The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-10
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Youngstown.
The Mahoning county infirlnary has
81 inmates, of whom are insane.
They are advertising for Carpenters
at Wooster.
SIXTEEN marriage licenses were is
sued by the Mahoning Probate court |
in February last. ~rI
A STOVE foundry is about to be es-
tablished in Alliance, by Mr. Thomas
Pennock and others.
MR. f. W. Messerschmidt has just
flushed map of Niles, including the
late extensions.
THE Spring tenn, of the Western
Reserve Seminary, at West Farming
ton, commences March 22d.
SHARES of the Warren Homestead
and Loan Association, sold at SO and
60 cents on last Saturday week.
The report that the Alliance Thresh-
ing Machine Company had disbanded
and the buildings were offered for sale,
turns out to be untrue. saga7 100
Col. ALERT f. BEACH, Of Massil-
Ion, has been appointed a resident en-
gineer of the public works of Ohio,
by the members of that board.
On Thursday night the clothing
store of Joseph Bros, at Akron, was
burned, and ON Friday VIM. Travers
grocery was burned. Losses 81, 400.
Mr.. E. CREW, of Alliance, proprie-
tor of Crews Opera House, has made
an assignment for the benefit of his
creditors. e .ossi5 i'af 9as7
A BRUTE named Wright beat his
horse to death near Howland Corners
lately, because, the animal could not
draw more than it was able. syy - e
The next annual meeting of the
Ohio State Teachers Association is to
be held in Columbus, commencing
July 6. asa.g9s III
CLARK WARREN, the well-known
Cleveland Depot Policeman, died sud
denly of apoplexy, on Monday morn
ing of last week, aged 56 years.
Rev. GEORGE R. ORMAND, pastor of
the United \ resbyterian Church of
Youngstown, has resigned the charge
and intends going to Kansas.
The Sheriff of Ashtabula County of
fers reward of 5000 for the arrest
and delivery into his custody ofAHam-
lin Hall, who broke Jail on the 18th
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A YOUNG man named NeWbery,
employed as brakeman on the Lake
Shore Road, was killed by falling be-
tween the cars and being run over
near Norwalk, on the 18th ult.
On last Friday morning, a son sof
Joseph Naylor, near Beloit,e aged
about three years, accidentally fell
into kettle of boiling lye and was
scalded so severely that it died the
next day.
MICHAEL HIGGINS, of Warren, who.
was convicted of assault with intent
to kill in 1866 by the Warren Common
Please Court and sentenced to the
Penitentiary for five years, has been
placed in the infrmary, insane.
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On Monday the 10th inst, a little
girl named Eliza Ann Collins, living
with Mrs. Anderson, ,5ins Ashtabula,
was so badly burned by the breaking
of an oil lamp that she died Wednes-
day. S a
AT Niles, on Sunday last, Mr.. Evans,
an employee of the Falcon Iron Co.,
was knocked down and a cal; wheel
ran over his leg. The same evening
it was amputated above the knee.
The Youngstown Register says: A
deddler, whose name we have not
learned, was found dead in his bed on
Wednesday morning about nine
o'clock. Suspicious of poison are en-
tertalned' Il f 4 III :,
Two men entered the saloon of
Jules Saisselin, at Canton, last Thurs
day evening, and called for beer.i
While Saisselin was serving them, one
of them pulled an iron bar from his
pocket and struck him on the head
knocking him insensible, when they
relieved him of his watch, thirty-hve
dollars and revolver. -bn
OK Friday last, a little grandson of
Mr.. Hugh Campbell, of Liberty,
Trumbull Co.., aged five, years, fell
backwards into kettle of hot water
which was standing upon the floor of
the room in which the little boy was
playing, and was so badly scalded that
he died the following Saturday. oT
Mr.. LORD who left Youngstown
twenty years ago and whose family
had not heard from him since, returned
two weeks ago in poor health. He
had been in California most of the
time since he deserted his wife and
children.
On last Thursday a freight train,
broken down, was standing on the
track at Pond Station, on the Mahos
ming division, when another freight
train ran into Il, throwing the engine,
tender, and five cars from the track.
The engine was complete wreck.
The engineer and fireman saved their
lives by jumping, almost at the mo-
ment Of collision. "a
The Youngstown Tindicator says:
Our cotemporaries are filled with
stories Of monster hogs but we have
one in Youngstown that for his heft
can surpass them all. walks erect
has all the accidents of humanity,
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