The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-12
Oberlin College, an obscene picture and
writing to young lady.

vaults at San Francisco that additiona
vaults must be built.
OF the 30 prisoners in the ClarksvilI,
(Arkansas) Jail IL are charged with mur.
der in the first degree.
A medical man has offered $1,000 fol
Guiteau's body, but the assassin think,
he ought to bring $1,000 at least.
The loss by the fire in the picke
room Of Seville Scofeld's mills, Mana
yunk, Pa, is $4,000; covered by insur.
ance.
Columbus Seiherling, of Merton town
ship, Portage county, had his left arm
taken off i'll a horsepower corn cutter
Friday.
A thTee-year old child of Louis Rock
ledge, near Steubenyille was burned tt
death Thursday night, its clothes catch
ing fire from a CRATE.
Pastor Newman will take charge Of
the New York Madison Avenue COngre
| gatiOnal Church, with Grant and Jay
Gould on the Board of Trustees.
Mitchell Brown, of Sherman, WiscOn-
sin, while endeavOTing to save team
of horses from burning barn, Thurs
day, was himself burned to death.
Joseph Abbot, aged 20, was hanged in
the jail yard at ElmiTa, Friday, for the
murder of George Reed, fellOw-cOnvict
in the RefOrmatOry, April 10th, 1880.
Chloe Ann Violet died at Washington
Thursday, after fast of forty-three
| days. Her delusiOn was that God COM
manded her to commit suicide by fast
ing.
1t is said that the Republicans of
Missouri will nominate Mccullough,
the editor of the st. Louis GlObe-Demo-
crat, as "a candidate for Governor of that
State.
Government will proceed against star
route straw bidders and bOndsmen. Sam
n. HOyt, j. n. MennlX, W.. s. Barringer,
j. w. DOnahOe and +. j. Sweet, arrested
in Washington.
Colonel William f. Foster, of Boston,
is said to have 10000 orange trees on
his plantation in Florida. He also
raises the largest and best bananas pro-
duced in Florida.
Ellis Craft, George Ellis and William
Neal, the Ashland murderers, escaped
the mOb'S vengeance on the Ohio river
last week, and were safely lodged in
Jail at Maysville.
Illinois produced ia 1896, 600 bushels
Of corn in 1881, seventy per cent. of the
crop of 1880. This falling off was owing
to drOuth, particularly i'll the southern
pdrC OF Jne SGdJe.
The failures for the week throughout
the country, reported 10y r. &. Dun Il
Co.'S mercantile agency, number 146, a
material reduction compared with the
closing week of 1881.
Committee to audit bills incident to
Garfeld's sickness will require itemized
statements from all but the doctors.
Those who volunteered machinery and
W | no maid
The bodies of the three boys killed by
the explosion at OskalOOsa, Iowa, We're
buried Friday. The losses aggregate
not less than 10000. About thirty resi-
dences are badly wrecked.
Sauer, the Tammany candidate for
President of the Board of Aldermen in
New York, has been elected, but he
would not have been if five Republicans
had not voted for him.
Chairman Burrows of the House
Committee on Territories, thinks that
the question of admitting Dakota as
State will be one of the most important
issues in Congress this winter.
Wallace & CranstOn, cotton manufac-
turer and guanO dealers of Augusta,
Ga, yesterday made an assignment to
j. G. G. Black. Liabilities 100000;
assets in notes and accounts, $4,000.
Judge Gaslin, of Nebraska, told the
Grand Jury at Lincoln the other day
that they were relic of barbarism, a
source of useless expense to the county,
and of no earthly consequence to the
community"
The jury in the case of ID. d. Richards,
another of the party implicated in the
big Missouri land swindle, tried at st.
Louis, returned verdict of guilty, and
fixed the punishment at five years i'll
the PenitentiaTy
1t is related of Beniaming Philibert,
of st. Louis, who died the other day.
that he never rode in railroad car or
steam boat, and had not been out of
the city for 63 years. By such economy
he accumulated $4,000.
Michael Davitt, confined in Kilmain-
ham Jail, not heretofore permitted to see
visitors, has been granted that privilege.
He will be allowed to converse with
those who call upon him, but only in
the Governors presence.
A gentleman in Portland, Me-, has
lately received from a brother in Texas
an easy chair ingeniOusly made of the
horns of cattle. Nine pairs of horns
are used, of varying sizes and of rich
color and highly polished.
By au explosion of can of dynamite
on the line of the Hastings 81 Still
water railway, Minnesota, one labOrer
was killed and two seriously injured
The accident was the result of careless
ness in handling the explosive.
Last week during the funeral of Rev.
S. Kuhlenhofer at Quincy, ILL.,, a seat
broke down, a panic ensued, and in the
wild rush for exit forty persons were
injured, six seriously. Feared that
Mrs Shilher, Mrs. Bundy and Miss Mer-
ger will die.
Three insane inmates of the Poor
House at Decatur, ILL.,, were burned to
death in the fire that destroyed that
building Wednesday night. The re-
mains were found in the ashes. Their
names are Isaac Franklin, Martin
Casey and Franklin Fletcher. Loss by
the fire $150OOO.
John NJ. Unglaub, engineer on the
Baltimore 81 Potomac road, has been
presented with $500 gold watch and
chain by X. B. Hayes and wife, of Ere
mont. Unglaub displayed courage and
GOODNESS during an accident to a train
on which Hayes and wife were riding.
March 9TH, 1881.
John Philli- Gerald Joyce and John
Stedman, 81 ifle balls into a powder
magazine kalOosa, Iowa, and sue
ceeded l. --l.iJ ing 500 kegs of powder.