The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

far, he Will escape, unless the wound
neceesilatea attention.
FREMONT, o., April 20.-- Valentine
Gephart. On old man OF 70, while crossing
the railroad track at the Pease crossing
was strnch by passenger lrnin 10 due
here at 7lQ this morning and instantly
Killed.
WAKEyILLE, April 22--H Harry Taylor,
a promising young man and o student
OF Adelb0rt College, WAS taken insane
last week. aud his friends were obliged
To rGm0Y7 him 10 the insane asylum,
This ~ a terrible blow 10 his brother and
widowed mother.
FIHDLAY, o., April 23,-HOn. s. ID.
liOupt was thrown from his buggy to-
day by II runaway lean and dragged
some distance by the lines, severely
bruiaing him abOnt thearms and breast,
The buggy WAS smashed completely and
one Of Che horses injured,
AKRON, April 23.-Durlng the absence
Of r, Posts family at Macedonia, from
some unknown cause the house took fire
and before the flames could be eXtin-
gulohed tho building was pretty badly
burned, and between $1,000 aud $1,000
worth Of Government bonds were con
tnmed,
PANEsylLLE, o. April 23,- Joseph
Iuttlp, OF Concord, Lake county died ut
bis residence on Sunday last In The A5lh
year Of hla age MG rutile wasa plonfsr
OF the county having lived on the farm
where he died for siXty-seven years,
YOUNGSTOWN, April %, MayOr Camp
bell has forbidden the SalyallOnietA
from holding any moro Oul door meet.
ngs, He does not object to parades, II
nude continuously IL Is rumOrod that
Capt Hunt Is 10 be removed from the
command here because he pays more At
yenuon 70 Capt, Nellie Kaiser than TO
his command
COLUMBUS D April 22. The Supreme
Court D day granted leave 10 attorneys
for VIM NcHuga, the Cincinnati mur
derer, 10 Ala petition In error so that
tho case ia now sure Of a hopring in the
court on lt7 merila, Leave was also
granted % file petition Ia error iu The
cusN Ol the Cincinnati Southern railway
trustee VS., Jacob A. Haas,
Mr. VERNON, o., April % Oscar, the
FIX year0ld eOll Of Ad0lph Froydle was
found dead IN pile Of lunber Ot Mar,
tiu'e saw mlll today lie had eyidoudy
been playing on tho lumbt when 10 ten,
aud several large budIds pressed hIs face
down against others aud rendered
breathing Impossible, Dr. Gordon, who
examined him, 3ays that death resulted
fl0m asphyyia
CINCINNATI, April 23,--At l;u0 this
morning Uu alarm was sounded from
the American OR Leather C0mpany'H
launey in MIL Creek bottom, In thp
We8tcru part Of this city, followed
within ten udUutes by a second and
thlrd ALARM clling out all The Gre de-.
plrimenL The llTp threatens 10 bF very
destructive, The tamnory 10 the largeN
IN the world, ANA the loss is hegyyprOb-
ably $4,000 To 100000
COLUMBUS, April %. Governor Hoadly
to-day appointed Hon. Mills Gardner, of
NHshlnglonTourt House. az trustee o,
the Central Insane Asylum 10 lill out
the uneXpfcd term Of Theodore Com.
stock, resigned, expiring Apfil llfh,
1891 The trustees OF tle asylum meet
tomorrow 10 elect u superintendent In
place Of Dr.. Potter, resigned. Dr. Finch
Of Portsmouth, ~ iu The city and will
very probably be- chosen for thepIace,
AKRON, April % rhrty-thrce Of the
scholars OF the public schools % NJ the
number mem0eld OF the High school,
were this morning suspended for two
weeks because they On Monday attended
tht luuerol of a companion who had
died from mnlIgnont scarlet fever. The
funeral exercise. were held IN church !
building contrary 10 city ordinance. |
Tho disease 10 Quite prevalent, and fear !
Of widespread diUaste 10 entertained
NAPAG0NErA, o., April 2i.--A farmer |
named Al Richie, residing several miles !
noUn Of NapIkOuota, was this morning
found lying dead In hl8 barn with bul |
Lee hole through his head aud an empty |
shot gun ~ his side, II was az lifst
thought TO be a case Of suicide, but the
Coroner's Inquest resulted In verdict
OF accidental shooting, Hia death must
have been instantaneous, Rtchie VIVA
about thirty and wa well.tO.d0. Ho
leaves a widow aud two children,
COLUMBUS, April 23.-Dr, Potter will
appear with counsel before the Trustees
Of 'th0 Insane Asylum tomorrow, 10 an.
swer TO tho charges preferred against
him last week, which resulted In his
resignation, The Trustees have granted
him rehearng, Mills Gardener, The
new Trustee, has been tolegruphed 10 be
present Nv the meeting, aud hp viii Ors
rive In the morning., llis summary dlA-
missal seems 10 have caused reaction
IN hia favor and The Trustees have very
allowed him Il rehearing,
WARREN. April g6..-Gonoral Emerson
)pdycke, well known In Ohio IA bril-.
liant army tGcer died nc his home In
Npw York CITY last evening, Tuesday
'vening lust, while packing some
household goods, preparatory 10 moving, ,
10 was accidentally ehOt In the abdomen
~ the discharge Of pistol which he
M handling. His wife aud son were
n nn adjoining room hut paid no ntten.
ion 70 tho report until Mr. 0pdycke
staggered to the door and exclaimed, IL
Im hurtW Mr., Opdycke was formerly n
merchant VI this city, aud his wife is :
mo OF the heirs Of the Case estate, He A
ya born in Trumbull county Jnnunry I
!, 1880 ami was therefore IN his b5th
roar. Ito entered M Il private July 90,
SOL In tho llst o, " l. aud WIS made
lrst Lieutenant in August He organized
he l2Oth 0, V, h. Of which he was made
colonel, lle rose 10 the rank Of br0vet
major general, and displayed remorke
No courage lie was twice wounded nc {
he battle Of Pittsburg Landing, aud at
ilssiOn Ridge two horses were shot
rom under him.