The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09
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Hon Alex. II. Stephens was inaugu-
rated Governor of Georgia, Monday.
The trial of Arthur Pane for the at
tempted bribery of juror Brown OF the
Star route trial, is going on.
Jack Bradford, carpenter, living near
Bellevue, Ohio, shot and killed his wife
Saturday afternoon. Arrested.
Italy is greatly disturbed over the re-
suit of her elections. Serves her right.
No business to hold them on Sunday.
Three men were killed and two badly
wounded by an accident on the Inclined
plane at WilliamspOrt, Pa, last week.
In the burning of a variety theater at
Baltimore last week, John Pearson was
burned to death and others were slightly
injured.
The Governor of Kentucky cOmmends
the action of the troops in firing on the
mob that tried to rescue the Ashland
murdeTers.
Joseph Mccormick was struck fatal
blow in front of the Cincinnati Public
Library early Sunday morning. He died
two hours later.
Chas. A. Bassett has been arrested at
DennisOn, o., for rObbing the Adams
Express Company, at NewcOmertown In
September, 1881.
Judge G. n. Brown, the Judge in the
Neal and Craft cases at CatlettsbuTg,
has gone to Lexington to remain until
after the trouble.
Destructive gales and inundatiOns
continue throughout England. In Rad
nershiTe the grain crops suffered COM
plete destruction.
A terrible cOnfagratiOn has taken
place at UlenbuTg, Finland, and enOrm-
Gus losses resulted. Stores, hotels,
theaters, &C., were destroyed.
Blaine is quoted as saying that at the
rate it is now sinking, "the present ad-
ministratiOn will hardly have strength
enough to die natural death.
Jerome j. Collins. scientist of the
late Jeanette expedition, charges that
if Melville had done his duty the De
Long party would have been saved.
There are one hundred and seventeen
Republican voters in DennisOn and one
hundred and sixteen want to be Post
master. The other man is going to die.
A eOlored woman living in New Or
leans, and her daughter, living in
another part of the same city, were
both found murdered on Sunday morn
ing.
Hon. George W. Geddes spoke at the
dedication Of cemetery at Gallon, Wed
nesday. Great mistake. HOrr is the
man who ought to have assisted in that
! ceremony.
Daniel Applegate, one of the Oldest
| business men of GAINESVILLE, has made
| an assignment to A. W. Train and Geo.
NJ. Jewett. Liabilities $4,000; assets,
perhOps, $4,000.
The President has refused to interfere
in the case of Brave Bear, sentenced to
| hn in
murder of Joseph Johnson, discharged
soldier, near Fort Sully, in 1877.
Mr., George R. Simmons, late a clerk
| in the Office of the Clerk of the U. S.
Supreme Court. sent letter to Chief
Justic Waite, of the Supreme Court, Tues
| terday, containing formal charges of
malfeasance in office against Clerk Nc
Kinney.
Major JChl r. Allen has made his re-
port to Governor Blackburn, OF Ken
| lucky, concerning the riot at Ashland.
He says it was not until several yOlleys
had been fired on the troops that they
returned the fire, and that he had i've
men wounded.
Andrew Mitchell, who was arrested at
Mt. Pleasant few miles from Glendale,
| o., on Monday last on suspicion of being
I guilty OF the murder of A. W. Ross, Oct.
|
dale. 1t is said the proof against him
was very strong.
There are 100000 barrels of crude
petroleum in tank in the oil regions
| On Saturday the market advanced from
| $1,04 to $1.20, closing fraction under
this figure. This advance, therefore,
increases the value Of stocks something
over s., 100000 in one day.
The case of Colonel John 81. COckerill,
charged with killing Colonel AlOnzo w.
Slayback, was called in the Court of
Criminal Correction at st. Louis, Thurs
day. The defease was ready for trial,
but the State asked continuance,
which was granted until the 21st inst.
Philip Matthews, the young man of
Belleviile, ILL, who murdered his sweet
heart, Anna Geier, last May, because
she would not renew an engagement
with him which she had broken off on
account of his dissipated habits, was
convicted of murder in the first degree.