The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-05-08
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

the other day. He had taken the knife or |
his paper-cutter and had it ground very
sharp, and thinking best to oil it before
putting it back in the machine, he laid it
on the table for that purpose. He oiled one
side of the knife and turned it over to oil
the other side, and as the table was slant
ing it slid of, and fell across Mr.. WASH
burns left leg about five inches above
the knee, cutting a terrible cash eight
inches long. The knife was very heavy,
weighing about twenty five pounds, is three
feet long, and as it fell to the floor it cut |
through the muscle to the bone. The ply
sician thinks that with proper care no very |
serious results will follow.
RICHARD HENDERSON, an engineer on the |
Ohio Central Railroad, met " ith a serious |
accident the other day. While returning |
with a "helper" engine from New Le1ing-
ton TO Corning, he was leaning from the
cab-window, examining the driving-wheels
of his engine, which was going about twen-
tylmiles an hour, when the arm-bracs of
the cab gave way, and he was hurled to the
ground with great violence. One arm was
badly broken, and serious bodily contu-
.sions were sustained.
AN escaped inmate of the Columbus In
sane Asylum, named David Phillips, was
SdPbui GU ny tuc hdTSudl db pOSbOTld1 duu
returned to Columbus few days ago.
Phillips was sentenced to the penitentiary
from Bowling Green by Judge Pillars. He
was given twenty months, but cursed the
Judge so furiously that the sentence was
made fifteen years. He subsequently be-
came insane, and was transferred to the
asylum.
PHILIP CoTTER and Robert Young broke
Jail at Bellefontaine the other night. They
sawed out. This is about the thirty-fft
delivery since the building was erected.
AwoMAN named Myra Hastings is about
to bring suit to enjoin the administrators
ofthe estate of Leonard Case, a million
aire of Cleveland, who died intestate five
years ago, from disposing of his property,
claiming to be his wife. She is regarded
| as an adventures.
JOHN WEBER, freight brakeman on the
| N. Y, P. and O., while making coupling,
| at Youngstown, a few days since, caught
his boot in a switch, throwing him down,
one car running over him, mangling his
leg. Hewas removed to the City Hospital
| and died in an hour.
THE Supreme Court on the 18th, granted
the motion of counsel to take the Scott law
cases up out of their order for hearing, and
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: duct in Cleveland, the other night, he die
not notice that the draw was open, bu
walked off into the river, nearly a hundre,
feet below. He struck the water straight
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