The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-10-29
Totals.
Ioraker,s nlurality over Hoadly rs. .15s.


The total vote of the State, according to
the above, is 700,91S The vote on the con-
stitutional amendments, changing the time
for holding elections from October to No
vember, and providing that Township
Trustees shall be elected for three years in
stead of one, has not been footed up yet,
but it is known that both have been
adopted.
THE Chief of Police of Cleveland has
issued orders to close saloons on Sunday.
TOMMY MEYERS, aged twelve, shot and
probably fatally wounded Louis Keller.
aged eleven years, by toying with loaded
revolver, at Cincinnati.
JACOB RHINE, an aged German citizen.
was killed at Massillon in the endeavor to
extricate himself from the fallen earth of a
trench.
THE Ohio Central Railroad, River Divis-
ion, Corning, O., to Charleston, was sold
for 100000.
FREDERIC HAssAUREK, the eminent Ger
man journalist, was buried at Spring Grove
Cemetery, Cincinnati, on the e2d.
The Athletic Association of Kenyon Coz,
lege celebrated the sports of fall field day
at Gambler, on the Goth, and the following
awards were made in the contests: Putting
the shot, heavy -weight-winner, s. An
dsrson, Shelby junction, o.; distance, &c
feet 1-2 inches. Putting the shot light
weight-winner, Eber T. Fuller, Dublin, o..
distance, 26 feet inches. Throwing the
hammer-heavy- -weight-winner, S. An
d-rson; distance, so feet inches. Throw
ing the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS winner, Guy
D. Golf, Clarksburg, w. Va; distance, 46
feet inches. Standing high jump-win-
ner, Hugh Sterling, Gambler; height, 4 feet
inches. Standing broad jump-winner
R. C. DAILY, Belle Vernon, Pa; distance,
feet 1-2 inch. Running broad jump-win-
ner. DAILY ;distance, 10 feet 3 inches. Heavy
weight wrestling-Draw between II. E
Chase, of Chicago, and S. Anderson
Lightweight wrestling-Draw between H
u. Huston, of Dayton, and VIM. Byram, ol
| Chicago. One acknowledgements dash-win.
ner, Dely; time, II 1-2 seconds. Half-mile
dasb-winner, George Dudley, Washing.
ton, d. c.; time, minutes and % seconds
Hurdle race-wiuuer, DAILY. The sport wa.
discontinued on account of darkness.
ELISHA STEELMAN, a prominent pioneer
citizen of Springfield, was found dead il
his bed the other morning.
THERE is family of hermits at Cleve
land, who have never been seen outside o.
their dwelling in daytime for the past eigh
years.
DAVID ESGEL, young brewer, was sho
dead at Toledo, by an unknown party.
JOHN HUNTINGTON, of Cleveland, nov
worth $5.000,000, was a workman in the OF
regions in the early days of petroleum dis
coverias.
| BY the opening OF q switch at Carlisle, OF
tho Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road
eighteen cars of a freight train wer
ditchej, and the engineer and fireman wer
lady bruised, barely saving their lives.
BURGLARS entered the home of Adam
Loved, farmer residing north of Bucyrus
the other morning and secured a larg
amount of goods. They were followed fo
two DAYS, aud were arrested near Berwick
They are row lodged in the Jail at Bucyrus
ISAAC FYLg. living in the northern su
burb bs of Lancaster, fatally shot tramr
who had entered his stable.
DAVID B. JAMES, dealer in millinery an
fancy goods at Akron, is awfully puzzle
J to pay $4,000 debts with S. 900 assets.
! MISS MYRTLE SEYMOUR, daughter of
prominent merchant of Cleveland, wa
clandestinely married to Augustus A. 4
La9uesne, an unpretentious. druggist, {
Lake Chautauqua.
CITIZENS well, Lima, has given up 81
barrels of excellent lubricating oil.
AKRON wants a 100000 new postoffi'
and custom house, and will probably g.
8 il.
3 A LITTLE boy was killed on Perry stree
, Cincinnati, by a playmate, who claim
t that he did not know his toy pistol wi
loaded