The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-09-01
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JAcoe slnTH, Of Lancaster, had both of his
tset cut on by . train.
TEE glass-works at GAINESVILLE, after Two
months idleness, has resumed.
STEPHEN s. SARGENT, one of the Oldest ci l.
zens of Fremont, died last week.
The engine of threshing machine upset on
Daniel Peeler, at Fredericktown and probably
fatally injured him
EDDIE PATTON, nine-year-old boy Of Lorain,
was fatally injured while trying to board
moving switch engine.
WM BoDEY, aged fifteen years, was fatally
injured ut New Philadelphia by projecting
IRON on . ny wheel.
AzAHEsyuLE correspondent says the water
N the river st that points lower than it has
been for thirty-ive years.
TEE Greenback nominee for Probate Judge
ot youngstown, named ]. A. Justice, fell from
. grape atbor and broke his wrist and six
JuDox ExAxs Of GAINESVILLE, was seriously
injured BY being thrown from . skeleton
wagon, 10 which he was driving . frsctious
colt
h. !. RoBINsox, Of Ironton, while trying to
board moving freight train at Vincennes,
Indiana, fell under the wheels and had three
TIE Eye, published at Newcomerstown, has
closed in death. It was established in 1878 by
Kent Ferguson, since which time 1T changed
hands four times ,AsszG
JOHN GETCHELLA well-known farmer Hy-
ing near Mt. Vernon, fell from load Of hay
and broke both his arms, besides otherwise in
uring himself.
WM. HoDoEMAN, at Perry, was run over and
killed by an express train while standing upon
one Of the double tracks watching freight
running on the other.
DuRINasa quarrel between John Cox and
George Fisher, brothers-in-law, near Celina,
Cox shot Fisher in the leg, producing wound
that win necessitate amputation.
ABRAHAM. LAIRD, of Pike Run, sat uncon-
oernedly on the track of the c., T. V. and w.
Railroad, near New Philadelphia, and let the
express train run over him. He was miner.
By occupation. s@
A HORSE driven by q SON Of William john
SON, took fright at freight train Just north of
Bellefontaine and ran away, tearing one of his
hindlegs Of, smashing the buggy to atoms and
severely injuring the boy. The horse was
valuable one, but had to be shot.
W. W. Soorr, editor of the Iron Valley
Reporter, last week, caused the arrest of Prof.
Hamilton Wallace, lato principal of the Union
School at Canal Dover, charging him with
criminal libel. Wallace gave bail for his ap-
pearance ut the next term Of Court.
O1x,rxxs, who was arrested at Portage, for
disturbing the canp-meeting of the United
Brethren Church, is preacher. He has been
held over to the September term Of Court,
and In default Of bail, is in the County Jail.
He ID continually praying and singing.
character, left her home at Bronson, ostensably
10 70 to the milliners for new bonnet, and
did not return. The fact was developed, how
ever, that she eloped with and married young
man of the neighborhood named James Brad
vay, whose suit was opposed by Annals parents.
FnAxn BURNS and Bret Warren, two lads of
Mount Glead, aged each ten gears, while peo-
nle were ct church, carried kindling and placed
under the grain house Of Mozier Bros. d
Dover, st the depot and set fire to it. Loss,
06,000, and just to please the little boys. They
wanted to sea nice big IRE.
In Lafayette County, George English, aged
forty years, is charged with having committed
incest with his twelve-year-old daughter who
VIII become mother In few months. Mrs.
English Is in the same condition. English has
bsft the country. he Is described as slenaer' -
.Nears sandy beard, and presents genteel
appearance" ts.z. ,=
I. 8. FowLKR, q newspaper correspondent at
Youngstown, Is having hard time of it. He
said something disrespectful in his cores
pondence about the daughter Of John Rush, of
6frard, for which Rush gave him q severe
beating. Fowler was subsequently arrested
and committed to jail for threatening to kill
Rush. t
A. P1ouA correspondent says i: A shocking
accident occurred here by which Mr.. Lawrence
Reeder, reading at $40 Glover street, Dayton,
o.. lost leg. He was working for Couchet q
CO., of Dayton, and had Just finished putting
on \ slate roof on Orr 4 Leonard's warehouse.
he dtArCeQ 70 oeecenQ LnrOuSn Iuc uhiCuWhy
IN the roof, when his pantaloons caught in the
coupling Of revolving shaft which runs the
elevator, and his left foot was torn from its
socket and the flesh stripped entirely from the
bone MP to the knee and wound about the
shaft. The machinery was stopped just in
time TO save him from being ground to pieces.
B. BENJAMIN & Co., proprietors of the Gin
einuad Rolling Mills, have resumed operations,
having conceded to the demands of the
STRIKERS, which Is an advance of 10 per cent. on
Pittsburg wages. All the rolling mills Of the
eity have been idle since the LIST Of June. The
ether mills, being the. Swift Iron and Stee
WORKS Globe Rolling MIL Company No. l,
Globe Rolling Mill Company No. 2, Mitchell,
TrAnter 4 Co., Licking Rolling Mill Company,
I. II. Dayton q Co., Riverside Iron and Steel
Company, of Cincinnati, Onio, and Aurors
Iron and Nail Company, of Aurora, Ind, arr
Advertising for non-union men.
WHEN an officer In Cincinnati suspects mai
of Q crime, or whether he suspects him or not
m he has to do is to arrest the fellow and loci
him up, no matter how innocent the man ma.
Be. And when the charge OF suspicion i
eet against the victim, his incarceration is no
only kept secret, but he is not permitted II
communicate with friends to prove his identity
Thus, last week . man named chamberlain
vas locked up for several days, while his wifi
Vas running about almost frantic with grief
auspecting that her husband had been FOUL.
dealt with. Subsequently, an investi gatiol
proved Chamberlain to be an honorable, hard
working man.