public mind, "a most cruel and heartless hoax.
the preparation of which should be severely
punished, and expresses the hope Detective
McElfresh should be able to find the author. and
that law will be found in Maryland to punish
the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-14

AMMUNITION FOR TARGET PRACTICE.-An army
order just issued says =" The authorized allow
ance of ammunition for target practice may be
expended at such periods in the year as depart
ment commanders may think best suited to the
circumstances of the case provided the ag9re-
gate allowance of $40 rounds per annum for
each man be not exceeded"
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WALK-OvER FOR SENATOR BECK.-The Lou
isville Cora-ie-Jo,u1adl says: 1.-THE opposition to
the reelection of Senator Beck-such as it
was-has completely died out. He will have,
as he should have. a walk-Over."
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UNDER THE New APPROPRIATION for the fiscal
year ending in 1882, now available, DIR. LOring,
the new Commissioner er of Agriculture, will make
many needed improvements to bring the depart
ment. of which he is the head, to the very high
est standard of efficiency.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY.--Internal rev.
enue $500, oil 90: customs S412. .Stj5.55.
REVENUE ApPOINTNENTs.-John F.. Clark.
storekeeper and gauger 9Th district of Tennes-
see: Harmon White. inspector OF tobacco, snuff
and cigars 4th district of Maryland.
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IN
IN The Correspondence of Talleyrand and Louis
NElll-, by Paain. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Unbelief in the XVIII: Century. by Cairns. 60
Appefons General Guide to the United States s. so
Nlemeyer,s Text Book Of Practical Medicine, 2
vols. .................. 900
Materman's Specific Performance Of Contracts. 6. so
Bump's Federal Procedure NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6. so
woods Landlord and Tenant................... 6. so
StiInson's Law Glossary 2.50
Sones on Chattei Mortgages Observation-Disclosures. $50
Oiion MUNICIPAL Corporations vols. II. 90
sent oy mail postpaid New designs in Wedding
WM H. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLER SrATIONER.
leZs 41o Pa. northwest.
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cU1dMBH
The unexpected calamity which overlook the
President disarranged the plans of the Cabinet
ministers for their summer VACATIONS Secretary
Blaine had intended to seek rest ere this In his
city until the President is able to sit up. No
other member Of the cahInet has now any idea
Of leaving. !.
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WANTED-BY A BACHELOR, A ROOM COM
W fortably furnished, i'll quiet neighborhood,
where questions will be asked. Address Ii. $. T.,
Star Office n23-3t'
VNANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ONE
W large or two small communicating Rooms fur
nshed, suitable for light housekeeping. Address Box
100, Star Office. 1t
WANTED-FIRST OR SECOND FLOORS, TWO
w or three well furnished communicating Rooms,
for two single gentlemen. No attention paid
not stating price aud particulars Address GEN1LE-
MEN, Star Office n22-3t.