The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18
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but which on examination next morn
ing proved to belalhiKe1 of bees; val
ued at aboutten dollars he asked the
gentlemen if they wanted any assist
ance in carrying it, but they made no
repIy.6 Thinking his company not
very agreeable to then. he insisted no
further. The ihoneysswas found the
next day in an adjoining town. ..
Ok Wednesday morning the Sd
inst, fatal Incident happened at the
Powers Coal Company's mine. near
Hubbard, resulting in the death of
Mr.. John Matthews, the boss of the
mine, under the following circum-
STANCES; The fuse of a charge had
been lighted by some of the hands,
but did not explode at the expected
time. Matthews went in to examine
lit, when it exploded iHiqfing hlmso
that he livedfbut a short Time. s'',..'sj
A Mr.. JOHNSON of New Lisbon,
was attacked near Franklin Square,
by man Pysthe name, OF, YIN. rEstep,
who seized the bride of his horse, and
dealt MrsJ- q heavy blow on the
breast with an iron, and succeeded in
throwing him from the saddle. The
timely arrival of the Salem hack, pre-
vented any further outrages, and
EstsP made his escaRe, t o
WHILE two men named Fletcher
land Waite we're ehggaged in laying
up thestone ina sl.. wsl.afi ws at East Nor
walk, OIL the Sd inst, the sides of the
well cayed in, killing Mr.. Fletcher,
who was at work upon a ,scafold
above Mr. ,Maite.f lThe earth lodged
upon the upper scaffold. and Waite
remained uninjured.
TYoyWeeksz ago, esnptieed the fact
that three Of Wifiia1n Golfers sons,
i'll Chippewa township, were struck
by lightning on file 18th Of July that
one was instantly killed, and that the
others were very seriously injured.
since then one of the others has died,
and very little Hopes are entertained
Of the recovery of the third one.
-Woyne Co. sR(sspgapcr8t, (spg
Mr.. PETER SHORE, of this city, fell
from an apple tree ON the farm of his
son-in-law, Mr.. David Smith, west of
town, on Saturday evening, and broke
his arm near the wrist joint.-.Stark
O0' Ho"'. .yit ehT u :iAg
A WOMAN, who reside near the fur
naces, in Massillon, was leaning on
one of the beams of the upper lock,
or.the t5th inst. and walking slowly
backwards, when the beam gradually
and imperceptibly gave way, dropping
her into the canal. Her screams drew
q couple Of men from ths paper mill
WHO drew her dripping wet from her
perilous position, greatly terrified
but in no respects injured.
THE first man arrested for violation
of the AiddoH ordinance of Youngs.
town, was German, who vends only
| that popular and (among Germans,
| indispensable beverage, lager beer
The Radicals who run the " shebapg'
there love slthe sweet eGeiaaan.accen9
4 and the German votes, but then, they
i don't like the German diet noabeNer-
age.
REMARKABLE FEcUNDITY.-A re.
4 markable case of fecundity in this
i hoc hoon tho chcnphinUr fnr,io ~
certain circles for few days past
Briefly, this is the story: About six
weeks ago, q married lady of this city
gave birth to child remaining uip 8
| feeble eehditiqY until ] sattrday last
and then was delivered of second
child. Will not some of our wise OBJ.
stetricians unraVel the anomaly, and
quiet the minds of the curious. in re
gard to 1t - Eoh'ggStoa08 ETiadicdter
| MONUMENT ATTACHED AND IN
TRoUBLE.-J. G. Patterson, of Boston
Massachusetts, was the individual
wholsupe erinteHd etf the erectionlof The
Soldiers Monument, I, i'll this ciitEl.e91sHt
employed James Caldwell, teamstei
! TO haul the Monument from the place
of railroad delivery to the Diamond
| wheresit WasIputu utupAandIHows Stands
Mr.. Caldwell charged lift d6IEars, foi
his services; Nj: PATTERSON Offered
forty. The latter sum would not sat
isfy Mr.. c.; Mr.. B. thereupon left the
town, and, toaxhNtitl. 4IFA g. TBF6tisHj
an attateiifpent' t, levied .p 6na 6ana .iffle &
monument, had it) )alEertisea forrsale
and on Monday elasty pit as Offered to
the highest bidder'bE bali EYans
Fifty cents wasibifls they Marshal de.
clined to snteFtadin dida thE P S ,i5k other
biz. was offered and fap9Id the, sale vas ip-
defRi tel " posfp pnRedw !4a theiaohu.
nlent worth ifp fno pre- than "A ftyt cents,
ana is that aIl that Mr.. Caldwell can
hope to get for his labor? Who knows
E-Y YouaqstoqUn VSndicatoT.