The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

member OF lilhchh cOhBltHhllpnt MT
Reasler says the libel eOnhihta IN Black
stating 10 a number of people that ltesa'
lerr was living IN adultery with the
woman he calls his wife, ieaalef states
that no married his present wife nine
years ago, Ia Wayerly ONO, Ia the
presence OF 500 people,
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Sept, 2l,-Wm,
Blake, u brakeman, was crushed 10
death by an engine, his foot catching
In a frog, Blake was married here l0lf
years ago In the fair grounds, the fhlf
Association presenting tho couple win
$50 and a complete outfit for house
keeping, lie leaves wife and Two
children,
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept, al
Mira Hiram Snull OF Mailed ldaho, has
given birth TO sixteta-three boys ana
three girls. They weighed eight
pounds altogether All are bright ana
hearty aud promise to liye'
LOGAN, o., Sept, 2l,- Two sisters
named COOnrOd were taken 10 tho
Athens asylum for the Insane Today
One OF the hlRters has not spoken u
word for three months,
FINDLAY, Sept. gl.-Amanda Long,
brake, II young 6eametrehB, has Jumped
the town after borrowing ON various
prutenNea several hundred dollars III
cash besides beating u number OF
tradesmen out Of large bills OF goods
TuFIN, o., September 2l,,-Matllda
Byrne, Ia religion Sister Josephine,
dipd AT the Urhnlne Convent Of heart
dlBeaBe aged 2s. She was a niece OF
lhe Mother Superior ard q cousin OF
Patrick Collins, the Boston Congress-
man.
PORTSMOUTH, o., Sept, 2l.-The
aohOola aG Buuna Vista have been
closed indefinitely, owing to q aoonrge
uI uiphthtnA, Ihlrty cases and thfVe
deaths are reported,
ST. PARIS, o., Sept 2l,-Emmet ",
| Rh0ada, the detaulting cashier OF the
First National Bank OF this place, was
surrendered by his bUndbmon and
taken 10 UThana, where he was turned
over 70 Deputy Marshal Saxbe, 10 be
delivered u Cincinnati, lllS trial is
SGT for October II,
WILLIAMSBURG, o. Sept 9l,--James
Wheaton, u freight brakeman, was
killed while coupling cars Nv OfrVille'
His remains were brought TO HIS home
here. lie was n years Old ana single
LONDON, Sept, ia representative
OF the Press News Association called
upon General Boulanger ~ his reaidence
Ia Portland Place this morning. The
General was ~ good spirits and oonll'
dent the result OF the elections IN
France would be In his favor. lle sad
iiB luendh Ana supporters were carry
lug on tho campaign with YlgOr uuu
SiIh hopes undimlnlBhed by the storm
II defamation winch The government
nd politicians hud raised against him,
Tho General diu not thlnk anything
would be decided on Sunday next,
Tuprb was Au unusual number oil eau
Iidates In the Held, Az least Two
tnUusund nominations had been mad
Tor about six hundred seats. la conSe
luonCe Of this multiplicity Of Cahdl
lales IN many districts mhlOilIS
would not be obtained ANA no tbillnhleu
the second ballOting would be Unnecessary
IN TWO hundred CagtB. These Two hun
dred supplementary elections which
would take place October 9Th, would
determine the political complexion OF
the Chamber Of Deputies.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept, IS
Deatenlng applause crested General
HOseCranB as he entered the hall where
the Army OF the Cumberland met TO-
day IA annual session. Tue feature Ol
no day's proceedings was the passage
OF resolutions 20 invite n number OF
Confederate soldiers who were engaged
ia tho battle Of CnlckHmauga W meet
with the Memorial Committee OF the
society TO devise u plau " better carry
out the design 10 purchase mOnu'
ment for the battlefield. Accordingly
the following committee on organlza
ton was then appointed; Senator A.
| IL. Cloqultt, General Henry M. Oist, ".
u. Wallhall, Absalom Baird, General
Joe Wheeler, General IL. V, Boynton,
with the Governors ex'Olllclo Ot such
| States Nvrtn uuu South ~ had troops
engaged IN the bate OK Chickamausa,
PORTLAND, oregon Sept, lO,-LSpe'
| cInl terrible forest fires have Deen
raging west of here, and are rapidly mp
proaching this city, The authorities
have taken every precautions to prevent
"A great diBaster. Great loss has been
caused 10 property Of farmers. Sever
al small villages have had narrow e5'
capes. No lives are yet reported lost
WICHITA, KAs. Sept l0,-lSpecial. J.
A spreading OF the rails threw tne
east bound 81. Louis aud Sanirancisoo
passenger train from the track, near
Leon IN Cutler county, last night
Three coaches left the track while The
train WIS going NJ the rate OF ~ miles
an hour, and rolled down 10 foot EN-
bankment. Half u dozen persons were
killed or fatally injured,
COLUMBUS, o., Sept l0,-lSpecial,l T.
The action here yesterday OF certain
prominent coored men In denOunClng
the Republican party and endorsing
the nomination OF james u. Campbell
for Governor 10 regarded as a good
omen for the Democrats and as indicat-
ing that the colored vote will bedivided
this year, The resolutions were signed
by the following influential ooloreu
men: IL. A. Clark, chairman, Hamil'
ton county; A. j, Dawson, Athens
county, j, q. Harris, secretary, ltoss
county; D. Edward Chancellor, Ross
county; G.. Z. Reynolds, Ross county,
John Galley, Greene county; II, u,
smith, Clarke county; j, III. Mckee,
| Dlnrlte county. Il, L. Williams, Frank
lin county; Joseph YOunP, Fayette
county; George Stevens, Lucas county;
Harry Richardson, Montgomery county.
CLEVELAND, Sept, 20-ISpecial.l- T.