The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-03-18
STATE AND NEleRBoRBoOD.

monroe Robertson, for the killing OF Wiley
Coulter, at Painter Creek, will be hung at Green
vile, July 10th.
AuRlaize county proposes to b1lld II pixies tha
year, Logan county l2 and Marion county l6.
Two women are now on trial in this State for
poisoning their husbands-Mrs. Smith, at CoshoG.
ton, and Mrs. Millison, at Marion.
Licking county will erect Chlldren's Home,
ten acres Of lsnd in the city OF Columbus having
been donated, and will be sold for that purpose.
Al Beatty & Sons OF steubenville, Ohio, have
just put up the largest glass works stack in the
world. The stack is lO2 feet high from the bot
tom Of the pit and 81 feet high from the floor
It's diameter at the hOOr Is q #. In, and at the
top 9 IT, in This stack will contain 13 pots, IN.
creasing the capacity one half The foundations
of the stack and of the gas pit contain 500 per.
ches ofstone A stack is to be built at Bridge.
port after the same pattern.
Atsession of Grand Lodge ofthe Ohio Knightsof
Honor, is to be held in Cincinnati on Tuesday,
April 13!h
It's announced that Gen. Durbn Ward will
respond to the toast Of "The Star spangled Ban.
ner' at the st. Pstrcks Day celebration In Ak.
ron.
steubenville, which gets most Of It's lumber
and other supplies from Cleveland, has organ.
lied company to build narrow gauge rail-
road, called the steubenvile and Cleveland
road.
John N. Fordyce, Of Cambridge, who mysterl.
ously disappeared several years ago, aud was
thought to be murdered in the West for the
money he had with him. has turned up at Celtic.
Oregon, where he is acting as an agent Of the Or.
egOn Steamship Navigation Company.
Near the city OF steubenvIlle lives family
named Twaddle, FIVE of whom are blind and
have been from birth. Two sisters and three
brothers are blind, and, strange as 1t may seem,
they perform nearly as much work as those who
bave their sight. One of the brothers drOVea
team on Saturday, % miles.
Col. VIM. Mungen Of Findlay, who was nomi.
mated for Supreme Judge Of Ohio by the Prohl.
bitionists, declines to be candidate. Col. Nun.
gen says he is a temperance man in the fullest
sense, and while he appreciates the honor Of q
place on the ticket, yet a candidate he can not
be-"
A female who stopped at the Exchange hotel
a day or two ago, registering as Mrs, Wright, has
been playing snarp games on some of the banks
at Uhrichsville. While there she went into the
Citizens National Bank and bought draft for
&0O. She then by a slight change with the pen
rasedthe draft so as to read $40 instead Of S4 az
ter which she sold 1t at a Salem bank, making
SS6 by the operation.
Two Germans, working In an ice house at
Titfin, got into fight Thursday and fell into the
river Both were rescued whom nearly drowned.
Seventeen boys were arrested at Alliance for
breaking into the Alliance College and doing
damage therein, such as breaking windows, In
iurlng plasterng, etc. They were brought before
the Mayor, and all plead guilty and were fined.
A Lima special says that Miss Adams who was
arrested here on Tuesday on adiSpstch from Gin.
oinnat, for attempting infantlCide and who was
accompanied to this city by Hon. J. W. Perry Of
the Kentucky Legislature, to-day made state
ment that Absalom Adams, her uncle, Is the
father of her child. She made an affidavit with
a view to his arrest.
On Tuesday evening two men, Jacob Schwartz
and VIM. Toliton in an intoxicated condition ,
entered the house Of Prof. Miller, at strasburg
near Alliance and created q big row, knocking
down both Mr. Miller and his wife, and attempt
ing to run the house. They were elected with
difficulty. Mrs Miller Immediately came to
town and swore out warrant for the arrest OF
the two men, on charge Of assault with intent
to kill. They were arrested aud are now In JAIL
awaiting trial.
The Ohio cider.makers held an interesting ses.
sion last week, The premiums were awarded by
the Committees, and a number Of excellent ad-
dresses were made by some of the leading fruit
raisers of the State The Association adjourned
to meet in Columbus on the second Wednesday
and Thursday Of March, 1881.
AtRavenna, Monday, son Of conductor Ny
ers, Of the Cleveland & Pitsburg road, had his
right leg cut off while playing around moving
train. The leg was amputated, aud the boy will
probably recover.
NJ. ]. Davis, OF Xenia, claiming to be wealthy
and eminenty high.toned individual was recent
ly married to daughter Of one Of the first fami-
lies Of Sidney. Saturday the elegant gentleman
was arrested oh a charge Of horse stealing.
At Akron Monday, Reese Brothers, saloon
Keeper, while under the influence Of liquor fell
down stairs at an early hour and broke his neck I.
he died a short time after being picked up.
Henry Candy, a bad man OF steubenville rob-
bed and fatally beat farmer named Myers, in
Jefferson Co. He is still at large.
The Cherry Valley Iron Works, near LeetonIa,
oIa ~
between the owners and the puddlers.
Cincinnati Suburban Telegraph Co., which
controls the Bell telephone has constructed
wire to Hamilton o., and will open communica'
ton between the two places,
Ed, E. Jones, arrested at Chicago and taken to
Mansfield. for trial on charge Of forgery, on Fri
day night escaped by letting himself from the
4th story Of the hotel where he was in custody
1t is supposed he had 82S 900 In forced notes In
his possession.
Mrs. Smith Of CoshoetOn who has been on trial
for poisoning her husband with fly paper has
been acquitted by the jury.
The Atlantic and Pacific telegraph wires at Co.
lumbus that were seized by the American Union
have been restored BY order Of court.
The miners OF the Tuscarawas valley are still
on strike, having held meeting and resolved
to stand out for 9Oc without the screen.
John GIessley OF steubenville, got up in his
sleep Saturday night and fell out Of the window
Of q third story breaking both legs BE awoke.
W. G. stubbs, senior editor Of the Ashland
Times was married Wednesday evening last to
the accomplished Miss Jessie f. Sprengle The
MONITOR wishes them happy life, with plenty
Of stubbles In the way.
FIRE at Coshocton Saturday, destroyed Miss
Taylors millinery store and all the contents there
Of. 1t also burned five other small frame build.
ingB and some saloons.
GooD IDEA-Mr. James H, Gully has rented
one Of the rooms in the Dannemiller building,
corner Of the square and Tuscsrawss street, aud
in few days will open frStolass coffee and