The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-25
STATE IND NEIGRRoRHonn.


Perry county mined O5S254 tons OF coal laGt
year.
Some Idiotic Republicans still jollIfy over tho
election.
Daniel Clay, Wood county man, fell off his
wagon In it, Wheel ran over him and broke
| his neck,
Judge Taylor was nominated for Congress In
the Nineteenth district to ill the unexplred term
ofGeneral GaIf4ld
Horse thieves are numerous in Seneca county.
youngstown wants to spread itself over more
territory. City limits to be extended.
Wayne county farmers are holding a conven-
ton. They want to know whether farming
pays,
John Sherman is said to have twenty men at
work FOR him in the State working up his Sena.
torial boom.
man named Griffith at steubenvIle, stole
farmers COW and sold her for beef to butcher.
Republican rows have commenced about post.
offices, Thirteen applicants for every Office, Anx.
ious patriots want to save the country. Country
must be saved.
Evangelist IN Wayne county held protracted
meetings and wrestled with Satan, but Satan got
the better Of him. He ran off with the daughter
ola farmer, the Evangelist not Satan.
ogan, ohiO special says while Corwln Call
miner was emptying xuantity OF blasting
powder into sack which his wife was holding
the powker exploded. Mrs Call. was burned to
death and Call is not likely to live
Black River hes secured the largest brass foun.
dry 10 the world. Possessed Of an excellent har.
Dor and enter prsing business men, It's prosperity
will steadily increase,
Under The new time card which went into effect
on the Valley Railway on Monday coach is at
tached to the coal train which leaves Cleveland
al Z CLOCK in the evening, for the bene6tof Akron
passengers, lhiF accommodation will be greatly
appreciated by Akron people who have occasion
to visit Cleveland
The annual agricultural convention will be
held January 5th when the terms of the follow.
Ing officers in the State Board will expire: Ba.
ker, yriai Wing, Newark; Charles Smith
Marion; Peter Murphy, Hughes Station; ArVine
Wales Massillon. A number of interesting pa.
pers will be read by several Of the members.
Central Insane Asylum report Tr ,stees want
more money, Fire apparatus lnefH nsnt Iusan
conVicts should not be kept at the asylum hut In
proper place within the Pentenuary walls. FL,
nancial matters some what mixed. Little sickness
during the year Whole number OF inmates 1877
Number admitted during the year 1888 0fuum
Der luder treatment Is per cent recovered. Re
ceipts Sl7l 0OO expe lditures 1854 900. Surplus
$1,000, Expense per month Sl285S 80. Per capt.
ia expense for year sl73 1S; per week $685.
Jonathan swank Of zlnesvllle committed SUI.
eide by hanging Sunday,
Colonel DeSilvs prominent citizen OF MllleEs.
burg, Ohio died suddenly Of bronchitis
Amendments to the Revised Statutes to the
number Of 324 now await the action Of the Legis.
lature as to whether they shall be inserted or not.
Youngstown, November % This forenoon Red
Rose Mcmillan, sentenced to the Penitentlary for
Two years for robbery, eluded the guards at the
county Jail and made good bis escape. Billy Con.
way, a boy, escape with him, and was aiterWard
rearrested.
Bellefontaine, November GA man named
James Sloan shot James Ksylor in the legs to.
night with double barreled shot gun The shoot
ing took place al Blue jacket Mills one mile and
a half from town, No cause Is assigned for the
act Sloan was intoxicated and has been lodged
in jail.
Matthew B. Taylor cashier Of the First NatIonal
Bank of Warren, died suddenly Tuesday, aged
65 years.
The Ohio river is frozen over at steubenvllle
A young girl met her death at Eyris Tuesday
in very peculiar manner. She slipped down
the cellar stairs and struck on the back Of her
head, but thought nothing Of the iujary. A few
hours later she was taken with convuisions and
died. It supposed a blood vessel was ruptur.
ed.
Fires at Oberlin and Marysvile yesterday turn.
ed family into the cold at each place.