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

father, a wealthy land owner, and mer'
chant, furnished bond for his sons ap'
pearanoe,
New YoRK, Sept, 20, Especial, i
There was dramatic scene ~ tho Ives
Trial this morning, Lawyer Brooke
for the defense wanted President Dex'
Tor of the q, II. ~ d. railroad 10 show,
aa Brooke alleged, that an important
WitneaR that tho defense hoped 10 pro-
duoe this morning had been detained ~
Cincinnati through the conspiracy OF
Dexter, Brooke said he had Deen 30
informed by a telegram, which was de-
manded but could not be found, After
considerable sharp aparring the exam
lnati0n was lnally postponed until
Monday, on account of tho miAaing
witness,
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 20,--lSpeeial, T.
The negTOaa OF Cobb county one OF tho
Richest IN lhe state, held meeting last
night In favor OF colonization Ia some
of the northwestern states, Speakers
we're exceedingly conservative, taking
the stand that IL was impossible for
two distinct races to live together, By
cOlOnlSng In some western territory
the negroes could get together nnd run
their own affairs, A number signed u
memorial asking Congress 10 take steps
Ia furlherance OF colonization,
QUEBEC, Canada, Sept, e0,-ISpecIal ]
The scene OF yesterdays disaster pre-
sents no feature 10 day calculated 10
lessen ita horror. Vast piles OF broken
rock, demolished houses and debris OF
all sorts, htretchlng out for about three
hundred feet, present an awful Rpecta
Gle of devastation. The Redemptlonlst
Fathers aTe still working among the
ruins, attending the wounded and nd
minstering consolation 10 the victims,
and 10 the friends and relatives OF the
dead. The number OF dead q ID wound
ed Ia stlll uncertain, as In tho great con
fusion II Is impossible to make any
estimates,
QUEBEC Sept 2l,-ISpecial, Work
10 ain In active progress among the
debris of the recent land slide. The
danger from u repetition OF the disaster
has not yet passed. Another crack has
appeared behind the slide which has
Orenod about nine inches since yeRter'
day. Orders has been issued 10 cease
firing the MONDAY gun from the olta
dale ms a pleoaution agilnat shaking
the cliff. Several persons thought 70
have been killed, have been discovered
alive 10 day,
QUEBEo, Sept, 81 Especial 1.-The
have beed thirty bodies recovered up 10
this morning. Dennis Bergman, an
old soldier died nj an early hour this
morning, making the total number OF
deaths To date 81. Twenty'elght per-
soma are sill missing and all are be
lIeyed 10 be buried under the debris,
The injured number eighteen, The
work OF search for the bodies still con.
tnues, but owing TO the great mass OF
rock 10 be removed, slow progress Is
made. Az q meeting Of the city ooun-
oil o., 500 was voted 10 the relief or the
sufferers. The Provincial government
also gives $500 aud Premier Mercier
800.
LAwRENoE, Mass Sept, 2l,--ISpe'
cIa! l. Major George S. Merrill sent .
telegram 10 Major VIM, Warner I
Washington this morning directing the
absolute withdraw Of the formers
name from consideration In connection
with the pension oommissionership'
WASHINGTON, Sept, 2l.-lSpecial,l T.
Health Onloer Porter, Of Florida, who
hns recently been here, and surgeon
General Hamilton, agree In the beliei
that Florida and probably tho entire
southern coast will escape yellow fever
epidemic this season.
STREAToR, ILL.,, Sept,-ISpeci0l. 1.-The
purchase Of all window glass factories
in Illinois has been copsnmated by the
United States Glass company OF New
York.
GETrYsBuRo, Sept. 10, Special t.
Among curious "reminiscences OF the
late war broughtinto notice byyislts OF
veterans toGetlysburg battlefield, Is the
following. On June IL, 1868, as Gen,
Milroy's forces were retreating from
Winchester, Va, DIR, Il, GOlds6orough,
then Surgeon In the union army, picked
up young Jiieutenanto Of the 18th Reg
inenI of CONNECTICUT Volunteers, on
the Geld OF battle, lie had been terri
bly, wounded through the body, and, the
doctor, after conveying him to u place
Of safety, extracted the ball and left him
at the farm house OF n Mr., Lewis,
near Martlnsburg pike TO die, as he
thought. The Doctor was captured a
few hours later and sent TO LIBBY prlS.
on, Nobody knew what had become or
tho young lieutenant and he was re-
ported by his comrades as killed In bat.
tle and buried on the field Funeral
services we're held and u sermon was
preached In his native town OF Nor
wich, Conn. But II seems the lieuten
ant had not died. He had been found
and recognized by Major Harry Gilmore
OF the Confederate army whom he had
befrlended Mt one time when
Gilmore was held u prisoner NJ
Fort MoHenry and the young lieuten.
a twas one Of his guests. Gilmore had
him carefully cared for, aud no SLOW
ly improved, being finally reeapturedD by
one OF the federal raids up the Shenan
doah Valley. He was brought back In
60 the union lines at llarpers
Ferry and when able return.
ed home among friends who had
been mourning him as dead. The young
lieutenant was William Caruthers,
now postmaster at Norwich, Conn, and
on Monday last be visited Gettysburg
in company with the Connecticut yet
erans. Goldsborough resides at Hun
terstown, o couple of miles from this
place. He hired team and there met
for the first time since the war The man
who had carried him off the field IN the
battle 1T Winchester.