The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-21
EVERY DAY TOPICS.
Recent News Items Caught in
Our Literary Net.
A Condensed Record Sf SfAcoldsuts, Grimes,
POlltlos and lBTSFnatlOs Of Gen.
eral and Miscellaneous Kind.

London Standard connects the explo-
sion with Parnell's threat against par
Lament.
Bibby Worsted Mike Haas at wrestling
in New York nearly breaking Mixes
shoulders.
Rat poison on popcorn nearly popped
Mrs. Eddy and her children over Jordan
at Wooster.
Ella K. Peek indicted for obtaining
100000 from sOap-maker Babbitt by
false pTetenses.
Amsterdam in Michigan, felt several
shocks Of an earthquake last Saturday,
soaring the people.
A dead infant in a paste-board box was
found in Alum creek close by the COlum-
bus Children's Home.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March l9.--YOung
Shepker & Co.'S mattress factory burned
Saturday. Loss $4,000.
EarlS Spencer states that IL is impOssl-
BILE to grant further loans for poor ten
ants in COnnaught, Ireland.
Last Friday the Ohio Legislature
reached another tri weekly adjournment
without doing anything TO regulate the
liquor law.
The ship Dunstannage, from Calcutta
to Liverpool via Dundee, was wrecked on
the coast Of Scotland last week and all
hands aboard lost.
Thieves made on with two sample
sAtchels worth $40 belonging to a
Canton runner while he was waiting at
the Minerva depot.
Joseph Shock shocked Miamisburg by
cutting his throat. One Of the oldest
and wealthiest citizens, and no plausi-
BILE reason assigned.
Peter Springer was struck by an ex-
press train at Woodland Junction, N. Y,
and thrown across the telegraph wires,
Obstructing their use.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee has issued the call for the June
convention. One delegate TO each 500
votes cast for Townsend.
All members of the last Congress have
been paid of and most have gone frOm
Washington. Salaries OF the new MEM
bers will be due April 1st.
Move on foot at Washington to hoist
icicle Sherman on the Republicans as
governor, in order to allow John TO re-
surrect presidential boom.
When Mrs. Carleton, Mass, responded
TO the dOOr-bell the other night, she
was murdered by an assassin, who
crushed her head with rock.
Patrick Egan was introduced to a
Catholic congregation at Waterbury,
Conn, Sunday night, as the little man
who made the British lion tremble.
The G. & P. railway Is to double-track
its road from Cleveland 90 Hudson.
Trains will then be run at short inter-
walls between the main city and ward Is.
James II. Rule, editor Of the Norwalk
Experiment, once foreman OF the CleVe-
land Plain Dealer office, but for 81 years
resident Of Norwalk, died Saturday
night.
Mrs. Sarah Coe, widow of Rev. Alvin
COe, pioneer missionary 70 the Indians
Of Ohio and Michigan In the first quart
or of this century, died at KinsmRn,
aged 90.
The christening Of an Italian child In
New York Sunday was wound up BY .
drinking bout and q hght In which
Frank Alberto's head was nearly severed
from his body.
q. 8. signal station at sandusky will
be discontinued, Rnd-the cautionary dis
play station at Put-in-Bay will also be
discontinued, and such . station estab-
lished at Sandusky.
Mathew Caldwell and Gene Hausen
qusrreled Friday night In steubeenville
saloon about q woman, whom the former
fatally puncturing him.
MeMonAgle was q young Maine N. d.
who couldn't pass his examination. A
friend stole q diploma for him, and he
went to New York and began practice.
The college has had him arrested.
The Mormons are locating In large
numbers in Lincoln county. Nevada, and
the Phoebe Record says: "There is little
doubt that the Hormons will have dis
placed the Gentiles entirely in another
year or two"
The Department Of Agriculture re-
ports that the stock Of corn In the
country on March l wac about $780,
100000 bushels, or S6 per cent. Of last
year's crop. The proportion Of wheat on
hand is % per cent. Oft crop, or about
lac, 900 bushels.
Rx-President Diaz Of Mexico, has re-
Gently been ioniEed by New Orleans,
Austin and st. Louis took her term. The
prospect Of greatly increased trade be-
tween the two countries Is suspected of
adding somewhat to the enthusiasm
with which rival cities are receiving the
distinguished visitor.
Sunday morning, Jacob Rowe, while
strolling along the Miami near Dayton,
discovered dead body lying close In by
a fence. Decomposition had set in and
the indications were that the child had
been deed q week. About two hours
later Horace Harter found the body Of
another child directly across from
where the former lay. and but a short
distance away. There we're ugly wounds
on the head and on the left foot, indlcat-
ing murder. There was no clothing
upon the body, and 1t appeared 70 have
been dead about two days.
Lady Florence Dixie, the woman who
two men tried 70 murder, and only
stabbed In the corset, has achieved all
the notoFiety she wants at last. What
q charming story she tellsl The seclud-
ed walk Tin plain view Of the highway,)
the two men In female attire, the st.
Bernard dog, the struggle, the use Of
dirt as q gag, the swOon, the presump-
tive rescue BY the dog, and, above all,
the dagger thrusts that just pricked
through her dress and we're warded of
her right breast bya corset steel-eOuld
anything be more reromantieally perfect
And to think that not q drop Of blood
was shed OF q bruise received 80 far as
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