Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-04

Tor, or regarding The results OF Jne meet
ing.
Mr.. Parnelrs manifesto, which has
just made its appearance, isa document
Of great length. In it the Irish leader
boldly defes his enemies and appeals TO
the people of Ireland to sustain him in
no half-hearted way In the great
emergency which confronts them and
him. r M
HARMoNIoUsLY SETTLED.
rha Difsrences OF the Worlds Fair Com.
'n'ssionersi adjusted
The differences between the National
commissioners and the Words Fair Di-
rectory were harmoniously settled by the
adoption of conference report, the
joint work of representatives and mem
bers Of both bodies. The report deter
mines the management of the fair by
amalgamating the powers Of the commits
sioners and the directory into a
system of fifteen departments under
the supervision of the Director General.
ALI differences that may hereafter come
up will be referred to board of control,
consisting Of eight members OF the com
missioners and eight members of the
directory, the action of which thall be
conclusive. The site, the plans, and the
specifications for the grounds and build
ings have been adopted, and President
| Harrison will now be advised to issue his
proclamation.
Driven Ashore and Dashed to Pieces.
Additional advices have been received
of the disaster to the fishing feet of
| Ofoten, on the Norwegian coast. Out
of one hundred and eighty smacks, all
of which we're compelled to cut away
their rigging, seventy were driven ashore
and battered to pieces on the rocks.
Many smaller boats were also wrecked.
1t is feareu that hundreds of lives were
lost. The bodies of victims are con-
| stantly being washed ashore. The coast
is intensely bleak, and Is sparsely settled,
and the survivors are suffering greatly
from o. posure and starvation. Com
municatiu ion with the interior is cut of,
the roads being blockaded with snow.
A steamer has left Christiana to assist
| the wrecked fishermen.
! People In Ireland on the Verge of STAR
| walton.
4 uG p0OUt0 VI OWluClOIug SOOAby
Mayo, Ireland, are greatly disappointed
over the refusal of the grand jury to
| guarantee even one penny to assist in
carrying out Mr.. Belfour's plan to build
q railroad from Colloone to Ciaramorris
Crowds of people throughout the district
are demanding work from the priests
and poor law guardians. 1t is admitted
by the authorities that within three
weeks many of the people in the SWINE
ford district will be without food of any
kind. Delegates have started for Lon
don to urge upon the Government the
necessity OF taking steps for the allevia-
tion OF the distress.
Ths Man Found Murdered ut Fossoria
Indebted.
| The man found murdered at Fostoriat
i Ohio, week ago has been identified as
William Il. Campau. of Monroe, Mich, q
horse trader, who has been operating at
Prospect, Ohio, for some time with o
man named Aaron Knhns, from Green
Center, Noble County. Ind. Campalsnd
1 Kuhns sold their horses ten days ago
and went 70 Fostoria together. Kuhns
1 then went to Indiana, and soon returned
| to Prospect Hewent to Fostoria and
helped identify the body of Campau, but
soon disappeared. The police think
Kuhns is the murderer and are looking
for him. a.
Appalling Accident. q
The nest of boilers in Ed. Jewett's
mill, at South Bay, N. B., exploded with
terrific force, instantly killing five per-
sons and seriously injuring several
others. One of the boilers was hurled a
hundred feet from the mill. The follow
! ing is a1istsof the names OF the killed:
Henry Baird, head severed from the
body, James Baird, son of Henry; Burt
4 Curry, aged years; Andrew Wark,
aged "a; Michael Lynch. Those thought
to be fatally injured are Patrick Lynch,
r. Hayes, and Peter Harrington. The
boilers were old and badly worn.
Many Killed aaad wOundsti.
A courier arrived at Las Vegas, N. NJ,
from Anton Chico, a small Mexican place
twenty-five miles distant, having made
the ride In q little over an hour. His
horse fell dead from exhaustion Just on
the outskirts of the city. The courier
fastened to the Sheriff s Office and gave
the alarm that running fight had just
| taken place between fifteen and twenty
cowboyssand double as many Mexicans,
In which over five hundred shots were
Exchanged resulting in the death and
wounding Of several on both sides. =
-Four Killed, Three Wounded.
4 The boiler OF John Hackers 8 Co.'s
steam saw-mill at Scotland, Worth
County, Ca, exploded, killing three
men and injuring four others. r The
killed are: Augustus Stinson, sof An.
gelica, Wis. Thomas Sammons, Adolphus
Mcmillan. The wounded are: John Fl.
McPhail of Atlanta; Andrew Cox,
William Tompkins, James Daniels
(colored). The boiler was blown . dis
tance of seventy-five yards. The cause
Of the explosion is unknown.
a Whole Car Load OF Passengers Down
4 with tine SMALLPOX. @
Considerable excitement was created
at Denver, by the receipt of telegram
from Cheyenne, announcing the departure
of train for Denver, containing q cal
load Of smallpox patients. 1t Is learned
that when the Union Pacific express left
Rawlins the conductor discovered two
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