The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-07
STATE AND NKleABORH0OD.

EeWerk, Aug. 1.--Mrs. Farra, wife Of Mr.. r,
Esr1e c0nductor on the Baltimore q Ohio road,
wv Aead n her he'd 1t her residence on Fourth
street eaIly GH'a tnpahing. She had retired in hsr
usual heallS |pss lnighl, and the cause Of her
death y lipf &noFp.i
Wheelire Aa1 lfonsy simfakias, 'ElmOFa
NayA and Lindsey tQss 'tnnington, w. Va,
we're sffslled a fhHf town Ah'l evening. charged
g1i'h eatl1iua }cnA r8psd Nancy Rice
etsy fr6Ypl "a f 'ei. Ths parties
w. u, lnFal slq1 Aa & Appsars nom
tnb evidei s ~. undoubtedly
guilty. TiIt ,soI iAN s NJ fib Intensely
excited over th4
Frank Pollock, y0uliN eaEs old !,
was drowned on ThurHtd entlns o'clock,
while swimmiPs IN N ALaAqnipg 4ai YOungs-
IoWn' Ohio, ~ "
Wellsville,July3 - Alonzo Fagniss ofthia place,
the young man who was seriously injured July
Sth, while stealing ride on the r. F.sw y C.R.R.
freight train to Freedom Station, died from his
| injuries this morning
washington G. Fl. ,July 31.-Harvey Dewitt, who
shot James A. Laine with double dose of bird
shot, was arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriff
M. E. Lydy Dewitt gave bail of 5000 for his ap.
pearance next Tuesday morning.
sandusky, July 31.-Wm. Collier aged nineteen,
son OF Rev. C. W. Collier of Wooster, Ohio former.
ly pastor Of the NJ. E. Church in this city, was
drowned while bathing at Lakeside to day. Young
Collier and his parents were in attendance at
Lakeside Camp Meeting. Collier and another
young man went out in a row boat quite dis
lance in the lake, and were swimming and hold
inc OY1f n tha hno xuha
cramps and instantly sank, The body was not
recovered up to late hour tonight.
Cincinnati, Aug. 2-The Gazette this morning
publishes the general report Of the iron trade,
showing general revival of this interest IN the
the Ohio valley, with an advance in price md
brisk demand.
Cuyahoga Falls, August 4.-DuriR a heavy
thunderstorm here last night the barn Of Justice
Ira Fairchild, of Stow, was destroyed by light
ming. Loss 81 OOO Insurance. $500.
Cambridge, August A barn belonging to VII.
liam Synes, Of Jackson township this county,
containing five or six tons Of hay and many farm
implements, was struck by lightning last night
and entirely consumed. Loss about $1,000.
Delaware, August 4.-sunday morning at an
early hour Harvey Humphrey, who lives on West
Winter street, observed two men making an exit
out Of his cellar. Hastily dressing himself, he
followed them a distance Of five miles west Of
here on the shortLine Railroad, and by the as
sistance Of help which he secured they were
made prisoners They are evidently crooks Of
the first water as they were elegantly atred, and
had burglars tools In their possession. An ex.
animation will be held tomorrow morning be.
fore the Mayor
Newton Wilson died suddenly Saturday three
miles from Marion, Ohio, and pest mortem
showed arsenic. The case is to be investigated.
Botkin, o., August Aired Kuhl, young man
Of this place, committed suicide last evening
about nine o'clock by hanging himself In his
father-in'laws John LoScher) stable, leaving q
wife, sister and stepsister. Cause unknown.
During the thunder storm last Friday, L. e.
Hawkins, Of Berlin township, Mahoning county
had eleven sheep killed by lightning. They had
taken refuge from the storm under a tree