The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-24
EVERY DAY TOPICS.
Recent News Items Caught in
Our Literary Net.
A Condensed Record SfAeoldsats, Crimes,
Politics and InformatlSR Of ahes-
Oral and Miscellaneous Rlud.

Cincinnati packed 425, 400 hogs from
Nov. TO March, 10000 more than In sane
time last year.
East Liverpool cooperative glass
Works assignedS cause, operating on
borrowed capital.
Democratic central committees will
meet April 10 at Columbus to fiX date
for state convention.
W. W.Stewart, clerk In the Cincinnati
P. o., was arrested on q charge Of pur-
lOining from letters.
Two Lake Shore freight trains eollided
east OF Erie, Pa, lost night. and Engi-
neer McEVers was fatally injured.
Guenther Schnell murdered his uncle
and benefaeiOr. DR.. Schuchardt, at
Wheeling last Wednesday night. Drunk.
1t is darkly limited that the Presidents
health might be better II he refrained
from drinking other peoples health so
often.
Secretary Collin Of the Marion Trust
Co. of Indianapolis, whose 500, 900 of
funds have mysteriOusly disappt ared, is
charged with embeZZlement.
Ex Sec. Murrill, Of the grand lodge r.
& A. NJ, of Illinois. Is on trial at Carlin-
ment of $4,000 Of the lodges fund.
Gen. Brady is now of the stand. In
ReTsOll and the rest of his counsel OBJ
iected to his answering questions which
he signihed that he wished to answer.
A quantity Of stolen apple butter was
recovered in the house of one Keck at
Wooster. When the constable attempt
ed to arrest him he slugged the officer
and skipped.
Capt. Hall, Of Columbus, has the first
letters patent issued by the United
States. Ii ls signed by Geo. Washington,
Tom Jefferson and I'd. Randolph, and
its date is 1890.
Ira Shaffer, the well-known New York
| lawyer, gave one of the hall boys at the
DelAvan House, Albany, a cheGk for 800
for awakening him during the fire in
that hotel last week.
The new Judge for the q. S. Court for
the Southern District Of Ohio, George R.
Sage, is a sOn-in-law of the Hon. Thomas
COTwin, once Governor Of Ohio, and a
former U. s. Senator.
The curfew Is still rung at many
towns in England, and at RipOn horn
Is blown at p. NJ. in memory Of the
presentation to the city Of a horn, still
extant, by King Alfred.
owen Rooney, of LeetOnia visited East
Palestine and got on high old lonely,
was attacked and beat into OinsensiOility,
robbed and left on the railroad track for
| freight train to finish the job.
Mabel BeVeridge, the mistress Of Dan
Grove, Cincinnati sporting man, was
discarded by him. She went TO his
rooms, but failed to find him, when she
drew revolver and hred ball into her
brain.
John Kuller, drummer for Barnum,
wholesale grocer Of Bridgeport, Pa,
reported few days ago that he had been
robbed Of $500 collected for the arm. He
now admits having appropriated the
money.
The London Medical Press, In referring
to a serious falling OF In the revenue
from Intoxicating drinks, states that
since October 1880, one million people In
England have put on the blue ribbon,
and 564 900 have signed the pledge.
A Massillon brakeman the other night
on being aroused from q dream Of an
impending wreck, found himself sitting
| up in bed wrenching his wife'g ears,
having nearly twisted her head o6 In
an effectual effort to down brakes"
The tunnel under the English Chan
mel has been finished TO a mile and q
| quarter from the French shore, and the
engineers say they can advance 132 feet
day. At this rate the tunnel could be
completed to Dover in year and half.
State board of agriculture will inaug-
/ urate at the next state fair, TO be held
at Columbus, Sept. 3-6, a system Of live
stock sales. Entries for the sales will
/ close June 16, and only registered ami
mails or those entitled to be registered,
will be eligible for entry.
Mlllersburg: The coroner's inquest
today, on the bodies Of the man and wo-
man killed by last nights accOmmoda-
tiOn train, was unfruitful Of any deVel-
opments, other than that they were
| tramps No blame Is attached to the
| engineer. Gum Snyder stole $50 from
Mike Young while riding with him, and
now has to pay fine of $50, lay in jail
10 days, and pay the costs of prosecu-
I tiOn.
NEW YORK, March 21.-There was a
| greater scarcity OF milk here this morn
ing than any day since the war between
| the farmers and milk dealers began.
lMilkmen are willing to give any price
for milk, but it was impossible to OBJ
tain sufficient to supply customers. A
| great portion of the milk that did reach
| here came down the Hudson river lln
barges.
Five New Lisbon boys went to q
| country literary. They ransacked several
buggies and succeeded in finding what
| they supposed was bottle OF Whiskey
In fncOnceiyably short time the bottle
was dry, and then the five hung them.
selves on q convenient fence while they
gave vent to their overweight feelings
About the same time the owner Of the
buggy made inquiries for that bottle Ui
horse medicine"
WABASH, IND, March 80.-A dastardly
outrage that may result In the death OF
the victim, little girl only Ave years
of age, was committed at Peru thil
afternoon between IL and 1 o'clock
James Starr, painter, aged eighteen
years, In the employ OF William Kyle, al
the time mentioned. induced the little
girl OF Kyle to enter a room on thC
second floor of Kyle's residence, locked
the door and then outraged her. The
child, upon being released, went dowT
stairs and complained TO her mother
who, upon examination, found that hel
worst fears were realized. To-day h