The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14
EVERY DAY TOPICS.
Recent News Items Caught in
Our Literary Net.
A Condensed Record of Accidents, Grimes
Politics and Information Of Gen.
eral and Miscellaneous Kind.

A NOrwalk woman has been cured by
faith of disease Of twelve years incOr-
rigibility.
The attention of the fool killer is ur-
gently called to one Virgins and his
followers.
Only $35S,OO0,OOO in the O. 8. Treas
ury. This will affect business and val
ues in time.
Felix Wilson was sentenced to be
| hanged on April 20, at Charlotte, N. c.,
| for the murder of Nose Reudleman, both
| cOlOTed.
Rev. VIM. Watts, reVivalist, holding
/ successful meetings at Leesburg, Ohio,
was egged as he was leaving the meet
ing house.
A house of ill-repute at Luther, Mich,
| burned; Jennie GOOdsell and Reuben
Myers, inmates, perished. They are said
to have been Intoxicated.
Toxic, capital of Japan, has had three
/ feet snow storm, the heaviest In thirty
years. Rome, too, has witnessed like
phenomenon, the first in 13 years.
Fred. Burkhard, at Cleveland, on Sat.
urday, while at work at the ruins Of the
foundry of Myers, Osborn s. Co., was
killed by brick wall falling on him.
At meeting of twenty.one delegates,
|
Lancashire iron trades, 1t was resolved
to restrict the output Of finished iron.
AtwO year old child of Eli Blazy at
Salineville, Saturday, was burned to
death by its clothes taking fire when
| the mother was at neighbOr's. 1t got
too near the fire.
nine year old son of d. r. Grubb Of
Crestline, o., threw 80 caliber cart
/ ridge in the fire, and a piece of shell en-
tered the left cheek, injuring him seri-
Ously, if not fatally.
The Duchess of Marlborough has
| given to the Lukes fund $1,000, which
remained over from the fund she raised
| for relief for the distress in Ireland dur
| ing the years 1879 and 1880.
Geo. H. Taylor. the Chicago paper
| dealer who failed some time since, Of
| fered his creditors 40 per cent, all paya-
BILE within year. committee was ap-
| pointed to examine the books and report.
At Montreal, Henry Chapman & Co.,
wholesale grOcers, wine and spirit meT-
| GOldsteiD, Isaacs e. Co., leaf tobacco i'm
pOrters, have suspended. Liabilities,
$4,000.
A running fight occurred Sunday, near
Goshen, Washington county, Ark, be-
tween pursuing officers and the men at
| tempting to rob the Little Rock & Fort
Smith Railway train. Many shots were
exchanged and one TObbeT wounded,
but they managed to escape.
HAVANA, March 12.-An explosion up
on the plantation OF Mercedes, Sabanilla
de GuaTciyas, caused the death Of six
negroes and one Chinaman, and the
wOunding offs six negroes and four China
men. The engineer is also dead. The
/ hOilin0 hOnga q q haQn Of rnlOa
A stay Of proceedings was granted in
the suit of the King of Belgium against
Canon Bernard to recover seven hun
dred thousand dollars securities now in
possession of the Sheriff. The securi-
ties were taken by Bernard, canon Of
the Catholic Church of Belgium, now in
prison there.
PITTSBURGH, March 11,-ShOrtly after
| 10 o'clock this morning q fire occurred
at Grove Station, on the Baltimore &
| Ohio railway, few miles from this
city, destroying two frame houses, In
one of which two children named Craw-
ford, aged respectively 2 and 8 years,
were burned to death. Loss $1,000.
DUBLIN, March 12-The murder con-
spiracy prisoners were notified that their
| trial begins on April 8. They will be
tried on three counts: The Phoenix Park
murders, the attempted murder of Juror
| Field, and conspiracy. The government
has ordered that prompt measures be
taken for the relief of the starving peo-
pie of LOughrea.
Intelligence from Paris states that
the trouble there is due to the fact that
sixty thousand persons are out of en-
plOyment The Times correspondent at
Paris says: For the past few days
many foreigners have kept away from
that city, owing to its unsettled cOndi-
| tiOn. There are now at Rome many
Americans who were about to start to
Paris when the demonstration began.
and who consequently postponed the
visit.
The ship Wiltshire, at Queenstown
| from San Francisco, reports that she
| fell in with the steamer GOrdenia, in
distress, and tOwed her until February
| 81, when, in latitude SO north, lOngi-
tude 20 west, she was obliged to Aban-
don her, the wind being adverse. The
GOrdenia left Newcastle, Eng, January
| %, for New York, and was taken in tow
on February IL by the steamer BOyne,
latitude AZ, longitude 40, but the line
parted, and the Boyne left the GOrdenia
on the 18th.
ST. LOUIS, Mch. ia dispatch from
| Galena says the first loss of human life
| by the flood in that region occurred by
| the upsettinK of house IL miles south,
| in which we're adults and 4 children.
| The latter were drowned, and the for
mer rescued by party of hunters, who
| took them off the roof after they had
clung to it three days. Miles of cattle
are standing up to their knees in water.
A Legislative committee will examine
| into the condition Of the people in the
OveTfOwed districts, and will report in
favor Of giving state aid to actual suf-
| feTers.
| INDIANAPOLIS, March 11.-Advices Of
the horrible murder of two women, liv-
| ing on a farm Ia miles from here. on
the Lafayette pike, reached this city af-
ter o'clock this morning. The victims
are Mrs. Lucinda Forman, a widow aged
30 years, and her maiden daughter, aged
| 81 years of age. They lived alone on
their farm. One Of the bodies was found
outside of the house under a pile of
straw, the other in the kitchen Of the
house. An axe was used to accomplish
the deed. There arefew particulars and