The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-09-28
BREVITIES.
The Autumn Catalogue q Pass
ing Events. s
How the Country Amuses II - In Making
Interesting Facts for % regular
Newspaper Re 1.


timated at $50,OOO,OOO.
Most of the business part of Watford, |
Ont, burned. Loss, $4,000.
Ben Butler has been retained by the !
DOrseys in the Star Route trial.
The mercantile house of A. 7. Stewart
& Co., New York, is being closed out.
Losses from earthquakes in Panama
are estimated at quarter of million.
George W. Foster, a Pittsburgh prin-
ter, killed himself in prison at SYRIA
cuse.
Reports from Dixon, ILL.,, state that the
corn about that section has been killed
by frost.
Two men implicated in the June
| massacres were hung Friday at AleXan-
dria, Egypt.
For 800 Frederick Weingeier carried
a barrel of flour from New Philadelphia
to Canal Dover.
AlonzO FOllet. a Wall street note
broker, is supposed to be short about
| $1,000,000 in his accounts.
The boiler of Fitch's rubber factory,
Lexington, Ind, exploded, killing G. W.
Harding, the attendant.
Stephen Day, of Mount Holly, O., Sc
creted $4,000, the savings of a lifetime,
in tin box and it was stolen.
At the instance of a son Mary Jones, of
| Harrisburg, Pa, was arrested on the
charge of killing an illegitimate child of
her daughter.
| A $4,000 fire occurred last evening at
the wire mill of the Cleveland Rolling
Mill. Cause unknown. Insured for
about $4,000.
A lad named William Geary, of Paines-
Vile, went out hunting, and in telling
a tree in search of game was struck in
the head and killed.
Miners to the number of 5000 in
North StaffOrdsnire, Eng, have made
demand for an advance of 10 per cent.
in wages, and strike is probable.
At Reading, Pa, Handle 81 Bending's
| works, KlaheT & Son, Bernville, and
Methodist Church adjoining burned.
Loss, 100000; insurance, $4,000
Chief Engineer Arthur, of the Loco
motive Brotherhood, is in st. Louis to
settle up the difficulty between the eng1-
neeTs and the managers of GOulds lines.
Mr.. E. W. Clark, who has been the
| editor of several Ohio journals, and un-
| til last June editor of the Painsville
Advertiser, died at Painsville Sunday,
aged SO.
Charles Matthews, editor of the Hornet
at Hot Springs, ATk.,was shot and killed
Idou HdocI, = iIS5 T55rdI,oo A. onT PT%g 9ara bis
antagonists.
The Philadelphia gas companies re-
duce their price to private consumers to
$1.9O per 1000 feet and offer to light the
streets without charge. The aim is to
keep out electricity.
William B. RowsOn, telegraph opera
tor, and Conductor Root and Brakeman
Robbins, Of the New HaVen traln, nave
3een arIested as EespohslOle lOr Une Nc"
1OrA UullneA acCluehU'
A. B. Clark, editor OF the Newark, D.,
American, has been nominated lot Con-
gress by the Republican Committee OF
the Sixteenth district, the regularly
nominated candidate having resigned.
The steamer Lepan arrived at New
York Saturday, and reports having col
lluoG WIFI tIe ne az Se tIn t2Ho Sora
sum 1 ToO. sHU IsaS fbo eonso Of tbo d;sos1
faseu' far tug was 'A0 '"u'o u 'n0 UA'"0
'ot'
Henry GauVals, VINO was on ooard the
steamer Asia, Jumped overheard during
the storm, ana WIN woman ana chlId
VINO jumped Win MIN was saved Dy
smgggler., He says the vessel was over
49, 60, ~a "-'. sa-~,or . 80 80 norouo U,o
uelllan ils anlael near of mIe,
tS2OlGes tSI Al M an 4i+o les9 fboP Tt IdbU"dseo +b
VI o % ,I,iGI bTI oiJ I,o 90
COO Se bS a9"Son nd n9 yiII III bavo eioorod
UUO UrOft HeSfi of ora o than s96n nor ecre ne'
piUnU " IrUi Ulian Yooo pel %olo.
Jay Io9Iu Is assIsGlng ArthHr 10 run
nlng the republican party lnNeW YORK,
IN WhIch ConKIIng taxes hand tor
zee. roger VIII ma IL would nave
been more pT9htaDle 10 nave remained at
the head OF the treasury atter NoVem-
Der.
"Steye" French is one of President
Arthur's most intimate associates. Bya
| forged telegraphic dispatch he got on
the State Committee on Wednesday of
last week, in place of Collector Robert
son, at the Saratoga Convention, and
thus helped the administration to the
control of the convention. This is
Arthurian politics.
-. WHEELING, 1I, Septem3er 22.-The Nail