The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-01-29
OHIO STATE NEWS.
A Compendium of the Weeks Events.

4 Compendium Of the Weeks Events.
Parnell visited Springfield on Friday of last
week.
Pneumonia and scarlet fever are raging in
the vicinity of Sidney.
The Union. Glass Company, of Bsllaire, has
been incorporated.
Some wonderful discoveries Of mound build
ers have recently been made in Adams County.
Reliefontaine is supplying its usual quota Of
> nsaii5ns
The strike at steubenyille among the rolling
mill and gravel aft miners is practically over.
Stephen Welsdon, of Crestline, while coupl-
ing rs few days ago, had his arm crushed so
badly that amputat'o. wa, nsc ssary.
The safe in the dry goods store of o. outlame,
at zinesville WAS cracked the past week and $500
stcies ihersfrom.
The Emmet Guards, of Dayton, give their
an uai military dres, ball at BecAet Hall, In that
ct on the zth Of Februsry.
The death of Col Houston, Postmaster at
Mdiersburg, has brought to the surface strong
supply OF applicants, ard t var RACES.
Isaac Brown and G D. Stewart, of Athens,
pijo ed ad,unk en- carousl Il together, during which
Joseph Wolf, G coal miner at Zaleski, was
fatally Injured the past week by falling slate in
coal mine.
West Virginia fugitive named John Ruby
and der Of band of rnoun, ain de peiaioes, has
been captu ed at ~ashins Jon, C. II.
The rolling mill at Columbus has been
obi ged to shut down account of the scarcity of
I'D rails.
John Bailey, OF Eaton, charged with ASSAULT
ing iner Albright, as b sen put under bonds.
Albright Is in precs'i u condition.
Quinn Snyder, residing near New London,
went home IL toxieated and it is supposed, fatally
shot his tolored hired man,
The large tannery of r. s. Dupuy, at Iron
ton, was destroyed by nre last week. The loss il
estimated at $4,000.
hief of Police, of Cincinnati, Wappenstein's
b., suit against DR.. Jones. of the local staff of the
eirciniIsti -easetts- has been dismissed.
Some rascal fred gun shot through the win
dow of passing train near Bayard, few days
.ince, the ball grazing the lip of passenger.
Pickpockets are following Parnell over the
! coun ~. Springfield last week was flooded with
tuem on the event of ParneIl's visit
! News from Coshocton report that strike
among the coal miners of Beach Hollow and Home
mines is imminent.
Thomas Dillon, of Springfield, fancy goods
dealer, has made assignment with liabilities at
| So0,i assets, 81, zoo.
Ex-Auditor J. Fin Smith, of Lima, is about
to undergo his fourth trial for completely in the
Augiaizs County Treasury robbery.
John T. Sharp has been found guilty of man
slaughter 10 the courts at McAuthor for the KILN
of Elder David T. Benjamin, and sentenced to seven
years in the peniteniiary.
Sylvester Lyons, highly respected and
aged citizen of Oxford fell dead on the road while
returning from neghbJr's where he had been to
| dine.
At a meeting of the Board of Trade of Cleve-
land resolutions were passed opposing the bridging
OF the Detroit Stri It's. committee was spp.inted
to oppose the matter in Congress.
The father of Miss Norma Conner, organist
in the Meth Church, at Van Vert, assaulted
her pastor, Rev J. r. Henderson, for censuring heI
on account ef attending dances.
The family of Jared Thompson, nePlaar in
City, narrowly escaped serious injury by the ex.
plosion of bac --lug which some malicious person
had charged heavily with powder. The explosion
was terrific
Mrs. o. s. Hogler, wife of a wealthy farmer
near Washington, c. a., gave her six.months-o -oit
babe, by mistake, morphine that had been pre-
sclibed for her husband, causing its death In few
| hours.
The husband of Mrs. VIM. Beard. of Coshoo,
1 ton, tloped with her sister the past week. Mrs
Beard is flo looking woman and the mothes of ,
| bright boy. She win pursue her tickle husband
| and endeavor to bring him to justice.
The Ohio House has passed DR.. Scott's bill
to restore the Congressional apportionment of 1877
precisely as it was before the Conversational