The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-04-09
STATE ANp ~NEIaHnoRaoop

a AND NE4GHSOAfEOOD
p thursday aornirg%a .o,cnen GaI
man. g young msn residing in uhppews. !
while wrestling With another Young man. |
was thrown down, severely fraeturing both
bones of the left leg above the ankle.
James Sutherin, a miner al North Law |
renee, OF The 3rd inst. undertook To ride
1.-THE slope on 8 loaded car. when by some
means The car as thrown from The track,
and he WAS esbghtbe tween the rar and
the wall, predicting 4 componuh fracture
Of the thigh. Under medical bTeatment
he is doing as well as could be expected.
Samuel Butler, was killed a The Frank.
I'm coal bank, Summit eospy on The 4th
inst. by some " otoBs fahing upon him
while he was standing near 4 car which
was being loaded. His age was "a and
he leaves a wife and Tour children.
An OHIO mar has fIved five years on a
quart of mjkaPays baa 3Esqusvau
-Four hundred and=ffy aWomen-are en-
gagged IN the Morkin-A hianeszHHA
A grocer in FindIey oily had one DO bar
IN nickels in his drawers andthe burgler
took that E-EaEecwsG z1rr-E
Over twenty saloon keepers of Della
ware Ohio, were fined twenty five dollars
and costs, lat one sitting of the Mayors
court, for selling5beers1-L .-1iAIEd5
A three years old son Of James Huahs,
at Youpgstown, fell into II btof boiling
hot water, Thursday Of last week and
was so badly scslded That it died in a fevg
hours afterwards tiff,i ;5is5 0o
Governor Allen, on Tuesday, appointed
/. G. Delsne, of Chilieothe: W.D. Nor
gan, of Newark, and George W. Many
penny, of Columbus, Comm ssionars forthe
CentraELunstlc Asylum. IL
CLEVELAND, April 3@Ihea Eurnj lure
establishment of0, G. Couch, at Weha.g=
ton, was destroyed by FIRE this inorling.
Loss $4,000; no insurance. ...s.G
An English brewer in OhiouRIshes to
know what efiectl1local hoptionH " qgld
ave upon the price of 'opsa ls5is sd5
Instead of saying uIt's a long time be-
tween drinks" Western men now remark
Its a long time since = Y signed the
pledge" l~s4Ht ia. ,a5ns5 ~
During the statistical year ofI873Ihere
were l66 marriages, -33S births, andil4l
deathsln Marion county. S
1t is asserted that The plan Of the pres
eHL aDtl-hquor crusade was originated
nearly2 Yeas ago by two quakeresses at
Wilmington, O. a 30 ~ gs
The Temperance feeling1was so strong
in that city IN 1916, that the, Cincinnati
ChronIcie refused TO quote the price OF
WHISKY, or advertise In snysWay.1gs a.
The hsppiest ex saloon Keeper lives at
Dayton, ONO. Seeing a lot o pretty young
praying women coming TO lombard his
rancho, he yielded gracefully, which 50
delighted them that, after pouring out his
beer and WINE, they Indu' ged In ageneral
Iugglng and kissing bee. The yonng
man received the loving embraces Win
Christian fortitude and regrets now that
ne has not a few more saloons TOR the
girls to visit. o. seo1-
While moving a printing press IN the
Clyde Tndependent Office. from the SECOND
story Of 2 building or Monday ofiast week
the stairway broke down and fell to. the
ground Mr.. SWeetland, an employee O
the office, and two Others fell with 1t Ii,
former striking upon his headand should
ers, which rendered him inselsibIs, lanC
his recovery on Tuesday morning was eoL.
sidered doubtful
be Abeyan Mansfield violated the rules
school by carrying a pistol with ham t.
school While showing a boy how i
worked the trigger went up and cam
down, causing aloud report and driving
all thoughts sof books and even of pIa,
from the minds OF the ehlldrep. The sho
hit alsmall boy who thought ne was kill
ed, and several Others felt cf their bodie
andsthought theyswsre killed too. Whel
the smoke cleared away agsurvey of tn
field led toothe discovery thatsbue one DO,
was hurt andhebut slightly in the fsei
OF MS arm19J 111 E-l LsE1Icf ed 81 ae
The last saloon in Deunisen& Uhrichs
vile has surrendered aiisd lsz1 -7J
Three places IA Canal Dover stopped th
traffic q few days ago. -
William HieE, of The Sadrp .Sieklsl
miniature sheet published at Atwaten re
ceiyed q severe horseHhipping week o
SO since at the hands of Fred Glusky %
~ sNenia has no Saloons tAeb f%orty-twI
having surrender ed. ez.li 90 .s1sb r.
The total indebtedness of Cleveland
$A,272.0 900, and her tax rats1240s7zs
Rev. Huebener, pastor ef the Moravia
i church at Gnadenhatten, fell dead in hi
t yard on Saturday the 28th of March, prot
ably from heart disease! LOG al !,
Prot Hayden who was at the head {
the exploring expedition of the yellow
N14 @J H6N - - C@LlG 1
rumble county twenty years ago. ri
AtlClyde, on Tuesday night; the name
Of menwho visit saloons were read out a
/ a temperance meeting That issFmors
suasion." .--iils;gzH
CINeINNAFI eIeetedfh the Demoeratictiek
! ct on Monday by some 1000 majority;
! CLEVELAND went Democratic on Monds
last. y. >,
, Aawoman al, Alliance tried TO -ecmmi
suicide Wednesday night, by shooting her
self through the heart. The ball enIere
!; below the heart. There is some hopesae
her recovery. Domestic trouble Was tn,
cause of the rash deed. She had hersel
and two small children to support.
One hundred and sixty.sevenHindict
ments were found by the GranddJurysc
Jefferson couhtyS one hundred and fifty c
which were whisky cases. ssaE ~ =
James lewis, a brakeman on the Pan
handle Railroad, was INSTANTLY 5kilIed a
S~teubanVille, FridayAigst, while coupllnI
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