The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-02
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large portion of the town. Loss $780,
600.
The Eureka Blast Steel Company, of
LamOkin, Pa, burned Saturday. Loss
| $4,000.
Mr.. Rhoda Reed, of Shelbyville, Indi-
ana, committed suicide, Monday, with a
| revolver.
There were Ill deaths in Cincinnati
| the past week, of which sixteen were
from scarlet fever.
The Flint Mill at Fall River, Mass,
was burned Saturday, causing a loss of
| nearly $1,OO0,OOO.
General Sir Garnet WOlseley arrived
at Balmoral, Monday, in response to the
invitation of the Queen.
The SOteldO case was called in the
Criminal Court at Washington, Monday.
Six jurors were obtained.
The False Prophet is reported within
| three days march of KhartOum. A
council of ministers was held Friday.
Geo. P. Letcher shot and killed DR..
Edward Z. Evins, a young physician
from Mississippi, at NichOlsVille, KY,
Friday.
General Sir Garnet Wolseley landed at
| Dover, Saturday, on his return from
| Egypt. He was enthusiastically lyreceiVed
ny great CTOWu.
Judge Philip Bergin Swing, of the
United States Court, died at his home in
Batavia, at 6:1O p. M, Monday, at the
age of sixty years.
The jury in the case of Mrs. Frances
| ScOV1lle, at Chicago, has adjudged her
| insane, whereupOn Mrs. ScOVille trips
tra-la-la to Canada.
Matt. Grace, a wrestler, was arrested
and held in $4,000 bail in New York,
Friday, on the charge of rObbing Caro-
| line Berneter of $4,000.
The Supreme Court of New York has
affirmed the conviction of Edward Nc
| GlOin, who shot Louis Hainer, and is
under sentence of death.
Collector Crumbaugh, of Louisville,
| having refused to assist My Dear Hub
bell, My Dear Hubbell is looking after
| Collector Crumbaugh's scalp.
| Foreman Dickson, of the Star route
| jvry, was arrested in Washington, and
gave bond in the sum of 5000 for his
| appearance for trial next week.
TOncut Tankersly, who poisoned his
| wife and children near Lowell, Ken
tucky, and fled, surrendered himself to
the authorities at Lexington, Friday.
David Thomas, of Mt. Sterling, KY,
and Bert Farrell, of West Point, Ca,
| udu d p1SbOl uuoA near OudbbduOOBds
Thomas is dead and Farrell is dying.
Thursday night, R. T. Cole, of Magno-
| liza, Columbia county. Arkansas, took
strychnine, which he mistOOk for NOR
phine, and death followed two hours
| later.
A steam tug exploded near Racine,
| Wis, Saturday, killing the Captain,
william Kelley, of Chicago, and two
| engineers, none of whose bodies could
| be found.
The prisoners, Neal and Craft, accom-.
panied by four companies Of infantry
and a squad of artillery, will leave Lex
ingtOn, KY, for Catlettsburg Monday
morning.
Jay Gould stepped off train at Ro-
chester, Monday morning, in front of a
moving locomotive, and would have
been killed but for the sudden alarm
given by his friends.
The firm of B. Benjamin & Co., pro-
prietOrs of the Cincinnati Rolling Mill,
| have made an assignment to ID. Helms
heimer, Jr. The bond of the assignee
was fixed at 100000
The Montreal Branch Land League
resolved to fall into line with the new
Irish organization and be known as the
National League Branch, acknowledge
ing allegiance to Parnell.
The acliOn brought by Samuel Wilke-
son against Henry Ward BeecheT, for
breach of contract in failing to COM
plete the Life of Christ" has been post
poned until November 9th.
Nicholas Hamilton, of Chatham, Ky.,
who shot John McKibben about a year
ago, shot himself Friday by placing a
revolver in his mouth, the ball coming
out at the back of his head. He will
| die.
Mrs. Freylinger, German woman,
living six miles from Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, shot and killed Mr.. Mole, Thurs
day. The trouble grew out of renting
of the place in Which Mrs. Freylinger
lived.
The Governments of England, Ger
many, France, Austria, Belgium and
America have declared their intention
| to support the proposed International
Exhibition to be held at Hamburg next
spring.
In Milton, Mass, Friday night, James
| Bell, driver of a bakers wagon, was
halted by three masked men with re-
volvers, dragged from his wagon, beaten
and robbed of forty dollars, and then tied
| to tree.
Charles Bailey, of Erie, Pa, was ar
rested in New York City, charged with
| gus checks. He first gave orders for
cGfins, then handed check, taking the
balance in money.
Chas. Schwartz, foreman of the feed
department of the Third avenue, New
| York, street railway company, yesterday
| shot at his uncle, Lewis Lyon, the Presi-
dent of the company, and then killed
himself. No cause is assigned for the
act.
DAVENPORT, IA, Oct. 36.-This region
was visited by destructive storm this
afternoon. A storm of hail began and
continued some ten minutes, doing great
damage to all the skylights. Some of
the stones were of phenomenal size, If
regular in shape, and eight inches in
circumference, by half an inch in thick
ness. Beginning four miles east of this
city, the storm followed line five miles
long by one-third of mile in width,
doing damage amounting to more than
| $4,000. Three houses were blown down
! and number Of barns. Mrs. George