The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-18
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Liabilities LOCO. EA
The fall term 6f The State University at COlurl-
bus "opens on ne 18Th. &
Jack HilI. al alleged horse thief, hAs bean ar.
resed a West Jeferson
August Mann Of Timo. Il 'un6er arrest for try
ing 70 knlhis wife wifi bdteler knife.
W. II, Lee has been nomiuAled by the Dsnc-
Gratis at Springfield for the STATE senate.
George X. Mash had q Republican msetIaK
which he addressed in Belmont county, opened
with prayer. Nl
Scott W. oreble Of Flndlay, formetlF County
clerk Of Hancock county, has been arrBsed fuf
shooting at his wife with intent to kill.
Mr. Swan, the orrvnle druggist, voluntarily
paid $500 to the parents otlitue Nora Thonss,
who was poisoned to death W she wrong meii-
cine. az
Kenton Sept 7,-Mr. Clark Whitley, a resident
farmer of this county had span of horses, sor
rel and roam, and an open piano box buggy, val
ued at $500, stolen. Fifty dollars ard.-ReRtOR
Democrat,
The Pan Handle railroad aud It's branches sold
over $4,000 worth Of tickets to the recent steu-
benville Reunion.
The Supreme Court Of OHIO will meet on Sept.
% the summerrecess expiring at that time. There
are Sl9 cases on the general docket, only l24 Of
which have been disposed Of,
A Canadian lynx was shot near Bryan, Ohio, a
few days ago. The body was over three feet In
length, and Its height was 23 inches. It was
bought by Prof. eraser, who has stuffed tho hide
and placed 1t in his cabinet of curiosites
Last week, RObt Barnes, a restaurant keeper,
ran the entire distance from Medina TO Akron,
20 miles, dirt road, in two hours aud 81 minutes,
thereby winning wager of $50 that he could not
beat the time made July 29.h by VIM. D. Frazier,
two hours and 2S minutes
Cincinnati, Sept 1.-THE assignee Of G. H.
Bushing g. Co., who suspended some weeks ago,
to-day filed his statement Of assets aud liabilities
In the Probate Court. The latter amount to Sl33,.
296 IS. The assets Of all classes amount to SSI-
l5983
Canal Dover, o., Sept. H.-Charles Fares, an
old citizen Of this county, living at Shanesville,
dropped dead Saturday from heart disease after
the excitement from fire. He was about IS
years of age.
Mansfield, O., Sept. A-Last night, about II
o'clock, safe in the cracker factory OF Crawford
d Sellers was blown open and completely de-
molished; $3.50 was secured. No clue to the per-
petrators.
1t is expected that the Cherry Valley Iron
Works, Leetonia, O., will go into full operation
in about five weeks.
The HannIkraut Cheese Factory, on Stone
Creek, Tuscarawas county, with 100 cheese and
all the machinery was destroyed by fire on Tues
day night.
Lima Sept. PA man named 0'Brien was
stabbed this morning while in an alteration
with another party, whose name could not be
learned. 0'Brien had to be carried home. He A
bed.fast, with but slight hopes Of recovery,
Flndlay, Sept. 70 Mrs Parlee Carlln to-day
had her husband arrested on a warrant charging
him with assault with intent to kill. Carlin is
connected with the best families in this city,
Jacksonville, Sept 12.--To.d day one Duncan.
son, aged u years. boarded passing log wagon
without leave, and was thrown from 1t, the
wheels running over his face, rendering serious
injuries
Banner is the name Of colored man at Bel .
laire, pardoned out of the Penitentlary by Hayes
He was member Of the Southern League and
voted 80 times the same day under different
Dahes
Cincinnati, o., Sept 10 Tho 1S,months.old
ch Id of Mr, j. Busby, the proprietor Of the Hotel
Brunswick in this city, while playing near a
window in the third story, lost its balance and
fell to the ground distance of 80 feet, aghting
on brood of chickens. Strange to say, the child
escaped unhurt, but two of the chickens we're
} killed.
Columbus, O., Sept. 13 Officer John scheaf,
shot and killed James Lee, colored, here last
week, Lee resisted the officer, aud it is said the
shooting was done in selfde ence.
, Lucas, Sept ia party calling himself John
E. Martin, vicdmized fellow.pas enger named
Hill, on the noon train east to-day, of SIS, pre-
tending that he wanted to go to the express and
get his goods that were destined to Loudonville
off at this place, and gave him check for S1OS
on the Farmers Bank of Mansfield, signed George
Turner, and agreed to meet him at the depot,
but failed to do so.
The deaf and dumb asylum at Columbus open
ed this week. Over 800 students are already
there an unparalled number at opening and II
is anticipated that the institution will be over
crowded. The blind asylum opens Oct. l.
John Dubbs, an old pioneer residing near For.
est, aged 50 years, was poisoned by taking an
overdose of Fowler's solution of strychnine, sd-
ministered to him by mistake, by his wife, aged
70 years. His recovery is doubtful.
Cincinnati, Sept l3-The merchants of New
Liberty, KY, deposit their money in general
safe until Saturday, when 1t is transferred to the
National Bank at Newport At o'clock this
morning, burglars cracked the safe and took
from 1t $40 ,eO) in silver and bank bills.