The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-06
PlTH OF THE NEWS.

The Papal band will visit the Worlds
fair.
Rio Grandc do Sui rebels have taken an.
other town.
Vessel owners and the Chicago Seamen s
union are treating for peace. .
Seven hundred and four students gradu.
ated from Ann Arbor this year.
The north and south railroad conven-
tiou" is in session at Lincoln, Neb.
The British steamer Centurian ran
ashore Oft the Massachusetts coast
The British Columbian sealing vessel
Ainoka has been lost in northern waters
There is more trouble between the Jack.
son and Jones factions in the Choctaw ma.
tion.
A special naval board will try the Off
GERS OF The Victoria for the loss of the
ship.
JOHN Deas, .1 anti. .Parncllite VI. p, is
on trial in 10. % for criminal assault
upon a servant gin
st. Louis '"siness men are signing a
paper in fave. . repeal of the Sherman
silver purchase b..
The Pullman ca. shops o' Detroit are
closed down and will up cons, idated wit n
the works at Pullman, lis.
Russian newspapers are 4aid to be doing
all they can to persuade their cOuutrymen
to stay away from the Worlds fair
The Duke Of Saxe-Mciuingeu has given
$4,000 marks for the relief Of peasants
from the distress caused by the drouth
The steamship Servia landed at Liver.
pool the survivors Of the ship Alexander
McCollum, which was sunk in collision
The contract for supplying coke to the
Illinois Steel company has been awarded
to operators in the Flat Top field in West
Virginia.
Country people around Knob Knoster,
Mo, are searching for Fl 100000 said to
have been buried IN that neighborhuOd by
Spaniards.
Poverty and a dissipatcd husband drove
Mrs Julia Collins Mt Oak Cliff, Tex, to
poison herself and her children Only the
woman will die
Charles w. Cocci, cashier Of Hyman &,
Sons wholesale grocery store, New York
has been arrested in Boston charged with
embezzling $4,000.
1t is now claimed that Rudolph Schrau.
belt, who threw the bomb into the ranks
of the police at the Chicago haymarket, is
living in San Francisco
The st. Louis Smelling and Refining
company, operating large plant at How.
ard station, Mo, will shut down July /,
owing to the recent collapse Un silver.
Mrs. Kate Critics weakness for drink
led to her murder in a san Francisco
saloon by Martin O'Ncill. who had invited
her into the place She was impaled upon
a wooden handle.
Lizzie Stevens, colorcd employed by
Albert Chamberlain, a wealthy farmer liv.
ing near Hightstown, y. j Is under ar,
rest, charged with attempting to poison
the household Of her employer with paris
green.
A New York city bridegroom, Thomas
Mulvaney, disappointed a Scranton wed.
ding party of 500 GUESTS by not appearing
He was to wed Miss Elizabeth Riley. 1t
was later discovered that the young man
had gone on a spree and married another
woman.
Richard Powell, who Dec 90, 1889, killed
George w. Brown Of SOmcrville, Mas.
and then buried the body and covered up
the evidence Of his crime 50 successfully
that for two years it was not detected, has
been sentenced to imprisonment for life
Powell is colored, as was also his victim
The semi-annual statement Of the new
| railroad lines built in the United States
| compiled by The Railroad Gazette, gives
the total mileage added to the railroad
| system of this country in the first half of
| 1893 as Ssi miles This total is nearly 300
| miles less than the new track built in the
| first half of 1892.
The literary services Of the sixty-seventh
| commencement Of Trinity college were
| held in PrOctOr's Opera House, Hart ford
| The salutatory in Latin was delivered by
| Robert Peck Bates of Willimantic. The
| degree of bachelor of arts was conferred
| upon 30 graduates and that of master of
arts upon l6.