The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-19
CANTON. OHIO. THURSDAY july 19, 1888.


many of whom have signified their in-
tention to support the Democratic ma
tional ticket.
JERSEY CITY, July IS. Especial. i
Henry Ebert, who shot his wife here
last November, was hanged this morn
ing.
CINCINNATI, July 18-[Special. THE
police this morning arrested Joseph
Tremper, who has been partially iden-
titled as one of the Delhi train robbers.
LONDON, July 18.-The cholera is
raging III European quarter in Hong
Kong, with frightful loss of life, and
a panic exists. Population is fleeing
the city.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 18.-German
fleet escorting Emperor William arriy-
ed off Dagerat, Esthonia, this morning.
The weather is delightful.
FREEHOLD, n. j., July 18.-[Special
Richard =Kearney, who murdered
Margaret Puell, an aged hOusekeeper
of Mrs. Lyddy, at Long Branch last
February, was hanged this morning.
The moose slipped and he died a aorri-
BILE death.
YOUNGSTOWN, o. Jdly 1S.-The first
break among the iron manufacturers
of the Mahoning valley occurred last
night. The Falcon iron and nail COM
pany of Niles signed the scale The
company owns the Russia mill and
started up last night.
CHICAGO, July 18.-[Special. John
Hrouck, Frank Chapek and Frank
Chilbowa, the three Bohemian anarch-
lists arrested yesterday, were brought
before Justice Lyon this morning.
Their cases were continued. a special
grand jury will be called. The arrests
this morning proved to be abortive and
the men were released.
CHICAGO, July IS. Especial. + The
dynamite excitement still continues,
and business is almost entirely suspend
ed. All incoming trains are watched.
There were three new arrests this morn
ing Mrs. Parsons, wife of the executed
anarchist, is closely watched. It is ru.
mOred that Nina Van Zandt is impi-
Gated in the present plot.
New YORK, July 1S-[Special. The
second week of midsummer camp meet
ing in old John Street Methodist
Church seems to be as great novelty
as ever. The house was packed last
night and over hundred professed
conversion. One woman who was car
ried in on a stretcher arose and walked.
She was cured instantly of disease that
had kept her bedfast for five years.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., July lit was
resolved this afternoon to continue the
lockout indefinitely The firms repre-
sented were Browne, Bolnell " Co., Ma
honing Valley iroiI company, McCurdy
~ Co., Youngstown rolling mill COM
pany and Trumbull iron company. 1t
was learned tonight that the North
Chicago rolling mill company signed
the scale today for their Chicago plant.
OwENsBoRo, KY, July 18.-[Special.l
"A party of hunters returned to the
city last night from Logan county.
They report finding cabin with three
dead bodies in it. On the floor was
found a baby still alive but unconscious
from lack of food. 1t is thought one
man had killed the other and the
woman, and then suicided himself. The
nearest neighbOr, two miles away, say
the man and wife had only been there
a short time. The third party is un-
known. The baby will be cared for by
the county.
NEW YORK, July 18-[Special.l +
There have been many cases of suffer
ing reported from the Italian quarters
in this city, but the saddest came in
last night. Officer Carter found fam
lily of four in one room in Thompson
street, in bed with the fever. The
mother was delreious and the father un-
able to sit up. a tive-year old daughter
mad supplied all the wants of the fam
lily until yesterday, when she was unable
to get cent. When the officer found
them the baby had just died and the
little girl was on her knees begging the
Virgin Mary to send them food.
BELLvIDERE, n. j., July 18.1Spe-
cial. The contest over the will of the
Rt. Rev. Blair, deceased, has begun.
The property is valued at half million.
The will originally, after small bequests,
gave property equally to three daugh-
ters. Later codicilS were added placing
portion of that left his daughter, Mrs.
Green, of York, Ne5., in hands of exec
utors for the benefit of her children ex-
pressly, stipulatlng that his son-in-law
should never touch it. Bequest includ-
ed valuable Milwaukee property. Mrs.
Green sues to set aside the will on the
ground that Milwaukee property is not
legally her fathsrs. 1t is expected that
number of family skeletons will be
articulated.
New YORK, July 1S.--The First Ward
Republican Association in Brooklyn
last night received such another shock
as it experienced a year or more ago
when General Isaac 5. Catlin, RepuO-
lican war horse, had his name expunged
from the roll book and enlisted in the
ranks of the triumphant Democracy.
Six leading members of the association,
headed by Seth Low, who twice led the
Republicans to victory in the Mayor
atty contests, sent in their designations,
giving as a reason that they could not
support the candidates and platform of
the Chicago Convention.