The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-07-28
OHIO STATE NEWS.

LARRY BURNS was mangled by thecars st Lo-
gan. Intoxicated
The temperance people have organized 10
fight both parties.
PRoF. ]. B. WESTON, of Antioch College, has
struck out with the Prohibitionists. =.
A. HILL Il SoN, paper manufacturers Of Mid
dietown, have made an assignment. Liabili-
ties S125, 900 assets about the same.
SAMUEL CRAMKR, for ten years Superinten-
dent Of the Stark County Infrmary, has re-
signed on account of the Ill health Of his wife.
AT WEST MANSFIELD, Logan County, Charles
Heddington was accidentally shot by young
man named Daley. They were fooling with
shotgun.
Ar CALEDONIA Samuel Job, aged sixty years,
has been bound over to Court ON the charge Of
attempting to commit rape on Ella Stafford,
aged twelve years.
THE contract for building new jail at Urbana
was last week awarded to John II. Benson, Of
that city, at $29,65 This contract should
have been let ten years. !;
ANsEL Roe, a farmer working on Nathan
Earwoods place, near Gallipolis, hanged him.
self last week, leaving a wife and five children
in destitute circumstaneas---
HARRY Conner, tramp printer known to
almost every publisher in the State, rolled on
the platform at the head of the stairs Of the
Sentinel Office at Logan, while asleep and It ID
thought sustained fatal injuries. He was sent
to the Infirmary.
JOHN REINHART, employed In the Aultman
Agricultural Works, at Canton, is in Jail for
assaulting his two sisters. He drew revolver
| on one of the SISTERS, and was only prevented
from shooting her by the other, who snatched
the weapon from his hand.
Mrs. ROSETTA FIIcKINaER, Of Columbiana,
committed suicide by hanging In the garret.
When found her knees rested on the floor.
She was about forty-fye years old, and leaves
husband and several children. nl-health II
supposed to be the cause.
NEAR Watertown, Washington County, o
| flue boiler exploded killing Hiram Brockway,
| Robert Alexander, Eugene Barclay, Isaac john
| son, and probably fatally scalded VIM. Conner.
The water in the boiler was low, and the ex-
| plosion was caused by pumping in cold water
WILLIAM MILLS LYONS, third son Of the late
Baron Lyons, Of England, o brother Of the
late Lord Edmund Lyons, Admiral of . British
\ fleet during the Crimean War, and uncle Of the
| present Lord Lyons, recently British Minister
| to this country, and SO on, died at GAINESVILLE
| last week, aged eighty-fve years.
CHINr EyER1Y- n -G@zz,aa.2- -e;tise1 OF Afazion,
aged thirty years, was found dead in the Ma
| rion Cemetery. He was lying on the grave OF
his wife, who was buried July 10th, and .
| pistol in his hand, with large bullet hole In
| and suicide. Mrs. Everly died suddenly from
sunstroke, since which time deceased has been
| Respondent.
There is an extensive inquiry from exhib-
itors and numerous business men as to the
time for holding the County Fairs this year.
Ashland, Athens, Clermont, Coshocton, Guern-
| sey, Hamilton, Harrison, Hooking, Holmes,
Meigs, Lawrence, Licking, Preble and Wayne
Counties have not yet reported, but all the
other counties will hold their Fairs ss tn6
| times and places given below:
Allen, September ~, IS, 40 and so, Lima ,
| Ashtabula, September "a, %, 20 and 80, Jeffer-
son Auglaize, October 4, 8, and 2, Wappa-
koneta Belmont, September IA, Is and 16, st.
Clairsville; Brown, October 4, 5, and Q,
Hamilton; Carroll, October 4 and 6, Car
rollton; Champaign, no Fair this year CLARK,
August %, "a, Is and 26, Springfield Clinton,
August 16, II, is and 19, Wilmington; Co
lu%biana September $3.50 "a, rs al and % 2s 30 New New
80. Bucyrus; Cuyahoga, September "a, 2s
and 90, Chagrin Falls ). Darke, septem-
ber Il, Is, IA, Is and Is, Greenville ;
Defiance, September ~, 2S, 29 and so De
Delaware; Erie, September 20, 81, "a and 2s,
Sandusky Fairfield, October u, Is, "A and
Is, Lancaster Fulton, September n, a. "a
and "a, Wauseon Gallia, September 2, 8,
and 10, Gallipolis Geauga, September IS, 4
xenia Hancock, October 5, 6, z and 8, Find.
lay Hardin, September 2S, 20, so and October
1, Kenton Huron, September "a, 28, 20 and
80, Norwalk; jackson, jackson; Jefferson
September %, 20 and 90 Smithfeld; Knox
|
Lake, September q, % and %, Painesville
Logan, October 4, 8, 6 and 2, Bellefontaine
Lorain, September "a, 28 and 20, Elyria Ma
honing, October 4, and 6, Garfield; Marion,
October 4, 5, and T. Marion Medina, Sep.
tember Is, Il and Is, Medina Village; Mercer,
September 81, %, % and "a, Celina Miami
September 27, %, 20 and so, Troy
Monroe, September, Woods6eld Nor
gan, September Is, IA, Is and is, Nc
connelisville Morrow, september 20, a, q
and %, Mount Gilead Muskingum, September
81, s and 8, GAINESVILLE Ottawa, October 5,
and Z, Port Clinton Paulding, 6eptembel
q, % and %, Paulding Perry, September "a
IS, 20 and 50, New Lexington Piskavsy, Sep
tember q, %, 20 and 80, Oircleville Portage
September II, % and 90, Rayenna Putnam
October 8, 6, z and 8, Ottawa; Ross, August
10, II and II, Chlllicothe Sandusky, 6cpton
Der 27, %, 29 and 80, Fremont Seneca, Octo
ber 4, s, and q, Tiffin Shelby, Septembe
81, 2s, 20 and 80, Sidney; Stark, september "a
%, % and 80, Canton Summit, October 4
s, 6 and z, Akron; Trumbul1, September
Is, IA, Is and 16 Warren Tuscarawas, Sep
tember 81, %, 90 and so, Canal Dover Union
October 4, 5, and 7, Marysville Van Vert
September 20, 80 and October ], Van vert
Warren, September 20, 21, "a and 23, Lebanon
Washington, September Is, IA, 10 and 16
Marietta; Williams, September 20, 21, "a AM
2S, Bryan Wood, September 27, 2s, 20 and 90
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