The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-08-19
OHIO STATE NEWS.

MISS JENNIE CRoss, an attractive young LADY
of Unionville, has been pronounced insane.
MRS JUDGE TRMBLE, of wapakoneta, was
fatally gored by a cow the past week.
CLARA RowE, an outcast of seventeen, living
at Youngstown, suicided by the iaudanum
route.
Mns. GEORGE NIXON, residing near Gore,
committed suicide last week BY cutting hsr
throat.
JOHN FoRp. a wealthy farmer Of Jefferson
County hanged himself to o tree with Bride
rein, until he was dead.
AT Malvern, in Carol County, Last week, the
safe of A. R. Haines was blown open Ind $500
taken-by thieves, of course.
Mrs. CATHARTNE HOLDEN, OF Plain City, way
laid and shot her landlord, Jacob Rider, infiict-
ing serious wound. Bound over to court
EIGHTEEN fine wool sheep belonging to
Charles Briggs, farmer living near South
Charleston, were killed by lightning the other
day. N=
PAn1p RIEBRIcHER, aged sixteen years, st
tempted to Jump off morning train at Akron
which he did, but was drawn under the car and
instantly killed.
GOVERNOR FOSTER has granted respite of
one hundred days to John Callahan, IN jail st
Wooster, who was to have been hanged on the
28th Of August.
WHILE taking shelter under tree during
thunderstorm, John Mccoy, farmer, living
ing near East Liverpool, was struck by ngnt-
| ming and killed
AT Versailles Arch Hultz attempted to get
of train moving at the rate of forty-Aye
miles an hour, not desiring to be carried past
home, and was killed.
/ O. L. MILLER, aharnessmaker of Rock Creek
was killed by the cars between Rock Creek and
Rome Station on the Ashtabula, Youngstown
and Pittsburg Railroad last week. =
Mrs. ALLEN ArHEY, of New Philadelphia,
who murdered the Sneff girl short time since,
is assuming the insanity dodge, and pretending
| at times to be unable to speak or hear.
! JOHN STALKER, of Pomeroy, aged thirty
/ wears. while walking along Front street in the
| dark ran against post and sustained injuries
/ rom which he died the following day.
| or tha New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio
| pa;Iroed IA and a W1 near Kent. n collision
o,,,-,Iately smashed six freight cars md dam
! aeed five hundred bushels of wheat, few days
ago.
,,ostol dsl;ve,v ia t, he establlshed st
z.aa.-;lsp Ill 0ctohsr Tb;s delivery mas been
sd -, ~, tb bas;s Of ronuiation br,t on
the ae,ereosta receirfs of the office last wear,
which were S22. 64S.56.
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JOHN HING, young IaInie. 4sans ~ LII.
south OF van msI;, mSns a W Go;rs home | he
gay anu ~. nearss srtss.oiv 1rss throw, from his
b,,oe,y broso ,a.iG s,.d ;nstentIy Killed :
D'sey, f-.;,,,+ +r.;r ON the
Mar;ests and Gncnnati RaiISosd left the track
about two miles west o. Ma5snsss ;n ad md tls
four loaded coal-cars 70 klndins "ooo' anu sne
tendef INTO shapeiess inaeo.
NEAR Mount Gilead, William Foster, while
experimenting with a ple-driver, was struck
with such terrific force by the horsepower arm
that his body was completely fattened. Doubt
less the man never knew what hurt him.
JoHN and Lucinda Mckee, Of New Lisbon,
whose child was an inmate Sf the .na rss,
assaulting and battering Superintendent Buck,
ss;1ed : non the child and skipped away with IT.
Mha Ss,,1eu .rtes re are nnder arrest.
Aue 80 e. ,;oIr f.o,,, +t. ,ra..hs-.
HERE cnAi,ce d iot lie ranter wv, r B-oots
laIan aeasI ,est of Nanoieon lost flree
r.snd LIVING mso b1,sbsls of wheat and two hundred
tnousanaa - Doseis sts yt,;la III threshne last SUNDAY
pusels ar u from fhe engine ienited the stack q
wheat Inc macn,ne Was, WIZ, 'a;asa ui., M. n.
MRS. GEoRaE ORrHoFFER, residing near MT
Vernon, while working in the spring house, fel'
something crawling about her shoulders. turn.
ing her head she WIS startled 70 see copper
head snake Lift It's head 10 ner lace ana oaIe 4 =. J
tongue out at her. In her s,ruggie 70 cast !
of, it bit her hand and SO rapidly dio tnas mem lem
ber begin swelling that the correspondents say
amputation will be necessary.
WE compile and present List OF the faiIs z Z
be held in Ohio, this year: Allen County Fair
AZ T inns. Sent. 2s-Oct. /; Ashtabula, Jefferson
Sent % at. Athens. Athens, Oct. 6-S; An
eiaize, Wapokoneta, Oct 5s; Belmont, st
Glairsville, Sept. 6-10; Brown, Georgetown
Oct. So; Butler, Hamilton, Oct 4,S; Carroll
Carrollton, Oct. 5-7; Champaign, urbana, Sept
7-1O; Clarke, Springfield, Aug. 1870; Cler
mont, Boston, Sept. 7-10i Clinton, Whining
ton, Sept. 7-10; Columbiana, New Lisbon
Sept 1915; ooshocton, o0snoctoG, eeps. % a. ~