The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-02-26
OHIO STATE NEWS.
A Compendium of the Weeks Events


A Compendium Of the Weeks Events.
Akron is in fair way to have Music HaIl
which will cost them $4,000.
Mt. Vernon sends five hundred dollars to suf-
fering ireland.
A. W. Miller, editor of the Kenton RspxbE-
can, died OIL the 18th.
P. Powell committed suicide by jumping
from train near Bryan.
Jacob Six was fatally injured by falling slass
in toal mine at Nelsonville
Eli Piper fell from q passenger train near
Csrdinston and v as fatally injured.
The Millers' international Exhibition to be
he'd at Cincinnati viii be Of four weeks duration.
John Edwards fatally stabbed Ben. Morgan
in dru. ken row at Warren.
All the youngstown coal operators advanced
wages 10 per cent the 10th.
All the iron establishments in Youngstown
are running on full time.
At Pomeroy Tom Brown was fatally shot by
Bill HutcLins.e
The jury in the third trial of ex-Auditor
swiih CT uglaize County returned verdict on the
.6.h cf not guilty.
You gstpwu, was dashed to death by falling dis
tance of l2t feet down a shaft.
The jury in the Taylor McAlexander suit st
Bel.efonLaiue for $4,000 for debanching Hattie
T-yior returned verdict of 900 for the plaintiff.
Parnell visited Cincinnati last week and on
Change three thousand dollars subscribed for
the Ieiiet OF suffering in Ireland.
The track-layers of the Ohio and West vir-
gina Railroad at Logan struck the other day and re-
fuse to 80 out bee use it was " too cold.''
Rachael G. Connel, of Cleveland, who fell
from porch at the Akron Hotl, sued the proprie-
ter r N Dowpey, and got verdict for ., ,o0o
Rev. W. H. ]. McDade, Cleveland minis
ter. has been arrested on charge preferred by
Lucy J. Chamberlain, one of his flock
Berthold Landau, of Cleveland, Secretary Of
the Kischer Sher Barsel, has suddenly disappeared
with 81 90 Of the society's money. The society II
a national one. -a,...z..-,
Captain Ashley Brown, the missing Dayton
defaulrer, has beel heari from. He returned ST.
TOO to United States Collector Williams by mall and
more is promised. Brown is probably in Canada.
The horribly mutilated remains Of J. n.
Rogers picked up by the side Of the railroad at
Salineville where they had been deposited aftez
Gragg ng half mile or more under the train
The jury in the Weller Thompson case, at
Maysvile, returned a verdict for Weller In the sum
of $500. The plaintiff charged Thompson with
estranging his wife's affections.
Aandal Vance, of Barnesville, an old and
prominent citizen, after living thirty-seven years
with his spouse, seeks divorce on the grounds Of
false accusation.
John Dali, young married man of Dresden,
fatally shot himself in the eye while trying to
tricate revolver that had become entangled in the
lining of his coat.
Suspicion is being aroused that David HAYES,
of Urbana, who died recently, was poisoned. Hin
bowels and stomach have been sent to Columbus 70
be analyztd.
The store of Hurd Brothers, at Aurora, (nea1
Clsveland) was entered by burglars few nighta
nee, the safe blown open and s., 200 in money and
5000 in bonds stolen.
James Doyle, man sixty years old, was
sentenced the other day at Mt Gilead by Judge
Kinuy TO five yiars in the penftentiary for bur
glary.
The proposition is being discussed to run Q
railroad from Dayton to College Corner, on the In
diana lins and thence to Greensburg. The object
is to get through connection from that point to
Louisville, Evansville and the Indiana coal fields
Collins P. Elsbee, residing near Delaware,
ferocious bull few days ago. The attack was
made while he was feeding the animal. One of the
hornes pierced his heart. His neck Was broken
also.
During the severe wind storm which passed
over Cincinnati on THURSDAY of last week, the resi-.
dence of B. II. Rover was blown resulting in the
death of an infant child which his wife at the
time holding in her arms. It was struck by flying
missile.
The examination of the books of elthold
Landau, the missing Treasurer of the Kescher Shel
Burzel of CleFe and has been concluded and shows
deficit OF nearly $4,000 Numerous claims against
him have turned up, and the condition of his
finances suggests that he fed 10 escape the disgrace
of making an assignment.
George N. Fisher has been acting in the
capacity of treasurer at the VneStreet opera-house,
Cincinnati Fisher, in company with a girl who
had been acting ricket-eller, suddenly disap-
peared, and with them 90, 500 in money. They were
arrested in New Orleans The girl was permitted to
return home and Fisher was held to answer to the
charge of grand larceny.
The trial of James Wilson, at Upper San
dusky for the murder Of Washington Hite the sist
of last August came to close last week, resulting
in verdict of murder in the FIRST degree and sem
teuce of the prisoner to be hanged on the 18th OF
June next This murder was peculiarly atrocious
one. Wilson followed Hite, who was on his way
home from town, until he reached lonely spot,
when by his own confession, he shot him through
the heart. Wilson Is but twenty-seven years old,
rather good looking, but very wicked and profane.
Ministers who call upon him are rebufed with
curses He has taken an oath that he will never
hang declaring that he will starve himself to death
iu preference. While sentenced was being Pro-
nounced on hin, he amused himself by chewing
,nhanna and shifting at q mark.