The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12
STATE AND NEIeHBORHOOD.

| JUN oVOuButOh WAS klLed ny DelnB caught na-
tween the bumpers
At Toledo on the. 9th, Matte Dowey, girl Of
the town aged H. was ished out Of Swan creek.
At Wheeling little child playing at third
story window fell out on account Of the cross bar
giving way and was killed.
AT Wellsville on Friday Curt Atkinson, young
man living at that place was Jailed charged with
stealing tickets from the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
Railroad, The tickets were taken about the 18th
Of june and the first one presented caused his ar
rest, The balance Of the tickets were found on
his person.
Charles Laughlin, a resident OF East LlverpooI
was also placed In durance vile for stoning train
at the above place July 3lst He confessed his
guilt.
AT STasburg, Tuscarawas county, 8. snyders
store was robbed OF silks, musIins, coffee, &c., to
some $500.
At Kent Mrs James aged &C fell down stairs and
broke her hip joint.
Near Barnesvle little girl Of John Cowgilrs
fell from a swing and died IN few minutes.
At L mayile, this county william Gensamer, a
boy of seven was caught in a wheel and had an
arm and leg torn from his body, After suffering
four hours he died.
Near Dunkirk Andrew .semman, aged 12 was
killed by a team running away.
Cleveland, August 5-The Fourteenth RegI-
ment Ohio National Guard passed through Cleve.
land last night, and the members distinguished
themselves by general rowdyism at the depot and
by an alleged failure to pay for the provisions
they ate at the depot dining rooms. An inventory
of the silverWare made this morning showed S75
worth missing and a telegram was sent to the
Colonel commanding at Buffalo to have the men
searched.
AT waverly, Ohio, Wednesday evening, three
cars of an excursion train on the Springfield R.
R., Jumped the track one going over bridge.
David DUNCAN was killed, Thomas DUNCAN back
broken, Mrs. BJstock arm broken, seven severely
injured and number slightly.
Reese Owens, a prominent pork packer Of Pitts
burgh, failed last week. Liabilities, 100000; as
sets not known, but thought to be small.
At Columbus Saturday night colored man
named Lewis Reed was run over by switch en-
gine and killed.
A laborer at the furnace at LeetonIa named
Sweeney claimed be was tired and needed some
thing to produce sleep. HegOt mixture of forty
drops oflaudanum, fifteen muratic acid and half
a drachm ofspirits Of nitre, and took the whole
quantity at one dose. DR.. Marks was Immediately
called gave an emetiC and SOON had him out Of
danger. He is now as comfortable as could be
expected, and wiser if not better man.
At Upper sandusky Sunday evening two boys
were at the gas house, and one Of them applied
lighted match to a barrel Of tar which exploded
and burned j. HARRISON severely about the
face arms hands and feet. His older brother was
killed recently at Lima. Harblson's companion
Sam Walters, was also scorChed about the face.
The gas house took fire, but an alarm promptly
brought out the fire department and the fire was
extinguished before much damage was done.
Two years ago the Grangers' Cooperative store
was incorporated at Caldwell, Ohio, with capt
tai stock of SiO OOO They advertised that they did
business to the amount OF $4,000 the first year,
and paid large premiums to the stockholders.
Saturday Charles 7. Lewis, Esqr, was appointed
receiver, II. is stated by men who ought to know
that the stockholders will lose heavily.
Greenville Pa, August 9.-The Greenville
Rolling Mill of this place, owned by Kimberly
Carnes & Co., of Sharon, burned while in opera
ton late this evening Loss estimated at 100000
insurance S25O 900. About one hundred and fifty
workmen will thereby be thrown out OF employ
ment.
steubenville August 9-The steubenville Sun.
day News, G, G. Nichols, proprietor, has suspend
ed. This is the third attempt to start Sunday
paper here within three years, all of which have
IL, 70 iG ialk that the
Ohio Press weekly paper, published by M. R,
Allison, will be changed to a Sunday morning
paper
Newark, August 9-Expressman Nose Long
while returning from Old Fort Seventeenth R9gt-
ment encampment with a load of fifteen, mostly
ladies, was run into by man named Pound, at
which Longs horses took fright and overturned
the whole load. Five occupants were injured,
three ladies seriously about the head. 1t is re-.
ported that Miss Powers has not yet regained
consciousness. Pound will be held for damage
to person and property,
Toledo, August 9.-The caucuses for to.mor-
rows County Convention 10 select delegates to
the Democratic Congressional Convention, passed
off quiety this evening" being held BY ballot un'
der the Baber law, There were some conflicting
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delegates but there were no anti. Hurd tickets In
circulation, and the city may be set down as solid
for our Frank The county delegation will go
the same way which will undoubtedly make his
nomination sure.
The store of Miller Bros & Llpp Of Petersburg,
, Mahoning county, was burglarized Sunday night
and $500 in cash and other valuable papers were
taken. NO clew.
Wheeling, w. Va, August s-Thls evening at
NewbuIg Preston county, this State, terrible
} accident happened. Mrs. Halbritter and Miss
Halbritter were walking on the railroad when
the fast line came along and struck both Of them
killing Mrs. Halbrltter Instantly and inhichng
4 injuries upon Miss H4lbritter from which she
. died.
Akron, August 9.-Last night about half.psst sil
o'clock, as the special train going south on the
, Cleveland, Mt Vernon & Columbs Railroad wa
passing through this city, Philip RebriCher, aged
e about sixteen years, attempted to Jump of at the
Middlebury crossing and was drawn under the
car and instantly killed. His body was terribly
a mangled.
On Monday morning freight train on the New
York, Pennsylvania & Ohio railroad parted and
ian together near Windham, fifteen miles east ol
' Kent, demolishing FIVE or six freight cars and
! damaging four or Ave hundred bushels Of whea
No person injured
/. At steubenville Monday afternoon John Ford
!. a wealthy and respected farmer Of Salem town
ship, this county, went to the woods on his farm
e and hung himself to tree with the reins belong
/. ing to a set Of harness. When found he was dead
n Temporary insanity Is supposed to have caused
the rash act
AKRoN.-on Sunday evning Philip Blebricher
o aged fifteen years, in essaYing to jump from an
T. excursion train at the MddIeburg street crossing
g was thrown against the rails Of the side track and
u Instantly killed. The back Of his head was badl!
Q crushed in and his left hand terribly mangled
u A coroners inquest will be held