The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-30
STATE AND NEIeRBORHoOD.

CHARLES Stuck, jr., at Gallon, boarded the train
to ride little distance and In jumping OF fell
and had his head crushed by the car wheels.
At Sidney Saturday Conrad Reuterbach, on
trial for murder, was fond guilty of murder In
the first degree
Al Akron, Saturday night, In a row In NM.
Rinebald's saloon, Jonathan Taylor had his Leg
broken below the knee,
Baltimore, Sept. 27 Tonight In dispute over
card playing George Dorsey (colored) stabbed
Barney Nichols, also colored, in the abdomen.
He died in half an hour.
Cincinnati, Sept, 27.-Mr. Sly, of Nicholasyille,
Clermont county, came to the city to-day and ex-
changed 50 500 In four per cent. bonds for gold,
putting the gold in valise, On the cars on the
way home, he found his Valise exchanged for one
containing three bricks. There is no clue to the
robber
AT Wooster on Saturday the Corouer's inquest
over the remains of E. B. Morse, found dead there,
rendered verdict OF suicide by hanging Morse
lett TWO sealed letters, one addressed to his wife
and the other to the hotel proprietor, giving di-
recIions for the disposal Of his body and personal
effects His relatives in Elizabeth n. J., have
bNVh tSAS5 lophSh duu hIG GApbClbus
AT Akron Saturday, an unknown man about
hity.tiVe years old, was found dead In cord field
near Houck's brewery He had torn down q
shock Of corn and covered himself with 1t. It is
evidently case of suicide as by his side WaR
found an envelope from Smith d Bros drug store
Morphine" Poison" He had been dead sew
eral days.
The Republic Printing eompany's paper mills,
built at Enon station, fourteen miles south Of
Springfield o., at a cost OF S65 900, we're totally
destroyed by fire, catching by spontaneous COM
bustioD, 1t is supposed, in the rag.room. The loss
will be at least $40, ,OOO with $4,000 insurance in
several companies. This is the second burnugof
these mills, the frs. being four years ago. They
will be rebuilt at once.
Near Ashland, o., a serious quarrel took place
on Saturday between John Shlder and Christian
Miller, on the farm of the former north of town.
shidler bought the farm from Miller last spring
and in the contract granted him certain specified
privileges, the use Of the house until October LIST
being one Of them. Miller moved out of the house
some time since, leaving some timber prepared
Ior building purposes, which he claims to have
reserved. Saturday morning, when Miller, with
two hands, Gorham Miller and Parv Mason,
went after the lumber shidler ordered them of
the place. Miller ordered the hands to load the
lumber This so enraged shider that he picked
up club and struck Miller on the hack Of the
head, knocking him senseless Shidler left Mil
Ter and made for Mason, striking him twice, once
on the head and once on the shoulder Both
Miller and Mason were taken home in very
critical condition. Milers wounds may prove
fatal. shidler is one Of the wealthiest men the
county and prominent member Of the Dunkard
Church. Miller is a peacably disposed and highly
esteemed old gentleman. shdler was promptly
arrested and waiving examination was placed
under bonds Of $1,000. The affair excites great
deal of comment on account of its probably seri-
GUS results and the high standing of the parties.