The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-22
OHIO STATE NEWS.
A Compendium OF the Weeks Events.

A Compendium o. the Weeks Events.
Grace Church, Toledo, has been partially
destroyed by fire.
A severe gale blowed the roof of the City
Opera-house at Gallon, on the 18TH
William Schubert, tramp, was killed by the
cars at Belpre.
Mrs. Mary Detcheon, aged seventy years, re-
siding near Alliance, was bur 1ed to death.
William and John McGregin, of Plain City,
were assaulted by highwaymen and robbed of 5000.
George Lang was killed by the cars at
Canton.
Fred. Smith was fatally injured by the ex-
plosion Of a can of powder near New Philadelphia.
The convicted dy-snatchers at Cleveland,
Drs. N. Schneider and J. E. Smith, must pay q fne
ds 90.
Mrs. John Gregory, ST., was indicted at Col
umbus for the murder Of her daushter-in-law, Mrs.
Jno. Grego'y, jr.
A notice of ten per cent. reduction Of wages
at the coal mines at stratsville and at Logan has
resulted in the miners at both places quitting work
Caroline Kuhrt, a white girl, aged eighteen,
at Canton, has caused the arrest Of William Cornea,
colored, on charge Of bastardy.
The barn of Richard Riley, near Bellaire,
containing horses CATTLE sheep, grain and hay, was
destroyed by fire. Loss, 5000.
At GAINESVILLE Thomas Crippin was whipping
his horse in thestable when the horse let fly with
his heels and broke Mr.. Cdppin's skull.
The eldest daughter of J. G. Burris, of Sum-
merfeld, Noble County, was burned to death by her
clothing catching q e, the Fast week.
Jacob Wire, of Lima, while stealing ride
on freight train, fell OF am was hilled. BE leaves
wife and several children.
Dreamer, the man injured by the explosion
of $50 pounds of powder in the mills Of the Great
Western Powder Works, near Fosters Crossing has
! died from his injuries.
Samuel McMiIlen, living at yinton, Gallia
County, while attempting to shoot bird, accident-
ally discharged his gum the contents taking effect In
vife's head aud killing her Instantly. = 9h'
Mrs. n. A. Younkin, of Perry County, had
her clothing to catch re while boiling soap-rease
and was'so terribly burned that she died in few
hours. Il, zq.,.ts..s
Dan Theobald, an insurance agent at Bel
lare Is missing. There are two theories. The first
is four play, and the second, he has squandered
money which belongs to others.
Thomas Reed, night watchman at Garretts-
VILE, was perhap, fatally injured by q desperate
character named Frank French, who threw a
hickory club at him, cracking his skull
The suit of Richard Gilmour, Bishop of
the Cleveland Diocese Of the Roman Catholic
Church, against F. W. Pelton, County Treasurer, to
restrain the collection OF taxes ON the Catholic
school property was decided in favor Of the former
Near steubenyiIle two horses driven To n
| w.oon hv Jasnar Carnsban bec.m. fr;obtsn.d
~ : train ~ cars ran svav and PLUNGED mt !.
ditch 6f,,an fasr dean. C,rnsban no. M h.d,,
iniursd tbat he died shortly after Roth bor .. ers
| Killed.
1;,. a ee.u e c;,
'aooD NieSei' So ''"'s' y, oiuney'
starting up stars TOLD nus We ne was going to sui
eide. She laughed at nlm: Fn'een minutes later,
! growing uneasy over MS statement she went up
stairs to see what ne waa doing-THe was hanging
by the meek, oeao.
New Philadelphia reports & sad case Of elope-
ment. farmers boy. not over eighteen years old
VINO mas never Deen TWO miles away IRON nome iH
ms me eioPeu WIN youns "a.rieu Woman "he
'ce inotnei VI 'niee .n1iu,e ~, % lug soinan nus
JAM 20 y'une DA- !. ~. aAe ~ evo1 s,t-
anu --eA ooU1'e -
Elva Boone, aged eleven years, who has
lived with a family named Nuelis, at Athens, fol
Ave or SIX years past 1t has been ascertained was
Kidnapped from her parents near Hinton, w. Va
some time In the year 1874 since which time her
parents nave made airuitess searcn ior ner HeI
recovery at the present ume the result OF her re-
cent abandonment py tne Nuei Iamiiy, VINO moved
from Athens, throwing the girl upon charity, which
incident was followed BY the SOW unraveitng Of hel