The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11
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Specials 10 the DAILY DEMOCRAT,
WASHINGTON, d. e., MtT 8.-RQmnr IN
Hll0aI mIe To day, which AtlOrue, GeG-
Oral Glrlhnd Ttfuaes either 10 affirm or
deny, TO the effect that no has decided
that all P,esldeDlial apDolntees, whose
nominations are not confirmed by the
Senate by thu close Of the present sea
sion, cannot ba Teapp0inted, and that oil
suspended officials will DO Immediately
restored, whose successOra have failed OF
confirmation.
FIVR MRN KILLED.
BOSTON, Marcn l0.-fhe tug "John
Mark left her berth NJ $3.50 o'clock this
morning, and started down the harb0r
In search OF vessels desiring tug eerVl'
ces. There were large number OF per.
sOns on the wharf at the time, who
watched the boat ateam away. Just 40
the boat arrived of Long leland an OK
ploslon occurred on board, the noise OF
which was plainly audible In this city.
The boat was blown completely TO at
oms, and ths crew OF five men instantly
killed, The crew consisted OF Captain
Cyrus A. Nickers0n; engineer, George A.
CT00keTi Frank Croker, fireman; Albert
ID, Smith, cook; James HOdRklns, deck
hand. The bodies OF the Captain and
engineer were recovered by tugs cruis-
lug In the nelghbOrh00d, hey were
brought here aud taken 10 the m0rgne,
Tho boat was built In Philadelphia
twelve years ago, and plied In Philadel-
phia waters until eight or nine years
ago, when she was Oought by Captain
NlckeTs0n.
THE TOLEDO HOUSE, on REFUGE,
CLEVELAND, o., March l0,-sam, Lam
don, Assistant Ssrgeant-al-Arms OF the
Ohio House OF representatives, IL here
In charge OF the immlttee TO invesi'
gate tho alleged cruelliea In the Toledo
House OF Refuge. Capt, Barrett will ar
rive this afternoon, aud The committee
will begin wolk TO morrow morning,
Witnesses will fecelye Que dollar each
and mileage vii be given TO those out
OF town. When the committee gets
through here II Will 20 " Toledo and
take testimony there.
biu nlhihh IuhhAlENED'
ST, LOUIS, No., Mar. 10 1t 10 pub
llshed here this morning that Charles
Miller, one OF the committee Of the aye
Knights OF Labor from Chicago, and said
10 DO an engineer on the Northwestern
Railroad. stated last night that the men
on all Chicago Railroads will strike at
given hour this evening.
BURGLARS NOT BAGGED.
MEMPHIS, IENN., March l0,-A dis
patch from tue town Of Dayton, this
State, says the police being apprlsed
OF plot to rob the jewelry stores aud
depols OF the Cincinnati, Southern Rail.
road, quietly surrounded the depot Al d
aecreted themselves. About midnight
last night a gang OF Ave burglars on
tered the building. They were ordered
to surrender, and q 1ght ensued. The
building was rlddled with bullets, but
no one was hurt ~ far az learned. The
burglars escaped across the river aud
the police are In pureult today.
PowDEnLY COMING.
GALVESTON. Tex, March 10, 2 .. m.-
The strike continues without any great
change. Business Ia becoming paralyZ
Cd throughout the southwest, IL Ia
reported here that the Grand Master
Workman, PoWd ifly, OF the Knights OF
Labor, IN coming here to adjust the
grievances.
RICHARD MCCLELLAN DEAD.
NEw PHILADELPHIA, o., March o.
Richard McLelian, u wealthy aud we'll
known farmer and an ex.member OF the
State Board o. Equalization, living near
New Cumberland, this county, died
| yesterday.