The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-09-05
NOTES OF NEWS.
All the Important Happenings of
the Day
Gathered and Boiled Down Into Readable
ltems-Cream of the Current
Events.

Butler announces that he will run for
Governor again.
Count of Paris refuses to attend Cham
bOrd'S funeral.
Detective Sergt. w. F. Kinds suicided
New York; liquor.
Heavy gale throughout England Sat
urday and Sunday.
Casey and Kelly have been arrested at
Glasgow for dynamiting.
Train ran into crowd of people at
Steiglitz, Germany, killing many.
The late gale on the Atlantic has
wrecked several vessels on the east coast.
A collision on the Vermont Central,
Sunday, killed one man and injured sew
eral.
The London press don't like Parnells
speech at the national league meeting
at Dublin.
Stephen Raymond and gang arrested
at New York for wholesale forgery of U.
p. railway coupons.
The Texas cattle fever has appeared
in Detroit, two or three herds in that vi
cinity having been attacked.
Riot at Marshall, Texas, over the or
ganizatiOn of colOred company. Many
shots fired but no one killed.
Freight train collision on western
Maryland railroad Saturday night killed
two men and mashed third.
The Chinese say that the treaty France
made with Anam is no good and that
the fun has only commenced.
Six Irishmen have been arrested in
Glasgow on suspicion of having blown
up the gasOmeter in January.
Judge WOOlwOrth died last spring.
few days ago his aged wife was missing
and her body was found in the canal.
An open switch ditched freight on
the c. & n. W., near CrescenC City, Ia,
killing the conductor and brakeman.
Gen. Shelby, counsel for Frank James,
was fined and reprlmanded by the court
for trying to bulldOze the prosecuting
officers.
1t is said by those who profess to
know, that VIM. II. Vanderbilt has given
away 100000 in charities within a
few years.
Count de ChambOrd's will fOrbids the
removal of his body to France. They
wouldn't have him living and cannot
have him dead.
Brakeman John ROabaugh of Home
worth, Ohio, was killed last week at Ra-
VIENNA by the sleeper jumping the track.
No one else was hurt.
600, were smOthered in burning barn
owned by Stubblefeld & Co.. at Bloom
ingtOn, Ill, yesterday.
The death of the Queen of Madagas-
car is confirmed. niece of the late
Queen, who is hostile to the French,
succeeded her on the throne.
King Tudec of Anam, ran away when
the French appeared before Hue, and
his army followed in hot haste. Hence
the easy victory of the French.
Jesse VaTley, an actor, during a quar-
rel at Fort Worth, Texas, threw pair of
scissors at his wife. The points pierced
her throat and inflicted a serious wound.
Mrs. Adrian Iselin gave her check for
$4,000 with which to pay off the debt
on the Catholic church of the Blessed
Sacrament, New Rochelle, N. Y.
Ten thousand men are at work on the
Panama canal, and its completion in
five years seems probable. The sanitary
condition of the wOrkmen has greatly
improved.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 3.-GeO. Wagner,
private watchman, went to Green
Lawn last night, where he shot himself
three times in the head and fell across
the grave of his daughter.
The first man to get an appointment
under the new civil service rules is JnO.
A. Scarlet of Chicago, whh scored 9Sl4
points out of a pOSslUe 100 iii his exam
inatiOn. He gets $1,000 clerkship in
the custom house.
The Malagassy ENJOYS who visited
Europe and America, left Durham Aug,
23d for Madagascar. They will pTOba-
bly, land on the southeast corner of the
island, and thus avoid falling into the
hands of the French.
G. P. Huntington, the great railroad
magnate, was poor and hardwOrking
young man. He did not begin to accu-
mulate his immense fortune until he
was past forty, when he staked all his
savings on the Pacific railway.
The citizens and teIegraphers' ma.
tiOnal union telegram and cablegTam
company, has been organized at Boston,
capital stock to be $6,000,000, to shares
of $25. Every emplOye to be stOckhOl.
der, and no one person to hold more
than $4,000 of the stock.
Major WassOn, the embezzling army
paymaster, now serving out his time,
has been detailed to superintend the
construction of a road between Leayen-
worth and the Kansas Penitentiary. He
asks to be allowed to wear OYerall5 i'll
stead of convict trousers.
FLORENCE, ARIZ, Sept. 3.-RedtieId
stage, and killed the express messenger
on the night of August II, were hanged
this morning. Cowboys assembled in
force to protest against the hanging.
Fears are entertained they may create
trouble.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Early this morn
ing, Tom Mener, a young man, on his
way to work, was shot and instantly
killed by Emma Beekel, who is alleged
to be his wife. She obtained permission
to sit at the window of a Front street
house. When he passed she fired twice.
The shots entered Mener's heart. She
was arrested.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. al. Proctor Knott,
GOvernOr-elect of Kentucky, will be in
augurated with imposing ceremonies at
Frankfort tomorrow. The entire active
military force Of the State, consisting of
twenty-four companies, under command
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