The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-26
ing OF logs is very difficult. Prominent
logging men say only q two-thirds crop
Of logs will be banked this winter.

ing OF AOBS ~ very ulmCult. 1EONanenb
logging men say only Q two-thirdS crop
Of logs viii be banked this winter.
PRINCETON, I'LL. Jan. 19.ISpecial.l ]
The Bank of Tiskiewa, Six miles
south Of here, was broken into by burg
lars yesterday morning, and as nearly
as can be learned about 5000 in cur
rency taken. Both outside and inside
vaults we're drilled and blown open.
The burglars in their hurry to get away
left over $1,000 on the floor. There Is
no clue.
DAYTON, o., Jan. TO- Especial, Tho
baggage and smoking cars Of q train on
the Maekinaw road was derailed yeSter-
day near Germantown. Express Mes
senger Henry Gay was severely cut and
injured internally. j. A. CARRIER, q
brakeman, had both feet and legs
crushed. All the passengers received q
good shaking up and number were
badly cut and bruised.
MENTOR, o., Jan. 81. Especial, r
Grandma Garfield, mother of the late
President Garfield, died at 5 o'clock
this morning. She had not been feel
ing well for some weeks past, but no
especial danger was apprehended.
Old age and the grief she has never
ceased to feel for the loss, by q violent
death, Of her "Baby Jimmie" as she
fondly termed the President, are the
only known causes Of her death.
GREEN BAY, Wis, Jan. 19.-[Special.
The Turner's Of this city have issued
a circular letter to the Societies OF the
North American Turner Bund, asking
for the expulsion of Anarchist mem
hers of the organization. They declare
that the aim of Father John Noble,
tuuuder OF the order of Turner'S, was
to educate patriots and defenders OF
the Fatherland and heroes of Liberty,
but not rebels, nor enemies and destroy
trs of government and law.
BosToN, Jan. 20.-Special flames
Edward Nowlin was hanged at East
Cambridge Jail, this morning, for the
murder of George a. Goldman in som
erville. a little over year ago. The
death sentence was executed by SheIlll
Cushing. Death was Instantaneous. Inc
drop fell at 8 o'clock, aud half an noun
afterWard the body was lowered and
delivered to the relatives of the de-
ceased. Nowlin's mother stayed with
him III his cell until about y O'Clock last.
night, and then bade him good bye fOr
the last time. This last meeting was
painful to witness as described by oth'
GERS of the watch.
NEBRASKA Cry, Neb., Jan. 2l.-I
Especial. Judge +. j. Kinney, u. 5.
Agent of the YanktOn Sioux Indian
Agency in Dakota, arrived here yes
teIday after being nine days on the road
Five days were necessary for the party
to travel 30 miles. The thermometer
during those five days was 40 degrees
below zero most Of the time. The
Judge says the loss of life in Dakota has
been greatly underestimated, as Da-
kOta papers have tried to cover it up.
While at a station in BOnhOmme county
the Judge says he saw 19 frozen bodies
brought into the depot in one day. In
BonhOmme county list the dead list
reaches fully 100. Estimates as made
at Yankton on the loss of life through
the territory figure up over 1000
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 19-[Spec-
ial. 1.-The power loom carpet weavers
are determined in their demands for an
equal basis of wages for the whole
craft, whether employed on fast or slow
looms, Some SO Weavers at the mill OF
Doran Brothers quit work because the
firm refused demands for five cents per
ward for plain, and five and a
half for shaded work. The weav-
ers employed by John Hamilton
also stopped work this morning
and will remain out until the new scale
of wages shall have been adopted by
the firm. Joseph Taylor, Sons q Co.,
have granted the additional half cent
per yard on shaded work, demanded by
the weaVers.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Jan. 19.-
Especial Minnie Ray, daughter of a I
prominent citizen of this place, threw |
herself in front of the engine of the |
Midland express which passed at the
rear of the house last night, and was l
instantly killed, her head being crushed
aud torn from her shoulders and her
body horribly mangled She left let
ter to her parents, saying she had been
a great sinner, and would rather die
than disgrace them. 1t is learned that
4 few days ago Minnie rented a cottage
belonging to her father for 800, and
spent the money. 1t is thought this so
Dreyed upon her mind that she conclu-
led to take her own life. The coro-
lers jury rendered a verdict, Suicide
while temporarily insane" The girls
who are visiting in New Mex
co, have been telegraphed for,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Robert T.
Lincoln, ex-Secretary Of War, was in
Washington Friday night for few
lours, staying at Chamberlain's. His
presence was kept Q profound secret,
md it has only tIanspired what his
mission to the capital was. A CORE
pondent has it from unquestionable
that Mr.. Lincoln's visit here |
vas in reference to the rebel flag reso-
utiOn introduced in the House last
week. 1t appears the Republicans have
aught a Tartar in the investigation
ntO the flag business, and that Mr.Lin-
oln was himself responsible for the
ropOsed return of the emblems. This
5, of course, humiliating to the Repub-
cans, but the fact remains, and can no
1nger be concealed. Mr.. LincOln's ap-
rehensiOn can we'll be understood
lhen it was considered that the disclo-
ure will utterly ruin his chances for a