The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-17
state and NeighBOrhood.

he Z. M MAIL anu fluuiy ACCOm- |
notation Trains, for fast running
within the city limits. 1t appears
hat there is an ordinance prohibit
ng a fas 'er rate of speed than six
miles an hour, while they have been
coming in at the rate OF from fifteen
ro thirty miles an hour. This is
deemed dangerous from the fact that
there are eight crossings, more or
less travelled The engineers were
taken before the Mayor and fined |
IS, 10 including costs.
On Wednesday morning Marshal |
Mutchler was arrested by the Uni |
ted States Marshal, for OBTAINING the |
mail, and taken to Cleveland We |
have not yet learned the result
IL1iiI Advertiser.
Mr.. ]. II. Chamberlain, of Allegan,
Mich, was robbed in Ravenna, on
Friday evening last, while going to
One of the stations, of SAG 0O in mon
ey and note calling for $3.50, 600.
Four dogs killed 2IO sheep and
WOunutd a good many Others, be
longing to Judge Lawrence, near
Belle Center, Logan county, the
OF her night. The Judges loss is
about 5000. and the owners of the
dogs are a. responsible me".
George II. aild5 If CauaI DHvc,,
has pui UP this sess~,n, rhrg= .hrus-
and cans of p-ur~, and .th"u; ;WeuCy-
five hundred cans at =. aches He -
unW finishing his pears, and Is mnk-
ing amd canning d iul of apple bur
ter. We ehUuId IKE to board with
George. BucyrttS Journal
day evening last, Mr.. l.. Peterson,
of Bucyrus was robbed at CHrding-
ton, under very peculiar circum-
stances.
He is selling wooden cloths and
obtains his goods from a mandatory
at Columbus.
He Was on his way to Columbus,
to pay large amount to The wooden
manufacturers there, and stopped at
CardingtUn to makesOme collections,
intending to take the down train
that leaves CardingtOn at about
eleven at night.
Just as he got on to the depot he
was met by couple OF men who
seized him, stuffed aspOnge into his
mouth, tied his arms behind him
and robbed him of $1,000, after which
| Jhey threw him off the platform and
left.
After some timehe was reIiev-
ed by negro porter there.-I6id
ACCIDENT TO SHERIFF KEELING
ER.-On Saturday afternoon, the 9th
inst, Sheriff Keplinger was driving
in his buggy, the horse ran away,
| crossing the corner of Walnut and
| Mansfield streets, at Mr.. TrimbIe's,
and oVerSet the buggy. The Sheriff
was thrown out ana fell violently on
his head, the blood gushed from his
ears and nose, and he remained fol
long time insensible, His recovery
has been very doubtful, but ct las1
accounts Mr.. Keplinger was in fail
way of recovery. HIS brother JacOt
KePlinger Esqr and his son Edward
of the Dry Goods firm of keplingel
& Shane Of our city, went out TO Bu-
cyrus last week to visit Sheriff Keep
linger.
ROBBED AT CREsTLINE.-OI
Monday last, as Mrs. James Orr, tn
wife of our fellow tow nsman, Jane
Orr, was getting on the cars, at Crest
line, on her way here, she Was jOst
led by a genteel looking scUundreI
who took from her pOrtmOnnaie, con
tanning a twenty dollar gold piece
and about fifty dollars in bills. 1t
to be supposed that the rascal hat
seen her pay for her ticket, that b
Was impressed wi. h her we'll to d
appearance, and having watched hi
opportunity knew just where to gra
for her pocket-bOok.-BI.cyTlLS Jour
nal
AN S11, 600 RoBBERY.-Ab bold an
successful robbery was committed i
New Haven on Thursday night
The thief entered the residence {
simon SilVethan, took the safe ke
and forty dollars from his pant
hanging in his sleeping room, an
descending to the store, took seventy
five gold and thirty-six silver watch
es, diamonds, rings, jewellery &c, {
the value Oslo, 900 or 81, 900 and es
capped without detection. Two CHS
els and a dark lantern were Ief
An unsuccessful attempt was mad
to blow open safe in Armstrong
office, the same night, evidently b
f & novice West Salem Times
SAD AND FATAL ACCIDENT.
: From a private letter, dated Dayto
, Ato., Oct, 18th, we learn that o
, the 10th,, while Willis Porter, form
Hrly OF Sharon Medina County Ws
out huHting near that place he los
: his life. 1t seems that Mr. Porte
: in company with several other
: went out some distance from tow
in search of deer, and that while res
E ing, his gun accidentally went OF an
its content were lodged in his rigf
, arm near his shoulder; a pOrtiOa {
: The charge entering his body undt
the armpit. He fingered until th
next morning, when he died. II
was abOdt twenty years Of age, an
was highly esteemed by all Wh
= knew him Akron Democrat.
There is an old gentleman name
$ Jonathan Allison, living on farI
=. near East Liverpool, who was Dor
, on the 14th day of June, 1776, tweI
r ty days before the Declaration OF Ii
o dependence. Heis stouter and mol
active than most men at fifty yea
of age. In his ninety'second yes
he was elected Assessor of his tow
: ship, and performed the duties
= : that Office faithfully. Longevit
, seems TO be a family complain
: His father was bnried on his hui
dredth birthbay.-OhiO Patriot.
4 SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Mr. Sylvan
!. us People, a young man about twel
:, ty years of age, son of Simon Pei
o pie living below Franklin Squar
K was thrown from his buggy, nes
p Salem, last Wednesday morning i
s such violent manner as to dislocat
fracture, and otherwise seriously II
q jure the left ankle.-The foot W.
turned out, the skin and ligamen
, torn through and the joint fully e.
. posed. The surgeon who dressed II
;. wound took out numerous loo,
pieses of bones and others were r
moved with the saw. The best r
4 suit that can be hoped for is a sti
= joint, though it is not imprObab
that amPutation may yet have to