The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-09-12
STATE AND NE1aHBoRHoOD.

erstOwn burned on Friday.
The $4,000 subscription to MT. Union College by
citizens Of Mt Union is completed.
Hogs are reported dying In large numbers from
hog cholera In the country east OF Kenton.
Three hundred dollars have been raised by the
citizens Of New Philadelphia for the relief of the
yellow fever sufferers.
Samuel scotrs barn and contents near Crest
line, burned to the ground on Friday. Loss, $3.50;
insured for 5000 In the Rchland Mutual. Cause
unknown.
Friday evening, at Toledo, grand party was
given at the Gymnasium for the benefit ofthe yell
low fever sufferers. The proceeds amount 10 near
Ave hundred dollars.
At the reunion at Marietta last Friday, the OK.
ercses Of the day consisted OF prize drill and
review Of the National Guard by the Governor
and a sham battle. Cambridge Ohio, was select.
ed as the place for the next reunion.
Alice o'DOnnell, the murdered girl, was buried
at sandusky on Friday, The men who lynched
Taylor held meeting and determined to resist
by force OF arms any attempt TO arrest them
There is great excitement throughout the city and
indications Of further trouble ahead
Milo Smith, brakeman on the Lake Shore Road
between Toledo and Elkhart, was arrested at To-
ledo on Friday on a telegram from Cleveland.
He Is charged with forging the name OF an engi.
neer to an order for his wages while working on
the road between Cleveland and Toledo some siE
weekssinCe.
Charles Thomas desperate young burglar, and
Jim Young, escaped from ailSbefore daylight at
zanesville, on Friday, by improvlsing jimmles,
keys, &C., from bedsteads, and then forcing their
way through the gratings and roof to dOrmer
window Of the sherIffs house. which they enter
ed, departing through the main entrance.
Nice set OF people at Oberln; on Friday Mr.. .
M Waterman, a tobacconist of that place, offered
pay advertisement to the .Oberlin NelOs TO the
effect that on a certain day he would donate the
gross receipts Of his tobacco store The NelOS re-
fused the advertisement, on the ground that the
people of 0berlin, being so opposed to tobacco,
would object to seeing tobacco advertisementin
the paper,
Mt, Vernon Sept. 6.-Mitchel Jackson, son Of
Esquire Jackson, of Chesterville this county was
| yesterday thrown from his horse on which be was
carrying a Cross-cut saw. He struck his head
against stump and landed his stomach on the
saw teeth, receiving injuries from which he died
in FIVE or six hours
AT Parma, Cuyahoga county on Thursday, a
farmer named Umsinger, some thirty or thirty
FIVE years Of age, who asnot lived on very peace
full terms of late with his wife, became Jealous Of
her, and also having trouble with her regarding
some of their property, made an attack upon her,
striking her several times with the stock Of gun,
and otherwise injuring or threatening her. Mrs.
Umslnger ran away and took refuge at a neigh
boris, and not being able to find her the man went
back to house, and soon afterwards the neighbors
thereabouts noticed that his barn was on fire.
They rushed to the place and discovered that not
only his barn and straw stack on fire, but that
near the barn lay the dead body of Umsinger.
He had set fire TO the place and then with reyol-
yer that lay by his side had taken his own life,
Cleveland, Sept. GA boy named Jacob Kirch-
ner, eleven years old, while playing about the
JeffeBon.street Bridge to-day, was drowned, The
body was afterward recovered and sent to his IA
TIERS residence, No, 2O4 CrOtOn street.
OIL City, Sept 6.-The Derrtcks report Of the Oil
operations for August, published tomorrow,
shows 1888 wells completed during the month"; OF
which ten were dry. One hundred and forty'two
wells were finished in Brodfords field alone, The
daily production of new wells is 1852 brls On
September l. 1888 wells were drilling 2l2 rigs were
up and building. AS a whole the report shows
butt slight change in the operations over those
for July. The greatest activity in Bradford field
is observable along Knapp and Indian Creeks
and tributary streams. The daily production OF
the region is 10000 barrels,
Medina, Sept. 6.-sherif Parmalee returned
this morning, having in charge f G, Fadner, for
merly lawyer of this place, whom he had ar
rested on a requisihon in Lincoln, Nebraska, fol
embezzling he having embezzed from the firm o
Hubbard, Brown g. Co.. Cleveland to the amount
of sl25. He was lodged in jail until his father, G
4 wealthy farmer Of Brunswick township, could bt
), notified Of his arrest, after which he was brough
n before Squire Alden, but waived an examina
e ton, and was placed under 800 bonds to appea
/. at the next term Of court. His father becoming
}, his bail, he was released,
# Warren, Sept. 6.-Charles Ball, resident o
j Newton Falls, this county, was arrested there to
e day by Officers Moore and Porter, on a charge o
n rape, preferred by Lizzie sherer, a woman thirt
:. years Of age, employed by David Liebey, farme
l. residing few miles east Of Newton Falls. Bal
g is married man and has three children, th
youngest being not over three weeks old. He say
he is perfectly innocent of the charge preferred
and that 1t is an entirely put-up job. Ball Is nov
| In jail awaiting examination, which takes plac
8 before Justice Gilbert on Monday next There
e much excitement in the vicinity of Newton Fall
9 over the affair, the prisoner having preViousl
borne good character,
Eaton, Sept. 9-Cornelus Ryan, of this place
while in an intoxicated condition last night, walk
], ed up to man on Main street, whom he supposed
| was man named Koef against whom he had al
n old grudge, and said II am going to kill you,
q and accordingly drew large knife and attempt
| ed TO put his threat into execution, and wOult
| have undoubtedly succeeded had 1t not been TO
l, the prompt action of Harmon Sander the mai
a attacked, who caught his hand as 1t was descend
ing, and gave him powerful blow knocking
him senseless. He was arrested by Marshal Ryal
Is and placed in the lookup until to-day, when h
q had preliminary examination before Mayor Alb
]. bott, who bound him over in the sum OF 600 oi
IS the charge of assault with intent to kill.
Is Millersburg, Sept. "a little two-year oil
n daughter of Samuel Mckenzie, living south o
9 this place six miles, was drowned last Saturda,
's evening Her mother missed her and on making
u search found her dead in the spring near tn
house, where she was undoubtedly playing anC
fell in with the above result
n Urchsville Sept 9,-Brad Voshall and an &C
h complice of this place, borrowed two horse
/, and wagon OF G. Mcmillan ten days ago an
10 were to return them the next day. but failed to d
d so. Search was made Friday last and the wago
/. found at Bolivar, this county, loaded with woo
d supposed to have been stolen, as they were me
of bad character. They both escaped.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. Charles B. stamm an
:, sabina A. Rhoades, Alvin NJ Hopes and Derex
- NJ. Brewer, Louis saulnier and Sarah speelmal
y Joseph Hodgson and Alice Lash, Daniel Barnha
u - ~ r, a,oh,uoL WV, priadIa and Ann