The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25
spEoIAL nIspArnnrs.
Giving The Latest lmpoTtant OoouTanoef
Throughout tho Country,


Giving The Latest Important Ocouranoes
Throughout tho Country.
NGw ORLEANS. Brbruary 49, Sheriff
Jflfea0n Parish, who WAS seat tO stop
thy interference with the trains on the
MOrgan Railroad, where tho strike has
bean In progress for several days past,
has telegraphed q lVrrnOr McEnery that
he IN unable 10 prevent Tho interference
by alrlkera or move single train or
engine, aud no has asked the Governor
Tor aAHlalanGe.
The Btale troops and the Governor
have start,d for thia city and will
arrive here 10 morrow, when both the
railroad compauy's Olllciala aud the
strikers will lay their cases before the
Governor
GENERAL STRIKE THREATENED.
HOUSTON. TExAs, B'b, ia general
railroad slrlk a. eua imm nent thrOno h
the southwest. Tho brakemen on tho
Southern Pacific Railroad nave struck.
They struck partly Ia aYmpathy with the
New Orleana brethern aud partly on ac-
count OF their own grievances, The
engineers and llremen have been giving
ail and are In sympathy with the brake.
men. U ileHa speedily checked all hands
Will 40 out on Wholesale strike
throughout, The Southern Pacific -yR-
TEN cOutagi0n IN also spreading TO the
Texas Central Railroad and II IN be-
lieyed there viii bea strike there In q
few days,
BRUTAL MURDER
PALERMO, ARK, Fen, l8 -News has
inaI bprn received here last night from
n lutte settlement, u few miles north OF
here, that whole family consisting of
Albert james, hla wife and four chil.
dfeD, were murdered In their beda by q
negro, whose nhme Ia not known. Pas
sengrra on trains, pha,lng through the
settlement, say the authorities are un
able 10 lind the pefpelfhlOr. ThepeOple
have gone after blood hounds and viii
trark him down. The population IN In.
Ienaely excited aud will lynch the negro
as s0On ~ Canlured.
AN OBJECTIONABLE PAPER,
ELRHART, a., Feb, lS.--BebOut Bros.
publiehrra Ut the Sunday Democrat, have
Oren arfeated for aendlng obscene liter
AZURE lhTunph the malls by u. y, Mar
shal Breed, on allldaYlt Of Foster
Warren, county treasurer, cltiug an ar
tlcle In the issue OF tho pappr OF August
l2, 1885, entitled MALE Prostitutes
warren IN backed by u powerful 1850
citation, determi cd citlz'ns and plenty
OF money TO suppress the paper.
MUHDtRtR LYNCHFD.
VIoKsBURG, MISS, Fb s-George
R,mnson, the n,g,O Who killed Millard
II Parker at Monroe, LH., December last,
wGa arrested NJ Cleveland, Mlea. He
wae 70 eurned TO jail AZ Monroe yester'
day. aud was taken from the jail lRst
night aud ynched lle confessed the
killing, aud claimed no did II In self
defense,
A PROBABLE BOYCOTT.
NEw York. Frb. l8-The Cigar
Makefs International Union has de-
clarrd II Il. fhnTbef, the great whole
sale grocer and tobacco dealer Of this
city aa an enemy " labor, II IN not
stated whether or not application will
be made by the union for an Issue 10
boycott him and hiq wares,
HUNG IN SHORT METER.
WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. 10 "A dis
pOtcn from Martinsburg, this State, Just
received, saya that Joseph Burns, the
negro who vlllanOusly assaulted aud
outraged Mlsa Hattie Fettofa some
weeks ago, VIA taken rom the jail this
morning aud Hanged by mob OF masked
men WHO went u the jiil, demanded
The prlainer got him, led him out OF
the jail yard and hung hlm up without u
word Ing spoken, except ny the leader
" III mob, who asked the Sheriff for the
auir,rder NJ Bnfna 10 the mob. The
She II saw II waa nsrleaa 10 attempt h
resi- !, aud quietly handed over his keya,
rho BODY OF Ihr ~ gro was left hanRing
IA The jdil yard for several hours, when
II was cut down ny lhe jail authorities
RAILROAD srRlKe ENDD.
Nkw YoRR, Feb 10 -0ucs again Ia In.
bor yicIO IOna. Pftsdent g, Z Hunt.
ing on haa telegraphed 10 New Orleans
10 grant the demands Of inc striking
hrnRemen ana other employees OF his
company, This enda Tho trouble there
ani will doubtless 20 far towa 'da affect
ing the situation Ot the other f0ads.
Huntington eaya no Will " day an
nOunce new reduced achedule OF
freight ratea on tho Southern Pacillc
Railroad between California and New
York.
JOHN u, COUGH DEAD,
PHILADELPHIA, FrbIu ry l0,-John r.
Gougn, The ~ quent temperance lectnr'
or. dled NJ 40 O'Clock yesterday after
noon NJ tho residence Of Dr. X, Bruce
Burns, In Frankfort, where he " staken
IN Monday ulght when Blr cken with
paralysis whilp lecturlng NJ the Pfpsny'
lerlan Church. lila wife was NJ his
bpdsile when no died. There were also
preseut Mrs., Pidgp, hla sisters Mira.
Blrua ana two llectp, Misses Mary Hnd
Fanny W lit0m6e Nr, JOhn WAnn'
makOr, Rev. rnOmaa Mlrphy, and Mrs,
j 600 Wagner, II was recalled today
tuat the lnst words spoken by Mr. Cough
Nere, Young man, make your record
rlenu."
Tho body has been emba med, ana
after eprylcee ut the house, wi be taken
10 Worcester, Nasa,, thia evening,
Tha deceased WA born IN Bandgate,
England, Oh August 22l, 1917 His
family consisted Of wife, aud four
nlecea, whom he educated, IL IN believed
that he was worth 100000, During
his nrat w r ~ u puzzle speaker, Mr.
Cough made 3S3 speeches, and since hle
l'st lecture and up To the beginning Of
tho present wear, he has appeared before
the public S.bb7 times, AT fair ostl'
mate hs hus spoken before 5000 600 peo
pie. aud has travelled over 10000 miles
In meeting hl5 appointments.
KILLED IN COLD BLOOD,
STRuDNNvlLLE, o., Fen. iD,-Charlos
Hall, appointment cIlIS n of Miugo June.