The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-11-13
STATE AND NEIGHBoRHooD.

&. r7J, Strauss, a Hebrew farmer of Jack
son county, Ohio, was killed Saturday by
q man name unknown. q
Alfred Wathal, aged fifty. hung him
self Saturday at Xenia. Cause, financial
trouble. y =
William Beers hung himself in the
jail At %Greenville, Monday.
AT Grafton. o Saturday night, James
Barkhuf, a passenger conductor, was kill
ed by the cars.
I've learn from the Democrat that the
East Liverpool Deposit Bank made an
assignment on last Monday.
Es--The pupils of the Marion high school
are. required to read a daily paper for half
an hour each day. A good Idea.
The Local SAYS the Alliance rolling
mil has booked an order for two hundred
and tWenty-fve tons Of new rails.
ANDREW B. Bunting, of WelIsville,
was, for brutality beating his daughter, a
girl sixteen years OF age, fined $50 and
costs. So says the Wellsville Union.
The wedding Of Mss. Thurman,
daughter OF Senator Thurman, with Hon.
Richard E Mccormick, delegate to Con-
gress from Arizona, is announced TO take
place IN Washington City on the 25th.
inst.
springfield boasts that her banks are
al SOUND, and that ali her great factories
are running full force, some even running
AZ night. New factories are being erect
ed and some OF the old ones enlarged.
The Lancaster Gazette says F. J.
BoVing, of that city, has made this season
five hundred gallons Of red wine. and Is
now engaged in pressing his Catawhas,
which he expects TO Yield an equal guam
uty. Ali TINS inzaddition to having mar
keted a very large portion of crops Of
grapes S5G1S4 t
The London Democrat says; Hickory
nuts may be considered a staple article in
our market at present. Prices started at
81, so per bushel, but have declined to rs
cents. We have heard. Of one firm il a
small town ION the Wabash" in Indiana,
that has sent to market this season more
than thousand bushels, which were
bought at aprIcs not TO exceedfSFty cts.
per hushel,
YoUNesTewN, O.; Nov. S-James Tin
ney; a workman in the bolt factory here,
Was run ever by q tram, Yesterday, near
the Lake Shore depot, and had both legs
cnt If He died last night. He was in
togleatsd Wnen run over. .1 g.
ANotloe of 8 reduction rof wages was
given atSeVeral OF the coal mines to-day,
The 9ernaR miners accept the REDUCTION,
while the Welsh andSeoteh miners strike
=DkxFoH, O., Nov. 1.-THE wife of Hen
~ Eidemller, of Butler Township, in this
county, died on Tuesday night, from
burns which she received last week by
her clothes catching IRE while boiling soap
Her Injuries caused a premature contine-
psnt, the child lived only about three
hours after its birth, and the mother dy-
ing within three days,
COLUMBUS, Nov. E-Wm. Menely, q
brakeman on the Panhandle, fell from 8
freight rRIa=a=shOFt distance east oil
.Dennison, last night, and was run ovel
and instantly killed. Menely was about
twenty seven years old and leaves a=w4fe
and one child, who reside m this city 2
Mrs. Louisa Long, Of this city, to-day
RECEIVED a telegram from Galveston, Texas,
informing her that her only songS, ID
Long, vas shot and fatally injured on
Wednesday night while on duty as expires.
messenger on the Texas Central Railroad
y 1t Is supposed the shot was fred by some
one who sought to rob the express car.