The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-04-14
OHIO STATE NEWS.
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kkiMENsNrDER, Secretary OF the Toledo
water Works Board, it is estimated, Is short
NoRwALK Is about to build O new court
house the Legislature having authorized the
issue Of es5, 900 Of bonds to pay for it.
THE Legislature of Ohio seems to say, peo-
ple must 20, to church: at all events. they have
got to behave themselyes when Sunday comes.
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LIVE stock sales OF catue az Lonuon tas. al
wee. meek prices ranged from tMo ana ma. 70 s nss
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were SOLO. Inc attendance was poor.
ID. A. MoFFATT, of Hancock County, who
gave his order to . fruit-tree peddler for ever
green trees to the amount of S22-60, seems to
pc the latest victim. Inc order a turned ro up In
panA IN tne snape Oh . note ior Vozz'oo.
The will OF Joseph Z. Ailonas, who recently
died at Mansfield, has been set aside. This was
very important decision, as the viii conveyed
the right to all the patents Of the deceased,
WHICH are COQ6lQCfeQ very VaiuhDlo, 10 Tug
Aultman-Tayler Manufacturing Company,
thereby cutting on his wife and children.
Two boys at Lima named Wilson and Colds
berry, aged twelve, got into dispute over .
game Of marbles, when Goldsberry drew .
knife and inflicted dangerous cut on wilson's
neck. The wound was dressed by physician,
who pronounced the escape from death mar
row one. Goldsberry skipped out to avoid ar
rest, just as an older person would do.
Mrs CoRA wooDBuRY, Of Urbana, has
and cleveland Railroad Company for $1,000
damages, which she alleges she has sustained
by the death OF her husband, fireman on the
road, IN coiislon last DecemDer. MIS- WOOD
bury also asks for 20 oo0 addltaonal lor injuries
sustained BY herself by reason OF sa,d accident,
she being an injured passenger on the wrecked
train..
Ross ]. SINGER, of Caldwell has in his DOS
| session wonderful curiosity. It is pig, or,
| rather, two pigs closely united together. The
| sets Of tusks, two palates, double tongue,
eight prefect legs four ears two tails-in short,
| two perfect bodies from the shoulders back.
Mr.. Singer claims to have big offers from curl
osity hunters for this freak of nature.
AT Circleville, in the Lewis granddaughter
case, the claim for q new trial was abandoned,
and Judge Lincoln, In passing sentence ON
4 Lewis, declared that IN his opinion he was
guilty of numbering his mother, notwithstand-
4 ing the finding of granddaughter by the jury.
AT Inc cOsb VI ulb icCttAIc, no pfOuOutlCcu bou-
sence upon him for the term OF twenty years,
the full limit OF the law Lewis never WINGED
under the charge.
SAYS an Urbana correspondent ssThe' bee
keepers Of this section have met with great
losses from the severe winter, in some instances
whole apiaries being destroyed. The bees died
leaving an abundance Of honey. Death ap-
pears to have been caused, at least In many
cases, by large numbers Of dead bees falling
over the entrance TO the hive, effectually shut
ting the bees in and smothering them to death.
The loss will aggregate many thousands OF dob
lars In this immediate section.
ASorHrR man has eeen the ghost Of Maro
senssNIoshns FnrIer ~ Cana sSo noyar y whS
publishes over his own signature the foIlovino
| statement: ssI was at the Salt Works on Satur
| day evening, and returned home about two
o'clock in the morning, got within about twenty
| wards of Sugar-Creek Bridge, where Mary
Seneff was thrown into the water, when saw
fbe shape of a woman about ten feet from tiae
| shore. Come ont Of the water and walk mn and
down the creek. / watched It for Ave minutes.
| It started down the Stone Greek road and
| turned the bend At Hosea Fishers then IL dis
appeared.n
| A Drsrpucrrvr fire at MI. Vernon nm tls
inc TO the ENGINE iron-works of q. 4 a. Coonee,
| q 70 THE RuiIdine WAS three hunderei feef
| long sixty deem and two stories high The
nnI,erstorv was r,sed for stf,re-roon9 for NAT
terms. brass fittings. saws, and patents. The
qronnd fIoor was occupied by compIsted trac.
f;on farm ensines one hnn3ired and tSranfv. ~.
Ave being closely packed in the room. and rem.
| dered it imnossibie for their removal .s.cen,
| Ave. which were saved. A great portion Of t6e
| walls fell. and from fear Of being crushed r.
| death the firemen could NOT do much effecfiye
| work The loss Is Estimated AT s150. OO0 vrbicf
| in fnily covered by ingurance.
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