The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-24
NOTES OF NEWS.
All the Important Happenings of
the Day
Gathered and Boiled Down Into Readable
Items-Cream of the Current
Events.

| OF6T l,OUO RnlgnJS Oh laOOr IN Aan6S-
vile.
Piqua's new daily has made its first
| Morning Call.
French corps observation, $500 men,
ordered to AMMAN.
Pittsburg's county clerk served two
terms and is short only $4S,O00.
The total specie and paper money
circulation Oct. 1st was 81, 739, ,597 1928.
| White River, Ark, Is on tear, and H.
| 600 acres of corn and cotton was inun-
dated.
| Washington trades unions led by the
| printers, are trying to boycott the Daily
| Post, the Democratic organ.
BOSTON, Oct. 22.-At meeting of the
creditors of Hill 81 Rowe, an offer of 50
| cents cash was made and accepted.
Barred out at San Francisco, China
men are coming into Uncle Sans do
miniOns by way Of British Columbia.
slight shock of earthquake was felt
| at Malta at 2 o'clock Monday morning.
Another shock was felt at Trieste at $3.50.
| PARIS, Oct. 22.-The situation in Ton
| quin is most serious. If the French at
tack Bacninb war with China will be
inevitable.
The French Government has deter
mined to oppose the demand on the
Chamber of Deputies for the expulsion
\ of the Orleans princes.
A Milwaukee syndicate has bought
| up the Columbus rolling mill and will
introduce process to convert pig iron
into muck bar without pudding.
HONG KONG. Oct. 22.-TOnquiu gen
| orally is in a state of anarchy. The ra-
dius of French rule does not extend be-
yOnd the French line of sentries.
New YORK, Oct. 22.-Schedules in as
| signment were filed today by Chas. W.
+. Dare; liabilities $64, ,747; nominal as
sets $50, 749; actual assets $30,749.
An explosion in Lady Pit colliery near
StOke-upOn-Trent, Sunday, while the
miners were trying to extinguish fire,
1 killed six and wounded three persons.
| AKRON, o., Oct. 19.-James Baldwin's
| carriage shops at Tallmadge, five miles
| from here, were burned last night. Loss
| 5000; insurance, 5000. Supposed in
| cendiariSm.
The impeachment trial of Selmer,
| Norwegian Minister of State, has begun
| at Christina. The trials of the other
members of the Cabinet await the result
| of this case.
There are in the United States 164 free
1 delivery pOstOfficeS, employing $3.50 car
TieTs, and the business has increased 16
| per cent while the expense has increas-
| ed 30 per cent.
The little son of Thomas Newell, near
| Delaware, fell out Of a hickory tree,
breaking both legs and one arm. He
| lay under the tree nearly all day before
he was discovered.
Edward Hyams, of Hyams Bros, New
York cIOthiers who failed a few days ago,
was arrested for fraudulently dispOsing
of his property for the purpose of de-
| frauding his creditors.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-C. B. LathrOp,
| grain broker, notified the Produce Ex-
| change that he was compelled to go into
| liquidation. He was unable to pay up
further margins this morning.
Charles 7. Chance, curTier of SOmer-
vile, Mass, told the senate committee
on education and labor at Boston yester
day that the business of tanning human
hides was common in that State.
The Philadelphia North American, the
McAIichael clan paper, whose editor is
| Arthur's Marshal for the district of Co
lumbia, vice Henry removed, says the
Republican party has the dry rot.
At Gibraltar three shocks of earth
quake were felt Sunday night before
midnight, and another shock came at
about 2 o'clock Monday marning. The
movement was from south to north.
Coal train on the Hooking Valley road
| jumped the track near Columbus and
| tumbled the cabOOse into creek, kill
| ing Conductor N. +. Celley and injuring
Breaksman Ed. Kennedy so that he may
not live.
TEAIEsvAR, Oct. 22.-COunt Stefan Bat
thyany and DIR. julius Rosenberg fought
a duel with pistols today. The Count
was shot through the temple and killed.
The police are inquiring into the af-
fair.
| DR.. John E. Mathers, who claims to
be a Cleveland man, was arrested in
Sandusky Sunday, charged with decOy-
| ing DR.. George A. Gardner into vacant
house and TObbing him of $500. Mathers
admits he did it.
| PROVIDENCE, Oct. 22.-The paper of the
st. CrOix Cotton Mill, Lewis Dexter,
treasurer, went to protest to-day. The
mill is located in MilltOwn, on the st.
CTOix River, near Brunswick. The cause
is said to be the failure of d. MOrrice, of
Montreal.
ST. ALBANs, VI, Oct. 22.-On petition
of the Barton National Bank, Bradley
Barlow was declared insOlvent. The
debtors appeal mainly because the
Brainard insolvency case was appealed
aud the two cases are so closely con-
nected. Barlow makes no contest
against insolvency.
FINDLAY, Oct. 22.-At the Nickel Plate
and T. 81 L. crossing in this county, the
target keeper, named Dillon, returning
from hunting, discharged his gun into
the door of an OuthOuse. A scream an
nOunced that his wife was in the house
and wounded by the shot. The extent
of the injury is unknown.
New YORK, Oct. 22.-R. G. Dun g. Co. g
mercantile agency reports the business
failures of the United States and Canada
the past week as 243; an increase of 56
over the previous week. They were
mainly in the New England States, the
South and West. Failures are on the
increase in Canada.
| FLENIINGsBURG, KY, Oct. 22.-Satur-
day night Charles Mccartney was at
tackled on the street by Jas. I. Tenwell
and Frank l.. Thompson, aggrieved by
publications in MeCartney's newspaper
They used stones as weapons. McCart-
ney drew revolver and shot both
lTenweu died yesterday morning, and