The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-29
OHIO STATE NEWS.

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The printing of Ohio Laws for 1882 has been
oomplsted and will soon be ready for delivery.
JoHs PUTNAM. of Logan County, had thirty
six valuable sheep killed by dogs the past
week sa
Hclsns CouNrr has paid s2,O77 the past
year for sheep killed by dogs and 1851 for hawk
scalpa .g vt
PHIlIP YosT, laborer, was killed at Findlay
by afreight train. Leaves wife and three
children.
FRANK IlsRER, aged twenty-six, is in jail at |
Elyria for attempting to outrage Iva Vincent,
aged seven years. n
NES iails are being built in Noble. Erie,
Morrcss Crawford, jackson, Fayette- and
Champaign countless q
Miss sAnAH j. FoRsYrH, living near Cam
bridge, snicided by hanging to a bedpost. She
was sged thirty years.
{ LoUIs SsfiTH, o stone mason, at Mansfield,
took sRough on Rats with suicidal intent. but
antidstes relieved him.
KASs LAuTz and Conrad Fellers were sem
tenced to two years in the Penitentiary from
Lancaster for burglary.
ELIAS TA1MAN and Ed Shepherd, OF Darby
vile have been lodged in jan at Olrcleyille, on
the charge of demonstrating.
RKy. ANDREW ScoTr, of Bellefontaine, has
been sued for divorce by his wife, Charlotte, on
the ground of gross neglect.
GEuRaE HERLFETTER, German, suicided
near Spring Hill, Champaign County, by shoot
ing. Aged IS, and unmarried.
THE Smithwaite murder trial at Steubenville
resulted in . verdict of not guilty. The yer.
diof IN said 10 ha unoo ~
Jos KupER, ex-Mayor of Totogany, Wood
County, attempted to shuttle on with strych.
nine, but an overdose saved him.
FOSTER STIoKLER, in tie County Jail, at
London, on the charge Of horse-steallng, has
gone crazy, and been taken to an asylum.
HARRY SMITH, of Steubenville, brakeman,
aged twenty-six years and married, was killed
ou the 23d inst. by falling between moving cars.
- THss. MALEY,F an employe of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, fell between
the cars at New Straitsville and was instantly
killed.
The CATH oLIo Trustees at Mt. Vernon, have
purchased the property of Hon. W. M. Koons,
and WI convert it into an extensive female
seminary. ,sA
THE office Of superintendent has been Great
ed in the Delphos Union Schools, to which E.
/ w. Hastings, formerly Principal, has been
SppoN'
| WILLIAM BUCKLEY 1eii TO the bottom OF
iortyIoot wen at oarnsie, DreaKing ieg ana
an arm, ana sustaining otner injuries. ms
reoosery Is oouoeIW.
] a TIDAL wave tMeive Ieet mgn swept tne
lake front at Cleveland, on the 2sd, two miles
i In length, doing considerable damage 70 snip
ping interests and properly.
/ TIE residence OF VIM. h. Collins, near Yel-
low Springs, was struck by lightning and dam,
aged 10 the extent of $500. Mr.. Collins was
knocked down and seriously injured.
scoSsrRucTIoS of the new courthouse. ri
Nasx, 2hiladelphia. Is q Be rosnmepced et once,
4 the zrf3l<rtv OF I[essra Sharp b Harvey having
been cordemned for site, and '&14, 800 paid for
tho same. -
JOHN BRADIEY,'e farmer living four miles
| north of Mansfield, WAS assaulted bya high
waymsn, who knocked him senseless with the
butt end OF 8 revolver and took from his pock-
cts $40 in money.
LINCOLN N. CRANE. OF Champaign County,
is in jail at Bellefontaine, on the charge OF
perjury. Last October he married Nettie q
McAdams, aged fifteen years, making afhdaVi'
at the time that she was over eighteen.
4 AT Canton, at the Methodist Church now ir
course of CON struction, twenty-five foot higt
scaffolding broke down, hurling two workmen
George Fieberger and Thomas Bender, to tn.
earth. Fieberger was fatally injured about thu
head, while Bender had leg broken.
A rrRRIR1.E EXPLOSION occurred the past weel
a mile southwest of Caledonia. The foreman
of sav-mill was about to start the engine aftel
dinner. when the boiler exploded. instantl,
killing A. Hines. foreman. and a helper named
! Thomas Barper. and seriously scalding David
Yonnp and a how named Owen Barnes. Tn,
SAWYER escaped with scalp wound and .
hr,,sad back
i,n.,,,vxc,v,nr N.u anna.red in tb
supreme Court at Columbus on June 90, AM
, submitted the memorials of the State, Execu
tive and Judicial Departments in honor of tn
: late Ex-Governor William Dennison. Mr.. Nasl
l paid a fine tribute in connection with the sam
to the deceased, and the Court ordered ther
: spread upon the records.
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y OF grand larceny.
9 HrnAM onuMLEz. living near Saltwater, a'
q tempted to hive swarm of bees that had SCI
3 tied on tree No sooner had ne climbed tn
= tree than the bees began to settle on his hea'
I and his frantic efforts to drive them on cause
them to sting him terribly. Iney gatnereo
, his head. face and shoulders 50 tnick tnas
was almost snnocateo' ana "iia WIN pam Iro'
g their stings, ne nnaiiy reacnea tne grouna IN
9 by the assistance OF Others tney were otive
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