The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-03-24
OHIO STATE NEWS.

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ScARLEr fever Is raging at Nevcounerstovu.
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| an engine at Newark.
Two brndrod csa-,n.,, ;,,,,,;,-.,t. t.r. -.
centIy settled in + f,avrence don5tv .-''
- 'ee- - -" eo.oe Ssu.a'y, A.
ya.,s. p.~S :. ,ps 80 e...e's a.as
1oskfH hhsp, near Lancaster, nao snirty-nve
neau VI 1ue1p Aniea W ooss ~ ons h,enA
MnAERsaUse claims 20 be entirely out Of
oeDt' WHO Daaance 10 ner treasury on SAVoo.
APosToFFIcE war is raging at Youngstown
with the odds In favor OF the present fncu1n-
pent, Il. seagraye.
Mrs. FLORA, Of NewcomerstQwn, was horri-
bly, mangled by the cars while gathering mp
coal at the depot.
THOMAS LYNCH, of NorwaIk, brakemari on the
Lake Shore Road, died of Injuries received
while coupling cars.
JAMES FULKEsoN, brakeman on the Cleve-
| land and Marietta Railroad WAS horribly man
gled near Phillipsburg. sl7f 7ss,-T
THE Commissioners of Coshocton Countylsst
during % n the mast tSree @ months eA - 0s''1''ss
THE family of Lew Brown. of Ironton. mar
| roNIy escaned death by estinc nola root ct
which tbey nnistook for borse-ra15iisbf -'es
Mps sou Mr,. ~ ps,l.;r. -.
Mhs. S4aAa III a. MiLLs, Se "a SsnaTe, m me
onited n tbrornv I've Il, her bnsbs,,.:,, -.
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al " SS111lpous Dlpy M.cneu morteuy
plass VIZ. ~ ~ sns a.LncnaS
sA'e u amy VI sa1us ior ene
W.
WIN. sTuMP, son OF one OF the richest farmers
IN IN Starh S 09ansy, ls accused Oh norse-steanng.
II .ue t,a., ile oe1else se's up piea OF tona-
po. 'Aeasy.
"A coRnEsPoNpENT at flain City says nearly
an Lne WINTER a, wheat IN madison ooulty.par-
SC,uary siAt so"h On niack efouna-hes p0on
Aiileu Dy tne severe winter. ssssess.,s -
ihE residence OF Ell Metzgar, near New
fnusoeipnia, was burned the past week, and
pIE portion - Oh tne family. VINO we're sleeping up
STAIRS narrowly escaped death.
| PUnDY souIHAaD, a Bellefontaine youth do
ing the pretisdigitator, successfully swallowed
silver half-doliar. They had some trouble
getting it through the esophagus, but B finally
went through and the pretisdigitator is Al
right. -. -. - -s's' -
AT New Shiladelphla Jack Jones WAS trying
to carry half barrel OF beer half mile on
wager. When the task was half accomplished
he made misstep and fell, the -keg falling
upon him and breaking bis leg and otherwise
CYRUS znds1EH was found dead by the ran
| road track Of the New York, Pennsylrania q
Ohio Railway, near Girards .ffumbuH County.
Only his hand naq Deen injured p the trsin
passing over It, and ne bore evidences upon
his body OF having been fonlfy msrderedsi4
| OK the Panhandle Road, near Hanlon, Sta
ton, John Neil attempted to jump on passing
| freight train, but missed his footing and fell
under the wheels. Fourteen cars passed over
him, literally cutting him into mince-meat. He
leaves wife and three children in destitute
condition, ~ asi8E
SAis Milhamspurg correspondent: "At .
pupnc saie near the nortnern Doundry OF this
county two factions, representing thetoTns, of
Mount Eaton and Maysyile indulged in 4 free
nght Ihere were about nifty persons On ezch
SIDE, and number were 50. seriously injured
that doubt is expressed of their recovery.h
The operation OF ithotomy, or opening of
the bladder, was performed upon Mr. Atfam
| Mennett, President Of the Crawford County
Bank, and prominent citizen OF Bucyrus, the
past week: he mas been suffering from urinary
calculus Tor several years. Two cAlcuh were re-
moved, one pelng larger than hens egg and
| the other but little smaller. His recovery is
probable. sl- % so
| The State Board Of Agriculture have decided
to hold the next. State Fair at .Coluu1bns be-
/ ginning August 20 and ending September a
/ The board propose to locate the State Fair
permanently upon the present Franklin
County Fair Grounds for q period covering
TWENTY-FIVE wears. provided the cify will do,,sfe
| $4,000 and give the free use of the Conrfv
Fair Grounds for three weeks time each year.
JAooR EyERETT. residing near Caxr,a MN
4 Fayette County. was In desnerate straits for :
! drink of whisky He visited fhe honse ~ Ne
Loyelace. and seeing a bottle of turnentine
| seized it and proceeded to empty its Contents
| down his throat Mrs. Loyelace remonstrafed
| with him but To NO nY,rrosa He co-t;n,,ad =,
drink nntl he bsd n;e5 tha b,ttia ~. -
two or three days' terrible agony Eyesett 5;ss
| He WAS AGED fifty-three vears' -
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| - AHhEE nien ~ ct. Oihnsvnle, named Wear,
higgs,a ana poWnlpg, were charged with bur
gary. Nggss ggs tqrneo Mas states eviaenee against