The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-07-08
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Judge James 3 Brunaugh, Of Batavia, O.,
is dead
The Illinois Midland railroad will be sold
at auction September 8.
Seven jurors have been obtained in the
Anarchist trial at Chicago.
Natural gas has been struck in a wei $50
feet in depth, at Fremont, o.
Lloyd P. Smith, librarian of the faiadsl-
phia library since 1S49, is dead.
The Dominion cruiser Terror has captured
two more American fishing vessels.
DR.. E. w. Walker may succeed Mr. Row.
land as health officer of Cincinnati.
Hon. James Fullington died near Irwin, O.,
from the effects of kick by horse
The knights of Labor of Chicago viii er"
pei Anarchists belonging to the order.
Crops have been badly damaged by rain In
parts of Virginia and North Carolina.
John c. Dobelbower, editor of the Lafay-
cite, Ind, Dispatch, died of Bright's disease.
Three Anarchists of Milwaukee were found
guilty of consp-. ing to burn the court house.
Detailed reports indicate that there is no
great promise Of wheat yield in the North-
west.
The Cincinnati Parliamentary Fund COM
mittee will hold mass meeting next Thurs.
day evening.
The glorious Fourth was celebrated in
many places with the usual number Of pain
full accidents
There was throng of visitors at General
Grants tomb A policeman in gray uniform
was on guard.
Cattle herds in Arkansas are being deel-
mated at a rapid rate by an epidemic resemb4
ling the Texas fever
DR.. George Stemen was arrested at Fort
Wayne, Ind, for alleged boz = stealing at
Delphos, o., last February.
The hop-growers of Central New York arg
alarmed over the blight of the crop and tbs
price of old hops is doubled.
The subsidy Of the Mexican National Rail
road company begins with over one-half pSS
cent, Of the customs revenue.
At the Centralia, ILL.,, races yesterday halg
. dozen persons were injured by crowding u
the track, two Of them fatally.
William w Woolen, we'll known Indian,
apolis attorney, Is mysteriously missing, and
E1pposed to have committed suicide.
O'Donovan Rossa and another Socialist OG
dynamite propenslties, addressed a FeniaA
meeting in st. Louis. Small meeting.
James Hinkle, residing in Delaware county
was seriously injured by the explosion Of 4
threshing machine boiler, which he was tesS.
ing.
The Home rule meeting In New York on
Monday will be monster affair. Five labob
organizations will turn out nearly $1,000
men.
William Henry, aged seventy-hve yeaTS
committed suicide at Troy, N. Y, by cutting
his throat He was the father of twenty-fouR
children.
The ]path of his wife and bad conduct Og
his son have driven insane Hon. Frank SipP,
Of Buffalo, N. Y, ex-member Of the st6tS
assembly.
Pittsburg capital is hehind an enterprise to
build railroad from the Pennsylvania state
line to Morgantown and through the Preston
coal basin,
A little child at youngstown, O., was
fatally injured by eating bakers biscuit
which it was ascertained contained small par
tcles of glass
Edgar Martin and Oscar Cass fooled with
revolver while at a fishing camp nsaS
Wheeling. The weapon was discharged and
Cass instantly killed
The senate has agreed to appropriate hGIl
. million dollars for the improvement Of taA
Potomac fats. The amendments to The HvSV
and harbor bill reach %, 100000
One thousand five hundred dollars worth
Of fireworks went OF by premature explosion
at the Union base ball park, St. Louis, burn.
ing the building in which they was stored
The "Bund feur Freiheit und RSShV
adopted state constitution at the copfHM-
tion in Sandusky, denouncing Sabbath lAWp
and the one-sided activity Of the Law GaA
Order league.
One hundred carloads of exoursionists vts-
tied the battle fields at Gettysburg. ThAtN
was dress parade in the evening Of old
soldiers of third army corps and state militia,
reviewed by Gen. Daniel E. Siokles
Lou Minnie, while preparing for display
Of fireworks, at Portland, Michigan, met
with a horrible death The stock of fireworks
exploded, and Minnie fell backwards into the
flames. Several people were more or less In
jured.
The supreme court of Ohio rendered De,
cision Of Importance to tho @cAnal grabbers"
last week The court held that the owner
ship of canal beds, when canals have been
abandoned by the state, reverts to the own
ers OF abutting real estate.
David Woodmansee died at his home IN
Carthage, Mo-, yesterday, after q brief ILL
ness He was sixty-six wears Of ago, and
well-known throughout Highland and Clin-
ton counties, where he has many relativeA
Previous to going west a few years since, he
was one of the prominent farmers and stock
raisers of that section of Ohio.