The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-06

pie in the neighbOrhOOd sympathize with
him. Others are afraid, and it is i'm
possible to obtain help to take him in
that locality. COnstables and Justices
VIII make no effort toward his capture.
He has been drinking much, and his
friends who are in communication with
him say he Is almost crazy. Lively times
are expected tomorrow, as the Sheriff
proposes to arrest him at all hazards.
LONDON, April 2.-The Spanish steamer
Yrurac Bat, Captain Ugarte, from Liver
pool for Porto Rico, came in collision
with the Royal Mail COmpany's steamer
DOurO, from Brazil, off Cape FinisteTTe,
Spain, Saturday night. Both steamers
sank. The steamer HidalgO rescued
seventeen persons from the DOuro and
siXty-seyen from the YTuTac Bat and
landed them at Ceruna. Thirty of the
crew of the YruTac Bat, including the
captain and pilot, were drowned. Thirty
hVe OF the DOurO's passengers were
saved. The number drowned is un-
known.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-As two labOrers
We're digging a drain to-day on the
premises of James f. Haggerty, 912 Col
Inns street, to connect the house with
the street sewer, they unGarthed large
pot tightly sealed, which, on eXamina-
tiOn, contained large amount of Eng
liSh sOYereigns, American silver dollars
and hat full more or less of COntinen-
tai currency. The money has not been
counted yet, but there is probably be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 of the coin
which is dated in the last century, and
the currency bears date 1877. The house
was occupied by Montgomery Blair
many years ago and subsequently passed
into the possession of Samuel Gaty.
MEMPHIS, March 3O.-AmOng the cargo
of the burned steamer Golden City were
several bundles of jute. The fire Origi-
mated here, and spread rapidly; so rapid
that in five minutes the entire after
part of the boat was a mass of flames.
Those saved fled in their night clothes.
Robert Kelly, second engineer, was on
duty and perished at his post. Stoves
circus was lost with six cages of animals.
A buffalo swan ashore. The roaring of
the animals, the shrieks of the women
and children amid the floating, burning
hell was a terrible scene. The Golden
City was built i'll 1877 and valued at
$4,000.
Jesse James, the noted train robber
and outlaw of the west, was shot and
killed at st. Joseph, Mo-, where he had
been living with his wife since last No
vembeT. Two men had been living at
his house for some time, and a fresh
IODUbly Hdu bttl pldLl6u' lllC uudl
act was the famous Jesse laying down
his pistols to wash himself, when one of
the fellows, in whom he rested conf
dence, stepped up behind him and shot
him through the back of the head, in the
prospect, it is stated, of escaping punish
ment for crimes committed, and at the
same time securing the large rewards
offered for James's body, dead or alive,
by State and railroad authorities.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-As two labOrers
were digging a drain to-day on the
premises of James f. Haggerty, 912 Col
lins street, to connect the house with
the street sewer, they unearthed large
pot tightly sealed, which, on eXamina-
tiOn. contained large amount of Eng
lish sOvereigns, American silver dollars
and a hat full, more or less, Of COnti-
mental currency. The money has not
been counted yet, but there is probably
between $4,000 and $4,000 of the coin,
which is dated in the last century and
the currency bears the date of 1877.
The house was occupied by MOntgOm-
cry Blair many years ago and subse-
quently passed into the possession of
Samuel GatZ.