The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-12-08
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
All the Important Happenings of
the Day
ltems-Cream Of the Current
Events.


London Times says Arthur's message
is commonplace and uniu,pOTtant.
Meyenberg 81 Co., silk manufacturers,
New York, have failed for $25O,000.
Chris. Brown. fur dealer, Racine, as
signed; liabilities $4,000, assets in full
Chinese banks refuse TO lend any more
money until the war clouds have rolled
by.
Nasty" Locks son, Robinson, ap
pointed counsel at NeWea5tle-On-Tyne
England.
Albert Chamberlain, Bolivar man is
held for incest with his l5-year old
daughter.
They say that Mclean of the Enquirer,
in bets and otherwise, lost 100000 on
Randall's defeat.
A Shanghai silk firm has failed for So
| 100000, Disastrous commercial panic
probable in China.
If the Lima Democrat had the making
of the next National Democratic ticket,
it would be Joe Mcdonald and Sam Ran
dali.
Bob johnson, the captured Shelby
shOOtst, is held for the deliberate and
! malicious murder" Of Baggageman
LOngacre.
Gus. Caldwell, assistant fire chief of
! LeayenwOTth, Ks., mysteriOusly missing.
| Supposed murder. His folks live IL
Pennsylvania.
Ninety Thousand Lancashire weavers
| refuse to accept d reduction Of five per
cent. in wages, and will strike if neces
| saTy to defeat 1t.
Father County, treasurer of the Par
nell testimonial fund, has just remitted
| $1S, 900 more to the treasurer in Ireland,
making over S3O,OO0 in all from America
and increasing the fund to about SID
! 600.
Twelve Mexican war veterans from
! Iowa and Dakota arrived at Chicago en
| route for Washington but returned
| home because the railroads wouldn't t
| let them ride for half fare and they were
/ poor.
Patrick Cullinane, proprietor of the
| Western News, a catholic and nation
al land league journal at Galway,
| Ireland, has been sentenced to two
| weeks imprisOnment Tor publishing Sc
| ditiGus articles.
| Gov. Patti5on vetoed the appropriation
| bill Of P0OO,O0O to pay the members OF
| the Pennsylvania Legislature for doing g
nothing all summer on the ground Of
| mo work no pay" but it was passed over
| the veto 16J to %.
| Gimme Belle NclsOn?' said a d
/ MAIL btChe DIS ne HltAEEl tN lAlLO a OlA~
/ cinnati saloon. You're carryin' enough
| now," said bartender Lammerding,
| Whereat Beck went into his hip pocket
| and hot Lammerdiug fatally.
''The Democratic House in the election
| of Carlisle to The speakeTShip has struck
/ a popular keynote" exclaims the delight
| ed Dayton Democrat. 1T has placed the
, DemOcE attic party 10 years in advance Of
| where it stood one week ago"
| A few more resnlts like that at Shell
| by will lead foreign burglars to stop
| their raids on the state of Ohio. A fair
| prospect of being shot dead on the spot
| and the gallOws within easy eyesight
will be apt to chill their ardOr
The trial of Jimmy Mutt for killing
| Dukes commenced at UniOntOwn Pa,
| Wednesday morning with brilliant
| array of counsel for he defence. 1t has
| been found very difficult to get lawyers
| of any prominence to assist Ill the prose-
cutiOn. A verdict of acquittal or man
slaughter is expected.
Patrick Moran, aged 81, and James
! Mccoy aged 27, fought III rounds in L
hour 36 minutes, at Ross Grove, near
| Allegheny City Pa, Tuesday. Early in
| the fight Mccoy broke his right, wrist,
but knocked his opponent down 10
| times thereafter, but lost the fight after
| enduring terrible punishment.
Attorney General Churchill and Dis
| tTict Attorney Ruch, came to blows
| while trying a case before Chief JUS
tice French at Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Their conduct excited one OF the parties
to the suit named McAtee, who, draw
ing a knife attacked a man named
Moore, fatally stabbed him, inhicting a
a terrible wound III the neck of g, W..
| Beach, and then made a rush for the
| court reporter. At this point a ball
from Beach's revolver broke the fiend's
spinal column.
| NORwALK, o., Dec. 6.-The discovery
| of wOman's skeleton in the closet of a
house in the first ward of this city, has
| caused great excitement in the neigh
| bOThOOd. The remains had evidently
been concealed for many months. Ru-
NOR and imagination are hard at work
| attempting to discover, If possible, a
victim and culprit but so far have been
/ uns uccessful in unTaveling the mys-
| terry. The authorities have taken cog
nizance of the case, and opened an in
yestigatiOn.
BALTIMORE, Md, Dee. 5.-The large
| rolling mills of Coates 81 Bros, George,
W. p, and Charles K. Coates, located at
| Locust Point, near here, have suspended
operations. The suspension Is attributed
| to the recent heavy failures in other
cities and to the great depression in the
! iron trade during the past two years.
| Their liabilities are S175, 600; assets from
| $4,000 to 100000. The firm promises
to pay every dollar of their Indebtedness.
| Two hundred employees are thrown out
of work. The mills were built in 1882.
Among the bills introduced in the
| Senate Wednesday were the following:
| BY Sherman to permit national banks
| to issue circulation to the extent of 30
per cent of the market value of their
| bonds; by Edmunds, abOlishing the
irOn-clad oath; by Blair, to establish a
bureau of labor and statistics; also max
ing eight hours a days work, extra
work to be paid pro rata; by Logan, to
| spend $50.OO0,0O0 of the internal reve-
nue. for education: by HOar, fixing the
| Presidential succession; by Van Nyck,
to restore To the public domain unearn-
| ed railroad lands; by Slater, repeating
the Northern Pacific land grants, except