The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-23
NOTES OF NEWS.
All the Important Happenings OF
the Day
Boiled Down Into Readable Items
Cream Of the Current
Events.

Archbishop Wood, of PHILADELPHIA.
died Wednesday night.
Right Rev. John william COlensO, ID.
D., BishOp,Of Natal, Is dead.
FIRE at ChuTchill's lumber wharf,
Alpena, Mich, destroyed $4,000 worth Of
lumber.
George Hepburn, of the Picton branch
of the Bank of Nova Scotia, has been ar
rested for forgery.
The most of the Irish bishops have
given thorough adherence to the POpe's
recent manifesto.
The st. Louis school board has issued
an order abOlishing corporal punish
ment after September 1st.
At st. Paul, Thomas Murray shot and
killed Anthony Miller Wednesday even
ing in quarrel on the street.
At st. Paul, Thomas Murray shot and
killed Anthony Miller Wednesday even
ing in quarrel on the street.
H. N. Ogden, Attorney General Of
Louisiana under the Nicholas admins
tratiOn, died of apOplexy Wednesday.
General Crook, In a dispatch to the
Adjutant General, opposes keeping the
captive Apaches apart from the other
Indians.
Governor Butler has ordered out the
National Lancers to escort him to and
from Harvard College on commence
ment day.
The four men convicted of rObbing a
railroad train and killing conductor
Cain, were hung yesterday at Clarks-
Vile, Ark.
John Parvey, an emplOye of the Kas-
mouth Electric Company of Kansas City,
knrro oua fri oh n 1 IIn
pairing line.
+. y: Logan. Of Mitchellsburg, Ky,
fell off a train near Lebanon while
drunk Wednesday morning and was
frightfully mangled.
Bismarck's condition Is worse. He is
suffering from violent pains In the
stomach. His departure for Fredrichs-
ruhe has been postponed.
The residence Of Ezekiel M. Patterson,
New Brunswick, N. j., was robbed Of
twelve thousand dollars In bonds and
gold during the absence of the family.
Mrs. Frances Maria ScOville, sister Of
Charles j. Guiteau, 9nd the divorced
wife Of George ScOVille, has been per-
mitted to change her name to Frances
Maria Howe.
AKRON, June 2I.--Maggie DeROss,
aged IL years, residing In the sixth
ward Of this city, fell from q cherry tree
yesterday afternoon and fractured her
skull, from the effects Of which she died
last night.
NEW YORK, June 21.-A small fire In
the Elm fax mill caused panic among
the inmates, 500 in number. One girl
fell on the stairs and was trampled by
her companions. A man leaped from a
window. Both were taken to the hos
pital.
WEST LIBERTY, June 20.-A nine-year-
old son of ID. @. Lakin, a prominent far
mer near this place, was standing in q
pasture-lOt while hiA sister was milking
cows during severe storm, and was
struck by lightning and killed instantly.
Two cows were also struck, but his sis
ter escaped injury.
PROVINCETOWN, Mass, June 21.-Mate
Dunham and six or eight Of the crew of
the whaling schooner Ellen RiZpah,
were lost on the late whaling voyage.
The captain and mate struck whale at
the same time, and the mates line be-
coming fOuled, his boat was dragged
under and never seen afterward.
FAYETTE, Mo-, June 2O.-E. L. Stew
art, the aerOnRut, made an ascension
here on Monday in an old and dilapi-
dated hOt-air balloon, which burst
when 1t had attained height Of about
1000 feet. The balloon and the aero
naut came down with q rush, and both
were plunged into Benne Femme creek,
and at once disappeared. Stewards
body was recovered at 10 p. m.
CINCINNATI, June ia Commercial
Gazette's Catletsburg, o., special says:
William Direly was discharged after
the hearing Of two witnesses from
Charleston, W. Va. The Judge said In
releasing Direiy that he believed Detec-
tive Burnet honest in his effort to fix
guilt, but had been deceived by color
ed assistant. Direly left the court
house amid the plaudits Of the colOred
people.
DAYTON, June 20.-Dr. j. 8. Fard, Of
HagerstOwn, Ind, whose funeral took
place at West Sonora, o., recently left a
will in which he bequeathed $4,000 to
his wife and from $50 to $50 each to all
the women who are now old maids or
widows who he cOurted in his unmar-
ried days: This required 5000. He
also chartered, two weeks before his
death, a special train for the conveyance
Of the funeral party, and paid for it in
advance.
ENTERPRISE, o., June 21.-A terrible
tragedy has just occurred here, in which
John Adams, q sober and industrious
farmer, was shot and killed by dissO-
Lutte wretch named Putnam. 1t seems
both men, between whom there had ex-
listed feud for many years, met on the
street and had quarrel, which was en-
ded by Adams seeking place of safety
In a saloon near by. Putnam followed
him, and drawing a revolver, shot Ad-
ans through the back and abdomen, in
flieting a fatal wound. Putnam, who
Is a desperate, was at once placed under
arrest and is now in jail.