The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
STATE AND NEIGHBoRHooD.
The Ohio canal will be drained for repairs June

The general synod Of the Reformed church OF
the 8 was in session at Tifin last week.
A coal mine is to be opened almost within the
corporate limits Of Youngstown.
] Albright has discovered new FIVE foot vein
Of coal en- his farm near Msssillon.
The Youngstown News and the Register, rival
Republican papers, are having desperate fight
Two partially developed infants were recently
found in one privy vault in PainesVille,
Abe Hammer was fined $50 and costs at Youngs.
town for keeping Rambling house
C& brakeman Bear was badly butnot fatally
squeezed between TWO cars at Alliance
Rev. Knisley, Of New Philadelphia, 8
preacher, and the auther Of an arithmetic, died
last week,
A new dramatic circuit has been formed inolud.
ing Dayton, Akron, Canton, Youngstown and
Wheeling.
The State Board Of Equalization at Columbus
adjourned last week after being in session 142
| days.
Brandon Smith Of Millersburg, has just return.
ed from a seven years visit to South Americs, &C.
col panied by q lecture.
Samuel Pake OF Del Roy, has sued sesmen
for T. COO, the price Of free lunch which the dog
took cut Of Pake's leg, ...- ....
Tn Fox Lake cosl company Of Msssillon, in
which number Of Cleveland capitalists are in.
terested, has just shipped It's first car load Of caaL
stoeker the missing Ravenna citizen has re.
turned after wandering about the swsmps and
woods several Gays Crazed by the loss Of his
child
Yesterday "a tracSmen, engaged at steubenVille
in lying steel rails on the P road struck for
an advance from 81 20 TO 81 25 per day, and were
discharged
Mt Union college is In q state OF terrible ex-
Citement. Tho gorilla Of the museum mas gone
He always acted as If he felt above the average
student, and has probably gone off to start col
lege Of his own,
Fifth annual convention of the Ohio Christian
Temperance Union metat Columbus last week. IA
Justice, of youngstown, was reported for Presi.
dent by the committee on permanent organiza.
tion, resolution was passed to the effect that
Temperance men could consistently vote for only
such candidates as are pledged to temperance re-;
form.
Mansfield, May ia post. .mortem examination
on the sudden death OF Allen Mcfarland, held
today, developed the fact that he died from the
effect of arsenic, taken on Tuesday night His
life was insured for about $4,000.
Welsville May 19-Isaac Mclean, a resident
Of Hammondsville, was instantly killed by the
east. bound passenger train here this evening He
was walking along the track watching another
fra In and faied IN nntIna tho annroooh NJ tha
press or It's signals Of danger, He leaves wife
and six or seven children,
Wooster, May l9.-Sherif Messmer and Marshal
Horn brought the ten mscTeants from Mansfield
this morning who brutally hurled Henry Wisner
from a train in motion. John Mccormick and
John Mccoy we're bound over to court in the sum
OF $500 each, and in default Of bail were sent to
jail until court meets in August. The eight 9th.
ers were heavily fined and placed In the Work.
house. Wisner's life was saved almost mirRcu-
lously, and, despite his broken limbs, he may
possibly recover.
Youngstown, May 2S-An upright boiler in
Brown, Bonnell & Cos rolling mill exploded this
morhilg3 seriously but not fatally ipjuring three
men TBebeiIsrs@VS SSlodated next to the one that
Ie4Bloaea fOat%etRS ago. IlilS m6rntng killing
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IagatBsttbe city OF Mt Vernon Saturday for in.
jhries JeSeiyeabs walking off bridge,
"A book agent who laid siege to the students Of
Hudson college last week was locked up In q
room and bed prisoner until he promised to go
away and talk no more,
The coal miners at Salneville held long and
enthusiastic meeting Saturday, and decided by a
large majority to continue work at present prices,
This ensures work for 600 men all summer, and
causes great rejoicing.
TIVE inmates who had escaped from the ColHm.
bus insane asy lum were found drowned Sunday
evening in the lake on the grounds. They were
L, title Poland, of Newcomerstown. and Mrs Em.
ma ScanlRn of Cedar Hill.
AT Cleveland on Monday night, $4,000 FIRE
took place on the fats, burning lumber, a plan
ing mill, an organ factory, &c.
At Wooster Tuesday morning Christian Shelby
while hauling wheat with four horse team fell
under the wagon and was run over several ribs
being broken and injuries Of so serious a nature
in hicted that he will die.
disastrous railway accident al Upper sRndus
Ky happened Monday on the P F W & G rUad, two
freight trains colidlng with terrible force and is
cars being pulverized Engineers and hremen
escaped by jumping, one Of the former receiving
q broken Uose.
Lilly Bahney, aged 49, and an inmate Of the
Falrmount children's home escaped and
walked % miles to her home In Massillon, last
week. Her only sustenance during the trip WAS
Ave cen ts worth Of crackers.
Akron, on Tuesday, was running over full OF
Knights Templars. Flags and Pythian emblems
hoated from every window, and two large arches
spanned the street opposite the Akron KofPlodges.
The Cleveland lodges arrived by special train
and were qusrered at the Empire House Preux
Chevalier division Of uniformed Knights from
CleV Gland was one Of the finest appearing bodies
Of men at the conolave, At 1890 a, m. the meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge occurred at Castle Hall.
At O'Clock p. m. occurred the grani parade and
at 8 o clock the prize drill came off, At O'Clock
the band tournament took place, grand concert
and reception at s@Dger Hall in the evening clos
ed the days festivities.
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