The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-31
STATE AND NEleapoRHooD.

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sleupenyille, July 26 Thirteen gathering boys
~ Beatty fumpler works to day demanded ten
per cent. 9tau a1yenue. Tho proprIeton refused
tq efans N end th9g Neht0ut. Themill was shut
doWp, thug shlotsng 1na hundred and sixty.fye
men 'ouf NJ emp ilseat. n 10.
I. " assinusey igly y. train No. Q, on
lne 't'e " tA' track abort four
nI'es pQ' ihat night At 9:SO.
' spe paassnaer cars and a
Hleipe RbA eompletely torn to
4lnel opflnoeIs and A. Reel
Y kiIs Apne ol lhb Sassengers ware
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IlAy Nptt d ths Rlchland Agricultural socie-
y have decided u In the fair on September "a
and continue itfour day instead Of commen cling
September "a and closing September 26, as pub.
Ished In the premium list.
Ilnln, o., July &c G. Lee the man who wa
arrested on Thursday for burelarizinR the real.
dence OF Hon. Warren P. Noble had hearing
this morning before the Mayor, and was bound
over to the court. In the absence Of bail he was
committed to jail
Vermillion, o., July 27.-The iewelrv store orr
W. Chamberlain was burglarized Of about SIS
worth Of goods last night One of the larger
lights in the front doors was broken and an an.
trance effected through that liberal reward
will be paid for the apprehension Of the thIefand
return of the goods.
The Belmont County Fair offers as one of its at.
fractions the attendance of both candidates for
Governor on September 18th, the second dav.
General Ewing has already accepted the invita-.
tlon and 1t is thought that General Foster will al
80 accept. "'-' ~
The total amount Of bonded indebtedness OF
the city OF Mansfield, with accruing interest, due
and payable between $780, and 1892 is S9O3 151 so,
The bonds were issued almost exclusively for the
Water Works, and the majority Of them bear Der
cent interest
Findlay, July 26.-Peter Marquardt Of Arling.
ton, near here, who was brutalIy pounded by a
couple Of roughs recently, died from his injurics
and was buried to day. Part of his skull had
been removed and his sufferings were terrible for
several hours. 1t is understood that oficers are
In search Of the miscreants, who have fed.
Ravenna, July 27-Last night shortly after sun.
down, Floyd Chapman, a farmer aged twenty.
three In company with his younger brother en-.
tefeu small stream for the purpose Of bathing at
tne culvert on the G. g. P. railroad, one mile be-
low kootstown. Immediately after entering the
water chapman was seized with cramps and
drowned, His body was recovered thirty min.
utes later, but all efforts to resuscitate him were
useless.
Orestline, July H.-After the services at the M.
y. Church to-day, at three p M, at which Rev.
Markham preached the Sermon, assisted by all
'ne FfoIestant ministers Of Crestline, Rev. Grouse
opening the services, the remains Of Mayor Ed.
win Booth were followed to the cemetesry by far
the largest conCourse ever before assembled in
Crestline for like purpose. Mayor Booth was 30
great worker and had incorporated himself so
inuon In all city affairs banking and finance, re.
ngon and education, that it is safe TO say no one
man at this time would have been so much miss.
Ca Edwin Booth was born in Holmes county,
Ohio October 25, 1880.
Cincinnati, July 2t-JoSeph Hook Memphis
refugee, who arrived here on Saturday. died NJ
yellow fever to day.
The National Camp Meeting at Urbana onens
august 18TH and lasts zen days Rev. Inskip will
cents.
Ihe Lake Erie Western R. R. is to be finished
from Celina, O., to Muncle, Tnd at once, The
contract has been let to Mr.. Charles White, of Co.
lumbus,
Minerva, July 2s,-A lady by the name of Tay.
lor, wife of John Taylor, residing near Carrolton
fell from hay loft last evening, and striking her
neau on wagon tongue was instantly killed. She
fell distance Of about fifteen feet.
Greenville, July 2S.-Mr. Calvin Young was ar.
rested for shooting with intent to kill his father.
in-laW, Haupt Both live in German township,
the we'll known haunted section of Darke county.
Young fired three shots, one of which passed
through HaupEs hat rim. Trouble in the house.
hold government and wife beating was the cause.
Ravenna, July 2S.-A bank. barn on the farm OF
Orrln Smith, In sutfield, in Southeastern part Of
Ihe county, was destroyed by fire this morning
with the contents, consisting of forty tons of hay
the unthreshed wheat Of forty-acre crop, and
TWO hundred bushels Of old wheat. The loss ia
estimated at $1,000. The cause and the amount Of
insurance are unknown.
Mount Vernon, July 2S-Messrs Agnew q Wat.
son. editors and publishers of the National Advo-
CAFE announce oday that they have suspended
publication. Lack Of adequate support is probably
me reason therefor as the National party seems to
be growing less hereabouts, and sensible like, be.
coming Democratic. The young gentlemen will
move with the Office fixtures to Western Kansas
and start anew on the way to wealth and fame.
Steubenville July 2S-The Grand Lodge OF
Turner's Of Eastern Ohio Western Pennsylvania
and West Virginia, are holding session here,
saturday night supper, dance and other amuse-
nents took place in their hall Sunday business
session was held, which was topp'd off by big
banquet and jubilee at the st. Nicholas Hotel. To.
lay they paraded the streets headed by brass
bands, after which picnic was held at Marion's
Grove, fifteen hundred persons participating.
Beer was free as water and everybody was hap.
py,
Youngstown, July 2S.-A daughter aged eight
years, Of Howard Shield Of Boardman township.
his county, was drowned in Mill Creek last even.
ing about six o'clock. She was in the act of cross
ing the creek over fallen tree when she fell and
he turbulent waters closed over her. The body
vas found some fortynve rods from where she
ell In.
serious case Of poisoning Is reported from
Hubbard II occurred Saturday night Mr.. Will
hm LoeueT Keeps an lce cream balO0n, ana thae
light all his customers were poisoned, among
hem Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Bonnell Miss Koons,
Miss Weitz, Mrs. Halliday and three or four chill.
lren, Ben Morrison and young boy named Glib
on. None of the cases have proved fatal, but
ONE Of them are still In danger. The poisoning
annot be accounted for. Mr., Loefer thinks 1t
vas done by some one having a spite at him with
view Of hurting his business.
Wooster, July 29,-The burglary which occur
ed on the night Of June 18th at the residence Of
'ick Jackson, on saybolt avenue, has been
hrewedly ferreted out by Marshal Dice OF this
ity. Mrs John W, Winner and her father. John
|. Anderson Of Forest, o., who were here attend
ng the University Commencement exercises,
Vere robbed Of gold watch, Two chains and
lumber of other fine articles Of jewelry. The
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