The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-06-02
STATE AND NEIGHBoRHooD.

vanderpOol's shoe factory at TIain burned.
Loss $4,000
l. Mock, deaf and dumb, walked on the rail-
road track neor Fredericktown. He died In an
| hour after the train passed.
Rosa Johnston, a poor but pretty steubenvills
giil, has sued John Kerr, for whom she formerly
worked, claiming $4,000 damages.
At West Jefferson, Madison county, the barn Of
Lewis burned, and his four children were
roasted alive in 1t.
The wife Of the celebrated priest, Ptre Hya.
cinth, is an Ohio woman Her name was Emily
Jane Butterteld, and she formerly taught school
In Crawford county.
The NYP& 0 company has settled Its dispute
with the Valley road concerning the new iron
bridge over the laters line at Akron and work
has been resumed on the structure.
At Youngstown, Alonza Williams three.year.
old son was jealous OF attention paid to Mrs Ida
standorfs baby, and cut It's little throat with
pen.kniie. Wound not fatal.
Clyde ministers, regardless OF denomination,
are waging war against intempenance, and lately
the strange sight was witnessed OF a catholic
priest ecturing On temperance from a Methodist
church pulpit
Clark Waggoner, internal revenue collector at
Toledo, has asked the Sandusky Register to pub.
llsh retIactlon of It's attacks on him. II pub.
lished the retraction, followed by long article,
the import of which is that as brother Presby.
terisn, the editor OF the Register is forced to say
that Waggoner is no good
The burglars who blew open o Burt's safe at
GrangerbuIg, Medina county, Tuesday night, got
81, 5000, 81 500 Of which belonged to the township,
1925 to the M Z Church, and the balance to
Burt.
terrible accident with possibly fatal results,
happened in the Wadsworth Coal Company's
mine on Silver Creek brsnCh, Friday morning,
between IL and o'clock. The feed pipe to one OF
the boilers blew out, the escaping steam scRlding
VIM. Longmore, eng neer terribly about the head
face shoul iers and bre st. His recovery is doubt
full, William Fscus, Of the Akron Boiler Works,
was scalded from his head TO his waist. In some
places the flesh was hanging in shreds from his
bones He may recover Oscar Flsher was badly
scalded about the face and he his leg fractured0
Five other men escaped unirjured,
PiOus 0beIlln didn't decorate.
Cadlz proposes to have glass works.
Annual spiritualistiC camp meeting NEAR Kent
Lightning struck George stribleys house at Ak.
ron Monday, but didn't strike very hard,
Iron manufacturers Of Pittsburg signed all the
scales presented by the union, and work was re-
sumed Tuesday.
Akron, May 8l.-Burglars last night entered
Paige Bros hardware store and secured the con.
tents Of the money drawer, amounting to S25,
Earlier in the evening they had gone through the
house Of F. schoeniDger, and secured some mon.
ey and jewelry, and afterwards they CHANGED to
stroll into meat market owned by schoenlnger
who detected them by some Of his jewelry on
their persons, and arrested them.
Akron, May 2S-Adam Wilhelm, a well known
drayman, took one ounce and a.hslf OF lauda.
mum today, bat was pumped out and will recov'
er. Four cases Of sunstroke yesterday; one serl.
Gus, John Butler. Charles Bliler, aged 20 drown
ed in Davis lake, nine miles west Of here, yeSteE-
day. John Barney German miner, suffocSted
in Weavers slope early this morning. Surveyors
Of the Continental railway, from New York to
Omaha, reached here last night,