The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-27
O NEWS

The Crawford County Forum
twenty-one names, in its last issue, Of
candidates before the Primary Election to
be held on the 10th Of next June.
Last Saturday evening William Dun
ming, a young man about twenty-five years
of age, whose father, Sam. Dunning, keeps
q saloon at Piqua, Ohio, while electing a
man named Albert johnson, was stabbed
by him IN the abdomen, from which he
died at halfpast nine next evening. John
son claims that he did the deed in self
defence.
Last week Frederick Eek visited Of
tawa, In this State, foE the purpose of
making application for apension as a sold
Ter of 1872. The remarkable feature Of
the visit consists in the fact that Mr.. Eek
IS 50 years of age, has resided within eight
miles of Ottawa for the past thirty-fve
years, and never heretofore been at the
county seat Of the county, and for the first
time in his life saw a railroad and cars.
On Monday evening of last week Perry
De Rhodes, son of David De Rhodes, Of
Fairfield township, accidentally shot him
self with a revolver-the ball entering the
thigh and passing into the body.-He died
about eight hours after the accident. He
was about sixteen years of age. Another
warning to boys who carry fire arms
Ohio Patriot.
Friday evening, Charlie Earhart, a boy
about five years Of age, son otGeorge Ear
hart, OF this place, accidentally set FIRE to
a small building used for keeping shavings,
straw &c, and before he could be taken
out, was burned so badly that he died in
a few hours after. His ears and lips were
burnt TO a crisp. He was buried on Sun
day.-Ohio Patriot.
ACCIDENT TO A LITTLE GINA little
daughter of Thomas Lane, about seven
years old, living a few miles up Stone
Greek, fell and broke her thigh bone a few
days ago. She had gone a short distance
from the house to do an errand, and not
returning when expected, search was made
for her. She had fallen over a small en-
bankment and broke her thigh bone, and
was found a few rods from where the acci-
dent occurred, having dragged herself that
far along towards the house. DR.. Buel
was called to dress the wound.-O. Dem,
N. Phila.
BUReLARY.-On last Sunday night the
residence of Thomas Cramlet, in Washing
ton township, this county, was entered by
burglars and 81, 700 stolen therefrom. Mr..
and Mrs. c. were sleeping in the room in
which the burglary was committed, and
were no doubt administered chloroform.
Mr.. Cramlet is one of our heaviest stock
dealers and had Just received this money
on some sales recently made. 1t is a heavy
loss at this time to Nh. C., in which he has
the sympathy of the entire community.
!, Up TO this writing, no clue as to the burg
: lars has been ascertained.-Hocking Sen
, tinel.
The farm house of D. 7. Enyart, Esq.
of Hanover township, was entered on Fri
= day last, and the sum of eighteen hundred
e dollars in money and one thousand in
notes stolen from the drawerin which Mr.
t Enyart kept his money and papers. The
robbery occurred in daylight, in the alb
e sence Of the young woman in whose care
] Mr.. and Mrs. Enyart had left the house
while they were home We have not
heard that there is yet any clue to the
robber. This occurrence, along with the
= robbery of Mr.. Boner's house a few days
l. earlier, should admonish persons of the
s danger of keeping considerable sums OF
money outside of vaults made for its pro-
tection.-AeOark (Ohio) Adgoeate.