The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-08
NOTES OF NEWS.
All the Important Happenings of
the Day
Gathered and Boiled Down Into Readable
Items-Cream of the Current
Events.

In hlcnland county.
Milan is tired paying bushel prices
| for three pecks, and is moving for sea-
Ter of weights and measures.
Mary Belwell of Sandusky, would have
been 100 years old in seven days more,
but she weakened last Saturday and died.
In Akron, Saturday, Louis Baker, aged
80, while putting tile on roof, fell a
distance of six feet and broke his neck,
dying instantly.
Father Hyacinth will be here next
month to make a lecture tour, in the
hope of thus earning money to pay his
Paris chapel debt.
DETROIT, Aug. 6.-BrOwn Bros, 81
Co., lumber dealers and insurance agents
| of this city, have assigned; liabilities
100000, assets $4,000.
DOVER, N. H., Aug. 7.-Chas. W. Glenn
ents's shoe factory was attached by a
deputy sheriff on two writs in favor of
Boston banks for $31, 900.
Rev. DIR. Gilbert L. De La Matyr of In
diana, recently Greenback Congress-
man, has returned to the ministry, and
will preach in Denver, Col.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-An extensive
| strike took place today among the labor q.
ers upon the great boundary sewer for
an increase from $1,25 to so per day.
Fred. Schuman, a workman on the
new hotel at Akron, fell down an eleva-
tor shaft 80 feet ON Monday, receiving
terrible injuries, though not killed out
right.
John NJ. Palmer of Illinois, says Til
den is his first choice for President. He
says Illinois should name the next Pres
ident, but should have no candidate in
her own borders.
A company has been organized at
Pittsburgh with $25, 1000 capital, to Gre
mate cOrpses in public, who will be
charged an admission fee. 1t Is expect
ed to be a bonanza.
COsHOCToN, Aug. 6.-Adam COffman
of Warsaw, one ef the oldest manufac-
turers of harness and saddlery in this
county, assigned this morning; liabili-
ties and assets unknown.
Thirty buildings, inclHding Druid's
hall and the Winter Garden TheateT
burned at San Francisco. Harry Nor.
gan, an actor, was burned to death, and
several were injured. Loss 100000.
| LONDON, Aug. 6.-Another earthquake
was felt at the towns of FOriO and Is
CHA, on the island of Ischia. Several
houses at FOriO collapsed. Three per-
sons who were buried in the ruins were
taken out alive.
An OK team is singulaTly symbolic OF
cOurtship and marriage, for 1t begins
with bow, continues with a ring and
yoke, progresses with a tongue and
ends by presenting the world the pic
ture of gOaded pair.
BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 6.-An attachment
! for $4,000 on real estate and other prop
erty of 4. Shaw 81 Bros, insOlvent tan
ners, was recorded in PenObscOt, Wash
| ingtOn and ATOOstOOk counties by Sam
uel e. Spring of Portland.
The Republican revision of the tariff
is performing its work to the satisfac
tiOn of those who managed the scheme
Instead of reducing the collections il
increased them nearly 100000 the
first month 1T was in operation.
Metaphysicians are called upon to tel
| why a young woman will appear before
thousand curious strangers on the
beach at Long branch or Newport, in {
costume she would be ashamed to bu
seen in by her father and brothers a
home.
The story of the telegraph operator.
, recalls the story of the old darkey who
hearing the instrument click while thl
operator was away, stepping to it anC
putting his mouth close to 1T, shouted
with all his might, "De ODperatah ism
h'yar."
BOSTON, Aug. GA meeting of credit
Ors of G. H. Ward, boot and shoe manu-
facturer who suspended last week, wa
held today, at which Ward made a state
ment, reviewing his busin esS since es
tablished and the causes of the suspen
, sion. The liabilities are stated at abOu
$745, 900, assets $232,OOO.
NAPLES, Aug. IA child that wa
buried in the ruins at Casamicciola a
, the time of the earthquake on the 2Stl
nj a1f Cot do q
: The Pope has decided to make the Arch
! bishop of Naples Cardinal as mark o
recognition of the services he rendere
! the sufferers by the earthquake.
l The slugging exhibition at New York
y between Sullivan of Boston, and Slade
t the imported halfbreed Maori, came OF
: Monday evening, and was sOOD decides
T in two and a half rounds in favor 0
= Sullivan. They fought with gloves
: There were about ten thousand specta
>, tors, at 81 and 81 each, the winner get
9 Ting 65 per cent and the defeated 80 pc
D cent of the proceeds.
TOLEDO, Aug. 6.-The threatened OIL
der to telegraph operators on the Wa
bash railway to leave their places Gu
minated at noon today. SuperintenC
ent Selden has advices that four me
+ only in the entire system under his mar
agement Obeyed the summons. Thei
o places have been filled, and Supt. Selde
= is confident this will be the extent {
! the detection on that road.
+ A very wealthy family for sewers
: successive years found a quiet retired
J. on the borders of Moose lake, in the AG
IT irOndacks, where they camped out an
y employed several Indian guides. The
t, had romantic son, and one of the Ii
k dians had captivating daughter. III
it two paired in secret but lawful ma
g riage, but were fOrcibly separated, al
Ie a lawsuit is the result.
To insure the safety of anyone con
pelled to descend into cesspools, cisterI
and old wells, it is necessary to lowe
by means of string or wire, tin-p
N or other fat vessel, containing a sma
n quantity Of ordinary gunpOwder, al
At then ignite that by dropping live Goa
y, on it. After the explosion II is well
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