The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

families are la destitute condition, being
1lnahlo tO got out 10 lay in q supply nf food
d on account OF tho heavy snow, II IL lhe
, most remarkable storm ever known in
, this region AT this time ot the year,
HAgABn, Ky,, Nov, 10, Special, THE
I Circuit Court convened here last Monday,
There was u large crowd la attendance,
George hyersole, the leader Of the Ever
sole faction, came into town Monday
evening with fifteen armed men, Az
most OF them were under bonds 10 appear
at this term Oi cOnrt nothing was thought
OF II, The llyerBole party Kept increasing
in number until II reached thirty we'll
armed men, There were only q few OF
tho French party In town, Thursday
evening Wesley Whitaker, Of the Ever
sole faction, fired upon Henry Davidson,
one OF the french party, VINO Was stand
ing In the door Of tho lHilOr's
residence, few yards from the
Court House, Whitaker had barrIcaded
himself la small log house on the oppo-
site side of tho street, Davidson was soon
Joined by Tom and Blll Smith and othera,
| Whitaker In the meantime had also been
Joined by several of Ills frlenda aud u
lively fight took place between -four men
of the French party and tho EyersOles,
The tight lasted about ifleon minutes
aud when the smoke cleared away II was
found that I'd, Campbell or the Eyerholo
party had been killed,
| WAsnIHGT N, Nov, l0,-Ohlo h now oo-
cupying ~ 20 attention among politicians
at thee plnl llnu any other State, for
several reasons, Tho recent political
cyclone In which was swept away Fora
kor'a hopes for q national cOntuhl the
candidacy 0f Mckinley Tor speaker nnd
the near election OF a Democratic United
a. all
hlno tO make the discussion OF affairs
very interesting, Mclean reiterated To-
day that lao would not allow hla name TO
90 before the Democratic caucus, Mr.,
| Meeior, an Enquirer correspondent has
heen appointed Campbcll's prlyat srcrc,
tnry. There In q general belief here that
Cal Rrlre will go To the u, y, Sonpt0, II
III reported here that q quiet fight N being
mado against Mckinley by certain Ohio
gentlemen on account OF Fornker'a de-
feat
CoLUMnUa, o., Nov. TO- Marqulathlnka
he N elected on fair count, lie has cm'
ploycd rhos, Il, Powell and George l.,
Converse ~ hla attorneys, II u claimed
10y friends Of Mnrqula that the vote na
first received, Rayo him ~ plurality
His candidate was defeated ho sent re-
turns back, ~ lao alleged, Tor correction,
/ when In fact he had only 10 give tho rc-
suit aa sent 10 him. Mnrqua will not
i ave notice ut Culit,at uull 80 .a.t cd,
after u full lnyoHtlgatlon thn,h 10 olor cd'
NEW PHILApElpbN. o., N ~ e NJ
gresamAn Yoder, OF Lima, and Mr.. ilar-
| yoy u, Keller, OF Washington, wore nero
In the Interest OF Hon, CALVIN Brlco Tor
i United AWtUa auuitui, OeG lt,t- % iia-
/ lor, Hon. John A, Buchanan, ID nnn'c' M
| initial, with a leaning 90 -ul Ilplg a.,
| while Representatives licrf'r and Trl'
cndly aro Inclined toward Mr., John X.
| Mclean, first cnolce, with Hon. Z. W.
Baker ah second.
LONDON, Nov. iG.-Tho dispatches fron
| Rio dc Jnnicrlo say that the Imperial min'
iators have boon placed under arrest nnt
arc Kept In close confinement Tho Elm
peror IN nj his summer palace nt Poropo
la, % miles north OF Rio de Janicro'
RIO DE JANEmo, via London, Nov, 10.
Baron Lodurlo, minister TO MARITIME, wa
HhOt Hud dHn fDroug'N wounded 'W rnvnN
tionary soldiers, but was not killed ~ ro-
ported yesterday.
WASHINGTON, Nov. a. Postmaster
General WAnamakor Nv very indignant Nt
tho cnustic lUttOr written TO nim ~ Scut'
tor Wade Hampton. To he called q liar
10y United StaWa Senator n not very
pleasant, yet this IN just what has happen
cd 10 Mr.. WnnamAker What mnkoa the
matter moro embarrassing 10 the Post
muster General is the fact that Mr.. llnmp.
ton just about hit tho man on the head
when ho acusod Mr.. WanOmakor OF
breaking u direct pr rlmsc.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. a. Special, IL
The Daily Nowa has just discovered that |
ntssga AZ. lfsanl "a N9eNRaal luaI hnHn for /
several years under the namo OF Delaney
and that ho was very active In all Clon-na-
Gael affairs.
WAsmNoToS, Nov, Ex-senator Allison |
OF Iowa, IN TO wod Miss Theresa Slough |
ton, tho portogo Of Mrs, Senator Hale. |
The Senator " 20, and sho is "a.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 1d.--lSpociol. l-As
the Silver Convention delegates keep |
pouring In tho FREQ and unlimited coinage |
OF silver is the cry of oil. Thoconyontion
has adopted n resolution asking CongrcHa |
10 provide for tho coinage OF NJ least four |
millions each month, Tho convention
will conclude its work to-day,
Il OoWEGroN, H., Nov h.--[Spccnl,l |
VIM, Bursnan, u banker and u promi-
mont citizen Of Pontlnc, this county, has
mystorioualy disappeared. partial invcs-
clualon that ho has cmhogslod soyon hum
drod thousand dollars. Bursman IL about |
fifty years old and halls originally from |
Buffalo, N, Y. There is' tremendous cN-
citomont over the affair, ~ the dopositors
In the bank arc numerous and tho dc.
posts large.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Nov. lb.-ISpcclal,l g. II.
Leonard, father OF Lillian Russell, denies
that sho has olopod with j. Wright San
ford. He snys that his daughter has been
compelled to cease singing very suddenly,
ON account Of her throat.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Special Tho
report OF tho Comptroller OF the Currency
VIII be issued the Ord this month, IL /
will show u reduction OF about forty mil
lions In our National Bank circulation In
the past year. and u marked increase In
the number and general business OF the
National Banks OF the country.
WASHINGTON, Nov, IA. Especial. THE
sessions OF tho Pan-American Congress
arc 10 bo resumed on Monday, The
meetings OF this Congress will be secret,
This system was agreed upon In the belief
that thoro would naturally be many
dolcato and important matters
discussed which ought not to
bo made public during their inspection
and progress toward completion. II In
very evident that tho powers OF Europe
arc watching the Congress and its pros
poctiye work with great deal OF interest
and also with no small anxiety with ref
re nee 20 the general esnlt. England,
France and Germany are more largely in
terested, aB their trade with tho South
American republics has boon very extern
slvo, especially England
CoLUMDus. Nov. 1A,--On tho face OF the
returns Lampson, Republican for Liouten-
ant Governor has H6,1l0 votes aud Mar
quis, Democrat has 87b,000, giving Lamp
sonH plurality, the smallest plurality over
before known ON State candidnto in
Ohio. There Is going 10 be contest, as u
large number OF illegal votes were east at
the new soldiers home In Sandusky by