The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
STATE AND NEleHsoRaoO0.

'u'A'ss nin lh tne heck ana tearing his wind
pipe open.
Leetonia, Sent. 26.-Lsst night John Ryan cut
Michael Gottschaik In the neck. making a very
painful as well as dangerous wound. Gottsohalk
now lies In very critical condition. The wound
is four inches in length and was inflicted with q
dull pOcketknife. Ryan hsd aud has not vet
been arrested Both are about IS years OF age.
Liquor was the cause. as they in company with
several Others, had purchased keg OF beer and
taken 1t into an adjoining fed to drink aud Ca
rouse. ~
Llewellin Miller, boy 10 yesrs old fen froms 4
tree at BelletOntaine, on Friday, ana broke his
leg. NY
Dr. Eakin the seducer of Lizzie Irwin VI haa
been imprisoned at Columbus, was reIe48s1 on
Friday. ANA
MIs Olive Boone and Mrs WllllamsOu .a
thrown from buggy at Cincinnati, on Ffldey
Mrs Williamson was fatally injured, while Nh.
Boone escaped unhurt.
Cleveland, Sept. 26,-At meeting OF the III.
quor Dealers Association to-day, 1t was decided
10 support schellentrager aud Poe. Dsmocyats,
for Representatives at the ensuing election. The
VVte lepIesenIeu IN u large one, IN
dispatch from Fredericksburg SAYS a large
boulder OF white quartz from near The Wilder.
ness has been placed TO mark the spot where
Stonewall Jackson received his death wound. A
simple inscription will be put on the stone Rev,
B. +. Lacy Of Mis- ouri, Gen. Jacksons chaplain,
originated the project.
Cincinnati, Sept 26.--Near Lexington, Ken
lucky, last evening, iYe loaded coal cars on the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad were precipItated
down an embsnkment Of 25 feet wreoklng the
cars and severely injuring several boys, who were
stealing ride. One Of them, Jesse Hall suffered
with broken leg. The accident was caused By
an open switch
Cambridge, o., Sept 2S Judge Nathan Evans
pioneer of this county, died to-day, aged rs
years. Mr.. Evans was o member OF the 3Oth
and 3lst Congresses from this District, and was
also at one time Judge Of the Common Pleas
Court
GAINESVILLE, o., Sept 2S The new Lutheran
church at TaylOrsville, Muskingum county, was
dedicated to-day. The services were conducted
by Rev, Birch, pastor at Taylorsvile; Rev. Orea-
mer Of GAINESVILLE, and Professor Lay OF Column
bus About 500 people were present, a large ma
iOrty of them having gone from this city on the
steamer Mink.
Nelsonville, o., Sept, H.-The miners IN this
vicinity held q meeting here this afternoon, In
which the places Of Shawnee, straisville, and
the miners on Monday creek were represented,
and resulted in their asking for an advance Of 10
cents per ton on the price Of mining from the op-
orators, from the first Of October o. their refu-
sal to comply with the demand there will be q
general strike in this valley. The miners have
been receiving so cents per ton, and now ask for
60 cents per ton.
Hamden, Sept. 29.-Wm. MoWan Of ChlllicOthe,
a brakeman on the Marietta and Cincinnati rail.
road was run over and instantly killed ~ miles
west Of here tonight. He was climbing from q
box car to an oil tank when he fell between the
cars, His body was cut in two and horribly man.
gled ,..
Wellington, Sept 29.--Gates scoby living few
miles west Of here on the Butler road, co nmitted
suicide yes erday morning at O'clock. He was
a confirmed druukard, and was under the infu-
ence Of liquor when he committed the deed. He
had been attending the New London races, and
1t is surmised that he became involved In bet
| ting, aud this, combined with the poor whisky,
! drove him to do the rash deed.
Niles, O., Sept. 20 The residence of Samuel
Hake three miles from this place on the Penn
sylvanla road, was robbed and burnt about one
o'clock a. m. A daughter Of Mr. Hake, the only
person In the house. barely escaped with ner life
:, . The robbers carried away nearly two wagon
loads of plunder, the parlor being completely
stripped OF its furniture. Parties are now in close
pursuit of the robbers.
D The railroad companies are very kind 10 the
Government clerks at Washington. As an in
ducement for them 10 come to Ohio aud vote for
Foster, they agree to carry them in FIRST class
cars" This consideration from these mighty
corporations ought to be sufficient to induce the
. clerks TO come over and help the great wrecker
out, 1t isn't every day they receive such high
consideration from the would-be masters Of
America, a,-ZdneSviUe Signal,
Kenton Sept. 29-Yesterday afternoon ten.
year old son Of John Hanawalt, farmer living
seven miles east Of town, fell from hickory tree
: where he had been been gathering nuts, paralyz.
ing the lower limbs The doctors have no hopes
Of his recovery.
Sunday night at Findlay, Jonathan Parker, an
other pioneer died at the age OF 72 after lin .
gering illness. He was one OF the founders
Of the County Pioneer Association, and sew.
eral years ago wrote history of the county.
Mr.. Parker leaves four sons,
Politics are livening up. The Robinson men
I had an immense mass meeting MOaday eve.
ming New York, and there is unusual hustle
and liveliness at the political headquarters, In
the Democratic rooms a dispatch was received
+ from Ohio to the effect that the Democrats were
certain to win.
Belmont, o., Sept 29,-Two men named King
: and Connolly, have been arrested for the murder
OF David Trimby, as reported in your paper We'd
I nesday. They were having a preliminary hear
ing at Bellsvile on Saturday night, but owing to
a mob of 400 to 500 wishing to take them out Of
the hands Of The law the officials were forced to
a postpone the hearing and placed the accused un-
J. der a strong guard and after further demonstra-
a tions Of the mob 1t was decided to move the ac-
I cused to Woods6eld TO the county jail. They
q were moved in the night II Is rumored that they
are followed by some 60 or 10 Of the mob,
!, Jeffersonville, o., Sept. % Last night Henry
: Butcher was shot through the abdomen by Bully
a Burtrum, and now lies in dangerous condition
Burtrum and Coe were hunting chicken thieves,
who had been continuously committing depredA-
T. tlons in the neighborhood, aud finally, at l2
h o'clock, brought up at Tim Burns "shanty,"
i where some eight or ten fellows, well benzned,
were holding chicken jOiacation After en-
. tering their right TO investigate WAS questioned
$ and Butcher attacked Burtrum, who shot his way
e out and effected his escape COe 10 under arrest
= Peter Pope, Springfield man, has been arrest T.
i ed for blgamy.
Eliza Topsy, an Athens colored damsel will
wish she had never "growed" before she gets out
8 of prison for kashing Charles Smith with razor,
. She cut several and distinct holes in his clothes
a before he could get away ..
n David Hahn fell down the stairs at Miller's
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