The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-04-07
OHIO STATE NEWS.
SMALLPOX at Ironton.

SMALLPOX at Ironton. 35sr sss f4
The late snow has been hard on young
lambs, many pertaining, "and it is thought they
will come high"
CHARLES, the eleyen-year-oid son of ex-Mar-
shal Tolbert, of Circleyille, was fatally Kicked.
by horse IN the head.
THE death rate of old and prominent citizens
of Urbana is remarked upon as having start
ingly increased over that OF former years.
MRS JOHN ALBRIGHT, residing near Youngs-
town, committed suicide by hanging, leaving
five orphan children, her husband having died
four years ago. -.-s,s4~ts- r. yl-F
ALFRED EIKISs aged SIXTY years, proprietor
OF the Touring mills at Florida, was caught in
the machinery and SO severely injured that he
died in a few hours.
PIERsoN, the %, 900 Hambletonian stallion
belonging to r. D. Norris, of Brooklyn, N. r.,
died at Mechanicsburg the past week Of rupture
of the stomach.
The wheat acreage in Ohio is perhaps 40
per cent. greater than it was last year, and
owing to the heavy SHOWS, which have acted as
protection, the prospects Of good crop tn
Central Ohio especiaiiys ars good.1sai = ff5Fe8
/ THE jury in the murder trisl of the State Of
Ohio vs. John Godfrey Smalley, tried for the
murder of Jacob Baughman, at GAINESVILLE,
failed to agree and were discharged. This ID
the second trial, and the costs already amount
to e, 900. st - Hs9'f ssh
| NEAR Steubenville George Mooney, aged if-s
teen years, loaded gun with marble and shot
another boy, James Mahap, in the eye, the mar
Mahan had been stealing apples, which Mahan
denied. The wound was not fatal.
DURINa the deep snow John Housman, Of
Bronson, determined to take advantage Of the
condition by riding an unbroken colt. He
mounted the colt, and the next move. the re-
/ fractory animal threw him violently against .
post from which he sustained three broken ribs,
and it is thought, is fatally injured
THE Robinson Wagon Works, Cincinnati,
were destroyed by fire on the morning of April
| 2, entailing loss of about $65 900. There
/ .wero between three andfou hundred finished
wagonsconsumed in the fsmes valued at $25,-
600. The amount of capital represented by the
company is $500, ,o00.S Over $50 man are thrown
out of employment. -
1 CASES are constantly recurring to show that
many men who are mangled by cars are first
murdered. On the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad, near Zaiesk, Alfred Eby, . coal
miner, was found upon the track beaten to .
helpless condition and rescued Just in time to
prevent hin being smashed to an unfecognizz-
BILE mass by a passing train. His assailanfs are
unknown.
| SOMETHING over week ago the wife Of Silss
Lappin,- of Leesburg, tried to hang himself
with sheet, but was cut down down In time
4 to save her life. A few days later she suddenly
alarmed, began q, search for, her. As. he. en-
tered an clubhouse, where It seems she was
i concealed, she dealt him a vicious blow with 4
/ mattox, striking him above the eve from fhe
effect of which he is living In criticsi co,,d;-
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Eve yea-s so " Sba,,.r 'is -. - t
;f s,,d I've cI,;idrs dess-tsa 1,a.,ss VIII III
,,sn ~ Ns,v sIhanr in;s1,s n;s ~ ,s;sl - IL
i;vad ,,nt;i txa ysss 800. fs - - =
family had ths - I'll - IN
i In the meantime by mi,sic tsach;no [as,;ns,
boarSars ETC. the mother and : ds1ottsz ~
4 cumulated some uroperty. Four weeFs soo fbe
i mother WAS taken yerv III and fba man 6sx;-s,
i heen fejegra to cans ~, iT i; H., 81 -
her die. Al soon a. the f1nsrsI v.s oys, ~ be
set abont irving To nossess hin1sal, ~ az -. -,
4 sonaJ rroy,eTfv INIT NJ ,,y,.Tia - A. - - -
count 81 fbe on,,s;ton ~ an 5s,,,S.ss p u D.
ter,I1sr - ba fte,,Isi -. ~ Az,
sis;f Is Woiv;Iis .,,5 =, h.r shsa net ~
of sverv solifa,y sc-s,, th.t ciS ~ J-islP
naS AZ bisac ai,,;.ss. a.irs AZ, y so, ~
nst,,,rosnt nd c,oth;rs, w. VIC ~. s nssr
tnrned sha fonna he-ssiS ,vt,,,t - s.ie =.
tscla If r. siI and .-;tS1,,t ,,1so oe ~ snsie II
;ht St,,,,,rd - Ios - { 80 - 90 ~ sseZ , StSL
80, a. E;-S,sat; o'ef ~i'ooV sno tooA
&C c---,I -'-
MEf ohsEtf ,s IhosT:-A Iew weeks ago
iaIMer H e1lng home iate y nent, IN Iuscarswas
Gounty, nao OCCASION 70 pass the spot where
tne 1oay OF tne murdered gri MARY Seneh,
,I:p was sn.omn ineo ,ne Water, ana ne AYERS that
ne 9stnceiy saw ner come up out OF the water
ano return 70 " AGAIN NOW come TWO other
farmers, pameo spare and Mowzer, who saw
the girls gnoss Says MI. spare: 'dr. Now.
e, ana atIenoeo SAFE during the DAY, and
die not start home until probably half past
O'Clock at night; 10 shorten the distance We
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