The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-01

! another brother, and while a friend of
| Hogan covered Hoffman with rifle,
| the enIdleu father Wore out whip uIi
| him. Iil his time the Hoffman family
were arOus, d and went cunning for
| Hogan, ANA surrounded his house. The
| citizens telegraphed to WinneTsbOru
| for ana, and the Sheriff and posse were
sent to BlythewOOd. The sheriff al
rived III ume to arrest the mayor ant
prevent blOOdshed.
WASHINGTON, 8 A. M.-Feb. "a
Especial. w. W. COrcoran, the well
known phllanthropist, died at 6:3O
| o'clock this morning.
TOLEDO, o., Feb. 24.-[Special. 1.-THE
Blade printing. Office and paper works
were badly sc0rched by fire, early this
morning. Loss, $25,OOO; insured.
JUNEAU, Wis, Feb. "a. Especial. +
"A man answering to the description OF
TascOtt, the alleged murderer of A. D..
Smell, of Chicago, was arrested here last
nigh by the city marshal and lodged
in jail. He gives his name as Gilmore.
PrTTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 24.HSpecial +
Young KlnslOe, son of the editor of
the Mining Record at Osceola, Pa, is
| in tight box. On Monday evening he
enticed Gertie Walker, aged fourteen
years, into garret in his fathers
printing Office and bound and gagged
| ner ana lett her. She was found III All
| almost dying condition Wednesday,
A mob followed young Kinsloe, who
attempted to escape and barely escaped
| lynching, He is III jail.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. M.--[Special !
| An attempt was made in this county,
Wednesday night, by gang of un-
known men, to cremate family alive.
A white man named VIM. Myers, had
been living with cOlOred Woma, q.
This did not please the neighbOrs, ant
| party of men surrounded the hOusr,
| barred the doors and windows from
the outside and set fire to the building
Myers cut his way through the dOUI
with an axe and the inmates Wert
saved from terrible death, but all OF
| them were more or less burned.
SAN RENO, Italy, Feb. A.-[Speci;
via Bennett-Mackey cable. IA bullt
tin issued at midnight said: "ll,
Crown Prince passed satisfactory da
in all respects and is much better. ID.
Mackenzie is exceedingly hopeful TO.
and talks and takas an tntaraet i,
everything going on around him. The
of n,s> >rrIhaw Prince T'oris of EaG,.,
>n.,'',I,.,, =, Was Teared the news wnni,
1,,.n ~, n.iIrI,ms 4fsrt mnon hin,
.Tne coInoI;HInI. ot St,, Reno uronose,
Ifo.rvin,'p thp ,rrr,.,.u. nt III, t,I,. +,
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| TUsCOLA. ILL.,, Feb. 2l.-ISpeciaj
| Vt Glapp ;ngk Yesterday a free,
ugjrc ou thr bjcag, C. Eastru !.
| ojs Railroad attempted tu cone rug
steep mcIup with ~ loaGed cUair.
| tlel lQcssmc was toe Great btu.nu ;u
'ue ,iau came Numbering doWu az
| prriGr speed. 4 heavily loaded lHe.
niger train was standing on the nw
track directly in the way of the run.
IW4S ,Ia,L1' ~ AVA was sm1nrutu @ VI! ~ 4
~ ViiiiV i ~ ii''J
ito I"iithly Cmil,C.' wy omt mt1olt ii "nH ~
or ,S',,"E ,,"," wa" "ea",,eu "',' q. - Co,
"P P, III " Ius9 ln@oS' '. cousins %l''0UN
'"Hl"ss' Lils sl','ei noS"ll Ioll'pe" VI
o"V was dangerously lHJu'eu'
FrYRrA O.. Feb 23.-[SppciaI IA
wedding which did not come off and :
disappointed bride is the BEGINNING O
1 sensation which promises interpstin,
dcvelopmpnts very nrominpnt hnI
mess man has been engaged to a vounl
lady for some time and the weddiuS
day was set for Tuesday. A short tim
before the appointed hour the lad,
received a shurL formal no q from Nh,
prospective groom. saving that he die
not love her as much as he at first sup
posed and therefore could not MARI,
her. Preparations for the wedding
were Immediately stopped and wore
quietly sent to invited guests and every
effort made to hush up the unfortunate
affair. The tickle groom is IS years
1i aye, WINE Ine ttaQy Is many year
,ir9 ,iUr Yin oH1I rUl Ala 2iV"C "
+In ond WI UD'5 NC n,'1T Ii " J',
Vi '"o anu l'o"Fy o"nl"seo Uen'"ii'e''
, ALTO>s Ill.,, Feb. %. Especial. -FO
some time WOrkmen in the quarry nea
here observed III the rocks at one poin
some singular petrifed bones. Geolo
giStS are greatly puzzled to know Wha
sort of creature the animal could have
been, since the age of the rocks in tht
quarry (St. Louis limestone), is gentr
, ally supposed to be beyond the age o.
reptiles and fishes, which at that time
had cartiIageneous skeletons, Yester
day after blast more of the curious re
mains were noticed. There was al
enormous jaw, nearly two feet long
with sharp pointed teeth. The jaw anC
teeth are black and stand out in fine
relief from the white limestone. The
teeth are as thick as a mans finger. five
or six inches long, and fixed in deer
socket in the jaw. Prof. McAdams. o1
this city, thinks the remains are the
oldest yet known to geologisls. and be