The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-11-21
NOTES OF NEWS.
All the Important Happc nings of
the Day
Gathered and Boiled Down Into Readable
Items-Cream of the Current
Events.


There were eighteen deaths from yell
low fever in Havana, during the past
week.
Last January there were All iron fur
naces in blast in the country; in No
Vember 331.
W. s. Harrison, at one time President
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, is
dead, at the age of 81 years.
Judge Cox has set aside the verdict of
| $4,000 in the case of Hallet KilbOurne
against John &. Thompson.
Masked men at ROmney, Ind, wrecked
the stock of drugs and buildings of G. G.
Sutton because he sold liquor.
G. S. Burke, of COshOctOn, o., has been
sentenced one year to the ohio peniten-
tiary for shooting with intent to kill.
1t is said that the circus firm of Bar
mum, Bailey d Hutchinson divided ST.
100000 as a result of the past seasons
| business.
Charles Douglass has resigned the Su-
| perintendency of the Ohio Reform
School at Lancaster. John G. Hite sue
/ ceeds him.
The British steamer Condor, from
/ Liverpool, sank off Menden. Holland,
during violent storm. Eighteen lives
were lost.
The business portion of Belmont, o.,
was destroyed by fire. which began in
Ensminger's Hotel. The loss amounts
to nearly $4,000.
Philadelphia will send fifty delegates
to the National Butter, Egg and Cheese
| Convention to be held in Cincinnati De-
cembeT 4, . and 6.
Gen. Grant and a party of Mexican
capitalists visited the Kinzua viaduct,
the highest railroad bridge in the world
near Bradford, Pa.
A committee of forty citizens of Dan
| vile, Va, are taking testimony regard
| ing the disturbances" in that place
| just before the election.
| The Boston Board of Trade announce
that there are swindlers in that city So
liciting cOnsignments, and caution ship
pers to beware of them.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 19.-Mrs. George l..
Converse, wife of the member of Con-
/ gress, of this district, died this morn
ing after short illness.
The wOuId-be assassin of Prime Minis
ter Ferry, in Paris, it has been ascer-
tanned by physicians is suffering from a
recent attack of typhus fever.
The Moody and Sanky meetings at
| IslingtOn attract greater crowds than
the hall will accommodate. Tickets are
eagerly sought for days beforehand.
The residence of 1. W. England, in
New Jersey, publisher of the New York
Sun, was burned to the ground, and only
few pictures and books were saved.
At Erie, Pa, JudsOn Young pushed his
8-years-Old son in vat of scalding wa
ter instead of the hog he was butcher
ing, and the lad was scalded to death.
A Servian editor who had been placed
in chains for completely in the rebel
lion, refused food from the first day of
his imprisonment, and died in the for
tress.
BOSTON, Nov 19.-The New England
railway killed the past year 221 persons;
535 were injured. Sixteen of the killed
and fifty-two of the injured were pass
engers.
The differences between DeLesseps
and the English ship-Owners. regarding
are so fundamental that there Is hardly
possibility of an agreement.
A freight train that was not tagged
crashed into the rear end of passenger
train on the G. B. 81 O., road near Strea-
tor, Ill. Four persons killed outright,
two since died, and many more were in-
jured.
The Congregational Association in
session in Chattanooga declared for
equality among Christians of all races,
and strongly condemned the present
l bybbbIu VI oOPhAagO OhuAOhCo AOA "hAsOo
and blacks.
John Clair, Superintendent of Wad-
dler's mine at WilkesbaTre, was fatally
wounded by Dennis Keller, recently al
Clinton, Iowa. Clair received four balls
! in his body and is in dying condition.
Keller is in jail.
Rock Island train near Kansas City,
with a Minnesota excursion party on
board, went down an embankment 10
!, feet, Adam GOtzian, Sundsy-schOOl su-
perintendent, was killed, and several
others wounded.
/, The troubles in the rural districts of
Southern Russia between the peasants
= aud their landlords require'the frequent
i Intervention of the military. The con
ditiOn of the rural pOpulace is said to be
, most deplOrable.
: VERSAILLES, o., Nov. 19.-W. C. 0sgoOd
l a prominent grain merchant of this
3 village, made an assignment to-day tC
3 | G. w. Studabaker for the benefit of his
creditors. Assets will probably amount
|, to $1,000 or $1,000, liabilities much lar
h ger.
DEFIANCE, o., Nov. 19.-FOur young
U rOughs, named Frank LantZ, Sam Lant7
= | jeff Fleming, and 0at Fleming. en-
: gagged in fight with Anselm Snyder
= | familiarly known as CROOKED Neck
q late Saturday night, and so brutally
kicked and stamped him that he died
: from the injuries this morning.
|. MAssILLoN, Nov. 19.-MayOr Cole to
/, day sentenced Marshal d. Myers, the
q man who was arrested last Saturday 6
9 week ago for firing a pistol and throw
Q ing stones at a passenger train on The
: G. i. So w. Railroad near Pauls station
g to pay a fine of $50 and be imprisoned
: in the county Jail for fifty days. The
= other two of the guilty trio have moi
y yet been arrested.
/ At Leetonia, Ohio, on Friday night
y Mrs. Matilda Sterling left two small
= children in her house alone. ThI
y youngest occupied the cradle, and tht
y other one, about two years old, was play
u ing about the room with book. Oh
y approaching too near the stove the bool
caught fire and was placed on the era