The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-05-18
LATE NEWS,


Nearly 1000 immigrants arrived in Naw
York Monday.
Two hundred Chicago tanners are on
strike. 0H
Ten stores and dwellings were burned
at Pamplin, Va; loss $35, 600.
Four Chicago fishermen were drowned
IN Wolf Lake, near Sheffield, Ind. sun
day. Jun
Mrs. Sergeant Mason has received tho
Philadelphia Press Fund amounting to
$3,542. W
The nomination of S. P. Carter for
Rear Admiral of the Navy, has been con-
hrmed by the Senate.
Report says that Hon. Tom Marshall
OF pittsburgh, declines to run on the
cameron ticket as Congressman at large,
Dr.. H. II. Hubbard, late Surgeon Gen
eral of the Confederate army, died in
San francisco day or two ago, aged 50.
WorthingtOn was confirmed collector
Of Boston Monday by the Senate despite
the efforts of Dawes and HOar against
him.
Star Route j. W. Dorsey put in an an
pearance in cOnrt at Washington on
Monday. Hearing was adjourned till
the 25th.
James Wick, well-knOwn florist. of
Rochester, y. Y, and the largest dealer
In flowers in the world, is dead, aged
sixty-thTee.
Stewartsville, Mo-, twenty miles east
of st. Joe, is in ashes. Thirty-seven
houses, including every business house,
are burned.
The total of killed and wounded bv
the recent cyclone at McAllister, Indian
Territory, fOOts up to one hundred and
twenty. Of these fifteen are dead.
Young Mems Democratic Club of New
York tabled a resolution urging the
nomination of Tilden for Governor bV
the Democratic State Convention,
Jacob Samalla, missing from FIRE.
mont since Wednesday of last week was
found dead by the roadside, a few miles
from town. The matter is a mystery.
There are reports of arrangements for
the marriage of Princess Beatrice, Queen
YictOria's youngest daughter, to Prince
William, eldest son of the Landgraye of
Baden.
Latest advices from Eureka Springs
state that Senator Ben Hill, though ap-
parently slowly improving, is in condi-
tlon to excite great doubts of his ulti-
mate recovery.
Theodore Lanning, prominent mer-
chant of Gilmore, o., was badly and
probably fatally beaten by father and
son, named Kali who disputed an ac-
count held against them by the mer-
chant.
Two persons suspected of being i'm
plicated in the Dublin assassination
were reported to be on board the Steam
er Scythia, which arrived at New York
early yesterday morning, but it was i'm
possible to learn anything definite on the
subject.
A barge containing Chinese coolies,
from ship in quarantine at Ssn Fran
cisco Tuesday, upset and one of the cool
les was drowned. The Chinese on board
the ship reYOlted against quarantine Of
fcers seeking for infecthed persons, and
for time had possession of the vessel.
Iron workers of Pittsburgh have in
vestigated the condition of trade, and
agree to compromise with the manufac-
turers for an advance of 80 cents per
ton. Manufacturers are willing, and a
satisfactory adjustment W i'll probably be
reached this week.
MAssILLoN, OHIO, May 15.-The first
visit of Commodore G. r. Garrison, yir-
tuaI owner of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Railroad, accompanied by his New
York associates, is now being made to
inspect their investment. The party is
of the following gentlemen, besides the
Commodore: Abram Garrison, his BROTH
er; William Garrison, his son; Robert P.
Kennedy, President of the road; Directors
Robert B. Mintern and George j. Forrest;
Chief Contractor General G. Robinson
Greggs and r. G. Livingstone. After
breakfast they were Joined by ]. s. Oil
yer, General Manager of the road; Judge
R. H. Cochran, Colonel L. w. Sutherland
and John G.. Warwick, Directors; ]. s.
McWilliams, Chief Engineer; Hon. S. A.
Conrad and Mayor Cole, and went in car
riages to ZOar Station, the point where
this road, the Cleveland and Marietta
followed the party down on the Tusca-
rawas Valley Road.