The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-07-29
OHIO STATE NEWS.

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z wn1IAm wE1I1Scros. near st. Msfys aged
eighteen, had foot amputated by moving
machine. ~ .4@s-a fsttk4
D. G. BRowS, . rich farmer living near
jamestown, was fatally injured last week BY
. falling ladder.
AT Bellefontaine Joseph Deerwester is in jail
for attempting 10 kill NJ. W. Slicer Slicer is in
precarious condition. gf{Ss
AT Beaver Falls John vogel was struck by
fying emery wheel, breaking his arm IN TWO
places and mashing his head
,EsocH ScoTT, farmer near Bellefontainer
who was SO desperately hurt few days since IN
. runaway, has since died from tine enect-
JOIN CoxE, Marshal of Canfeld, Mahoning
County, was murdered by Lot Harah and
party Of roughs, while trying to induce them TO
go home.
Isoorr GARNER, young man, son,of Henry
Garner, of Tppicanoe City, while walking the
road during Storm was struck by lightning
and killed. ~ ! sfst.2s q q E.st
L. SHERWOOD, formerly proprietor Of the
United States Hotel, at Columbus, sustained
broken leg and other injuries 1t Nelsonvine,
| last week.
JOHN McGAFF was fatally injured at Youngs-
town while assisting in tearing down an old
stack at the Enterprise Mill. Three other work
men were seriously hurt.
AT Delphos Joseph Hummer, aged ten years,
had his right arm sawed OF close to the shoui-
der while playing around rapidly revolving
spoke saw at the Ohio Wheel Factory.
A LAD named Dice, living with Melkiah Sher-
bondy, near Akron, took horse TO pasture
and as he released him, the horse wheeled and
kicked him in the chest, killing him instantly
RoBEnr Sr1cKNEY's circus train ON the Mari
eta and Cincinnati Railroad was ditched near
| Chilicothe the other day, wounding three per,
SONS, Real Near, the ring master, Mrs. Samuel
Stckney and Thomas Wedge.
1<sra
stock, proprietor of Comstock's Opera House, OF
Columbus, to be Trustee of the Central Asylum
for the Insane, pice G. p. i. Butler, resigned.
His term viii expire April u, 1882.
A LITTLE SON and daughter of VIM. Rhodes,
in Noble County, were playing in room alone,
when the little girl suddenly espied an old re-
volver m q bureau drawer. Innocently she
took it up, and accidently discharged it, killing
the little boy. 49,,
4 aMns. Y1sa1rNa, living just east Of Camden,
was seriously and perhaps fatally injured by
runaway accident the other day. The horse
took fright at q hog, and turning suddenly
threw her on the ground, breaking her right
arm and leg and otherwise injuring her.
II ASHLEY Brown, OF Dayton, who got away
with over SIC, 900 government funds, and Last
fall broke for Canada is at home again. He
surrendered himself and was placed under %,
4 500 bonds for his appearances at court Major
Bickham and Mr.. Gus Sander are his bonds
men. 20. fft- - s5fs 80 Al.,ss = ~ 81
ANDREW CARHAN, = farmer living fourteen
miles from Gallipolis, went IN company VIII
George Rimmly to town to pay his taxes.
While there the two got drunk, and on tine WAY
home the horse ran away. throwing both the
men out and instantly killing Car1nan, whoss
neck was broken by the fall. 10 b
LAST week A. ". Search, Of the CoshoctoT
(O.) Age, purchased the Toledo CorsnserciGl o.
]. N. Brown, assignee, for e12, 900, payable II
one, two, three and four years-the nrst pay
ment secured by mortgage on the Age and tht
others on the Commercial property. Tn
paper is to be Republican.
CICERO JONES, from Greensburg, Ind, com
mitted suicide at College Corner. Mr.. Jone
4 received o small mitten q day OF two lago
whereupon he said he would show his girl wha'
he could do. When the shot was fred, he wa,
heard to cry out "ohl my GodP' and fall.
:. evidently was q love Affair."
LOGAN COUNTY Is enjoying spook missiles
i Corn cobs, clubs, stones and other missiles al
to be seen fiying mysteriously through the a
so it is said. The Zahller farm is the plac
where these mysterious things are occurring
!, and O number of persons who have yisttet
the place have been struck, but from whence tn
| articles come can not be seem go 80
: AT Steubenvilie, Henry Cooper and Kin
Robinson had been in the city on business an
were returning home IN q buggy. and afte
crossing the river at the lower ferry drove upo
l the railroad track, just as the passenger trai
from Wheeling approached, and before the
; could get on we're struck by the engine, an
, hurled down the embankment, killing the hors
!. and probably fatally injuring both the yom
men. 5,ss4ssf4ss - -ff7ssis :, 4
r The rife-corning mill of the Miami Powde
4 Works, six miles north of Xenia, blew up wit
Y terrific force ON Friday last The workman
> charge, William Woollis, was blown into the a
and instantly killed. and the mill and machiner
+, i were torn into Fragments. Woolhs was whit
{ man and married, but his family do not live .
the mills. The cause Of the disaster H. nc
4 known. The loss Of property is slight, not e.
Z ceeding q few hundred dollars. SIT
A TERRIBLE accident occurred ten miles wel
!, Of Mt Vernon that may prove fatal. Wn
y jackson, aged thirty-fye years. was driving
u moving -nacfliue, when the wheels came m COZ
s tact with rail, throwing him from his seat
: rectly in front Of the knives, cutting his lie
= arm of near the elbow and nearly severing Il
- right arm above the wrist. Medical assistan
It was summoned and the wounds dressed, b.
e his condition is pronounced precarious-
n The Democratic State Convention held
k Cleveland on the 22d inst, placed the folloEiI
for Secretary of State; NJ B. Follett, Of Was
u ington County, for Supreme Judge; Richard
% Tanning (incumbent) for Clerk OF the Snpren
q Court; W. J. Jackson, for Board OF Public Werh
d y. ]. Burns, for School Commission; Jnd,
r. p. Ranney, of Cleveland, and john T. Follei
. of Cincinnati, were named for Presidential Ele
i tors at Large.
MISS LIZZIE PAPsT, q sixteen-year-oid dang
ter of Anton Papst, prominent German cl
zen of Portsmouth, was drowned last wee
while bathing, in O secluded place In the r1ye
D. with two sisters and q little brother. The ge
"a eral supposition is that while standing IN I
a water Lizzie took sudden. cramping or haf
- fit; as owing to the shallowness at this place
u would have been almost impossible to m
u drowned from any other cause. The you
D. girl was very active and bright, and the an
ly has spread gloom over the city. -