The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

in all probability fatally hurt.
The case in which Ex-Governor Bishop
obtained judgment against the Cincln-
natl Gazette for libel, has been taken up
to the Ohio Supreme Court by the
Gazette.
C. Mundinger, an assistant manager
for B. LOwenstein Il Bros, dry goods,
Memphis, has been arrested for embezzl-
ing 5000 through nine years course
of speculatiOns.
The New York Weekly Review of Trade
says: "A strong feeling is noticed in
business circles, and the markets are re-
covering from the depression incident TO
the semi-panic in Paris"
The Berlin military authorities have
drawn out the censure of the Liberal
press by generating from blame the
sentinel who fired on crowd or boys
for teasing him, killing two.
Business failures throughout the cOun-
try are reported to be diminishing IN
number, and these in large part caused
by speculation more or less illegitimate,
or directly fraudulent and cOllusiye.'
While playing snapdragOn with her
children lately, the Princess of Wales's
dress caught fire. One of her arms was
burned. She tore away her burning
skirt herself, and was quite collected.
1.-THE friends of A. NJ SOteldO, who was
fatally shot in the National Republican
office at Washington, charge that lie was
prosecuted by the star route ring, in re-
turn for his exposure of 1t in the news
papers.
Peter Hoffman, an old German, died
in Harrison county, Ind, and confessed
to priest to having committed three
murders, one in Germany and two In
Harrison county. His story is cOrrObOr-
ated by other testimony.
George Robinson, driver of Chicago
ice wagon, shot a servant girl named
Mary Beggan, who refused 10 marry him,
inflicting a mortal wound, and then
opening his mouth, fired bullet into
his brain, and instantly fell dead at her
feet.
A man murdered his brother without
hindrance, at SaXeyille, Wis, but I'M
mediately encountered fierce avenger
in big dog. Made furious by seeing
his master slain, the brute set upon the
slayer, biting him, and hanging to him
until he was captured.
Senator Brown, of Georgia, voted with
the Republicans and defeated the cleo
| tiOn of Neil Brown, of Tennessee, for
reading clerk of the United States Sen,
ate. The latter is a very competent
gentleman. Senator David Davis voted
with the Democrats and the vote was a
| tie.
The report of the Roman Board Oi
Statistics shows that on the night of the
31st of December, 1881, the population O1
Rome and her suburbs numbered 167,-
327 males, and 1895 females-a total
of 3OO,292 souls. The increase of the
population in the last ten years has beer
| 52,416.
The home paper having said, "Great
credit is due to Mr.. Smith, &c, Smltr
showed the paragraph to the grocer
Louisville COurier-JOuTnal. The grocer
showed another issue Of the paper, III
which it said that he pointed with pride
| to his Shelves and where the grocer
pointed Smith saw little sign with two
words.
Emir Pssfa, the Vail of Smyrna, has
undertaken to put down brigandagt
within the territorial limits Of his villa
vet. He has forwarded about sixty
bandits heads to StambOul- For some
time past small cOnsignment8 OF this ma
| ture have been dispatched from Smyrna
to the capital per steamer twice a weel
with unbrOkeR regularity. As an ad
vOcate of reform the Emir has Gains II
attention.
Abdul KuduS Khan, who was sent by
| the Ameer of AfghaniStan, to keep Ay0Ol
Khan out of Herat, has played the trlcl
imputed to him., and retained Hs5at To-
himself, causing its people to. reyol
against the AmeeF- The; latter is credited
with having in anger, beheaded tht
brother of KudUsy probably to show
what he would do for Kudus If he hat
him in his power. The English mus
be content by this time to let the AIMEE
and his vassalJ settle their dispate
among themselves.
Bond, Wilson and Whitted, thre
noted desperadOes. and members OF
Gang of thieves who. have long been, tn
terror of Indiana. were set upon bh
other night by a company of promiEen
and leading citizens of TunneltOn an
shot down. Bond, the youngest OF TN
three, was the last to die, but bef0r
death he gave the names of the Othe
members of the clique. In the case
the remaining thieves trip abroa
might be suggested as beneficial t
their health.
A man walked into PHYSICIANS Oftfc
in Grand Rapids, Mich, few days agi
and in the large and easy manner of tn
bOundless west, picked up from th
table what he conceived to be tOOtl
rick, and began to use it. Presently
nricked his tongue. and a cOnsequeI
exclamation called the doctors attei
/ tiOn to what was going on. The SUI
posed toOthpick was in reality Vaccln
pefnt, and despite the prompt apple;
tion Of various prSTentives 1t took"
The Rev. Father Scully, of Cambridg
Mass, is a severe eOndemner of chuRc
fairs. "They demOraliZe our girls"
saws, more than do. our low est theatre
for girls. armed with their church Ca
, book, go forth under religious and pa
entail sanction where they please al
= when they please, entering even ba
r rooms to solicit chances and votes. Cl
D children think Of nothing but the fai
J, Home, church and the school are ba
( fshed. When lager beer is sold in o.
J, churches where fairs are held, how ei
: we train our youth to look with hOEr
n on the evils Of rumT"
. "Our Lady Amabel, she'Ye took lessor
so as to help us in the cooking. o
day, down she comes to make a apI
pie. I'd made the paste ready for FER
roll. and butteTed the dish, and ia
81 had peeled the apples, and John a
y Robert stood over 'er with the thini
es and Liza had hot water for 'eT to wa
n 'er hands in when she'd done. So it "
y a nice help you may be sures HO
in sOeyer, she did it, and baked it, and
ne stairs they all said as there'd never be
u known such a pie-thO' it was as sour