The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-10-27
ONO STATE NEWS.

BURaLARs entered the residence of Mra.
gold. .','' S-'' -
TIE West Liberty Gazette has changed hands.
J. B. sprague Son, Of Indiana, being the
purchasers.
MIKE BRAcKEx, ct Shiloh, had leg cut OF
by the cars, and died shortly afterward from
the injury.
AT BRoNsoN Fred. Ohesterbrook, q young
unmarried man, fell from . roof and was
fatally injured.
INJURY to wheat from " fly =" is reported from
all sections Of Ohio and Indiana. In many
places the farmers have to resow.
AT WILLIAMSBURG Daniel Kahn shot, and per-
haps fatally wounded, Oliver Conn. The
weapon used was double-barrel shotgun. Bad
blood.
and beaten to death by Thomas Smurthwaite,
Jack Elliot and Joshua Winn. His assailants
are under arrest.
Lon HoILENsPEAD was fatally shot at Wells
ton by Deputy Marshal Charles Waterman,
while -atfemphng to -escape from the officer.
waterman Is under arrest.
MEssRs. SANDS 4 SWEET who have pub
iished the Aidnsi Gazette, at WsynesyiIle, unr
interruptedly fer the past sixteen years, have
sold that concern to Mr.. Thomas J. Brown.
NATHAN WILLIAMS, young carpenter work
ing for contractor Snyder, Of Mapleton VII
lage in the southern part Of Stark COUNT, is
reported to have robbed his employer Of $i62
~ money ahd . note for 500 and vanished.
M. A1sEsvlLLz orrespondent October q says;
4ia;s Ms' oaronna ioung, OF Harrison township,
TINS county, pelng respondent and In feeble
health, has refured to take food of any kind
for the past forty-three days. Not q particle
OF stimulating food has passed her lips in that
time.
MISS MATTE HOLIDAY, Of Darbyville, Picka-
way County, suicided by drowning in Darby
creek, where her body was subsequently, found
ksaenssge, par; paI mas neen IN u health Tor some
.-Le slu W snis u attriDuteo tne cause OF ner
1aeH ao.-
DR. Il. WRIdHT and Mr.. L. L. Lingenfelter
and family, the past week, returned to New
comerstown, their former home, from Romsoe,
Alcn., travelling the entire distance In covered
wagons. They lost everything by the recent
.s c.Sos i.es u snas Sssse, anu pareiy escaped
WIN tnen nyes.
In ONE day, at Youngstown, @. n. Reilley
was accidently shot, the heel Of one foot being
blown on John B. Wright was shot through
tho arz1s ana man named Tweedy was shot
tnrougn the lung, the latter, 1t Is thought,
Delng fatally injured. The two latter were
shot In saloon by Bob Woddell.
DURING the temporary absence Of Sheriff
Pearce, at Chardon, unknown persons burglar
lied his residence, secured the keys to the Jail
Charles Wilson. The horse and carriage Of
Mr: Walfman, who resides near town, were
stolen, 1t Is thought, by the escaped felons.
Two women, neighbors, living in Mud Run
Valley, south of New Philadelphia. named
Methise and Metzger, having an old feud to
settle, the other day agreed to fight it out in
Rugiisuc iorm- 30 at It tney went, and at it
tney keps IoI tn,rty mmutes-a good long time
10 De Hitnonb Dreaming speH-and wound up
Dy tne Metnise woman getting the best OF the
bargain. 5he matter now Will be transferred
TO the courts.
GEonaE NEAF, an unmarried man aged
thirty years, living at Dunkirk. suicided by
shooting himself through the head, death be-
ing instantaneous. It is stated that the act
was committed because of something that oc-
CURED when he was but twelve years of age,
but what it was that at this late day should
lead him to self-destruction Is not mentioned
In the account.
Mr.. JOHN STEVENS. JR.. who has been mem
toned as the author of fofperies tbronebont
the country arores atihp sIio O00 is Tst;va
Of GAINESVILLE where his folks at present reside.
The publication of his transactions. few DAYS
ago In the city dailies was q great shock TO
those who have known him from boyhood. AZ
GAINESVILLE he was regarded as one Of the soiid
financial men of wall street. New York.
AooRRrspospEsTo of the Cincinnati E,,o,,;re.