The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
NEWS or THE WEEK,

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NEWS or THE WEEK.
OARo, III, Jan, 49, Three hundre,
people al Carmi have been driven frOu
| their homes by the rising Of the Liitll
| Wabash, lts banks are oYerii0Wed n
that place aud a r'ee ot iifteen feet y o.
peoied, Many ,Hea VIII probably bl
carried away, Tue li pall Of mo lowI
10 OyerliOwed 10 q ap ol w ieel Anp
great damage has been 4 hfouHllpul
tic county,
CoLuMhus, o., Jan, ~, Representative
!, II, Lnwler 0f Columbus, died thls morn,
ing Of Ia grippe, Senator Ashbufne, ol
batavia, Hos very low with H.
COLuMRuh, Jan, ld,-lke Shropshire
sheep-breedera Of Ohio organized q hlnle
association, Mr. s, II, Todd, Of Wake
man, was elected president, and Mr., Asa
Bates, Of Irwin, aud Edgar Jones, Of Rad
nor, aecreiarles, These officers VIII form
ulate q constitution and bylaws 70 be
acted on al the next meeting which viii
be held NJ the call Of the officers,
AZ the annual meeting Of the Ohl0
Swine lireeder's Association the follow
lnR officers were elected President,
Maynard Pond, Logan vice president W.
II, Pool, Delhwarei secretary ana treas
urer q, w, baker, Delaware executive
committee, VI, II, ELLIS, Glendald, n, H.
Todd, Wakeman, and D, W. Todd,
Ufbanan,
AZ Tie annual meeting Of Todda Ches-
tor White Record Association officers
were eleotedi President y. H., Todd,
Wakemanl vice president, W, II, Pool,
Delaware secretary ana treasurer, =, W.
baker, Delawarei executive committee,
W, II, Pool, Delawarei +, y, Courier, Del
awarei aud l., II, Martin, Cleveland,
The Ohio Shorl.horn Breeders Aaa0cla-
ton elected officers aa f0llowsi Prehl'
dent, w, y, BOateFl Vice prealdent jameA
III, Terrll directors, Joseph fohteb w,
Montgomery, NJ, II, MoClelland, r. HILLS,
ID, II, Wagner l.. d, llagerty was elected
secretary aud treasurer,
WASHINGTON, Jan, 10 Especial I'm
tho Senate Butler said that the American
people never had q more difficult problem
10 deal with than the race problem, The
question Of race prejudice h stronger IN
the South than In the North, and he con-
tended that no negro can be found IN the
North holding high social OF bulnehh
position, "There ID nothing y he ooniin-
ued, "ln this bill 70 ooerce the negro 20
move from tho South, II 10 10 his ndyan'
tage, for they never thrive In maaaeh'h
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan, i0,-J, Brooks
Johnson, representing English capital
lists, has endoay0rod 10 secure an
option on the majority OF the stock OF the
united elevators, offering 10 place for
felt Of ten thousand dollars, His oiior
has been refused on the grounds that the
company N tired Of dealing with English
hyndlcntea,
LmERTY, Mo-, Jan. l0.-A the prellm.
mary hearing OF James ShGotz, tho eX'
prosecuting attorney who one week ago
shot aud instantly killed John Layton,
with whose wife ho had been Intimate,
hheetz was held without ball
PouOnREEPsE, NJ ", Jan, l0,-ln the
famous Mowatt will case Judge Barnard
rendered his doclaalon to-day declaring
that Miss MowaN WAS Induced 70 Sign the
agreements under threats and by conapir'
acy and fraud,
PmLADELPnuA, Jan. l0.-Tho Increase
Ia the death rate In this city N creating
great alarm. II the present average Keeps
up through the week the list will bo the
largest here for over fifty years,
WARRINGTON, Jan. TO- Special, In
the Senate to-day several petitions were
presented praying for the passage ofa bill
TO prevent speculation In agricultural
products,
ST. PAUL, Jan. l0,-lAat night was the
cOldcat of the sonaon, Tho thermometer
at Luvorno, MINI, was IA below.
WAslnS0ToN, Jan. lG.-No arrange.
monta have yet boon made for the funeral
OF Walker Blaine.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. i0.-rhc health
bulletin Issued to-day reports Ia grippe In
M towns,
WAmnNGroN, Jan. l7.-Tho committee
investigating the Ohio ballot box forgery
caaoa held u session this morning and
heard further statements from Ex.Govor-
nor Foraker. He consumed the ontlro
morning reading lottora and kilograms
which passed between himself and Wood
and other pnrtlOa relative 10 the ballot
boxes and the bill affecting itln Congress,
The bulk uf tho lottCra which
were received by him from Wood
wore 20 urge him (Borakor) 10
press the appointment Of Woods
FOR smoke inspector NJ Cincinnati In rol
turn for the alleged facts given Foraker
by Wood with reference 70 the ballot box
matter, Mr.. Foraker testified that ho had
been informed that Wood'a character was
bad. Wood, In answer 70 hla inquiries on
the subject, stated that tho reports grew
out OF the fact that ho had once boon ar.
rested and fined but that the arrest was
because OF hie attack ON man who had
naultod his wife. Ho Wood pleaded
guilty and received u ilno Of 90, Foraker |
testified that he obtained from Wood |
sample ballot box which ho exhibited dur.
ng some OF his speeches In Ohio, and
which was the one roforrod 10 by tho bill |
supported by Campbell In Congress. |
Foraker testified he had not furnlghcd |
Wood any money ng equivalent for hia In. /
formation or for any other purpose. Tho |
adjourned until tomorrow
whom Forakor's hearing will DO resumed.
HoPIuNsyILLE, KY, Jan. l7.--A dog bo-
onging 10 j. 4. Sladdon, residing across
N Montgomery county, went mad, and
)ofore Il could bo killed had bitten sew
,r0l othor dogs, among them some fine /
hounds belonging 70 William Killobrow'a
,oming violently mad, the entire pack OF
, dozen were shot. A war 10 oxtorminato
he CANNES In the nolghborhood has boon
,ogun by officers.
HopRtNsvlLLE, KY, Jan. 17-Robort
an omploye In the minos near
Darlington, had hla hcad torn of by tho
EXPLOSION Of fuse ho had lighted, which
lid net 40 of az once. Ho went 10 II 10
100 what was tho matter, whom, aa no bont
lown, itsuddenly exploded, blowing his
nitro head from his body.
EVANsvILGE, md, Jan, l1,-Tho river
,nssed the danger point nt = o'clock last
tight. II has been rapidly rising over
incc, spreading over bottom lands aud
antilles are hurriodly leaving. A great
OF corn is destroyed. lndica-
ions are that the food will exceed that
u 1884. Upper Ohio side streams arc no.
'ortod rising rapidly.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. i7,-Gen. George 7.
wilson, who just returned from u tour In
lorth Dakota reports that many families
re entirely destitute and cannot survive
he winter unless assistance 10 rendered.
dost OF the farms are mortg0ged 10 the
ull limit, The Legislature will probably |
AXE action.
BosroN, Jan. IT,. There was u large
Ire In tho shoe and leather district this
norning. Colburn, Fullor q Co.'S build.
ng was burned. Loss, one hundred
housand. The burned building covered
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