The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-28

CATION the people were Indifferent to it.
The indignant UniOntOwn populace
have given dukes "a hours to settle up
his business and get out of town.
Wayne county voters will decide
whether to release bOndsmen of de-
fauIting treasuTers on payment of 25
per cent Of defalcation,
AT Brazil, Ind, the miners strike has
ended and all commenced work this
morning at So cents. In accordance with
the resolve Of the mass meeting.
An unknown handsome woman left a
buudle Of rich wearing apparel on the
bridge at Davenport, La, last night and
Jumped 40 feet into the Mississippi.
The Williams sewing machine factory
outside the city limits of Montreal,
Can, totally destroyed by fire; largest
idle. .',......
j. E. BigelOW, a Washington lawyer,
Is trying to get hold Of the $1,000 raised
for the wife and child of Mason, who
shot at Guiteau. Claims that Mrs. Mason.
owes him for money advanced. .ra ala
PITTSBURGH, March GA Pittsburgh
firm has received an order for a glass
urn, to contain the ashes of Christopher
Columbus. The remains of Columbus
az III a ChbhSuA OIL az OhA
CINCINNATI, March 26-Some fifteen
girls in one of the shoe factories having
refused to sign an agreement for wages
were discharged. A strike among the
men Is now imminent unless the girls
are reinstatedI ., I.... ..l.. .I. J ..,
LIMA, March 26.-Miss Beemer, aged
20 was sitting before the fire with her
sweetheart last night, when her skirt
caught fire. She rushed into the street,
the wind famed the flames, and she was
burned to a crisp. '. i.... ...
With not unnatural pride, Mr.. ]. o.
Sargent, of Ellsworth, Me- writes:
"There are now living Of the family of
Benjamin G.. Sargent, late of Brooklyn,
Hancock county, Me-, nine sOns and two
daughters, of which lam the third. Our
ages are 70, 70, 10, 81, So, SO, 81, 80, So,
"a, SO; making our united ages 675."
CHICAGO, March 25.-Tribune specials
report four cases of fatality from shoot
ing in alleged sport. At Lawndale, ILL.,,
near BlOOmingtOn,u Sunday, the two
children of John Heashey were mOrtally
wounded by one of their brothers. At
Racine, Wis, son Of John May, aged
eleven, fred a rifle at his brother and
sister. aged eight and FIVE. The girl
was instantly Killed and the boy fatally
wounded. .11ra III" a." ..dDTri.y -
Ehoch and Ed. Noble, father and son,
were tried for murder at 'GlassfOrd, Ill.
The jury acquitted them. An indigna-
tiOn meeting was held, the jury de-
hOunced and the defendants hung in
efIigy. They were notified that hanging
would be the sequel If they returned to
the place. They rented a farm at some
distance. and Friday Ed. aud younger
brother returned for the cattle. They
had proceeded but short distance home
ward when a shot was fired from behind
a hedge and Ed, fell dead. The assassin
is HnknoWn., .. ..,n,.,. i+st' .,".,.. N %
LAcRossE, WIS., March 26,2Frsnk
MahaTi aged seventeen was accidentally
killed in the gun room of the Lacrosse
Light Guard lArmOry, Sunday afternoon,
Louis May. The latter placed what he
supposed to be an empty she'll in one Of
the rifles, and pointed the gun at the
victim, who assumed a tragic attitude,
with his hand on his heart. An instant
later the bullet WAS sent through yhis
head. Mahar, was a favOrite candidate
for the West Point eadetshipJ imbh raLO Z
| Emma MelIot, Of MeIl0t's Ridge, was
standing at her father 8 gate when She
saw "a Young man Approaching whom
bhB Supposedito be an 4A Atimate aequainl
lance. She cOhel1ded to give him a
bcate, and, hiding behind the gate-post,
bhe SpFang out at him WfthIta scream
when he came opposite. She was ihorri-
bed to discover he was a total stranger,
who instantly drew d large knife and
rushed at her with the words, -"Are you
ready to, dep no He, stabbed her, twice,
the first, blow beflg .waTded5 off by a
corset stay, but the. second inflicted a
wound in her side, She fell ,qneonsoi-
bus, and he then fled,i.r.'.. ''s'rs -, D.. .,.