The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-28
STATE AND NEIGHBoRHooD.

Braidwood, Nov, 2i--Marshal Patrick MuldoW. ,
downey, who was mistaken for burglar aud waG
shot by Rev. R. II, Mcclure, pastor OF the Roman
Catholic Church at this place week or two ago.
died last evening. warrant has been Issued for
the arrest OF Father Mcclure on the charge Of
murder
Loudenville Nov, a.-As Mr.. GreenEsugh and
Miss Lisle, from Perryville, were driving down
Washington street about7p. m, they drove over
steep embankment about twenty feet high.
Greenbaugh escaped with few slight bruises;
the lady however, had her leg broken, and sus-
tanned severe internal injuries.
Eaton, Nov 24-Joseph Bnllngsly and Marcus
Green, the two men that were arrested and placed
in Jail, charged with bmglarzlng Joseph Woer-
ner's clothing store Iof $500 worth Of gents fur.
nishing goods, had hearing before Mayor Alb
bolt this morning, and were lbound over in the
sum of $500 each.
Wheeling, Nov. &.-Charles schwinn, who has
been an inmate Of the Wheeling Hospital for
about eighteen months while laborlng under a
temporary 6t Of insanity last night left bis room
In his shirt and drawers and going Immediately
to the river jumped in and drowned himself.
schwInn was twenty three :years of age farmer
by occupation, and native of Clarington, Ohio
His body has not been recovered.
Millersburg, Nov. "a Casper Relchard, a Young
man of this place, was arrested last night on a
charge Of bastardy, on complaint Of Catharine
sherdorf living near here. Squire Justice held
the defendant to bail In the sum Of 900, which
was furnished, and he was released.
Welsville, Nov, 2-Nell's, a small way.station
on the Cleveland Pittsburgh Railroad. ten miles
east OF here, was burned last night The body Of
an unknown man was found burned to a crisp I'm
the ashes this morning His head and limbs were
completely burned off, 1t is believed that the
burning of the station was done to cover up the
crime of murder. There is no clue to the perpe
traitors
An unknown man was killed by a train few
miles west Of Ashland on Thursday.
Mrs, Myers, the wife Of DR. Benjamin Myers of
Ashland, died Suddenly on Thursday.
Three men we're arrested on suspicion at Belle.
Vue on Thursday, and 81 7C0 stolen from John
Heter the night before, recovered.
Henry Poster, fifty years old, wel-todo far
mer living near Gallon, hung himself on Thurs
day, It's supposed that he was temporarily in
sane.
A stabbing affray occurred Wednesday night in
East Delaware in which railroad laborer named
John Farley stabbed teamster named Mike Con-
nor in the abdomen wounding him probably IA
tally, Both are said to have been drunk
All hopes of the confession from Cap Hillard as
to completely in the Zanesville grave robbery
have been disipated by his pleading not guilty at
the arraignment on Thursday Eaton pleads
guilty to two indictments Heyls bail was fixed
ata0O0.
1t is reported that John Crawford, a poor labor
er of Vanlue Hancock county, has fallen heir to
Sl50O,0O0 by the death of an uncle engaged in the
nail and iron trade at Pittsburgh.
Youngstown is interested in a young and hand
some woman who went to that place In search of
her husband. She had received letters from him
dated Youngstown, but as yet has failed to make
his appearance and has probably deserted her.
A wildcat three feet long, and weighing thirty
one pounds, was killed in Toledo on Wednesday.
1t is supposed to have come cut of the woods on
the east side of the river
John Ryan and Frank Young, two thieves, es.
capped from the Zanesvle lock up on Friday, by
seizng the turnkey, taking the keys, chucking
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While party of men were tunneling under the
street in Mahoning City, Pa, Monday afternoon
the earth fell in on them, killing John and An
thony RichOr and Christopher Post and seriously
injuring Michael Yempher,
Mr.. Hayes suspended Wellington Bird, agent Of
the Indians OF the Fort Peck Agency Montana
and appointed Elias H. Webb, of Illinois, in his
place.
During gale on Saturday three vessels and
eighteen lives were lost at the mouth of the Ta-
gus, Portugal.
Oldham Eng, Nov. 25.-One hundred mills,
employing twelve thousand hands, have stopped
running. Some of the oldest firms have not en-
forced the reduction, 1t is not thought the strike
will last long, as the limited companies working
on borrowed capital cannot afford to stop.
j. ]. Fenton Il Sons, private bankers of Roch-
dale and Haywood have suspended. The labil-
tiles in Rochdale are 81, 100000. The woolen trade
is largely involved.