The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-04-21
OHIO STATE NEWS.

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HErTMAN, IN inmate OF the Sol
olers Home, hangeoH rnseiI lest week. /,
SOPHIA ~BRANsrADT, Of Thornyillss was az;
restea az lancaster q Few Gays since' charged
VIII inIahtlciue. ..i - 81
URBANA, perhaps one Of the quietest little
cities in the State, for its population, has or
Jganized . telephone exchange company.
The Ohio Legislature has decided that S15..
600 wilfbe the proper amount for this State to
to the Yorktown celebrations ~
THE Cleveland molders, about 400 m num-
Der, are on a strike. They want an advance Of
Is per cent, and refuse to take 10, as offered.
ARNA Ft1roS. aged eleven wears, Of CALI
polls, and tyouneer brother cut doynsa tree.
which fell.upon Anna and killed him.
JoHs G. CnIcx. aged tventv-tvo wears. Of
BrookyiIle. WAS i%nsta9tjy kiiedby falling nm
der a moving ffeieht. from which he attempted
to Jump. - ~
AT Marietta. q number of bows were looking
az a revolver IN Aha hands Of willie Schranm.
THE weapon went off. killing Elmer~McGirr.
aged fourteen Years. -, -,
Il. 5 hnLg h,o w,is q Henry len p Luca S,s q ft ne
eon, to w ~ Ielseii Ia Dis 80 IT, wv
miles from hst hone; the past EseE' She leaves
fanny .nree Uniuren'
MRS. SARAH MILLIAHs, VIE OF q Iarmef
h er4s ss idsa oe and paGn so injured dsn ff herself elf RtETs st her
recovery is doubtful. % 1
FRkNcEsLocKwooD, aged twelve years, near
Port Clinton, caused the arrest Of George Bru-
ner on q charge o.! Dastardy. frances, VINO Is
q Oanadian, Is quite q juvenile 10 DO amolher.
LAWRENCE MAE, Of Youngstown, was found
on the railroad track at midnight, beaten IN Q
horrible condition, and placed thereto be run
over BY q passing trains He said Thomas Con-
roy whipped MN because 9ee refused 70 marry
nus SISTER:
JoNATHAN THAToHkKj o residento OF De Gran,
and former editor Of the De Graf. Bdnnes, in
an alteration With Jacob Royiey about house
once in the abdomen. The wounds smaycnot
prove fatal .A aMg ege l- .4a1 s.ast
ZERos MAY, son of John May, of Niles, who
recently has made Des Moines, Iowa, his home,
ID missing, and 1t issthought he has been foully
dealt with; u had in ms possession, when ne
left Des Moines, q large sum of money, with
which he expectedto purchase d farm. $40
A&JEssE DUIABAUM, q worthless fellow Of. Mas
| siilon, was sentenced to five days on, bread and
/ water for knocking his wife down and brutally
ti--teehere--tt.ss aalAwr .laerld heaztan-
sivelys published. The world ought to know
who they are. !
I MAYOR MEANS Of Cincinnati, on the 18th, is
sued Instructions to Colonel Carsen, Chief. OF
Police, to enforce the various provisions of the
Stubs Sunday Law, which requires that all
places OF amusement shall be closed and pro-
hibits the sale or giving away Of spirituous
liquor on Sunday - T-
AN attempt was fnads the rast week at Plain
Low to resurrect the BODY Of the daughter of
Rnsseu O'Harrel in the oemetery,at that place.
The explosion Of a large Howell torpedo al
most entirely rneartbed tbe oraye. and injured
or Temorslized fbe snatchers 40 that f6ey
ABANDONED tbeswork without the body.-1r--
.DupINa a ra;n-storm last veek at bradford
a bonse occ,niad nv a fam;iy named Harne,
,vos strnck hv I;obtning TEARING avav veatber.
boarding from the house. demolishinr tbf
Move Fnockino 'fbe casters onf from Under.
nssti,tba had. sndf scorcb;no Stba badd;ns On
a6;oh sona Of 4ba fan,;ly vsra sIaa,S,Sr
SIranaa 10 say ~ one rss burt' o
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AT Navarro, hve miles south OF Massllloni
Andrew McGasky, q coal dlgger at Warming,
ton mine, while silghtiy fntoxlcated,. jumped
intosa canoe in Tuscarawas Rlverrand pushed
out from shore. The canoe was carried rap
idly down stream, greatly frightening ITS occu
pant. Passing under an overhanging branch
McCasky carght the limbs, to which he clunl
tightly, the boat passing from under HIM II
the swite s'rs Ts1. i Sa ILL nna su nR onen Tse
the water. mus ne renamed gntn complete
~ exhausted, "nsh ne renhaulsneo MS hoi'
and went TO MS death. ~
JUDGE JOHN CHANEY, of Canal Winchester
is dead, in the ninety-second year of his age
He was born in Maryland, January II, 1880
He was o jackson Presidential Elector in 1882
was elected to Congress in 1886, and serve,
three terms. He was a member of boil
branches of the Ohio Legislature, serving fv
terms in the House and one in the Senate. II
was also An Associate Justice Of the Circui
Court under the old Constitution of the State
The first Office he held was that of Justice o
the Peace. His third wife survives HIM. Judg
CLANCY was probably the Oldest ex-member o
Congress in the United States.
A operation on a large scale ha
lust come to light In Hardin County. Ayoun