The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-07-13

thing near swept away. A schooner was
carried inland and the German bark
Cassilis fOundered.
Rev. W. j. Spauph, a Methodist minis
ter who had incurred the enmity of
some young Indians of the Indian Ter
ritOry, was waylaid and killed.
KALAMAZOO, July 10.-Fred Cobb, aged
twelve, was murdered by his brother
Frank while taking breakfast at their
used was razor.
ST. LOUIS, July 10.-At Louisville,
Miss, yesterday, +. l.. Jones, photograph
er, shot and killed Tom Jones, boy, in
cold blood. A strong guard prevented
lynch1ng. Jones has killed four men.
The ChillicOthe Advertiser changed
hands last week. The new prOprietOrs
and editors are Messrs. Frank Harper, of
Mt. Vernon, and George f. Hunter, of
CadiZ, o. Both are young men of news
paper experience.
DETROIT, July 1O.-Saturday a small
boat capsized on Lake Michigan, off Mus
kegOn. Two sailors from the steambarge
Hilton and three other men were drown
ed. The body of one of the men, Ander-
son, has come ashore.
DETROIT, July 1O.-A labOring man
named Henry WeimeT, aged thirty, this
morning deliberately threw himself in
front of an incoming train and was in
stantly killed. The body was terribly
nangled. He leaves three children.
The way to defend our coasts is to pro-
vide supply Of tOrpedOes for each har-
Dor, and store them, and to get up few
big guns that would stand severe ser
vice. Money spent for monitors and
pot metal guns is not well invested.
ST. LOUIS, July 1O.-A Post Dispatch
special from Atlanta, says: At TOcca yes
terday Tom MOsby and John MOrOnOs
quarTeled about their children. Each
got pistol and opened fire at the door
of MOnrOnOs' house, and MOrOnOs was
killed. MOsby escaped.
The English must make murder in
Ireland somewhat less fashionable, or
retire. Then they might as Well give up
Gibraltar, Malta, Cyprus, and the whole
road to India. But there will be thun-
der and lightning all around the world
before that comes to pass.
Ashland, the home of Henry Clay, has
come back into the possession of his
family, having been purchased a few
days ago by Major Henry Clay Mcdowell,
who married the daughter of Colonel
Henry Clay, of Buena Vista fame, a
granddaughter of the statesman.
CHICAGO, July 1O.-Seyier county, Ark,
was the scene of tragedy recently which
resulted in the death of a guest at the
hands of George and West McCraven,
they killing him for his money. In
arresting the murderers the constable
was accidentally killed by one of the
arTesting party, and George McCraven
was shot dead by deputy.
TUCSON, ARIZONA, July 10.-FOrt
Thomas Special: A courier has just ar
rived announcing that on the 7th inst.
forty Apache bucks attacked the town.
They were repulsed after hard fight by
the citizens. The fight lasted half an
hour, during which the Indians tried to
| set fire to several buildings, but without
success. One white man was wounded.
Indian casualties unknown.
ST. LOUIS, July 1O.-In Webster parish,
Louisiana, McTaslOr, cOlOred, fourteen
years old, severely beat a white boy
named Mcdonald, and fled to Arkansas
some days ago. McDOnald's father, as
sisted by j. j. Picket end John Almond,
pursued, captured and brought McTay-
lOr back. They tied him to a tree and
shot him to death. The body was found
yesterday, the bones picked bare by Vul-
lures. The assassins will be arrested.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Hennepin
Canal men say they are entirely satisfied
with the action of the Senate. An order
for a survey practically commits Con-
gress to the project, and they can get an
appropriation next year. This for pub
licatiOn. Privately, Senator Logan, one
of the foremost champions of the scheme,
admits that it is dead. The survey, he
says, amounts to nothing, and he will
advise the Illinois Legislature, which is
to pass upon the proposed relinquish
ment of the States rights in the Michi-
gan Canal as a condition precedent to
the survey, not to give its consent to
the erelinquishment. He thinks the Legis-
latuTe will not.