The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-11-07
NOTES OF NEWS.
All the Important Happenings of
the Day
6athered.a and Boiled Down into Readable
ltems-Cream of the Current
Events.

Moody held two crowded meetings at
Mission Hall, lslingtOn. Eng, Monday.
At Dubuque, FOcklOn Bros, buggy
top manufacturers, have failed, liabili-
ties 100000.
The duke of Castle Monte was captur-
ed by bTigands, driving from his villa to
TTapani, Sicily.
Rock River Paper Co., at Chicago, and
the wholesale paper house of Hinman,
Moody % Co., have failed.
The Paris municipal council has re-
jected, 50 to 8, the Radical proposal to
re-establish the National Guard.
James A. Ashley, general merchant at
Herne, Tex, has assigned. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets, nOminally, $1,000.
Kate Townsend, Queen of the New Or
leans demi monde, and worth 100000,
was murdered by her paTamOur, TreVIlle
E. Sykes.
Geo. Oliver, who killed Tom Allen,
was arrested at the house of his uncle,
some distance back from the river, in
Kentucky.
The liabilities of Culver, Page, Hoyne
81 Co., statiOneTs, Chicago, who failed
last week, are stated to be $556,00O;
assets, 1927, 200.
An eccentric old FFenchman named
DerVO, dying in Akron, has bequeathed
to the city his estate, valued at $4,000,
to be used in fOundinga a hospital.
There are ten thousand Black Flags
and Chinese troops in TOnquin. The
French force, including recent rein
fOrcements, amounts to about eight
thousand.
A new through line from Cincinnati
to Boston Will be established this
month by way of the N. Y. p. & o., and
Erie and the New York and New Eng
land roads.
In fight in DanVille, Va, between
white and coloTed men, two white men
were mOrtally wounded and five negroes
were killed. 1t is supposed several, who
were able to get away, were wounded
more or less severely.
Judge Rogers, of the Chicago Circuit
Court, has held in test case that the
State High License Bill, providing a
minimum license of $3.50 for beer and
$500 for whisky, is binding. The case
will be carried to the Supreme Court.
The young girl who was looking for a
place to live in Dayton, o., and who
some people believed was Mary Chuch-
hill, has been found. She does not re-
semble Mary, as was reported. Her
name was Nellie COrless and her home
COvingtOn, KY.
In Londonderry several hundred foolish
factory women are on strike because
their employer refused to discharge a
man who tried to obtain the use of City
Hall for the Lord Mayor of Dublin to lee
ture in. While the women paraded the
streets crying God save Ireland" they
were stoned by mob which, the account
says, they fought desperately.
Mary Churchill, the missing st. Louis
girl, has been found in the Indianapolis
Hospital for the Insane, where she had
obtained employment as a laundresS
under the name of Jennie Lockwood.
When identified she confessed all, which
was simply that she ran away from
home in August with two dollars in her
pocket, and had done nothing since of
which any girl need be ashamed. She
refused to tell why she left home, but
went back willingly.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. lit was
announced yesterday that NJ. j. Bond, a
prominent lumbeTman, has failed, with
liabilities of $4,000 and assets that may
Weld 100000. They consist of interests
at Chase and Clear Lake, Mich, sixteen
million feet sawed lumber and five mil
lion feet of standing pine. The failure
is attributed to decline in prices and
OverprOductiOn Of lower grades of lum-
Der.
MARION o., Nov. 5.-The body of
Charles Miles, a plasterer, formerly of
Marion, hut lately of Larne, this county,
was found hanging by a rope in the
woods near Larne this forenoon. 1t is
supposed he had been hanging for sew
eral days, as he had been missed for
some time. No special reason is given
for his rash act, as he seemed to have
plenty of work and not much trouble.
He was about AZ years old, and leaves a
wife and family.
The first of the celebrations in Gin
cinnati commemOrating the four hun
dreth anniversary of the birth of Luther.
took place in Music Hall Sunday after
noon. There were four thousand peopIe
present. A chorus of two hundred and
fifty thousand voices sang some Jubilee
hymns. The principal address was by
Rev. K. Huber, of Baltimore. The Luth-
er celebration will be continued in the
German churches all the week, cOnelud-
ing with a grand meeting in Music Hall
next Sunday.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.,, Nov. 5.-Proceed.
ngs for a divorce have been commenced
by Robert Reise, son of the proprietor
of the Park View House, under some
what peculiar circumstances, the de-
fendant being Nellie Reise, nee Nellie
Bailey, now under indictment for the
murder of her English lover, while on
the road to Texas. The lady arrived
here last winter, claiming to come from
Rockford, Illinois. She had $4,000, and
was considered a big matrimonial prize.
Young Reise soon saw her, and not long
after the marriage was consummated
She soon left him, however, saying she
was going to visit her parents. Her first
husband was Black Hills miner. From