The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-02

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STATE NEWS ITEMS.
Gov. HoADLY has extended execution OF
sentenced to hang on the 18th. in Cincin.
natl.
THERE are nineteen breweriss In Cincin.
natl.
Or the 800 union molders who went ont
nine months ago on q strike in Cincinnati,
about one-half returned to work the other
morning ct the manufacturerss prices.
MRs. JACOB KIssNHR, of Warsaw, hung
herself to q rafter In the house.
}. L. MINOR, Of shreve, who killed VIM.
Martin, was convicted Of manslaughter.
A FEW mornings ago the mangled re-
mains of q young man named John Eddys
who lived at Havana, near Norwalk, werc
found scattered along the Baltimore and
Ohio track about half q mile south OF
Havana Station. The young man was
seen in the afternoon In an intoxicated
condition, and it is supposed that he had
fallen down upon the track and gone to
sleep and the fast train going south ran
over him. His body was horribly man
gIed.
2 EGozrRNoR HoADLY has admonished
Sheriff Hawkins in regard to admitting
such great crowds to witness future execu-
tions Of Cincinnati murderers.
TIE residence of James Mckinney, at
Blue Greek, Adams County, was robbed by
burglars the other night, of money and
A. - -
EHERIrY CHARLES FREEMAN was caught
under roller used for rolling the race.
track at the Fairgrounds, at Dayton, 9 few
days ago, and pretty severely bruised.
WIZ. GREEN, aged twelve years, while
stealing ride on the L. e. & w. Railroad.
at Findlay, the other day, fell between
the cars and had leg crushed SO that ans
putation was necessary.
Mrs. EDWARD wARD, of Springfield, at
tempted to drown herself few mornings
since in the head-race west OF the city. She
was seen rushing towards the race, but was
prevented from her intention by Samuel
Taylor. Mrs. Ward recently had some
litigation with her brother, Mr.. Chapman,
over child. She frequently threatened to
drown herself, and has never been in
her right mind since.
JAS. FLAHERTY, puddler in the Mingo
Mills, near Steubenville, had both legs cut
on by passenger train the other evening.
He attempted to get on the train at Mingo
while 1t was In motion, ana zen unoer the
wheels. He will not live.
THE other evening, near Mount Blan-
chard, Charles Van Horn, an old man, met
Lewis Babcock and invited him to take .
drink from small bottle, which Babcock
did. After talking awhile Van Horn took
half gallon jug OF whisky from his wagon,
and invited Babcock to take another drink,
which he did. Almost immediately he fell
to the ground insensible, and died about
O'Clock.
CHRIS REIsrNGER, young unmarried
man at Winchester, was thrown from his
ago and fatally injured.
The Leetonia Tool Works Company nave
made an assignment. Liabilities $SO,OV.
A HORSE and buggy went over bridge
near College Corner, falling twenty feet
upon the rocks below. The occupants OF
the buggy, Jonathan White, wife and child,
escaped alive but seriously injured.
MELVIN PARKS, working for Jacob Nc
| Bride, three miles east of Caldwell, while
/ cutting corn few days since, became vio
.lently insane, stripped his clothing OF. and
| going to the house, violently attacked his
| employer with club, breaking his hand.
| He then broke the windows out OF the
house, punched rail through the doc
| and assumed command. He was finally
| arrested and is now confined.
| CLARK COUNTY farmers report consider
able mould in the newly-planted wheat.
A coLoRED dairyman named Willis Ron
| inson was handling o cask of oxalic acid q
| the depot in Springfield, when the stoppe
Aew out and the acid splashed in his face
burning him terribly.
| RxvJLA11 of Galena. shot a rattle
.naka from thu, limb of a tree. forty foe
| .hova the pronnd. that was fonr feet min
inches long. thirty inches in circumference
| and had twenty-six rattles-perhaps tn
| i.roa.t snata o,, record II had n son;rre
| ,,,.t1v sv.I,oved vben ehot.
Ion,n man NV tbe name of Mike ao,
so, ,,,ont !, the borna ~ an old and ;not
fsns;ye c,lored man bv the name of Bnrns
| living in Wayne Township. Champaip
County and demanded entrance. but helm
-sfr..d dr.,v revolvar end hagan : de,;t
.r.te fr;po az the old man Five shot
vera aimed at him. and one of them was 8
80. ao;nr a.. ,vorL frat ~ n,.s.d throro
~. "a .hs o+har. ~. i, so .,os
-.s. , - :. -. :. ,,noon,fort.h,a N
csnss ia rnown for the dastardlv attact
a. .,d 10, :. or;et and never r,oles,
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1;y % Ie hs hsIS 70 answer tn the charge !
shooting to kill.
Rpv h. n. wAueH. a prominent mini,
&.r ~ Au;anca while nraacb;ne n, the con
srepation of the Westministe
Presbyterian Church, was taken sue
denly Ill, and fell to the foe
of the pulpit insensible. A number of th
congregation rushed to his assistance, an
succeeded. after a time, in restoring hil
In consciousness, when he was removed I