The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-04-19
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WABASH, Ind, April 12.-[Special. +
Samuel Boch, proprietor of the Dora
Roller mills has assigned. Liabilities
$4,000, assets $25,O 900,
BELLAIRE, O., April 1S. Especial. J.
EeOrge Weir. who murdered Sterling
Riggs at st. Clairsville on Christmas
aay' 1880, was pardoned by Governor
Foraker today. His pardon was de-
sired cy all the people of this county.
OZARK, Mo, April 13-[Special.l :
Dave Walker, chief of the Bald Knob
bers. was sentenced to be hanged with
Bul Walker and the Matthew boys
May Is. Simmons was given twelve
Years and Stanley and Zones twenty
one years each in the penitentiary.
NEW YORK, April 13.-[Special.l H.
.Gnother night of wholesome rest is
placed on record for Mr.. Conkllng
today. The patient only awoke twice
q ring the night and then only TO dose
off quickly again. Patient, doctors and
attendants were all resting at a. m.
PHILADELPHIA, April 13. Especial
The Record this morning says an
electric Light Trust is contemplated,
10 control all the electriclighting in the
country. and that the lighting franchise
of several large cities of the United
States have already been absorbed by
the new trust syndicates.
CHICAGO, April il14.-[Special.l oscar
swim, for several years book-keeper
Cor Aaron FeltOnstein, wholesale cloth
jer. is under arrest, charged with EN-
5g2zIing $1,000, which he had secured
by enlarging freight bills and pay rolls
Syllm says he has spent the money for
drink.
CLEVELAND, April 13. Especial. J.
ATTORNEY Sam Eddy finished his argu-
2ent to the jury in the Breck will case
shis morning. Judge Lamson then
charged the jury in an address of about
twenty-five minutes duration, at the
close of which the case was given to the
jury and they retired to their room.
HOIsINGToN, Kan, April 13.-[Spe.
aial Burr CATER stabbed and killed
Geo. Bower. in the court room in this
nIace. Thursday. The men were farm
Ers and had gone to law over the ques-
tian of dividing the line between their
farms The suit was decided in favor
Rf Bower, and as the decision was given
Cater left his seat, attacked Bower and
killed him.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 13.-
SUecial. deputy United States Mar
Shal. John G. Taylor, Tuesday arrested
a man calling himself James MCGEE,
at Oneida, Tenn. MCGEE is supposed
40 be William B. Tascott, the murderer
,yF Smell. of Chicago. He arrived at
Oneida about the middle of February,
and answers the description of Tascott
Uerfectly, even to the gold filling in his
teeth and scar on the knee.
CHICAGO, April 14.-[Special, THE
Chicago & Atlantic railroad created
something of sensation In railroad
sigCles yesterday buy a cut OF S2 In
first class fares to Boston. This action
II is said is blow at the Lake Shore Tor
carrying passengers on It's through
emitted train without extra charge.
II remains to be seen whether the Lake
Ehore or any of the other competing
lines will take any notice of the cut.
MACON, Mo-, April 14.-[Special.l j
DR.. John Norris, editor OF the. Demo
srat, was assaulted and beaten into IN
Bensibility yesterday, by Alexander
Hudson, editor Of the Macon Times
Hudson came up behind MOTIFS ano
struck him on the head with heaVy
non bar, continuing the blows until
Norris fell to the ground. 1t IS feared
khat his skull is fractured and thai
death will result. The assault grew
sut of bitter quarrel
NEW YORK, April 4.-[Special.l !.
Mrs. Conkling, who was seen at 6:l'
fbis morning, said that her husband ha'
Rassed another comfortable night. INT
only time he awok5 was when called NJ
10 take his medicine, which he did NOR
readily than usual. He partook of con
Eiderable nourishment also. The faith
full wife says the doctors are giving ne
Etpe most cheerful assurances OF tn
chances now being in favor OF MI
COukling.
PITTsBURG, April 13. Especial :
FERROUS trouble is imminent at BraC
docks. Wild expressions among tn
Edgar Thompson steel works striker
aenoting something desperate, al
heard on every side. The contents
A widely distributed hand bill, has Ell
tirely changed the situation and I'll
fight between capital and labor hf
almost been lost sight of. 1t has no
assumed a religious tone. FAITH
Wiekey, who addressed the strikers
nlainly last Saturday, and Andre
Earneigie, are made the butts Of
trade of ridicule.
NEW YORK, April 12.1Special.l
when DR.. Hartley left ex-senator Con
Hn1's house at 80 o'clock this mornil
he Rad cheerful news. "Mr. Conklinl
aid he. "passed a good night aud eyel
thing now looks promising. Abo
s.3O o'clock Mrs. Conkling was se'
There was marked difference in
sppearance since yesterday. Th'
was hope in the faithful Wlte,s yo
and eye. She, too, had slept ana mT n
af the haggard appearance had leIL
eounteuance. She said that Dr. ia
ley had just informed her per
he left the house that
husband had passed one of the m
comfortable nights since he had D'
IN. She herself, she added, had o
heen called once or twice during
NIGHT. and had enjoyed, like her h
band, some refreshing sleep. She