The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-11-17

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with $1,000 liabilities.
Peter Smull, the hOrse-thief who fast.
ed 3S days, escaped from Jail at Belyi,
| dere, N. j.
Morris Brown. postmaster at Brown
| Vile, Pa, was arrested on the charge OF
opening letters.
street, Chicago, damaged $4,000 by the
| fire this morning,
PEAL, ILL, Nov. 15.-JOhn j. Miller
razor. He was farmer and an esteem
ed citizen.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 15.-Charles
Hampton, brakeman, was instantly
killed while coupling cars in this city
this morning.
Marquis de Lasteyrie, life member of
the French Senate, is dead. He was
born in 1910, and elected by the Nation
al Assembly in 1875.
Special reports say that fire at Rusk,
Tex, destroyed all the buildings on the
west side of the Public Square. Loss
100000, insurance $4,000.
A boiler in Smalley 81 Harris saw mill
at Moscow. Tex, exploded. ID. Cooper
was killed, j. A. Jones fatally and two
others dangerously wounded.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has order
ed all clocks and watches in its service
to be changed on the 18th to mark time
with the seventy-lifth meridian.
A. K. Mcclure, editor of the Philadel-
phia Times, was arrested upon a charge
of libel, preferred by George Smith, Jr.,
of UniOntown. Mcclure gave bail.
The funeral of ex-governor Matt Head,
of New Hampshire, took place from his
late residence at HOOkset. The remains
were inferred beneath an arch of steel.
Bob McWade's Dramatic Co. almost
stranded at Davenport, la. A Sheriff is
travelling with them and takes the re-
ceipts for the benefit of Idaho creditors.
Liabilities of Cleaveland, Cummings
q Co., Chicago dry goods men who trans
ferred to Cummings, president OF the
Nickel Plate, yesterday, are 100000, as
sets about 100000.
Lee Hirsch, of TeTre Haute, a clOthier
who recently failed, was arrested on o
TequisitiOn from Ohio for obtaining
goods from HeTseOg 81 Co., of Cincinnati,
under false pretenses.
CAMBRIDGE, o., Nov. 15.-Burglars en-
tered the general store and pOstOffice at
Norris Mines, few miles below town,
and stole stamps and other goods and
money. There is no clue yet.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Mrs. j. H. FL
dred, aged ", was found dead in pork
barrel at North Petersburg, her feet pro-
truding. A wound in the forehead caused
a suspicion Of foul play. The coroner is
Investigating,
CHICAGO, November ia fire occur
red at midnight in the upper floor of
Mandel Bros store, one of the largest
retail dry goods stores in the city. Loss
on stock, chiefly by water, $4,000; on
building, $1,000. Both fully insured.
MARION, o., Nov. 10.-The little child
Of Daniel Mcintosh has met sad death
by drinking lye. Its mother was engag-
in washing clothes and was using the
lye in her work. The child suffered ter
Tlbly, and nothing could be done to save
its life.
CHARLESTON. S. c., Nov. 15.-Mary
Wolf, the factory girl who leaped from
building on last Monday, died yesteT-
day. The remains of Laura Green and
Mrs. Abigail Guy have been recovered,
Susan Bond and Maggie Quinlisk, who
jumped from the building, are in criti-
cal condition.
STEUBENYILLE, Nov. 15.-Perry Woods
and Andrew Leonard went into partner
ship in the grocery business. Leonard
borrowed 800 from Z. B. Wright and
{ ave the certificate to Woods to have
cashed. which he did at the Union De-
pOsit Bank. Woods did not return with
the money, and Leonard is trying to
find him.
PORT HURON, MICH, Nov. 12.-The pro-
pelleT Quebec, the steamer Manitoba,
and the schOOners Evening Star and
Gladstone were driven ashore last night
while trying to make Southampton
in q haaUU annyU storm All
cept the propeller are in danger of GO
ing to pieces and their cargOes will be a
total loss. The crews of none of them
have been taken off.
On the day after the election the three
newspapers of largest circulation in
the country published editions as fol-
lows: New York Herald, $500; New
York Sun, 172,740; Boston Herald, 1885,,
1894. This does not fully show the pro-
portiOnate average circulation of the
three papers, as, for some reason or
other, the temporary elasticity iS great
er in Boston than in New York.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-Member' of Paria.
ment Sullivan, one of the attorneys in
the libel suit of the Central News
against the Sportsman, fell in a faint
ing fit after the case was dismissed. He
was in a cOmatOSe condition all night.
Physicians say his recovery is doubtful.
His death would be a serious blow
to the defense in the case of O'DOnnel,
who killed InfOrmer Carey.
AKRON, o., November 14.-The jury in
the famous Paul vs.. Alexander libel
suit, which has been in progress in the
Common Pleas Court for the past ten
days, after an hours deliberatiOn,
brought in verdict for the defendant
this afternoon. The first ballot stood
to 4 for Alexander, the second and third
IL to 1, and the last two unanimous for
the defendant. The plaintiff gave no
tice that he Mould file motion for a
new trial.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Nov. 15.-Rounds-
man Sindesmith in attempting to make
an arrest on a drunken rough named
Mike FarTaghu in Smoky Hollow last
night, was set upon by Farraghu
and four or five companions, who took
his mace and billy from him and Sc
verely beat the officer. Officer Cook, COM |
ing to Sindesmith's assistance, Farra-
ghu and the gang started to run. Both |
officers fired, and Farraghu was wound |
ded. 1t may prove fatal.
CHICAGO, November 15.-A fire broke |
out this afternoon in the carriage and |
wagon stock warehouse of s. ID. KIM |
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