The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-30
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,The Medina Balc p have new uniforms.
Burglars are mum rouc In the vicinity Of On.
Vile.
An independent military company h being or.
ganizedin Wooster. VIZ
Akren's depot WOULD dnlake Two inch splinter
blush with shame.
Young GOtschalk, Of Issiohia who was cusin
the neck and reported uekd, slil liyea R,H
has not yet been found, .l
The Mahoning Valley Iron Conn
Youngstown, have subslantirlly effeo|ia W
Tangement whereby they WIN manulad
own pig iron In the future. ~
N. D. Clark, President ofthe Ed,
Bank Of Ravenna, was recentIf Fw VT
| $4,000 which he advanced toevd 1sfiia
sharpers on bogus gold briol f
The horse-shoers Of Columhio tnlnE
counties will meet in Convenl roVn
Hall, Salem, Ohio, on TUESDAY ma.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. All horse-shct ',bf
The nail factory al Brown Bonn
down on Friday for anSindehniN
belts are being taken off and the asf W..
oughly cleaned up, so 1t can std ldlt Nilhm
little injury as possible to 1t.
George Scott, Of BellaIr, attempt N shes.
R. McCourtney, Of Wheeling, Hp
House last Friday evening whils
huence of liquor. McCourtney u
the Bellaire MIL and had dischar ol
| drunkenness.
Prof. Zedaker, Of youngstown, viii , sli'
against the Mahoning and shenango val Falf
Association for $4,000 damages In adyertsIn
that he would deliver an agricultural address Al
the Fair. when no contract to that effect had beet
made with him.
A fellow called "twopound Billy" on aoc5n
OF his small stature and grotesque appearing
porter at the Commercial Hotel, WellsVllle, dltlr
peared last Monday, taking with him some mQpA
and small articles belonging to guests. Heis
to have taken the afternoon train, and was M X +
| In Steubenville Tuesday evening, since WtIIA
| time nothing has been heard Of him.
| A case OF singular preservation Of q body ai.t
| death has been developed at RaVenna The b0dY
| Of Mrs. Mary Stowe, who died In August 1855
| was taken up for removal to Braceville, aud un
examination the body was found TO be in state
Of perfect preservation The face was as full ihe
color unchanged and garments just as they Wera
twenty three years ago. The remains. Wera ID D
| metallic burial case. 1
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running full time at present. but there has been
no advance in the price Of mining as yet. The
Hubbard rolling mill is also running full time
and the company are building four new pudding
furnaces The Hubbard Iron Company are pre-.
pairing to blow in the other stack Of their furnace
which has been idle for some time The lighting
up OF these stacks makes that little town have iH
old time appearance once more Warren Chron-
ice
Cleveland, october A-Yesteriay afternoon
heavy gale commenced blowing from the north
west, and the temperature fell rapidly. During
the night the gale reached the proportions of q
tornado In some parts of the city several chin
neys and smOkestacks were leveled, and III one
place man was picked up and carried tortylfee
by the wind, without seriousiDjury, "a
Bettsville, O.. October 25-William Fi8yB four
ing mill at Kansas Station, three miif vest Of
this place, was totally destroyed bYare iaat eve.
ming Loss, s2OO OOOi insured for S7
Somerset, o., october 2.-A train oftvelve cars
and an engine on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road were precipitated through burning bridge
this morning. Fortunately nobody was killed.
Macarthur, o.. October 25.-James Moran, one Of
he workmen on the all.night force in the Camp
bell tunnel, on the Ohio and West Virginia Rail-
road, fifteen miles south Of here was instantly
killed last night by premature explosion ofethG
powder used in blasting rock.
Lowellville, O., October 25-Fred Lewis,
quarryman at QuakeTtOwn drove his wife and
son from home with revolver yesterday follow.
ing them quite distance. He then went back to
the house. and, hunting up razor, cut his own
throat from ear to ear killing him instantly. Sup
posed case Of insanity.
Cincinnati, October GA special from Gray
son, Kentucky, relates that two hundred men
rode into MartinsbuIg, Elliott county, Monday
night surrounded the jail, overpowered the jail.
or, and took two prisoners, John W. Kendall and
William Mcmillan, to tree near by and hanged
them until dead. The men hanged were known
to belong to gang Of outlaws.
TiHin, O., October 25.-Two young men, named
Henry Nobler and John Savage, were blown up
by premature blast in the sewer to-day. They
were both standing over 1t, and were blown back
several feet, the charge taking effect principally
in their eyes and face. Each will lose one eye,
and perhaps both. Nober was also badly burned
and cut about the hands and arms.