The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
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Coal. nine dOIlars psE toa cInclpn,,,

burned up In Perrin, Gran q Co.'S pens 4pf.,
creek, near Cincinnati ~ Saturday sVoS
Loss on stock and bbildlfs 80, ,OOt, PA
covered by insurance.
Finday, Nov S.-Last nishe ht New Bsgtl,ti
Ed Matthews, prominent Citizen, dLses.a 8
friend named Spencer in Mapbewd
room, inhicting painful wounds ifro .otpr
arm, who escaped through the ee,ak
excitement
Eaton, O., Nov. S.-Last nigf . We,les
Chrisman was attending c,I tifer a a
new church some four miles vi f h1ls. aorao
lOwbred and infamous scOundfelg fe, we'd flia
bits from the mouths Of his two horses IN s' l.e
the concert was over new organ was nAeedsn
his spring wagon, and when his family IA been
seated his team started through the CROWD. M
setting and playing havoc generall N dc
spring wagons and buggles, one Of wil vac
completely demolished, which cost 10 her
$500. The family Of Mr.. chrsman We1e HcaWu
out, and his little son sustained blhI.et Vhia1i
are thought will prove fatal
Wooster, Nov. S,-Vslentlne Sturgisa xas foun4
guilty OF burning some wheat stacks be'OrMnR
10 Cyrenus Geiselman, valued at 81, ,l0O and sens
fenced to the Penitentary for three years by
Judge Parsons, this morning. 3t
At Tifin the other day while the express srafr
on the O. Railway was passing througRtba
city some one threw rotten egg at 1t and strtief
the express agent square in the face, ts
GarettsVille, Noy. 7.-Burglars paid this pIae
visit last night, and aher breaking open
safes without being discovered made their
treat. small safe In the feed store OF Full
Hatch King was blown open, and from GS) n,
100 in silver was taken out At the freight houtN
OF the Atlantic g. Great Western Railroad ttt
outer door to the safe was left unlocked By tba
agent, Mr. Udsll, as It contained nothing al
value, The inner door was blown open ana Tie
cash box torn out in the attempt to sesufe their
booty. The doors Of both building were prisa
opeT, and the cash box torn out In the attempk
to secure their booty. The doors Of both builG-
ings were pried open, and a Bledge which ttaP
had used was left In the depot.
Mr. c. P. L. Butler, OF Columbus, has been an
pointed q trustee Of the Columbus Insane Asy-
lum-the successor Of Colonel Blount, Republl-
can member of the Board, who has been appoint
ed Steward Of the institution.
Cleveland Nov 7'.Ross Powerga railroad man
about S years old, committed suicide to night
by jumping into the river from the VIaduct He
squeezed himself through small aperture in the
draw, and when 1t was turned he threw himself
into the water, a distance of 70 feet. His body
was recovered, but there was nothing to indicate
the cause Of his suicide. He was married, aud O
young man Of good appearance,
A huge mastodon tooth was found on the farm
OF Leuis LanDing in Liberty township, Hancock
county.
Toledo, Nov. 1.-THE formal bAllotiDg ior iE dt
reotors Of the New Wabash, st Louis x Paoi6a
Line on the part ot the Wabash stockhoIdetb sdk
place here to-day, with the following result: g6f
one year, Julius s, Welsh, Thomas Z. Tut Sc.
Louis; Henry H. Cook, New York; ] L. Welsh.
Philadelphia; James Cheney, Fort Wayne, Ind,
for two years, James F. JOY. Detroit; Charles
Ridgley, Springfield, ILL., George N. Dunlap, Chi.
cago; Solon Humphreys and Sid ey Dillon, New
York; for three years, Cyrus w. Field, Jay Gould,
and Russell Sage, New York. A. l.. Hopkins, Ta.
ledo; Benjamin W, Lewis, St. Louis
Neweomerstown, Nov. 6.-The Glasgow IRON
furnaces, which have been idle during the SUM
mer Of 1876, will start on full time next week
very important trial will take place in CO.
shocton on December @ The case ia a supposed
poisoning scrape, in which several prominent
citizens will appear as Witnesses Several months
ago a Mr.. Smith Of COshoctOn died under crcum-
stances which indicate srsenical poisoning He
fingered in intense agony for several weeks com.
planning of sharp, burning pains in his stomach,
and died after great suffering. Suspicion point
ed to his wife as his murderer, and she, with q
brother of the deceased who had been lntimata
with herSWas arrested, They were both indicted
at the last term of court and are in the Coshoo-
ton county Jail awaiting trial. The case promt.ss
ses to be very interesting one, and many chenis
ical experts will be examined. W
Ssndusky, Nov 10-James and Nm. Hagen v. 4
Of Groton township, were arrested to-day on a
warrant charging them with arson, preferred BY
Valentine Mlnzeuberg, of the same township, Il
is alleged that they set FIRE to Nil zsn0ergs barn,
and while 1t was still burning were accused By
him of being the incendaTies, and thereupon
they beat him aud his wife and daughter. The
two Hagenys were brought before Mayor Sloane
to night and bound over In the sum Of $500 for A
preliminary examination, to take place next
Friday. Bail was furnished.
Delphos, Nov. 9.-Eugene Holly, a lad Is years
old, while stealing ride on freight train bs.
tween this place and Lima to-day fell under Tho
wheels, and had his right leg cut of above ,ha
knee. His parents reside in Ada,0
Ashley, Nov 9.-About midnight las. night,
VIM. R. Woodgrove. shot and killed one Robert
Davis while attempting to enter his house. To.
day an inquest was held and a verdict was rem.
dered Of justihable homicide.
On Thursday evening Of last week, Mr., Isaaa
Anderson, Stewart of the Central Lunstic Asy.
lum, was suddenly attacked with heart disease
and died within an hour.
Wooster, Nov. 9-This afternoon about three
o'clock, Sadie Mclaughlin residing about three
miles southeast of this place, was found lying on
the AOor dead. She was about 2l years old, and
always seemed to enjoy good health. She was
alone in the house, her parents having gone
about an hour
Logan, Nov 9.-LSWTence Geiger, Of Laurel TO-,
Hooking county, was arrested ye'teTday, charged
with the burglary Of Blakius' clothing store last
Sunday night. A lot Of the clothing was found
at his residence. He waived an examination,
and was committed to jail.
BnCyrus, Nov. "a hickory nut she'll lodged
in the wind.pipe OF q twelVe'yeSr old son Of Corr
Everett, painter living here, last night. which
resulted In the death OF the lad this morning.
Surgical aid was attempted, but the boy died be-
fore relief could be effected.
orrville, Nov 1O-G. W. Clapper, editor Of the
Herald, published at Fredericksburg, this coua.
ty, was severely COwhided to-day al this place by
H, NJ Wilson, an attorney Of ouvile for alleged
Sanderous reports published by Capper.
Mrs Martha McCook, mother OF Gen. Alex.
Mcdowell McGook, now on Gen. jhermAn's STAFF,
died at New Lisbon, o., Monday.
Right Rev. Bishop Gilmore of Cleveland, has
issued circular directing that in all the church.
es of his diocese, irrespective Of nationality, q
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