The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20

NY, P. Il o. painter Waldman, Of Gallon
went too near q red hot stove, and his clolheE
saturated with oil, took Gre, burning him badly,
Solomon, william and Jacob Robinson, and
Mrs. David Workman, living ct Danvillei near
Mt Vernon, have fallen heirs to SS,5OO0OO now
lying in the Bank OF England.
The remains Of a 'sHG'' said to have died from
smallpox, were shipped to Columbus from Orr
vile in barrel, the other day, The baggage car
had to be cat off the train and disinfected
Senator Fleischinan failed to bring about re-
consideration of the vote on sullivan's pool bill,
and says now that he will have law passed per-
mitting pool,selling on race courses.
Cleveland surveyors of Gould's new road, the
Buffalo and Toledo, have reached Painesvlle.
The line will cross the Grand river little south
Of the town. The people along the proposed line
are enthusiastic,
Gen. E. Sullivan, prominent young THIN
lawyer. was met at the train by policeman Fri
day, when he returned from Cleveland. HRrri'
son Noble, his partner, claims that Gerald embez'
sled $500.
At Geneva young man named Rollin Spring,
in attempting to board passing freight train
was thrown under the wheels and instantly
killed, his neck being broken and both arms
crui he'd. He had stated that he was going to
Cleveland to look for work, and some said that
he was intoxicated.
youngstown, Ohio Jan. Is "A disastrous fire
broke out here this morning at 4o'clock, in the
Valley Mill. Thos. Davis, the foreman, was IA
tally burned, and property to the amount OF SlOi
600. The loss ls covered by insurance.
New Philadelphia o., Jan. 15-The horrible
discovery was made to day that the body OF John
L. Roll who died at Gallon last week and was
buried here last Monday, was stolen from the
| grave last night The coffin was smashed In
with rail and the grave was only partly rehlled'
Detectives are on the clew Of the ghouls
The Jury in the case Of Of the State Vs. Malcom
McCook, charged with embez2ling goodsfrom the
store of Taylor & Richardson, at Clyde, O., re-
turned verdict of not guilty
The grand jury of Cuyahcga county has fornd
two indictments against John P. O'Brien, editor
and proprietor of the Cleveland Sunday Morning
Times, for selling and publishing an indecent
and obscene newspaper.
Sophia Feast, young woman, was found fro
zen to death In lonely woods near the County
Inhrmary, at CoshoctOn, o, II is the old story
seduction, life of shame a rapid descent aud 9
miserable death.
George Bowers, the well known blacksmith o
Mt Pleasant, o., was arrested on the affidavit
Martha HarbiDger, charging him with being thu
father Of her little One.year old girl, and th'
cause Of her present interesting condition.
f, Paine Of Painesville, who smelled powde
in 1872, celebrated his Goth birthday,
Llcey, State representative from Medina, want
his favorIte women's rights scheme submitted tc
a vote OF the people the second Tuesday OF mex
October.
sam'l Smart modern prodlgal son of Circle
vile, having squandere IL OOO in riotous living
suiclded by shooting Monday.
A. Klickow of Urbana, fell on the ice ant
broke his reck Monday, and Mrs, Zartman o
Newark, had her back broken in runaway
The engineer at Balls fire brick works at steu
benville, Monday, surprised the boiler with coll
water with the usual result. -Four men injured
Little Fred McGreen Of Berlin, near Mt. Ver
non, fell from hay W, smashing his skull
probably fatallyu
J R. Howels was crushed to death in Allen
coal mine Monday at Bridgeport.