The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10
STATE AND NEIGHBORHOOD
Postmaster Green's difficulties at Day
on are dubbed irregularities"

Postmaster Green's difficulties at Day
ton are dubbed irregularities"
The County Commissioners of Mahon-
ing have been enjoined by the Garfield
folks not to accept the new Court House
at Youngstown, or to perform any act to-
wards the removal of the county seat
A meeting of Mexican war soldiers is
to be held in Columbus on the 22d inst.
John Miller, seventy-four years ofage,
and presumably the oldest printer in
Ohio, died at his residence in Columbus
on Tuesday.
Cincinnati, February 2.-The Rialto
Paper Mills at Port Union, Butler coun-
ty, Ohio, were burned this morning. The
loss is said to be $4,000.
The wife of Mr.. Frank Wheeler, of
Monroeville, while left alone at her house
the other day, was assaulted by tramp,
who attempted to outrage her. Mrs.
Wheeler had GOODNESS enough to seize a
gun and shoot the cuss, He has since
died.
The inquest in the Fowler poisoning
case, at Berlin Heights, Erie county, has
terminated, but the result leaves the
whole affair shrouded in mystery. Mrs
Fowler says her husband drank poison
from tea.cup filled with tea and hand
ed him by her, she claiming that she
had forgotten putting the poison in the
cup. Fowlers body was disinterred after
being buried several weeks, and an anal
ytical examination made by Professor
Cassels, of fCleveland, but he was unable
to find any indications of poison. The
verdict of the coroner's jury was that
Fowler came to his death by poison, but
they cannot determine whether mali
ciously ignorantly or accidentally ad-
ministered.
Cleveland, February A railway
postal clerk on the fast mail train, by
the name of J. E. Bliss, was arrested at
Cleveland this morning for robbing the
mails, by special agent from Chicago,
The proof was conclusive, and he con-
fessed the crime. Bliss lives at Chicago,
and has a wife and one child.
Cincinnati February 4.-The body of
woman was found yesterday hanging
by one limb to a small sapling on the
shore of the Little Miami river at Mil
ford, Ohio. The body had evidently
floated down from up the river and
caught on the limb. No clue as to the
name.
John Noble, of Millbury, Wood coun-
ty, who killed his wife, former resident
Of Lorain county, a few months ago,
chopping her to pieces with fendish
malignity, has been found guilty of man.
slaughter, and sent to the penitentiary
for five years.
1ohn P. Dunkle, dealer in clothing,
boots and shoes, in Macarthur, made an
assignment February I'd.
FAM & Hildreth, grocers, and King &
Harris, dealers in hats, caps, &C., o.
Mansfield, made an assignment Feb, I'd
Liabilities not known.
Freddie BoehIer. aged sixteen years
was drowned at Putin Bay on Thurs
day. He was skating and fell into ar
air hole. The body was recovered.
Four residents of Kelley's Island are
very ill from eating raw pork. 1t il
supposed the meat contained trichlna
the sick people having all the symptoms
of that dreadful disease. The doctor:
are making a careful examination of the
pork. The victims are growing worse
daily.
J. H. Tomlinson, travelling for E. Gin
ton & Co., Philadelphia brush house
was arrested at Sandusky on Thursday
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, and committed to Jail in defaul
of $500 bail.