The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-04-16

COLUMBUS April lO.-The House passed the
bill fba fOs Of also the
bill to issue bonds for the various dehc1en-
cies, and to create a sinking fund.
Miscellaneous Items.
WIN. HAeEMAN committed suicide by |
hanging himself to pear tree In the SUBJ
urbs of Cincinnati.
HERMAN TENBEI was crushed by "fall"
in a coal mine at Bellevue.
LEVI BAYER, of Bellevue, fatally shot |
Henry A. Tilberry in self-defense.
MRS. VINcHEs and Joseph Fisher, held
at Canton on the charge Of poisoning the
formers husband, were released, an exam
ination having revealed no poison in the
deceased's stomach.
SHEPHERD SIMMONS, a train hand, was
killed by an express train on the c., b. &
| D. Railroad at Maplewood, near Cincin-
| natl.
MASTER CHARLEY FLOOD, a lad seventeen
years old, son of widow at Lancaster,
while walking on top of a fence fell, and
died from the injuries received.
| Mr.. AD. R. SEYMOUR, liveryman OF
Newark, was kicked by one of his horses
and severely injured internally, from
which it is feared he may not recover.
| DURING the progress of the six-hour race
at the Steubenville Skating Rink the other
night, one of the girders of the roof cracked,
| and in a short time the entire roof caved in,
] and completely wrecked the rink. Fortu-
nately every one present escaped before
the crash. The loss will amount to $3.50.
Mrs. LIZZIE HERMAN, of Newark, at
tempted suicide the other day by jumping
into the canal at that place, but was res
cued by a passer-by. Her husband, she
saws, has been cruel to her, and she is near
ing confinement. Her parents reside at
New Lisbon.
WILLIAM GRADY and a young brother
were hunting in the woods west of Patter-
son. While William was standing on a log
he slipped, and in falling the gun was dis
charged and O heavy load of shot entered
his right ear and came out at the top OF his
| head. His brother summoned help and he
| was conveyed home, where he died. He
was unmarried.
APRIL "a is arbor day.
BLACK measles is epidemic in Fayette
County. Five deaths in the family of j.
M. Noble.
SIxTEEN-INcH alligator was caught near
, Lancaster, few days ago, but will give
, no account of itself.
: NEW LISBON boasts of pretty girls, and
: insists that the prettiest of the lot never
saw the inside Of q skating rink.
AUGUST IsLER was injured by a train on
|, the Connotton RAILROAD Mt Canton, and
Q will die.
8 MASKED robbers are causing much an.
l | nov ance to farmers in the vicinity o,
!, | Youngstown.
i AMOS allies, chief car inspector in thu
railroad yards at Alliance was fatally
crushed between q cor and an engine.
DAVID REpMAN is held for wife murder
: at Delaware.
i CAMBRIDGE elected two colored men ol
its municipal ticket.
i THREE hundred rats were killed at tn
Ohio pen while tearing down an old shop.
h SAMUEL MORRISON and Ephraim Buell.
Z of Mt Healthy, were arrested, charget
g with the murder of George Farnsworth,
Is Greenville.
y DAVID Fox, q salesman for 81. F. West
Co., of Cincinnati, was accidentally sho
and killed at Dayton, while handling pis
tol during the packing of his valise.
!. WM CLASS, aged fifty nine, while walk
q ing about his house at Akron, the othe
# morning, preparing to go to work, droppe
;. dead. Heleaves a wife and five children
!. Heart disease is the supposed cause.
It MICHAEL DEUscHLE, an aged Cincin
9. NATHAN, committed suicide by shootin
D himself, on account Of physical and finan
q cial troubles.
"a 1T seems as if the fire fiend is roamin
,e the country at his own free will, and ar
plying the incendiary torch wherever b
fancy indicates. Hardly had the series {
unaccounted-for fires at Norwood ende'
Of until the villages of Marathon and Felicit.
Z in Clelmont County, were sufferers by II
It. cendiary fires. Next the late famil
ID residence of Judge Burgoyne, at Pleasal
r Ridge. was burned in broad daylight. Th
=. residence was unoccupied at the time
% the fire. The other night the quiet viliai
ct of Mason, Warren County, was the scel
of of a disastrous fire. The barn OF DR.. Vo
Is hees was discovered to be on fire, and b
fore assistance could be summoned tl
flames were beyond control, and the oar
with its contents, including carriages, ma
ness. a large stock of feed and his valuat
Go driving horse, were destroyed. undout
edly incendiary.
on FREDERICK GREINER, the murderer
de Seeling, and cOnVlcUeu dp Solu1upuSS W
lin sentenced to be hanged July "a.
re- COLONEL LEN HARRIS, of Cincinnati, b
In been elected First Vice President OF
j." Board of Managers of the National 81
ire diers' Home.
to A posroFFIcE has been established
'se Hamlet, Clermont County.
VIC MRS. GRANT TURNER was awarded $l,
''o by a Common Pleas jury at Cuyaho
- Falls, in suit against the village for
iuries received by falling into hole In
; q plank sidewalk.
nj MRS. C. MACK, Delaware County lul
,at tic in the infrmary, killed her thr
MO months old.child.
w. PosT-oFFICEs have been established
~ Morgan Junction, Guernsey County; P
stS Valley, Jefferson County, and 7
vas Wood County. The postmasters are, in
of order named. G. Doudina, e. ]. Wick
and E. j. Rosendale.
JOHN QUANTE, of Cincinnati, dishes
nd ened at his failure to secure emPloymt
rds committed suicide.
' S's MORTON L. HAWKINS and julius
the (Democrats) and VIM. A. Stevens (Rep
ind lican) were appointed by the Board
ate; Public Works members of the Police Ct
os tnission Of Cincinnati: