The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-28
srArr AND NEIGHBoRHOOD.

John Jackson, q young man OF East LlVerpooi
has mysteriously disappeared, and his iriendsat'
very uneasy about his whereabouts lie was EN-
ployed as laborer in one Of the potteries at ina
place, and the last seen of him was on Monday
night last week, at which time he was seen IN
saloon.
Norman Rand, wealthy Portage county far
mer, had his leg badly crushed and broker
third time by kick from horse Saturday
Amputaton will probably be necessary,
The Superintendent Of the Cleveland markets
has seized, within the last few days, more than
200 carcasses Of too youthful veal, and steps VIII
be taken to punish the vendors thereof
Lew Hank, who murdered the man Solomon OIL
the Toledo train at Delaware, six weeks ago, has
been arrested by Norris, springfield detective, in
Illinois.
Cleveland had an oil fire last Thursday $780,
900 worth of oil and property were burned, and
the body of George Burgess % years of age was
found in the ruins, and another man was serious
ly burned about the face,
Long, Clemmens Drurys whole sale paint and
yarnish store Race street, Cincinnati, was dam
aged by fire last Friday morning to the extent oi
$4,000 Insured in Cincinnati companies fol
$1,000.
Tommy Duncan four years old, son of Hon E.
Duncan, of Cardington, was found by his mother
In a cistern onTuesday drowned, Itisnotknown
how he fell in,
Twenty.three sheep belonging to H. McFadden,
of CoshoCton county, were killed by dogs on the
10Th inst
John COnger, the man beaten in Harmony town.
ship, Morrow county, on the 2Sh of February, by
prominent citizens of that part Of the county, has
commenced suit for damages Of $4,000 in the
Common Pleas Court of Mt Gilead. The defend.
ants in the case are among the most wealthy citi
zens of Morrow county, their wealth aggregatng
nearly 100000 Able legal talent has been en-
ployed on both sides, and lively contest is ex.
peCted.
A brewer connected with Grasser & Grand's
brewery, at Toledo was found dead in his office
Sunday afternoon. Itis thought that he was muir
dered,
The Rev james Henry, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church at BuCyIus died at that place
on Saturday evening.
Henry s. Robinson committed suicide by taking
morphine at Warren Saturday night. Hewas de-
spondent through his inability to obtain employ
ment
James Poe blacksmith of Wellsville, dropped
dead in his shop on Saturday, Heart disease sup
posed to be the cause.
1t is announced tkat ex-Congressman ]. L,
Vance, of Ohio, has mysteriously disappeared,
He left the Walnut Street House, Cincinnati,
Thursday evening ostensibly to visit some un-
known party in Covington, since which time no
trace of him can be discovered although the po.
lice have labored diligently in search of him.
Foul play is feared.
Saturday morning an unknown man was run
over and killed by passenger train on the Lake
Shore road at Toledo. Amongithe articles found
on his person was a card of L, C. & W. L. Coon,
furniture dealers, Piqua, Ohio on which were
written the words, "A, Howe, Forest, Hardin Co.,
by Mr.. Wagner"
George P. Bowler, of Cincinnati, one of the
principal owners of the Kentucky Central Rail.
road, died Sunday morning In Paris, France, of
gout at the heart, aged 80. He leaves wife and
young son, who were with him In Paris. He was
nephew OF Hon. George H. Pendleton.
drunken man named Milan was burned to
death in stable at Wheeling Sunday
The Catholic Church OF The Mother of God, in
COvington; was struck by lightning Sunday and
considerably damaged