The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-09-28

of train on the Erie road, and has ar
rived safely in st. Louis.
A collision in tunnel in New York
City killed five persons and injured
some fifteen, several badly.
The financial affairs of Milwaukee are
in sad state. 1t is claimed that short
age exists in the funds to the amount
Sells circus train near Point Lick,
Kentucky, ran off the track, killing
three men and wounding several others,
two or three fatally.
The DodsOn mine at Wilkesbarre cayed
in and the squeeze caused an explosion
OF ire damp which killed one man and
badly burned four others.
The Secretary of the Treasury on Sat-
urday issued call for 25,OOO,OOO per
cent. bonds. The principal and interest
will be paid on the 23d of December.
1t seems two men got on the Republi-
can State Committee last week at Sara
toga through forged prOxiees. Business
ls business in the party of moral ideas.
Fifty families have been evicted from
the barony of ETTis, county Mayo, dur
ing the past few days, and the people
nave been ordered not to shelter them,
Frey & Mag, boot and shoe dealers of
| indianapolis, made an assignment yes-
terday to Charles KrippendOrff, of Gin
clnnat1. Liabilities, $4,000; assets,
| $4,000.
The Khedive and Egyptian Ministers,
together with force of English Off
cials, have gone to Cairo, and it is ex.
pected that the trial of rebel prisoners
is in order.
b. At South LibanOn, Ohio, five persons
got in boat to cross the river, when in
a friendly scuttie for the oars, the boat
| upset and two young men and two wo-
men were drowned.
General Bragg, who was defeated for
denomination in Congress in the Second
Wisconsin district, does not intend to
bolt and run as an independent candi-
date. He will submit quietly to his de-
feat and look to the future for his vindi-
cation.
BUFFALO, September 25..-James Wall,
James Conway and William Dugan, ali
of this city, were drowned by the upset
ing of sailbOat ten miles off this port.
James Stewart, sole survivor, padded
the boat ashore in twelve hours against
a very strong head wind.
| MILWAUKEE, September 25.-MeadOw
Springs distilleTy, near the city, belong
ing to William BeTganthal & Co., burned
to the ground this afternoon, causing a
loss of $4,000. There is an insurance
|
from smOkestack getting into the alcO-
hOl room.
The gallery in the west end of the
Pittsburgh Exposition building and a
stand outside erected for the purpose of
affOrding view to the fireworks dis
play, gave way almost at the same time
Monday, both precipitating a large num-
ber of people to the ground. Quite a
number were seriously hurt. The in
juries of two subsequently proved fatal.
There were 1O5 men at a pOliticeI
meeting in Glass Valley, California, to
choose twenty-One delegates to a State
Convention. All wanted to be appoint
ed. To solve the problem, their names
were put in a hat and twenty-One drawn
out; and 1.-The delegates agreed that it
was the best representation Glass Valley
has had of late years"
Abdallah and the troops at Damietta
| surrendered to General Wood Saturday.
OF the original 1000 troops at the fort
but 800 blacks remained, and even they
fled before the arrival of the British,
taking with them all they could carry.
The Grand Shereef of Mecca has been
depOsed and is now in prison. Abdallah
AfricOun has been made his successor.
For several days last week heavy
rain storm prevailed in the East, appa-
rently centeTing in New Jersey and eX-
| tending a considerable distance in all
directions from that point, especially
along the Hudson. The damage to prop
erty is very great and several lives have
been lost. The loss of property in New
York city is also considerable. The
Hudson River Railway track is washed
out at many places.