The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

preferred by MiHh Sarah Thomas, OF
this city, On examination Woods Ia
bound over for trial in the sum OF $500
Ia her examination tho plaintiff says
that Woods entered her room one night
last October aud by force applied chic
reform 10 her face ana while she was In
an unconscious condition raYlhhed her,
lle had previously threatened TO shoot
her II Hlie made an OulGry, Fear Of
him kept her quiet until SHE could no
longer hide her shame, Miss Thomas
was domestic employed In the family
OF q neighbOr 10 Woods, NJ the time Of
the alleged assault, but she came TO
Warren shortly after, Woods claims
II 10 a blaekmailng case, lie Ia very
wealthy, Public opinion is divided, aa
70 his guilt,
Los ANGELES, Cal, March 2s, -lspe-
cial There ls riOting Ia tho Santa
Clara gold fields over tho possession OF
claims, A number have been killed al
ready and further trouble IL feared,
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 20, --[spe'
clal, i-Senat0r Don Camer0n'a daugh'
ter Margaretto was married AT noon TO-
day 10 j. William Clark Some ak
hundred guests were at the reception
The bride and groom will take honey
moon tour TO England, The bride 10 q
daughter OF Senator Cameron by his
first wife,
LONDON, March gs,-There Is a gen,
elal desire that the remains OF John
Bright DO buried In Westminster All,
boy, An offer will probably be made
but II 10 thought the family viii decline,
WASHINGTON, March 3O-lspeciall i
Report OF the sinking OF the u, y. war
ships Trenton and Nandalla, aud
wreck Of the NipSlc NJ Samoa, ia CON
lrmed ny q dispatch just received M
the navy department. The particulars
viii be sent later,
WAIuNGToN, March 80, Special l.
The latest official dispatch from Samoa
indicates that tho cyclone that passed
over the South Paclllc seas, and struck
Samoa, was ore Of the most destructive
ever known. The us, war ships, Tren-
ton and Vandhlla, are total losses, and
all on board are lost The Nlpsic Is
sunk, but may be recovered.
iHo hNllhhl Nhl hHpui hhl'A .Nllh
Eber are also total loss, with all on
board, The total death loss OF both
Americans and Germans 10 40, There
Is much excitement In Washington over
the calamity, and fresh news Ia anxious
ly awaited from those who had rela'
tlYeS and friends on board the lost war
chips. The talk Ia, that Samoa Is cost.
Ing US, more than she Is worth, even II
we finally get the whole Islands
WASHINGTON, March 3O,-(Speclal,l +
The government In still without any
official information regarding the re-
ported wreCklng Of our war vessels NJ
Samoa. There 10 nothing but private
information. IL ig feared however that
the worst has not been told.
ST. PAUL, March 30,-lSpeCial, X The
early morning dispatches from Huron,
Dakota, say the prairie fires arc extin'
gulBhed, but the loss 10 very heavy,
The family of Jean Lacolt all persisted
10 rs feared many more lost their lives,
but no further particulars are obtain
able.
PRoyIDENOE, II. l., March 30.-(Spe'
Clal Jack Ashton and Joe Lann0n
fought nineteen rounds ut Benniyille
this morning, with two ounce gloves
for q thousand dollars. Jack Ashton
won. Lannon Is badly hurt and may
die.
COLUMBUS, o., March 3O,-lSpeclal,l
"A. W. Thurman, son OF Ex-senator
Allen q, Thurman, officially announces
himself as q candidate for Governor
before the Democratic convention.
New York, March 30-ISpecial, J.
IL is reported from Washington that
llalstead's friends say II he is rejected
he will enter the Senatorial race In
Ohio against Payne,
New YORK, March 30.--lSpecial,l +
Jay Gould Is credited with having
secured the Sante Fe road. This Is the
biggest deal Gould ever made.
LONDON, March 30.-Cambridge won
tO.dayB race with oxford. water
smooth and immense attendance.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 20.--Flfteen
indictments for crime against election
laws were thrown out Of the Federal
Court to-day by Judge Woods, all
against Republicans, Judge Cllypool
says the indictments were properly and
legally drawn. Commenting on Judge
Woods action the Sentinel says the IN
diotments were carefully drawn by able
lawyers, In accordance with the require
ments OF the statute precise, and in the
forms heretofore followed In similar
cases In Judge Woods court, and adds
$50 far as Indiana Is concerned the laws
against bribery, illegal voting, and 9th
or oilenses against the suffrage are O
dead letter, unless, perchance, u Demo
orat violates them, They will remain q
dead letter while our judicial machin'
cry continues In lis present hands"