The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-08-27
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

STATE NEWS tTEWS.
JAMES DUNN, formerly Police Inspector
% Cincinnati, now saioon-keePef, vss
nned 20 ana costs IN the romeo Oouf. ION
keeping his premises open afser midnisns.
a. n. VAN CLEAF, OF brankiin Counsys
was nominated Ior State Senasor ~ Dsm
ocraes OF tne Frankhn- ficawsy Ooon'y
Distfics' tne otner day.
DAVID T. sfEGes' OF Ansn TOWNSHIP
perke County, was' on MS own mos'on,
lougsa in 1ne insane Asyiun'' as ne =
ilaio ne "ouiu XIII someoooy ID
OhAS .. OANA'
near AanesVhi', was s"inoieo OUT 2, nose
LOT Soo oy TWO snarpers, VINO asAeo nun "
aaVertise among ms ifienos snen e"es'''
SAFE OF cheap 3eweny'
JUDGE ArHfRToN, OF Newark, received
his commission from Governor Hoadly as
successor OF tne iate Judge okey On soe
supreme Couru bencn.
AMOS L. VALENTINE, a farmer, was seri-
ously injured ut Circleville by being pre-
cipitated to the bottom of q bin with load
OF corn.
Rev. L. M. ALBRIGHT has rendered his
resignation as pastor of the First N. Z.
Church of Fos,oria, to accept the Presi-
dency of DePauw College, at New Albany,
Ind.
TEN cows belonging to Lafayette Rails
ton, near Findlay, died from eating buck
eyes. Loss, $50.
LEADING business men in Cincinnati, in
different branches of trade, say business Is
healthy, with good prospects of steady inn
DrOV6mon6.
WALLACE LACY, of Rushville, was killed
near Hadley Junction, by being run over
oy coal train on the Ohio Central Rail-
road. {,
JOSEPH ZErEA went bathing In the river,
at Cleveland, few days ago, and being
1aken with c,amp, Cnaries biazek went
%..n W nis as',s'anoe Dooa NJ ~ .ao o"neu. 80.
DH.n lneu ieA'e ian,es ,se"1 1:..ns sno s~ns
suicide bv dro,vning.
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NJ NJ, W., w., oe o,';" n en . g. p.;I-
roads e., ~ I...s ~ anu ;. -. , s.J Saa,aad :.
| .dv.n.. ,ass.,,..,. 80, 60, c,.ns,.,d -
New Yorr fror, % so ord sa ,o s,o so snd
S11 10 for second and arst-c,sss resract.
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49, .,o,;-....s .ls;s -, .:.,-ss
| an oiu Pioneer u W
lumous' oieo al 'ne age Oh seventy 'nine
years
II. A. SMITH, travelling agent at Cteve-
land, suicided ty jumping into the Cuya-
| hoga River.
/ Trru IT, Tv,.<
| stitute closed its session with a total enroll
ment of 49,
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! neI.wora th. ,.tar r;.-ht S.naral ho,,...
| we're entered and m.nv va,,ab,es stolen
nAALToN sEhNoN' OF AoamsVne' naa
leg cu' Oh WI iie ne"ing 'i"oer'
JOSEPH GIBSON, of Sonora, had foot
crushed on the B. & o. Road at GAINESVILLE.
| A FREIGHT train on the Cleveland &
| Pittsburgh Road was ditched just outside
Cleveland the ether day. Six loaded oil
cars, one car of beer and six cars of lumber
and merchandise were burned. The loss 10
$4,000.
QUITE a romantic incident occurred at
| Springfield, the other day. A roughly
dressed man, with the appearance of q
tramp, went into the Arcade music store
and asked to try piano. HIS request was
reluctantly granted. What was the amaze
ment of the proprietor when he sat down
and rendered Beethoven's Moonlight Soma
ia from memory, in wonderful style. His
name is Alexander Ignaatz Hrtska- He
nao ~ AIe
iD'mn%,N ~ n, =. - 80, eH -
Denenpausns s'aoie' oPrinsheiu, anu as
sec'oh manu- on ra,iroao' ~i'nou' nus
genius oeihg oiscoVereo; ne enselcained
| iafse company a' nisno WIN ene nnese
~ s
sW.,-s
With clothes and eneaoed as nianist bv a
dealer He tells a romantic storv Of bis
life in HUNGARY. His nlaving ia eoual to
| many concert pianists. notwithstanding his
arm was broken recently while lifting pig.
| iron on a railroad.
En- Jror.pn. living two miles mn the
west shore from Lakeside, fell down stairs
the other morning in a fit and broke his
neck. The unfortunate man was accustom-
! ed to these attacks, one of which brought
his awful death. Mr.. Leonard was born
at the place w'ere ne died' oeing ABOUT
thirty years oio.
A CAVE has bsen discovered on the hill
adjacent to the fair grounds at Corydon.
1t has not yet been explored but is believed
to be of mammoth size. The heavy rains
. washed the earth from ledge of rock. in
which the entrance to the cave was discov-
+, cred.
Tur other morning Samuel Hamilton.
an iron-worker of Steub.nvilie. was run
. over at Browns Station on the c. & r.
road by freight train, his head being com.
; pletely severed from his body, He fell
! asleep on the track. he was forty six
years old and leaves wife and two child
rem.
/ Ara meeting of the Trustees of the In.