The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-13

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should break out, the consequences
would prove disasteriOus in the ex-
Il treme.
A shock of earthquake was felt at Irk
uski, Siberia, Thursday evening. No
| damage done.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
i France shows q decrease of 3,350,0OO
francs in gold and 5000 in silver,
All implicated in the recent rebellion
| in Egypt were granted amnesty, except
those convicted of murder and outrage.
The longest parade of firemen ever
held in New England took place at
Bridgeport, Conn. Twenty thousand
strangers and the whole population of
the town viewed the procession.
A man named Urena recently attempt
ed to assassinate the President of Santa
Domingo at Neyba, Hayti. The Presi-
dent shot the assailant dead. The would
be assassin had no accOmplices.
The Secretary of the Interior has ac
| cepted the resignation of Edgar A. Mar
| BILE. Commissioner of Patents, to take
effect October l. The position has been
rendered to Hon. Benjamin ButterwOrth,
| of Ohio.
Nearly 1900 Cinnamon left San Fran
cisco for Hong Kong. This is the larg-
| est number that ever sailed from that
port. Over 800 are provided with return
| certificates. Every man carried with
him from $500 to $1,000.
CosHocToN, o., October 12.-While
working at saw-mill near Bedford, in
this county, yesterday, Jacob Steinal
| fell on the saw, which cut his skull off
| above his eyes through his body diagOn-
ally before the mill could be stopped.
AKRON, o., Oct. 12.--Rebert Allen, a
retired wagon maker aged 80, in a lit of
| temporary insanity last night hacked
his head with dull ak, inflicting
score of wounds and cutting out pieces
of his skull. He is still alive but will
| die.
BRYAN, O., Oct. Williams county,
the home of Judge Owen, Democratic
candidate for Judge of the Supreme
Court, gives Hoadly 101 majority, Owen
| 204, and elects the entire county ticket,
including Representative, Democratic
gain of 3l8.
YOUNGSTOWN, October 1.-Two cigar
makers, Adam Zeiller and VIM. Rich
ards, had political discussion to day,
resulting in the latter being stabbed in
| in the neck, the knife entering just
| back of the juglar Veins Richards Oled
profusely, but it is thought will recover.
MUNCIE, Ind, October 1O.-Del Skin
ner. son of s. B. Skinner, a well-knOwn
farmer of Washington Township, this
county, had his brains kicked out this
| morning while currying his horse. Be-
| ing missed and searched for he was
found in the condition named. He can
| not recover.
ZANEsvILLE, Wis, October 1.-Two
| wild freight trains on the Chicago u
Northwestern Railroad cOllided one
1 IL. AF TrW
here, this morning. demOlishing three
engines, and wreckiDg twelve cars, and
killing one fireman.
Secretary FOlger has received infOr-
nation from Port Townsend, W. T., Of
| the capture of eleven Cinnamon, who,
| in violation of the law, landed on the
| coast near that port. The United States
| officers at that port were directed to re-
turn the Cinnamon to the place from
whence they came.
Edward Kennedy, who shot and killed
| Sheriff McCOrkle, at ShelbyVllle, Ind, in
| 1880, and made his escape, and for whose
| arrest a reward of $1,1O0 has been
offered, returned and surrendered him
| self. Hons. I. A. Hendricks and s. W.
Voorhees, and other prominent attorneys
have been engaged for his defense.
NEW PHILADELPHIA, o., October IL
| A pleasant social event occurred here to-
day in the marriage of Miss Ida Otis,
| the accomplished daughter of DR.. j. ID.
| Otis, to Mr.. Frank NJ. Corl, a prominent
| Young business man of Navarro. The
newly-wedded pair left in the afternoon
for Cleveland on a brief wedding tour.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 12.-The earth
\ quake last night was the heaviest ex-
| perienced here since 1868. Buildings,
| the ground and metallic TOO6ngs were
| cracked, and many persons rushed half
| dressed from their houses and hotels,
| and many walked the streets all night
| in preference to returning to their hOu-
| ses.
MARIETTA, o., October 11.-This after
noon while VIM. DetZel and Hal HOlli-
| ster, OF Harmar, were returning In a
| skiff from q cunning excursion up, the
Ohio River, a gun in the bottom of the
| skiff exploded in some unaccOuntable
manner, tearing DetZePs left arm off
near the sholder. 1t is feared the in
jury will prove fatal.
MANSFIELD, October 11.-AbOut four
/ o'clock this afternoon Daniel Sullivan,
Laborer of this city, while sitting on
the track near the crossing of the Fort
Wayne Railroad, on East Market street,
in an Intoxicated condition, was run
over and instantly killed by the east
bound express. The deceased was
about fifty years of age, unmarried and
had no relatives here.
GRAYsoN, Oct. 12.-Early this morn
ing an immense thrOng of people COM
menced arriving to attend Crafts exc
cutiOn, and at noon there were thOus-
ands on the street. The scOHOld Is real
and all preparation have been made
for the execution at p. m. The scatfOld
is 300 yards from the Jail. A fence ten
feet high has been erected around 1t,
the floor OF the scaffOld stands on level
with the top of the fence.
OSHKOSH, October 11.-As Mr.. Trougert
section boss on the Milwaukee s. st.
Paul Railroad, his wife and baby. ac-
cOmpanied by their daughter, Mrs. TrOu
CART, and her husband and child, were
riding on hand car near Wauken, yes
terday, the hat of Mrs. TrOugert blew
off, and in attempting to grasp 1t, her
baby slipped out of her hands In front
of the car. The child caught in the
gear wheels and was Instantly killed,
and the car was thrown from the track