The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-07-10
Party Collection Local and General News
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

PATENTS have recently been issued to the
following Ohio inventorsi To W: II. ALI |
back, of Mansfield, for a abake-oven. T. Cd |
Belding, of Waynesburg; for plow. FL |
L. Brandon, of Hicksville, for a nut.lock.i
Thomas J. Cain, of Cleveland, for an icej
creeper; also for bobbin-winder for sewj
ing machines. A. Dom, of Mount
Healthy, for q map exhibitor. ]. e.;
Eberhard, of Akron, for vehicle hub
cap, also, for o harness trimming of glass;
or earthenware. A. e.. Gardner, Of Ports!
mouth, for an inner sole for boots or shoes
W. 81: Gray; of Neapoiis; for d wagonl
Jack: Joseph Jones; Of Springfield; for aI
w. Tannehill, of GAINESVILLE, for revolving
sulky scraper. G. c. Keene, of Gin
cinnati, for a cornice brake. Henry
Linden, of Springfield, for a curtainl
fixture; J. s. Lowe, of Geneva, for making
crayonsI c. A. McElroy, of Delaware, for.
d cultivator; q: G: Myers, Of Dayton, for
4 earpet:tack tool; j: S: Gram and b. n!
Dickerman; of Cleveland; for fire.escape;
Leonard Schlather; Of Cleveland; for
beer-cooling apparatus; P. H. Schneider,
of Trenkamp, and N. Flammang, of Cleve-
land, for an injector; G. T. Sweet, of
Cleveland, fora neutrality-suspicious.; c. G.
Toense, of Cleveland, for an oscillating
valve. Fuller Trump, of Springfield, for
bayztedder. j. B. Willaman, B. c. STRAIT
ton and II. s: Lynch, Of Salem; for d car
coupler: II: T.: Yarhan; Of Toledo; for
machine for the removal of saccharine
matter from bagasse. D. Young, of Piqua,
for fence-making machine. Louis Fink
and and A. Hofferberth, of Dayton, for
dumping-wagon. Robert zinsmaier and
w. Burt, of Gallon, for mechanism for
raising water by passing trains.
EDWARD REINFbEIseH, single, aged
twenty-four years, resolved what inlay
prove fatal injuries, by being thrown from
the roller coaster at the Highland House,
Cincinnati, a few nights ago. Reinfeisch,
with a number of friends was seated ON the
coaster and were whirled around the track.
The coaster went gliding down the first in
cline all right, but while passing the dip on
the last round he was thrown violently
from the coaster against the building. He
was picked up in an insensible condition,
and upon examination was found.to be in
jured internally.
A FEW nights ago, during violent storm,
two valuable horses belonging to farmer
named Peter Lessen, living short distance
west of Massilloii, were killed by lightning.
They were insured.
NEARLY all the men in the shops of the
Hooking Valley Railroad, at Columbus,
have been discharged on account of dull
times.
The following postmasters have been
commissioned recently: Zaccheus Girder,
Fincastle, Patrick McCarty, McCartyvillei
Charles G. Daily, piketon, Mary j. Cooper,
Espyville, Marion County.
A LAD named Burnes, while working at
the bottom of shaft No. 81, at Shawnee, the
other morning, was caught by cage and
timber and crushed about the lower limbs.
CHARLES TAYLOR was arrested in Find
lay the other morning, for burglarizing
John Woodruff's jewelry store in Dupkirk,
June ii. He acknowledged the crime,
and duplicates two young men in Dunkirh
as accomplices. A warrant was issued for
them
THE other night a little daughter of
farmer Israel Patterson, who lives two
miles north of Piqua, arose and walked in
her sleep out of second.story window and
fell to the ground, where she lay uncon-
scious until discovered next morning. Her
injuries may prove fatal.
HARRY CLAYPooL, a prominent young
farmer of Licking County, met with an ac-
cident that came near costing him his life
the other day. His horse, which was at
tached to light buggy, took fright at a
passing train at Newark, and ran away.
| The buggy was completely wrecked and
Mr.. Claypool seriously injured.
A RUMoR is afloat at Dayton, that General
Patrick, Governor of the Soldiers Home,
| intends to resign. General Charles Brown,
of Cincinnati, and Colonel E. F. Brown,
formerly Governor of the Home, are spoken
| of as his successor.
WIN. 7. WELLER, OF Weilersville, Wayne
County, went out hunting the other day.
He placed his gun on the ground in order
that he might scare a squirrel out of tree,
and when in the act of picking the gun up
| again the hammer caught on snag, caus.
ing the gun to be discharged, the contents
entering his right arm at the elbow. The
arm was amputated, but he died in few
| hours afterwards.
ROBERT DoRAN, John Doran and William
Hannigan, confined in the Perry County
Jail from convictions growing out of the
late troubles at Corning, have been par.
doned by Governor Hoadly.
BURGLARS are working Fostoria, and
have entered a number of residences.
The Forty seventh Regiment, o. V. L.
will hold a reunion at Arcadia, August 81
JOHN S. WILDER, JR., was horribly
burned by the explosion of a Roman candle
in his pocket at Cincinnati on the Fourth
Two boys named Dsmps ~ and Wood;
were killed by lightning while seeking
shelter under tree, near Unity.
By gas explosion Mt the Denman well
near Macksburg, Joseph Geyers wa.
instantly killed, Robert Stevens died of hi
injuries, and Ed Mullen was dangerously
burned.
ABOUT seventy-five suits, representing
$75, 900, have been brought to recover Scot
law taxes. The right to sue is limited
to one year from the payment o
the tax.
WHEAT harvest in Clinton County, i
unusually good, and the outlook for
splendid corn crop was never equaled.
ISAAC MORTON, prominent farmer liv
ing near Greenville, committed suicide b,
shooting himself in the head.
AT jackson the jury in the case of Georg
johnson, indicted for murder in the frs
degree for killing Ben. McCloud, returned
a verdict of manslaughter.
j. B. KIsLER, living near Youngstown
was killed by the tackle of a horse-forl
breaking and falling on his head.
The District Court, at Mt. Gilead, ha
continued the Wagner murder case unit
next term of Court. This will necessitat
postponement of his execution.
T.r lou,o poccad hx, tho Loot naporol A G
sembly of Ohio are printed and ready fo
distribution.
The total receipts of foreign fire and lif
insurance companies for the year endin
April 30, 1884, as returned to the Auditor O
Hamilton County, are s., ,O37, 1549s.
EMIL THIssE, Springfield saloonist, ha