The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-21

Oy bAlo lAhkAChls hukAAuu
ing q deal Of highly readable news these
trOublOus times.
The Trumbull county oil well Is pro-
ducing 10 barrels a day, worth $50 Q
barrel for lubricating purposes.
L. w. Pond used to be worth 81, 10000
and own ear-shOps at Worcester, Aass.
He is now working in those shops at IS
per day.
TORONTO, March l9.-One Of the most
severe snow storms OF the season is pre-
yailing throughout Ontario to-day; wind
high and cold.
The Rev. DR.. John Hall maintains that
Siberia Is the most fertile district OF
Russia, and that many of the eXiles be-
come the richest and most prosperous
people OF the empire.
An emplOye Of hotel in Los Angeles,
Cal, had tooth extracted, and the dem
tist put strong liquid In the cavity ito
kill thu nerve" In a day or two the man
died of blood poisoning.
A fire at New Philadelphia, o., Satur-
day, damaged Glausers repair shops and
totally destroyed Sharp s. Son. machine
shops and ware house. The loss Is $11,-
900; the insurance $1,000.
Joseph Cilley, OF Nottingham, N. H., q
veteran of the war of 1911 and an eX-Sen-
atOr of the United States, Is now in his
ninety-third year and is enjoying good
health and well-preserVed faculties.
INDIANAPOLIS, March ia large
warehouse owned by Alexander Mann,
at Dudley. ILL.,, containing several thous-
and bushels Of grain, was destroyed by
fire during the high wind storms last
night
The postoflce department will turn
into the treasury $415,O00, the unex-
pended balance Of the $3.50 600 apprOpri.
ated last year for fast mail service. The
department attempted to establish fast
mail from ocean to ocean but the rail-
roads wanted $500, 900. The appropriR-
tiOn for next year is $185,0O0. which
will just maintain the existing fast mail
service.
John ROose, OF Kent, lost his pocket
book containing $40 between there and
Tallmsdge. A shepherd dog belonging
to a farmer picked it up and garfield It
home, where he proceeded to count the
money and tear up the pocket book. The
hogs rooted up some Of the money next
day. and search discovered all the
balance.
Professor Nordenskjold will lead the
exploring expedition to be sent out In
May to the east coast in Greenland,
where he will search for the remAinstOf
Osterbygd, the old Morse colony whose
people were eXteTminated by the black
plague In the fourteenth century. The
colony consisted of 100 villages, but no
traces Of 1t have yet been found since
the plague.
AKRON, March 19.--Several oat stacks
on the farm Of John S. Hart, south OF
the Sixth ward, were burned about 3
o'clock Sunday morning. The stacks
contained about 5000 bushels of oats,
the products Of 43 acres. The estimated
loss IL about 81 400, insured for $500 in
the Ohio Farmer Insurance Company.
1t was evidently the work Of an in
cendiary. for several oil jugs were scat
tered about In the vicinity OF the fire.
The Boston Steamship Company is
completing model OF a line OF dome
decked steamers, which 1t Is claimed,
will drive the Cunarders and other slow
going craft from the high seas altogether
The chief characteristics of the new
model are great speed, powerful mR-
chinery and hull that will stay right
side up, no matter what happens. It Ia
claimed that this craft can make the
trip to Liverpool from New York In five
days, and that II she were launched
bottom side mp she would right herself