The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-13

iber was taken to the city hospital wher
he died this morning about 9 o'clock
Hunt made his escape but Williams wa
arrested.
Ruth, cashier of a savings bank at
Washington, Pa, is defaulter for $6O,-
600. Specializing in grain. ~,
Arthur Mueller, teller of the Central
Bank at Indianapolis, disappeared the
other day. Shortage $4,000.
President Arthur has appointed S. p.
Rounds, of Chicago, Public Printer at
Washington. He is not yet confirmed by
he Senate.
The Star Route swindlers, Tuesday.
declined to plead to the indictments,
but the Court directed the plea of not
guilty should be entered, and set the
trials for March 4th.
Kate Gathern, the famous Pickens
county, Ga, murdereSS, who about five
years ago killed her husbands paramOur,
and was sentenced to death but was sub
sequently given communication of ten
years in the penitentiary, has been par
dOned by Gov. COlquit.
The House bribery investigating COM
mittee at Columbus has made a report
recommending a resolution censuring
VIM. Bloch, of Cuyahoga, and VIM. A.
Wright, of Hooking, for conduct unbe-
coming members of the General Assem-
bly," 1t was laid on the table and or
dered to be printed.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o., April 1O.-Early
this morning burglars stole tools from
blacksmith shop with which they
cracked five safes, from four obtaining
small amounts, but from Albert's jewelry
store, $1,000 in jewelry. They drilled
quarter of an inch holes near the cOmbi-
nations in Albert's safes, and with wire
threw the bolts back. The store was
completely Quilted. No clue to the
thieves.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April lin the
election case trials to-day, Hugh p. Kane,
United States Supervisor of Election, on
| cTOss-examinatiOn, testified that he came
to the country from Ireland in 1867; came
to South Carolina as a body servant of
| natuTaliZed; had never taken oath as
United States Supervisor, and voted at
the election in 1880.
ST. LOUIS, April 11.-Chsrles Crump,
a negro, has been arrested here for kill
| ing and rObbing a passenger on the
| steamer Carrier, near Baton Rouge, La.
in September last. The authorities
offered reward for his arrest, and have
been notified. Emmett Jones, the muir
derer of Antoine Vale, was granted a
new trial to-day by the Court of APP
peals.
MEMPHIS, April 1.-two more bodies
OJ the Golden City disaster, both white
men, were recovered this afternoon. One
is supposed to be W. II. Stowe, circus
proprietor, but not fully identified. The
other had the appearance of being a
wOrkingman, dressed in brown suit of
clothes, about thirty years old. Both
bodies are at an undertaker's awaiting
identification.
| COLUMBUS, April 11.-ThOrpe's mo-
tiOn to reconsider ScOtt's resolution in
yestigating the Standard Oil Company
was lost this morning by vote of "a to
40. Aliens TedistTicting bill lost Sat-
urday was TecOnsidered by vote of "a
to and then lost, AZ to A. The bill ap-
pTOpriating $4,000 to defTay the expen-
ses of the forestry congress to be held in
Cincinnati April % to 90, passed the
Senate.
ST. LOUIS, April 11.-Henry Parke,
postal clerk on the Missouri Pacific
Railroad between here and Kansas City,
a young man twenty-five years of age
and of very respectable family, was
arrested this afternoon by Cole Schaurtz
pOstOffice agent, on charge of TObbing
the mails. He admitted his guilt before
United States Commissioner Cullen, who
placed hig bond at $1,000. The steal,
ings amount to probably $4,000.