The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-07-14
OHIO STATE NEWS.

SON of Il. h. Gilsford, Of Pomeroy, aged
ten years, was drowned while bathing.
THREE prisoners broke Jail at Wooster Lass
week and made good their escspe.
CINCINNATI has been furnishing four 10 six
fatal cases of suustroke day.
GEORGE WEAVER, aged forty eight years, wae
drowned ueaE Oxford, In Indiana Creek. y
HENRY GLASS, aged twelve yearA Of ,Eapo-
leon, playing with . revolver, fatally shot him
self.
Rev. R. Rock, pastor of the United Bzsthrn
Church at Canton, has been suspended for Inn
moralities.
LATER estimated Of the loss by the big Hrs in
Cincinnati do not come much under . million
and half.
CHARLES HALL, at GAINESVILLE, suffering from
q wound in the hand inflicted BY . toy pistol,
died from lockjaw.
JUDGE THOMAS CAMPBELL, one Of Coshoc-
tons Oldest and most respected citizens,
dropped dead in his Office from apoplexy.
| AFRANKFoRT correspondent claims the wheat
in Ross County, with the exception Of the straw,
| gives better yield than it did last year.
GEORGE E. WILCOX, of Sandusky, aged nine
teen years, wading in the lake for pond lilies,
went beyond his depth and drowned.
JOHN CooNEY, who, thirty years ago Joined
| the Shakers in Warren County, suicidod last
week at the age of segenty-tro years.
isaiah NOBLE, farmer living near New
| nonanu, accioenteiy uroSe reaper osot A'
ht.,e iour-year-oia Doy, instantly ni.ns Inn
IHE VIE OF pohceman McManon, ol i9unes
| town, being weary OF hte, shot at her heart,
but fortunately missed it, and will probably re-
cover.
A LITTLE daughter of Daniel Brewer, at
Mount Gilead, had her foot blown entirely on
by toy cannon, which had been nned WIN
pebbles by her brother.
A YOUNG child of farmer named Noble, re-
siding near New Holland, Pickaway County,
| went to sleep in wheat field and was run over
by a reaper. The child's head was severed sn-
tlrely from the body.
JOHN -HEIsKELL, q farmer living two miles
vest of South Charleston, had between three
and four hundred bushels Of wheat burned IN
shock. 1t caught from spark from an engine
on the Little Miami Railroad.
= (iARDNrR Przrpps one of Cinciuuati's mos,
prominent pork merchants, died on the 7tt
inst His death was the result of . surgicsl
remove a,stone from the bladder.
onrn ,,,.r ror,.d Iobn Rroadv.u
q .,.a.s s.- Io,,Sa-, "a fsyirs
to load a log on a wagon, when Il rolled onf<
him and killed him. He was discovered u
following day, the log lying across his breast
n M suovv nronr;etor Of the sboff Houss
Mt Birmingham. Erie county. was shot ant
Killed by Byron Hiceins. who was drunk, ans
whom Shoff was eiecting from the house
Shoff leaves a wife and two children. IN
murderer Was arreeted.
T.ean W. >. a.,-,.,,r.r r..;a,,,, ~,
wSli;smsnort Who WAS = few dsys sro sfreste,
, | for fine bnrolar;zine of A. A. Rinehsrt,s store
Init who. on the trial uroyed an alibf. has tsho
leaal steps to colIect SO. 600 damages on Ac
connt of alleged malicious urosecution. e
IT., p..,;.s,t;.-- n;rs.,rr. .t th.;r ,...n
a.s;n, ,aassd tls har os iss cony;cts n ssv
antvAsSa cs,,ts Zach ner "a d.y Ths snco.ssfu
49,, -. tl,s p.tton M.ruf,cfn-inr Cor
,,,.,,, D,uuo NJ " G.ia Rrown H;n-nan q Co ~
: panf, tha Sol,,,,,S,,s nr, Hn.Ih bhoit H. Wn-t. :
''e ooiU.s -,' :,
, WILLARD SERe, young ,aI"eL VI nusS. -.
Township, Crawforo County, We ~ sssns.L IL.
conversing with neighDor; naYlne ne ~. :.
: end OF his gun resting on Ine lowf poIu - -
r the fence, when the gun snppees Ina "
t hammer striking the poaro, u wss W. as -
the shot taking enect In tne ieis pIesss IN
! killing hmm instantly.
= The boldest robbery that ever occurred
s Tuscarawas County took place few nigh
v since in Auburn Township. farmer name
J. Frederick Eckert had his whole hack of sheel
4 numbering about one hundred, stolen frol
- field right in front of his house. The z
was followed forty miles, Wnen .ne usez :. "