The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-11-14
THE NEWS.
Condensed Telegrams From all Parts OF
the Country.

Condensed Telegrams From all Parts of
the County.
IF. Mack, called a meeting of the
Ohio Editorial Association at Columbus
December 9TH.
PEORIA, Nov. 12.-Last night the rag
and paper warehouse of T. c. Wheeler
was burned loss 1900; insured.
OswEGO, Nov. 12.-The schooner Vision
laden with barley, went ashore near
here last night. The crew are safe.
Cyrus L. Simpkins, Cincinnati letter
carrier, who is we'll connected, has been
arrested for stealing valuable letters
from the mails.
Toronto. Nov. 12.-The violent gale
last night leyeled telegraph wires, trees
fences, etc. There is considerable snow
this morning, and the weather is cold.
EATON, o Nov. 1O.-Last night the dry
goods store of Walker ~ Nugent, in this
place, and their boot and shoe store at
Camden were closed by Sheriff COrwin.
LoCKPORT, N. Y. Nov. ia three
masJed schooner, supposed to be coal
vessel is Oh the rocks three miles east of
OlcOtt, Lake Ontario. The crew are still
aboard.
WILKsBARRE, Pa, Nov. IA naked
light upon miners head at the west
a
terrible explosion. Michael BarcOski,
and John KalleT were killed,
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Nov. 12.-The store
of Michael StTeng, engaged in the mill
ineTy trade was closed by the Sheriff on
executions issued at the instance of his
son, julius Streng, and Charles Reigen-
stem, of Pittsburg, for $1,000.
NORFOLK, Nov. 12.-Last night, near
franklin, the residence of Asa l.. Biggs,
son of the late Judge Biggs of North
Carolina, was accidentally burned.
Biggs persisted in the flames, but his
wife and children were rescued with
difficulty.
W.T.. Kinker, the fugitive teller of the
Second National Bank of iTOntOn, has
returned of his own VOlitiOn, He
denies that he took any money belong
ing to he bank with him. The amount
missed is said to be larger than at first
represented.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 12,-The liabilities
of Eisen 81 Co., are put down at $4,000,
with assets at $4,000 in merchandise,
$4,000 in notes that are good and $4,000
in doubtful notes. Eisen, who disap-
peared at the time of the failure, ten
days ago, has not been found.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-The Booth 81 o.
good Manufacturing COmpany,d dealers in
school furniture, confessed Judgment
this afternoon for $4,000. The total
liabilities of the firm Is estimated at
S75 600 with assets sufficient to cover.
William S. Booth, president or the com
pany, who resides in Stamford, Conn,
is the largest creditor.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-There was ex-
citement in the iron Market on account
of the fact that pig-iTOn had declined to
| $2O5O per ton. The superintendent of
Metal Exchange says: The price not
many months ago was S20 per ton. L
presume that it has reached its lowest
point now, for there are indications of
| a bull movement in the trade.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 12.-The
assignee OF Chickering & Keyser and
Frank Chickering filed schedule this
afternoon. They show the following
| figures: Chickering Il KeyseT, assets
| SI5S .S37, of which $l40,545 is property
at Fife Lake; liabilities $S7 ,3S9, of
which S48, 1875 is open accounts and $780,
/ 76l notes. Frank Chickering's assets
are $I57, 200; liabilities $l53,24O.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 12.-The ivory tusk
! of mastOdOn was uueaTthed IN a gravel
pit near Painesville yesterday. Soon
| after the discovery, which was made at
depth of 30 feet, the bank cayed IN
| When the point is again reached by the
wOrkmen 1t is thought further remains
| of the prehistoric monster may be found.
| The tusk is 3 feet in diameter and feet
| long, being only portion of the entire
| tusk. 1t is in a remarkable state OF
] preservation.