The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-05-15
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

NV namad Jossnb Storbor ~ zon.s.
viIIe made ser;ons and nerh.n. fetal
mistake. the other NIGHT bv taking q sval.
low of Concentrated I've in solution ont of
inc vbirb he s,,nrosed contained v;nepar.
He wanted the yinepa, tn cure bicco,,ah.
JoHn tloot, a farmer. living near Nor.
pantoun, Maboninp cn,ntv. was assassi.
80 =. -. - ils. 49,, -
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5ro,nsa
~. ooo e, ian. a a. as l.nao as. " % 80
60 s'CoO s1o ooo ~ ~ 'A'o
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% ~ CALviN' , aseu si1'y 'seveh, ..,ns
aeal aiinSra' for'ase Souh'y' suiciueo
p e.
Coo, Cor,ranw,s r,;,,as naar Atrnr 1yas
fo+a11,r =, ,,ar,rri,d h., 90, e., d.,,s .r,
Hrsrrp MIS- Ico1ored, for t,sentv
vears a resident of Ci,,ci,nat; diad q fe,v
mornings AGO. at the age of los years. She
was born Anril "a. IT'S.
WHILE milking a cow the other night.
John Remsnider. of Caledonia. was
I'm or foil q yxrhi
him from horse. The horse was scared
by the man falling suddenly AGAINST him.
and commenced kicking. Remsnider was
taken ont in an unconscious condition and
carried to his home. when it was found
that his skull wac fractured and bis neck
and side injured His ;ninr;es will likely
prove fatal.
MINNIE, the six-year-oid daughter of Mil
ton Paulin, while playing about cliff near
the slaughter-house at Middleport, the
other dav, lost her balance and fell dis
tance of thirty feet, dislocating her collar
bone and injuring her severely otherwise.
1t is very doubtful whether she lives or not.
JOHN B. GIBSON. of the Gibson House
Cincinnati, was attacked with paralytic
stroke the other day, while at dinner. Lit
tie hone is entertained for his recovery.
THr condition of the crops in Ohio on
Mev q. ~anorted tn the State Statistical
Age,t ;s as follows. The estimate of con.
d;t;o,, ;s based an RETURNS from the limited
States department correspondents, and by
comnarison with reports of the Ohio de.
nartp,ant The ,robab,e total bnsbe,s of
wheat With fair growing weather till
harvest Is fieured from the last five years
average. Wheat-Condition IS per cent. /:
nrobah hle total bnsbeIs- "A 531 $40. RIVE
Cond;tion %. harley. s7. meadows (mow.
inp landsl. 90. snrine pastures. SO: spring
nlo,y;no nronort;on already done "a.
snr;ry ,,o,y;no nronortion nsnaIlv done
Mo- 70 The r,.o,,or+;on of snr;po n1ou.
inc alreadv done a. frenorted bv corre.
sronaents seen rather bigb considerino
the ...sor,
IT, s.1a of ,,;naro, ,.nds bn tho sheriff
80 w., Co,,nt1, fo,. +ha -,r;oo Of SAs aoo
=. ~ - 80 - sSfo,d p.sto,, ~ Na1So,,'
ill ana;nst 80 w n Loo and others was
49, nonSnn,adh hv tho Curt IN acconnt of
so,,,o ;,rar,,lorit,, T., the rroceedings
SOME weeks since a company was organ.
| ;zed in Rncvrns for the nprnose of boring
for natural gas. The work has progressed
ran;5ly With favorable indications, until
.ha Ell, ,vho,, ,,o;,, ,,,.s str,ol, Of a dantb
of o95 foot ,,h;ch nnon baing liobtad
thra,,r hIaza ,ftaa, feet biyb The nro.
;octors orc ,,leosed Nth tbe nroiact and
will co,t;nne the bore 70 the dentb of five
bnndrad faet fea1ino assurad that eas in
abundance will he obtained.
J.nrs H.NN.u an emnlove at Ilovd,s
| s+ono-,norr,, Fo.tor.. NC, torr;h,u bnrned
tho o+ho, ,,cor,;,, = Lii I;o,+;nn frsa :,
NAL. ! blost The b,,rnire ,,aro,,ssio, =,
the =, otct hs bald fal, ;nto h,,ol,at - - 49,,
dor mar h,, which e~n1odad h,,rr;,,o. his
face and bodv terribly He was similarl
burned less than q wear AGO
| GroRer RApprrr and win Sbaffer tv,
eolored lads. while returning, from bnn,
MET two white bovs named Harry pbiil;n,
and Rains Thomas soutb of JTrhana III,
other day. and the four bows engaged in ,
quarrel. The white bows were getting the
| best of their colored antagonists when Bar
i rett pulled ND and shot at Phillips. tn
| load partiallv taking effect in the head
Phillips is not seriouslv burt.
| 1ou, uo,cv uo1,.,ao ef.,,
,,aars ~ ,,ra d;.d ~ c1a-raI.,d g. do,.
s;,oo fro,,, The ofpao+ a. i; i,,;., ,.o,a;,,a,, .
.l,o p,.,,.,, E1o..,.;,, - uooe,- - -,
r,Io,1od in ,ha ,o,.ho,, r.torts Thasa =.
80 .r. .,o,,+ a;,rh+ faa+ i, ha;,,t,t
similar to tba ones in which gas ia mad,
Tbronob am onen;no in the ton the retort ;
6lled and from, an o,,aning below IL
emnt;ed The carbon n,oter;o1 consist;n
of nnlverized colo is u hoLed
iron mans twelve or fftaen ;,o,,
deem until the whole mass is wbite.bot
nan of this hot material wac on the aoo
and Hoek was eight feet above on th
retort, lifting off a cover, In attemptin
to do this it slipped. and Hoek lost HI
balance and fell into the hot he'd belov
burning his hands and head in a borribI
manner He was Immediately taken hom
where he fingered several hours in gret
agony. Hoek's face was in a terrible col
dition, 1t was burned to a black cris,
| and deen into the bone in rlaces
RoBr. G. RANKIN, farmer of Bedfort
township, went to Pomeroy several day
ago with load of hoop poles, which /
failed to sell. He left his team and wal
dered off. Nothing was heard of him ii
the 9Th, when his body was found foatin
in the river near the Buckeye Salt Work
He was not considered of sound mind.
post-mortem held in the afternoon show
that his neck was broken by blow struc
on the back of his neck. He was abo,
thirty-eight years of age, and leaves a vii