The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
STATE AND NEiogB0RNoop7

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Both houses Of the LogIglature have aVroed "a
an amendment 70 the Militia biil, Increasing the
minimum number Of members Of each military
company to foTty'iouf.
J s,Cox ohihaend queeusWare merchant AZ
Delaware hag made ap a'ligpm0nt TO ex.Mayor
J'B Barnea popd, $4,000
Hon John oseteno3 oo,tay bss ho.v
appointed w lll ads trustee Of The Girl1'
lnduslfie lipple ~ lle|o y.
Between'A Ap1i Gtd 1870. twenty
nine peroasdied HAfen eou lg, Who wers
upward Of seyenty De ycili IA ase- the laeeR
ranging from seyenty iye 70 hiu6ty 4four.A 4
Tramps are growing moro ana more insolent at
ASh'sDula' and teem to have tAines their own
way The Ashtabula Light Guards win evehtu-
any De called out to drive them from the place.
The Smyrna Camp Meeting will commence this
year on the 9th of August Persons desiring In.
formation concerning tents &C., should address
o. NJ, Hollelt Secretary, Smyrna, Harrison coun-
~, Ohio,
calico Charlie" is what the papers call him up
in the Northwest; which means that Charlie
doubled the price Of the calico he sold the SOL
diers wives and mothers, while Ewing and Rice
we're fighting 10 save the Union.-BaaneT.
John and Nathan Marsh, two well known farm
ers aud stock men Of MoOreAed township, CLARKE
county, nave made an assignment to the Sheriff.
Iheir liabilities are estimated at 10000, which
will barely be covered by assets consisting OF
1900 acres of land and $4,000 worth OF personal
property.
The very latest Morrow county monsirosity 10 4
calf with two heads, two complete bodies, jlined
together, and four legs. which came into the
world on the farm Of the widow Weaver, in
Bloomfield township. It only lived but q few
minutes, Next
While playing In bran hopper at Hsrdesty'a
mill at Canal Dover on Thursday last. little son
Or Watson, OF the Valley Reporter, was nearly
smothered 10 death by being OVerpowered by the
suction and being drawn to the vortex OF the bin
fortunately aid was near, and the little fellow
rescued from his perilouS condition Just In tins
to save his life.
Perrysburg, June 2O-NB. Susan Faulkner, a
farmers wife, residing near this place. Luicded
this afternoon by hanging. Family troubles II
the supposed cauEe
steubenville, June &.-This forenoon q Pam
Handle Railroad brakeman, named Patton, fell
from freight train near Golfers Station, sig
miles east Of this city. The wheels passed over
him, cutting of both legs and one arm. He WAS
taken to hlS home In Pittsburg. He cannot live.
Eyria, June 22.-BlSck River cot its animal
victim to-day. seVen-yeRr old son Of N. Finn.
can was drowned this afternoon while bathing.
Athens, June pa west bound freight jumped
"a h nFnf fk.,N NEo.Iu nj.
about 10 o'clock this morning, wreCklng Eve cars,
The journal was burned # by hot box.
Newark, June l9,-This morning tramp and
an itnerant umbrella repairer ell tered the house
OF Mr. Hauk MOser, and made improper overturCG
10 DIS Little eight yearold daughter, while tho
balance Of the family were absent The wretchea
were scared away before accomplishing their he'll
lish design They were arrested shortly afler and
placed In jail. There is considerable Indignation
among the citizens at the attempted outrage.
Medina June A,-The northwest quarter Of the
village of Litch6ed was burned last night Loss
S25OOO. Six buildings were destroyed.
Findlay, June 24-The recently finished resi-
dence OF La Carlin burned this morning Cause
inCendiarism. The loss is about 500 or 81 900.
with no insurance.
sndusky, June 24-Coroner Hughes went To
Milan to-day to view the body of Henry Gibbs.
who committed suicide at that place Yesterday.
II was not deemed necessary to hold an Inquest.
Marietta, June A-J. H Gross fell from the
second story window Of the residence of W.
steed oman last night. He sat in the window listen.
| Ing to the music of the Turner band, and while
sitting there fell asleep lost his balance and fell
to the ground, distance of twenty feet He was
bruised considerably but not seriously.
Mansfield, juno PA young boy by the name
OF Gallagher had his left leg cut of below the
knee aud his arm crushed by car running over
him near the crossing Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne Chicago and Baltimore &Ohio Railroads.
me BOY was sitting on the side track when q
| switch engine threw a car on the side track,
which the boy did not see, and which injured
him as above
FOURTH OF JULY-The Cleveland Mt. Vernon
Columbus r. K, Co. will sell excursion tickets
on July Sd and 4h, good to return, including july
9TH, between all stations on this line at reduced
rates These tickets will be good on all trains to
ana from all stations where they stop regularly
accord ng to schedule.
The Pennsylvania Company, operating the
Pittsburg, f. Wayne G. Chicago and the Cleveland
Pittsburg Railroads, will sell excursion ticketg
on July 81 and 4th, good 10 return and including
July 5th, between all stations on those lines. At
reduced rates, These tickets will be good on all
passenger trains, to and from such stations a.
they stop at regularly, according to schedule,
Should there be a sufficient mum ber from any one
station to justify the company running special
trains, arrangements can be made by applying to
Division superintendents, giving timely notice 10
prepare the trains.
Cleveland, June 22,-This evening at O'Clock
James Brogan and Patrick Burke, mill hands.
had difficulty, resulting in Burke's drawing a
revolver and fatally shooting Brogan near tho
head. The cause is Jealousy on the part of Burke.
who gave himself up to the police.
A gang Of thieves are successfully operating
near Tlfin.
An aggregate Of about six hundred men are
employed in the rolling mills at Niles.
John J. Kelly ex.Councilman, at Cincinnati,
was sentenced on Friday to imprl ,onment in the
county Jail for three months and to pay Hne OF
$500 for inducing man to cast an illegal vote at
the election last fall.
There were 99S births and 965 deaths in Trum
bull county from April list, 1878, to March Slss
1879. The number Of births during the pIeViou
year was 967, deaths 81.
The telegraph cable from sandusky to Put in.
Bay Island, which was broken four months since
has bean replaced by new one and communics.
ton by telegraph res tored
The village OF Rowsburg, nine miles east o
Ashland, was visited by disastrous fire Thuru
day night, which destroy ed the store building o,
A. Bofenmyer, merchant, a building adjoining
used for grocery, and the 1ne new hotel. The
loss on buildings and goods will aggregate 1000;
well covered by insurance
In the United States Court DR.. Edward Bona.
part, alias {, B Reynolds, specially physician OF
Cincinnati for the past twenty .ave years, was on
Friday sentenced to the peDitentisry for one year
for sending printed documents through the maila