The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25
STATE NEWS.

/ columbus has 500 manufactures,
employing 10000 skilled Workmen and
/ producing SO. 900 worth Of msnufac-
lures annually. 1t has also 42 churches,
ene-third Of which cost from $4,000 70
$125,00o each.
| From the catalogue ci the Western
Reserve College at Hudson, We learn that
40 students are in attendance IN She col
Lege department., IS in he preparatory,
and 81 IN the medical department located
q Cleveland, making total Of III stu
dents.
"A few days ago, at New Phlladel-
Phia, as George Hummel and Harrison
Barnett were bntchering, and Hummel
was holding hog, and Barnett had the
knife TO kill it, the animal struggled, and
IN some way, as they both attempted %
manage it, Jhe knife was turned, cutting
Hummel across the thSoat and windpips.
He grasped the several parts and held
than closely until medical assistance
could be summoned, and IL Is now thought
the young man will recover.
The late Sidney Clarke, of Cinein-
naLi, left $500, 900 70 the American Chris
tIan (DiscIples) Missionary SOCIETY. Rev.
ID. S. Bnrnet. native OF Dayton, who
died several years age, leit Chicago pro-
perty 10 the same socieLy, which ~ now
worth 100000. Both OF these gentle
men also made large contributions 20 the
Central Christian (Disciples) Church IN
GInclnnatl Mr.. burBeL gave $4,000,
and Mr.. Clarke a larger sum.
TRuMBULL COUNTY. Grand Jury,
| at the present term Of Trumbull Common
Pleas, have fonnd true bills for murder
against the following named persons, con-
cerned in the Church Hill coal miners
not last July, at which time an itali4n,
Giovanni Chiesa, otherwise called John
Church, was killed, 10 wit; Matthew
Morrison, Richard Simpson, William Par
ton, William Morrison, David D. Morris,
Benjamin R.. Davis, John Neil. William
Baxter, Hugh Trotter, Archibald CoWan,
William Burnell, John Watson, Alsxan-
der Hedge, John NJ. Williams, James
Thomas. ana Joseph Ward James Will
u ana was indicted for the murder Of Dem
mis- Hayes in a staDbing ARRAY which oc-
Cured in Warren on Sunday, Oct. l9,
Hayes dying on the following Wednesday.
Qua a-zsaAars zill remember that some
time since, at a serenade Of a neWly-mar-
ried couple in Hubbard. the gentle bride,
Ars. Calista Brisbine, appeared At the
door and threw sulPhuric acid in the faces
OF sSgeral Of the party who were giving
the charivari, feArfully burning whoever
was struck by il, and destroying the eye
sipht of one or mere Of the parties. Suits
for damages were entered BY the injured
persons, that Of David Benjamin coming
up for trial in the TrumbuH county court
last week, and resulted in q verdict for
plaintiff for $1,000.
NEW LrsBoR.-A sad accident occurred
on the evening Of the 18th inst. at the
res;dsnee Of ldr. Henry Trunick, Mr..
Ed. Trunjck had purchased bottle Of
benzine, and placed It on the mantle In
the sitIing-room, over the hre, which was
somewhat brisk, never thinking that any
thing ssuious might be the consequence.
Eaziy in the evening, while the female
portion Of the family, consisting OF Mrs.
Edward Trunlck, her motheT-In-laW, and
AAuehtsr, . little child about three years
Of 90. we're gathered around the CRATE,
ths bsnzire, it IL supposed owing 70 The
heat, suddenly exploded, and the inAam7
1oable substance Quickly tAkiAg hre, com
Founicated to the saturated clothea Of tie
two iadies ana the ehllds WAo was play
inc 10 front Of the gate, burning the latter
| in such A shocking manner that alter sui
Cerin0 terrible agony il died Saturday az
ternbon. The mother-in-lAw, IN sttenPS-
ing TO remove q bottle Of tDFpsntine
U6ioh also stood on the mantle was
burned 90 seriously that her hie = de-
SPARED Of. The mother Of the child was
burned severely about the hands and
arms. but not seriously. The child's iAce
VAS burned perfectly raw. 1t v supposed
/ she also inhaled the flames causing se-
r,ous internal InIures.