The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-16
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UON6TuOE rOSbeT COueS 10 manu- WIFI
his Thanksgiving proclamation.
Bob IngersOll nOminates General Sher
man for the Presidency in 1884.
Governor st. John, of Kansas, goes
down under 10000 Democratic ma
jOrity.
There are one hundred prisoners serV
ing life sentences in the Ohio Peniten
tiary.
The Oliver Wire Mill, at Pittsburg
was burned last week, entailing a loss
of 100000.
The New Hampshire Republicans elect
| ed Hale their Governor by a majority OF
from 250 10 300.
Store of Lugenbuhl g. Shultz, Dalton
Wayne county, robbed of goods worth
| $1,000 by burglars.
Wall street was but little disturbed
by the elections, the effect of which had
long been discounted.
MahOning county had the largest
| Greenback vote of any county in the
State at the last election.
Medina's water works have just been
| completed. The water is pumped from
a drilled we'll 166 feet deep.
George C. Bntler, prominent young
attorney of Indianapolis and a law
Joe Warren, of Greenville, swallowed
knitting-needle a week ago. DR.. Howe,
of Cincinnati, cut it out successfully,
Friday.
Engineer Melville told the story of his
separation from De Long in the Arctic
Ocean to the Jeanette Board of Inquiry
Monday.
Louis Mccain and woman stopped
at the AstOr Place Hotel, New York,
blew out the gas, and were dead in the
morning.
John G. ThOmpsOn's chances of becOm-
ing SeTgeant-at Arms are not believed
to have been materially lessened in the
past few days.
Milton and Samuel Hodge, cOlored.
were hanged at Knoxville, Tenn, Fri
day, for the murder of their brOther-in-
law in September.
Phelps murder trial at Warren result
ed in verdict of manslaughter. First
trial resulted in verdict of murder il
the second degree.
NEW YORK, November 10.-Henry BOas,
Election Inspector, has been sent to the
State Prison for one year for violation
of the election laws.
Willie Surrey, aged fourteen, num-
bered among the wounded in the Ash
land KY, calamity, and whose leg was
amputated, died Friday.
A Russian subject was found murder
ed in the streets of Alexandria on Mon
day. and native watchman has been
arrested for the crime.
Official count in Philadelphia gives
Beaver, Rep, for Governor, $3.50 majOri-
ty over PattisOn, Dem. Usual republt-
can majority over 10000.
A building containing about six tons
of powder, at Windsor Mills, Quebec,
exploded, killing Mrs. Randall, the only
employe of the building.
John Morgan's cavalry command per-
fected a reorganization at Lexington,
KY, Monday. About four hundred of
the old troops were present.
A cabin on the farm of Mrs. Marshall,
Petersburg, Va, occupied by family of
cOlOred people, was set on fire and all
the occupants burned to death.
In Alliance city criminals are com
PEELED to wear a ball and chain and
work their fines out on the street when
they have no money to liquidate.
CORTLAND, wy, November 10.-Burg-
lars last night went through the OOrt-
land Hotel, and secured $4,000 in cash
and $500 in diamonds and valuable
papers.
A collery explosion occurred at Clay
Cross Mines, England. 1t Is known
that thirty persons were killed. -Four
of the managers of the mines were
blown to atoms.
Hon. Jewett Adams, who is elected
Governor of Nevada on the Democratic
ticket, is a native Of South Hero, VT,
and resided there until he was twenty
one years of age.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., November 9.-John
Davis, coal miner at Mineral Ridge,
was instantly killed to-day by stone fall
ing on him in a mine. He leaves wife
and eight children.
The value of the estate of the son of
Alexander Hamilton, lately deceased at
New York, is about $1,0OO,0O0. The
heirs have settled their differences and
there will be no contest.
At Lawrence, Mass, Thomas Kennedy
was fatally stabbed by Michael Doughty
fusal of Kennedy and two others to pay
for liquor which they had ordered.
At Henrietta, Texas, Friday night, G.
M. Burgess, defeated candidate for
County Judge, shot and instantly killed
r NJ. DOnley, a young lawyer, who had
spoken i'll of him during the campaign.
h6uTy h6lSol WAS muIu6Ieu ny DuIR-
lars, last week, in his house at West
Chester, Butler county, Ohio. His wife
was chlOrOfOrmed and brutally beaten.
The murdered man was sixty-three years
old.
Adjutant General Smith has received
notice from the Third Auditor of the U.
s. Treasury, that the Second CompetrOl-
ler has confirmed the allowance made
for Ohio war claims, amounting to $70,-
943.
HALIFAX, November 10.-Robert Camp
bell, carrying on an extensive tanning
business in PictOn, has failed. Liabili,
ties said to be upward of $150,O00,
chiefly in Picton, Halifax and, Montreal
and Boston.
Staff Commander James Charles At
kinsOn, the oldest officer in the British
navy, has just died at the age Of one |
hundred years. He commanded the |
Penguin, and was captured, and his YES
sci destroyed by the American corvette |
Hornet in 1916. For the past fifteen |
years he had been quite blind, but 9TH