The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-27

de fund him dead with the 34ept XIX,
spine where 1t struck him WhSa fAH6f W.
ieeSes wife and three children
| It is said 100 new dwellingst@lll be- ~. ~ is
East Palestine next sumEaer.
The Wooster Courthouse will ba ooma'Sl,d n
time for the December term of cQ6rf
There is not vacant house la Youu na.
Another telephone company. aith 81
$4,000, has been organized in OIS.ol
The Cleveland, Mt Vernon ant abusN>
Railroad Company are now laying nov, sloel
rails on the summit section In Holmes county.
There are two Japanese students at the West.
ern Reserve College One Of them came to this
country on the same steamer with Gen. Grant.
George W. segur a CLEVELAND Ceuucilnhu, han
been arrested for illegal voting M h1 October
election.
The East Palestine Pottery entefp BEE laeevvt
to haltfoF Yant of means to flush |f lfiSsdSe
and st9tthe mach hinery, An urgen apftal TO
the citizens for funds TO boost the .lhea uphaa
been made. w eas.
DEiPaul, for many years President Ile Mus,
kingum+College at New Concord, ha gped
and accepted the call given him by taa Bniled
Presbyterian church at Galt Canada
Miss Emma E. Fink, Emma siger and 4nothe
young lady, of Flndlay, have sworn out HafIsa
against Riley Warner, Thomas Black aha an-
other chap for bastardy. Sensational def6lt1
ments are expected. ~
Little Maggie Lime daughter of John Lime, or
Upper sandusky, is musical prodigy. Shells
only about three years Of age, YET she can play
with ease upon the piano any tune or pieca she
may hear, within half an hour after hearing II
played. When but two years of age she epineed
remarkable musical talent playing upon differ.
ent instruments many pieces she had heard rem.
dered by others
Cuyahoga Falls, Nov, H.-The elevator at the
RiVet Works fell this afternoon while loaded
with iron, breaking the leg of y young man
named Kelly, recently an employe of the shops
and resident OF Akron.
SteubenVIlle, Nov 21.-About4 O'Clock this az.
ternoon DR.. Resen Johnson of this city, while .
driving ACROSS the Pan. Handle road track in the
9th ward, in buggy, was struck by a passenger
tram and fatally injured,
Athens, Nov. 21.-The supply store Of the Har.
mony Salt Company, three miles east of Athena.
was burglerized during last night and every.
thing 1t contained, consisting of dry goods, gro.
ceries and tinware, carried off. Loss not known,
though the stock was not extensive.
GAINESVILLE Nov. 2l.-This afternoon at O'Clock
John Skinner, young married man, 2S years
Of age, while walking along the track Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, near the power house,
near the city limits, was struck by the west.
bound passenger tram and almost instantly
| killed. Rf ..,-
Youngstown has Cooking Club and it is re-
commended that they send the results of their
first attempt to the Indians thus to kill them of
quickly,
Mr.. Fred W. Jones, roadmaster of the @. Mt. W
4 G. Ry. met with painful and serious accident
on that road last week by falling from the top Of
freight car while the train was in notion
The Barber Match Co.'S Works at Akron, ara
now lighted by the Brush Electric Light Twen-
ty-one lamps are in position and the machine
has capacity of $4,000 candle power.
Youngstown is to have a telephone company.
New Philadelphia, o., Nov. 2O--A huge dog in
attempting to scale a high fence into j. Coven.
try's yard missed his calculations and landed at
the bottom OF the we'll, 60 feet deep The family
thought the water rather "riley" next morning,
but could not account for It, About noon the
hired girl upon looking into the we'll discovered
a pair of cleaning eyes staring at her from the
bottom. Help was obtained and the dog drawn
up. He was in the we'll abcr. Is hOurg and kept
alive by swimming all the time,
steubenVille, Nov. 23-Last night q burglar Ell.
tered the dry goods store of McConville & Son,
through skylight office one story high, at the
rear OF the main building and carried off silks,
trimmings, gloves, etc., to the value Of $1,000.
There is no clue to the thieves.
PaintGtille, Nov. 22-Yesterday afternoon
boy named Smith, who lives about four milea
from here on what are called Mentor Plains. re-.
ceived fatal wound from the accidental dis.
charge of shotgun which he was handling. The
charge entered his head directly under the lower
jaw, and passed upward through the mouth and
into the brain. At last accounts he was alive
and unconscious, and with no chance of re.
coVery.
Columbus, Nov 22.-A special from Delaware,
| o., to-day, says that Dr. John Neil Patrick Han.
nahan and George Corwin were arrested at that
! place on a charge Of robbing graves Corwin
was used as a tool to capture tine parties By the
given an examination before the Mayor of Della,
ware and were bound over to the Court of Com.
mon Pleas in the sum OF one thousand dollars
each. Neil was held in the same amount to an.
swer for shooting with intent to kill.
Ashland o., Nov. pa very serious shooting
affray occurred miles south of this place last
evening, in which Mr.. Tobias CrOne, an aged d,
and well-to do farmer received fatal wound at
the hands Of W, F. Rudy young lawyer Of
HayesVllle, this county Rudy is graduate Of
Princeton College and the Michigan Law School,
and for brief period practced law in Cleveland.
Crone is still living, but can survive only day
or two Rudy is in jail awaiting an examination,
which will take place in the morning, The cir
cumstances OF the sad affair are about as follows:
Rudy, as is alleged, took improper liberty with a.
daughter of CrOnes Last "Wednesday she in
formed her brothers OF, the affair, and they per.
suaded her TO invite Rndyto the house Saturday
evening to settle matters Rudy went last eve.
ming, and after a short interview CTOne ordered
his sons to eject Rudy from the house. They did
so, pounding Rudy quite seriously In the effort
In Che sOufle Rudy drew a revolver and fred,
the bail taking eff .ct,in the bowels Of the elder
CrOne, whoNas encouraging his sons In eiecung
Rudy. ,,.,,s,
Cincinnati N6sr 2S,-A- Commercial special
from Richmond IIndgsaYs Manford WaIltngfOrd
and Theodore Eisher two friends wentto con.
cert together and When near Mt Vernon church. (
both being drunk, Wallingfqrd shot Fisher in the
abdomen with probable fatal result ,.:..
Cincinnati Nov. 22-This afternoon two men
entered the money y.ordeE department of the Gov.
ington post.ofiCe, and whneope Of them engaged
the attention of the only clerk present the other
made his way to a desk and succeeded in getting
S24O of post office money. The officers are con-.
ident that they know the thieves.
Akron, Nov. "a This afternoon ten year old
lad named Fogarty, in attempting to get on an