The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

coLuMRus, o., October 2O,-Flye week.
ago Mr, william Aouder, Of this city, left
here for Hartford, Conn, Houder, who II
very much addicted 10 drink, entered ap
inebrlate institution Al Hartford aiming "a
mend his ways In habits Of intemperanoe
Friday morning Chief OF Police Marphy
received telegram from the police author
tiles Of Hartford, Conn, requesting him u
be on tho watch for Mr., william Houder, ol
this city who was charged with asaaultlnG
man at that city with Intent 10 kill, The
closest search Tor the man failed 10 reveal
anything about his whereabouts, until sat
urday evening Detectives White and Her
DIN went 10 Mr Aoudera residence on oah
street. whore they found him, lle wal
taken to the city prison, where he now 70
mans Chief Murphy, on saturday, 70,
celyed another telegram from the Hartford
ofleiala, stating that the man whom
aouder was charged with aaaauiing had
died from tho effects Of tho attack and
that s0udef was wanted for murder
While Sender WAS undergoing inspection
before being lodged Ih his cell some one
mentioned tho fact that "hla Victim WA
dead,' souder said "My God, "a thatpo"
The following dispatch from Hartford,
Conn., gives the particulars Of tho murder
"A hllARrfoRp, CoSs, October ~ Thursday
morning a. two o'clock two men attacked
q sausage yender named Calvin on Asylum
street and knocked him down, The man
was taken TO tho hospital, and remained
unconscious until to-day At five o'clock
when he died, Two men who we're at The
lnebflaie asylum known ~ Walta Lodge,
In this city, were suspected Their namei
were Albert Roberts and W, j, Houders.
Roberts was captured AZ the home Friday
Aouden In Ohio to-day The man Calvin
died At the hospital to-day at five O'Clock,
A post moflom examination will be held
tomorrow at nine o'clock, II Ii supposed
that there h q knife blade embedded In bio
skull.
About five o'clock Saturday evening Mr..
H. SwIsheH, one Of the loasoea Of the Dennl'
son House, 10 and 70 West Broad street,
went up 10 room ~, on the third floor Of
the hotel, to call one OF tho boardcra, Wm,
Il, Frlfioe, Not hearing response 10 hl'
knocking, he pushed the door open and
wat astounded 70 see the young man, partly
dressed, lying on the bed g0aplng lof
breath, Froti was Issuing from between
his tightly olenohod teeth, while his eyei
appeared 10 be set aa II In death, lie sum
monod assistance, and Frlatoo was raised
from the bed and taken 10 tho window
whore ho could got mir, cold water being In
the meantime dashed into his face, A he
was lifted from the bed q small vial, labeled
"chloroiorm," fell 10 the lloor and II was
then evident that the young man had ~
tempted suicide,
That some exceedingly 'tlICk indyld'
uAl ID doing the numerous hnrglarIoH about
town N u tolfoyidont fact, aud that the po'
lice have M yet secured not the slightest
clue to the man Ia another fact known 10
the initiated, Bob" u. McCartcr s the
latest victim and ho was robbed at his
home, iS3 East Town street, Bob Is per
haps the best known salesman In Ohio,
aud II employed by Green, Joyce & Co,
llo got IN Friday having In his possession
nearly 5000 In checks drafts and 5000 In
cash. Not being ahl" % doposltthe'monoy
OF tho store on noco.ht oi tho latonom OF
the hour, he took II homo with him, 10
mako sure that II would be- safe until morn.
Ing, hc seprelod the money In his vest I'M
der the bed and then went TO bed happy,
During the night Just before daylight Sat
urdoy morning, tho losliyo burglar opened
an outside door by means Of outsiders
and took tho money aud Bobs watch, bul
left the drafts. George W, Lnttimor's resi-
dcnco at i3l Fast Town. next house wa,
entered, aud about $50 worth Of stuff taken
McCarter II an old Delaware boy whc
served In the Fourth Ohio Infantry, |,
prominent In O, A, Il, circles, and hus been
with Green, Joyce & Co, eighteen years
Tho city Iaat the mercy Of burglars, whC
came from all over the country 10 do The
Centennial, aud have not yet returned Il
their home haunm,
Kauo Mcrue, about nineteen yong o
age, attempted suicide AZ the residence o
Mrs. Cronan, No. 2SOlI West Mound street
She hoso history which entities her to con
SdcalIon Her parents resided In Athens
and when but l5 years OF age she was no.
duccd by Fred Casey, who Is now employed
ns 0rcmaa In the Columbus, Hooking
Valley 4 Toledo railroad yards In this city
The parents took umbrago and drove The
girl from home, aud she went 10 tho In
Urinary and was confined, the child dyinf
soon after birth, She came 10 this city Il
seek employment, and after wo rking for I
tlmo was lakon sick and returned 10 Mrs
Cronan's She will recover,
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