The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-22
Little Ireleprams.

.... Little kilograms.
TIFFIN, o., March 16.-TSpecial. THE
barns of John Vorhees, at Bettsyille.
was burned last night. Loss $1,000; no
insurance.
| TIFFIN, o., March 16.-TSpecial. l.
Two freight trains collided on the Bal
timore & Ohio road 10 miles east of
here, demolishing one engine and half
dozen cars, besides tearing up the track
for some distance. Nobody badly hurt
LIMA, o., March 15.-[Special. Dan
lel Bowman, wealthy farmer living in
the northern part of the county, was
found dead in his corn field with long
deep cash on his forehead. He had
been murdered, but there is no clue to
the perpetrators of the crime.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-TSpecial.1
Blaine writes to friend in this CITY
| that he will not arrive in this country
until after the Republican convention.
He will come to New York direct. He
says he is in excellent health, and has
not felt better for years.
NORFOLK, Va, March 15.-TSpecial
The Captain of tug Sampson, while
inside OF Hampton Bar, Monday night
says he saw a ten ton sloop capsize and
sink with all on board. The Sampson
could not abandon her tow to 90 to the
rescue. The number of persons on
board is unknown.
CHICAGO, March 15.-[Special. THE
three thousand odd painters in Chicago
will go out on strike today, accord
ing to program. They demand an in
crease in wages from 2719 to 371a cents
an hour, and the ultimatum was en-
phaslzed by the unanimous voice of an
enormous meeting of the Painters
Assembly of the knights of Labor last
night. Fully LOO members were pres
ent and there was not voice raised in
opposition to the determination of the
strike.
Especial, DIR Cox induced the mistress |
OF his son to enter carriage with him |
and broke a bottle of vitrol over her
head. Her eyes were burned out and |
her beautiful features burned past re-
cognition. The agony of the woman is
intense and it is thought that she will
die. Until the doctors son met the
woman, Effie Ellis, he was a promising
young man, but became so infatuated
that he spent money on her, ruined his
reputation, and was fast becoming a
total wreck.
HoPKINsvILLE, KY, March 15-TSpe-
cial. skinner, alias Reynolds, who
shot an inoffensive woman last Novem-
Der, was taken from the jail yesterday
morning and lynched. He said: Gen
tlemen, let me put on my clothes. My
life has brought no one any good. /
am thankful that my death may be a
source of blessing to you murderers.'
He was made to stand In a spring
wagon under cherry tree, when a rope
was fixed and the wagon pulled from
under him. He strangled to death.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 15.1Spe-
,ial. Reports received from three hun
tred. points throughout Kansas, Mis-
souri, and Arkansas, along the lines of
,he Missouri Pacific. Kansas City, Fort
scott " Gulf, the Santa Fe, the Union
Pacific, and Usage Division of the Mis-
iouri, Kansas & Texas Railroads show I
hat immense wheat fields throughout /
he entire section covering three entire i
states are in the best condition ever {
,nown at this time of the year. The i
Wheat is all up and it is said to be the +
most even growth ever experienced i
yer so large an area. Cattle and sheep /
n the section heard from are in better i
ondition than has been known for h
lany years, and losses in stock have v
cen less than in any preceding winter,
DIXON, ILL.,, March 15.-T Especial. + q Z,
and Whitmeyer killed Geo. Albright >;
.ho shot Barbara Albright, and then ~
lew his brains out yesterday morning, I,
ear Palo, Ogle county. Whitmeyer e.
as a laborer on Albright's farm. He anii
III in love with Albright's sister Bar ",
ara, and was ordered off the place fn'ss
me time ago. Yesterday morning ~ ~
} returned, and went into the room ol ui
here the widow Albright George and IS IN
arbara were, and without warning, y,
ew pistol and fired three times at 80 49,
gorge, killing him. The women ran ''i
way from the house and he fired after
EN-, one bullet striking Barbara in
e cheek and ranged backward to the
Sc of the brain. When the girl fell
hitmeyer went into the barn and -,
OF himself through the head. The SCI SCI
Il may recover, although her condi, sp1 sP1I
N is critical. scl
BINGHAMToN, NY, March 16.-TSpe- ms
i, delaware, Lackawanna & West hil
l east bound train number twelve wi
nped the track at Tracy's Bridge, 5 the
les west of this city, at 2:45 this pa
'rning. The accident was caused by ant
eading rails. The engine, baggage sch
and smoker passed over in safety, tes
! the balance of the train, consisting ing
q day coach and two sleepers, left
track and rolled to the bottom OF spe
rty loot embankment, where the is I
ches caught fire and were sch
n a mass of embers. the
jsengers crawled out of the windows
the train men and those who escap-
injury, assisted in removing the -.
ly wounded before the fire reached n
m One man ia thnuuht tn hava of ]