The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
STATE AND NEIeHBoRHoOD.

farmer south Of town, was workil < in ais Geld
= bold burglar entered his house and after steal
ing s56 in cash made his escape.
steubenville, July 29.-An election was held In
: this city today for postmaster, Spence Wallace
and Samuel Irwin were the candidates. Wallace
received 56S votes and Irw N j4l making Wallace g
majority a.
Hamilton Depot, Jnly 23-Last night the Marsh.
al of Reading attempted to arrest one Kline VINO
started to run from him, when he oficer immedi.
ately fred al HIM with his revolver the bullet
taking effect under the left shoulder blade and
producing wound which the attending phisici
ans say will prove fatal in few hours. Kline is
a son Of Moses Kline, man we'll known 10 this
city and country,
At the unYeiing Of the statue OF General Mac
pherson at Clyde last Friday p!ckpockets had a
harvest
James Abbott, chief engineer OF the Cont.
mental railway, the projected air line from New
York to Council Bluffs, passing through Akron,
died there last week, Of alcoholism, aged a.
Newark, July 22-A boy named William Arm.
s tIong, eyed l6, while picking blackbernes in the
woods with his younger brother, was killed this
evening by an old tree falling on him, near his
home, about two miles ives. of this city.
Coshoeton, July 22-The Democratic County
Co mmittee met today to fill the vacancy on the
ticket for the ttice Of Probate Judge, caused by
the death OF Judge Thomas Campbell Dr.. Il.
Blse kman, Of Jefferson township was placed on
nomination by unanimous vote, and this action
Of the Committee gives general satisfaction.
Hill & Son, paper manufacturers at MiddletUwn
have made an assignment to James Campbell,
Liabilities sl25 900; assets nearly the same
Akron's first four wards have increased In TOP.
ulatlon so rapidly that they are being divided in.
to two voting precincts each.
Chas. Kert Of Akron, aged nine years, tried to
| jump aboard his fathers canal beat Saturday and
| fell, breaking his thigh
Rumored that the Pennsylvania Company will
resist the sale OF the c MtV & road, thus defer
ring the disposal of the road from August Goth to
some time in March.
The bodies Of Miss Jessie Edwards and Mr NV
Lochary were found floating in the Lake near
| Cleveland on Sunday. They had gone out In a
boat by then selves on Thursday evening,
Thomas Pennel, deaf man, was walking on
the track Of the Wabash railroad a qualter Of
mile east Of Napoleon. Saturday afternoon, when
passt niger train going in the same direction
stru ok and instantly killed him.
New York Pttsburg Il Chicago engineer corps
has arrived at Mnlersburg. win probably select
one Of the three routes through the townships
k nown as the Indian Trail Paint Valley or the
Infrmary.
Mrs Lavinia Mcconnell died Saturday at the
no me of her son, In Niles She was born in Au-
gust 177S two years after the Declaration Of Inde
pc ndence was signed, ind was therefore nearly
1903 years old.
Prof o Mara, who has been makiDg lame Lake
county people walk by the laying on of hands, is
In durance vile at Painesvllle, charged with
| dr. unkenness Claimed that Painesville amateur
pickpocket relieved the profess Of $40.
Among the new industries recently established
Just outside the city limits is the Youngstown Car
orks, located OF Hasellon,- Youngstown News.
The Changers Of Stark, MahoniDg and Colum.
biana counties will hold grand picnic on Au.
gust II and l2, in Robert Watsons grows two miles
southeast Of Anisnce,-Alliance Standard,
rich strata OF mon ore is said to have been dis.
covered upon P DufFs place in Knox township,
and negotiations are pending for the sale Of the
land to capitalists Guernsey Times.
The railroad companies have been making
raid on editors who bRrtered their passes for love
or money, In some cases in the State the attempt.
ed sale to scalptrs was what betrayed that free.
dom Of the piess.- oberlin News.
One hundred thousand dollars OF Youngstown
bonds, bearing Ave per cent. interest, are TO be
sold to the highest bidder on August 1lth. The
money realized 10 to be used in constructing q
main sewer through the city,
A Marietta boy fell into an immense wheat bin,
containi ing about 900 bushels Of wheat and sunk
rapidly below the surface. he was only rescued
by huIriedy tearing down the bin and when
reached life was nearly extinct.
The Farmen' National Bank Of Mechanicsbarg
has withdrawn lis circulation and surrendered
It's charter The bank is now doing a private
business and is known as the Farmers Bank Of
Meehanicsburg springfield Republican,
Complaints are made by farmers that wheat is
not turning out well this season. Some have
thres he'd who expected from twenty 10 twenty
Aye bushels to the acre but are getting only about
fifteen Some wheSt is not well filled, 1t IS said
Marion Independent.
Twinsburg with its immense wealth Of building
stone, is beginning to feel the beneficial influence
Of the Connoon railway, and Youngstown par.
ties have arranged for doI an extensive busi
ness in that line in our fortunate sister town,
When the road is completed into Cleveland,
TwintbuIg will become q rival Of Amherst and
Berea.-ChsRrin Falls Exponent,
The boldest robbery that ever occurred in Tus.
III 1pkN In
AuJurn township, A farmer nRmed Frederick
Eckert had his whole hock Of sheep numbering
bout one hundred, stce iIom a field right in
front OF his own house. The tail was followed
forty miles, when the track was lost and the chase
given up. The loss is over SSC0,-FreepOrt Press.
Bedford, July 25-This morning about o'clock
the horribly manged remains Of brakeman on
the @ h P road, supposed 10 be young unmsr'
ried man named Lockart or LoGkhRrt, were
found near the depot The heAo had been sever.
ed from his body, and the lower extIemities we're
horribly mangled II is supposed that the young
man attempted to board the train while inmotlou
| and fel. under the wheels II is Lot known where
he resides The body now lies al the B P depot,
Toledo, July % Andrew ] Bebout, one Of the
proprietors Of the Sunday Democrat Of this city
was assaulted about 2 O'Clock this afternoon,
W hile in his flee by Mr. WD. Breed on account
OF an article that II was supposed would appear
in the Sunday Democrat relative to domestic
di fculty in the family relations Of Mr. Breed. Mr.
Bebout received very severe blow In the face,
but turned upon his aHAilant, and pounded him
badly.
Brown Bonnell h Cos plate mill at YougstoWn'
when finished will be the largest in the world.
A $4,000 FIRE at Erie, Pa, Tuesday. HinmAn d
Cheney's chain factory heaviest losers
Gsnettsville special to the Penny Press states
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