The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-06-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The Governor of New York has signed
the Railroad Commission bill.
Twenty-Five buildings in Chattanooga,
Tenn, destroyed by fire Sunday morn
ing.
The bill to extend the time for whisky
in bond was defeated in the Senate last
week.
Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick was killed
five miles south of Saliueville, D., Friday
in runaway accident
The 1O7th anniversary of the battle of
Bunker Hill was celebrated in Charles
ton, Mass, on the 18th.
Congressman Dawes was renOminated
by the Republicans of the Fifteenth dis
trict at Marietta, Ohio.
The Malley trial was adjourned Fri
day to Tuesday, owing to the death of
Juror Furman's daughter.
T. Remick's cotton waste mill, High
land district, Mass, destroyed by fire.;
loss SS00,0OO. Seventeen Gremen were
injured by falling wall.
1t seems to be given up that there is
no hope of accord between the RepubIl-
can factions in Pennsylvania, and that
the Democrats will carry the State.
Five hundred millions of dollars would
not reimburse the country for the injury
done it within the past year by those who
have been engaged in "cOrnering" GER
eals and meats.
The condition of the iron workers in
Cleveland and Pittsburgh is the neces-
sary result of corrupt and vicious legis-
latiOn. And yet the victims sustain the
cause while cOntending with the result.
The Executive Committee of the Ohio
State Bar Association has postponed the
annual meeting at Cincinnati, July 5th,
to December 9th, when the meeting
will be held either at Cincinnati or CO.
lumbus.
Clifton A. Breckenridge, son of John
c. Breckenridge, Vice President under
Buchanan, was nominated for Congress-
man at large by the Arkansas Democrats
on the twenty-eighth ballot at Little
Rock to-day.
The BTOOkfield bank robbers have been
lodged in Jail at Linneus, Mo-, and will
be tried not only for robbery but for as
sault with intent to kill. Three of the
men have been identified as brothers
named Mason, who formerly lived in
BrOOkaeld.
At Lana, Tex, Henry Halty was killed,
John COggins mOrtally wounded, and
three others dangerously shot, in a
street duel Saturday, with Winchester
rifles, Sixty SnOtS were nred. Inc DIS
trict Court has called upon the Adjutant
General for company of troops to pre-
serve order.
NEW YORK, June 17.-All the employees
of the different pOstOffices in the city re-
ceived a circular from member of the
Executive Committee of the Republican
party announcing the fact that check
received from each of the employees for
sixteen dollars would be welcome, and
be used solely for stamping out the
Democratic party.
DENVER, June IA special from Rico,
Colorado, says: This morning, at 2
o'clock, party entered the Jail here and
took out the muTderers, Thomas Wall
and Trinidad Charlie, and hung them in
small cabin opposite the jail. From
the appearance of Charities body it is
evident that he made a strong resist
ence. The men were shackled together
by leg and arm.
Democratic primaries in Wayne county
resulted in Stillwell, of Millersburg, re-
ceiying large majority OF the delegates
for Common Pleas Judge. II. R. Mess
more was renOminated for Sheriff, JOHN
McSweeney, Jr., received the nomination
for Prosecutor, John McGlennOn for
County Commissioner, j. f. Seas for In
tirmary Director and John Brant for
Coroner.