The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-11-28
NOTES OF NEWS.
All the Important Happenings of
the Day
Gathered and Boiled Down late Readable
Items-Cream Of the CHrTsnt
Events.

Five million bushels OF coal win leave
Pittsburgh on the present rise for Gin
cinnati and lower ports.
James Dougherty, life man in the
Ohio Penitentiary from Adams county,
sent Upin 1874, has been pardoned.
Cardinal Jacobini, POntifieal Secre-
tary Of State, gave Q banquet in honor
of the American Bishops gathered in
Rome,
Charles Trum of Pittsburgh, shot him
self during the services at the grave Of
the young lady to whom he was engag-
| ed to be married.
j. Phipps. wife murderer, Greenwood
condemned murderer and another Pris.
Oner escaped from the Sandwich, Ont,
Jail Sunday night.
Judge HOadly and his wife stopped
over Sunday in New York. on, their way
to spend Thanksgiving with their
daughter, who Is at Pennington, Conn.
Burglars entered the residence Of
President PangbOrn Of the Jersey city
board of education last night threaten
ed him with a revolver and escaped with
"a 900 in jewelry.
Nihllist prisoners in Peter and Paul
| fortress are inhumanly Treated, no dis
tinetiOn being made between men and
women, sick or we'll. Several have gone
mad and committed suicide.
The French are reported to have bonn
barded an unfortified town In MRdRgas-
car without giving notice. Five Brit
ish subjects were killed and much prop
erty belonging to neutrals destroyed.
Two hundred and fifty striking mi
ners In the Chaplin and LudlngtOn mines
| armed with Winchester rifles, threaten
violence unless their demands are ac-
ceded to. Militia and detectives order
ed.
CAIRO, I'LL, Nov. 26.-Fire at Carbon
dale this afternoon destroyed the state
Normal University at that city. The
origin of the fire is unknown. No lives
lost. The buildtn ng was the finest in the
state. ter
A l2-pOund gun has been placed by
order Of the Governor OF Virginia, on
the bank Of the RappahannOek, opposite
the oyster bods, to be used against
feet OF oyster men engaged In illegal
dredging. "a -H
In the year ending Nov. LIST, the Isrg-
est number of national banks since 1866
were organized, 202, Of which 1872 were
In the western states. There are now
1922 the largest number eyer in opera
tiOn at one time.
A suit between the children and
grandchildren Of the late DR.. Bull, the
patent medicine man, is In progress In
Frankfort, KY. The litigation Is over
the division Of DR.. Bulls estate, which
yields $4,000 yearly.
E. A. Ford has been appointed GEN
eral Passenger Agent Of the Chicago,
st. Louis 81 Pittsburgh R'Y, which ex-
tends his Jurisdiction over all the pas
senger business Of the Pennsylvania
lines west Of Pittsburg.
TOLEDO, Nov. 26.-The long looked for
Democratic daily made It's appearance
today. 1t is six column qusrtO sheet,
issued by Chaplin, BrinkeThOOf q Co.,
with 8. II. Chaplin as editor. The fret
number Is filled with news and sells for
q cent.
Patrick O'Donnell, the slayer Of Carey
the Phoenix Park inf0rmer, took out
naturalization papers before Judge
ThOman, now Civil Service Commits
siOner, in Youngstown, O., April 2, 1879.
He signed the documents by mailing a
Cross.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 2e.-JThe iabOrers
employed at Oliver Br0a, "a PhilliDS's
mill, were notified today their wages
would be reduced to 81 8 day, q reduc-
tion of 25 cents day. The men held q
meeting this afternoon to consider the
notice. Several hundred are affected.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.AThe town Of Port
Perry, Canada, took fire this morning,
and at noon the flames are spreading
over the entire place In uncontrOllable
fury. Houses, barns, and everything Is
being swept away. The Inhabitants
are all unnervod, and there will be
nothing saved. Loss $4,000.
YOUNGSTOWN O., Nov. 26.-Ed. Far
ragher, q brother Of Michael FarrRgher,
who was shot and killed by policeman
Cook last week, appeared before Justice
Steele this morning and 5w0re out a
warrant charging Cook with wilful
murder, Cook has been arrested, and
Is now In the county Jail awaiting q
hearing at 8 o'clock Monday morning.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 26.---TwO weeks ago
Frank Wilbert and Andrew Reed, aged
10 years, quarreled as to which should
furnish the fuel for q FIRE they had built.
Reed refused and Wilbert used a knife,
supplied by an older brother, plunged
1t into Reeds side, from the effects Of
which death ensued. This morning
Wilbert was arrested. The boys are sons
OF well known residents Of the south
side.
LONDON, Nov. ga dispatch Just re-
ceiVed reports that 1000 Chinese attack
ed HRidzuong, a fortified town of An
nam, Nov. IL. They fought eight days
when the French were reinforced. The
Chinese retreated, leaving q number of
dead and wounded. The French lost IL
killed and number wounded, inelud-
ing eight Of the crew of the gunbost
Carabine.