The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
FROM OVER THE STATE,
A General Record of Incidents, Accident
and Occurrences.

| ana Occurrences,
John Adams fOuni dead near his
home at Dresden.
jeremiah Cary, we'll known Wooster.
iIe, IL dead, aged II.
A Congregational church has been or.
ganized at Riverside. a.
David Johnson, "a, fell near DOyles,
town and broke his leg,
| DR., E. 8. Blair, prominent Henry cOun.
10 citizen, died at Napoleon.
The O., A, a. G, Railroad Ia about 10
alb iorb the Ohio Central road,
peculiar malady resembling cholera
morbus Ia raging at Doylestown.
NoIwalk is again In the throes of OK
element over another Vanileet trial.
John Armstrong; ekull crushed at
Springfield b. q heavy lever falling on
| him.
Akron has put a full Prohibition
ticket In the field for the spring cleo
| ti0n.
Fred Myers jailed at Akron for Appro-
pristing $3.50 belonging to Lucy II.
Mackey.
Alfred @. Anderson Ia being tried at
Akron for the theft OF a $3.50 horse three
years ago.
Three children Qrlplets) Of Jacob Boil,
Cincinnati, attained their majority
Saturday.
The Wabash employees at Toledo, have
entered protest against a 10 per cent.
reduction.
David Woodip, indicted at Lima for
manslaughtfr, found guilty OF assault
and battery.
Fred. Hartensteln, popular young man
OF Youngstown, died Of malarlal fever
In that city.
Elias Mays " f. has skipped out and
left him to care for Fix children, at
Youngstown.
Mrs. NJ. l., Rice, of Trumbull county,
was nearly sufiOcated 10 death In q
smoko'h0use.
Sarah Farrard, widow OF Akron's "0ld
M0nntaineer Doctor" found not guilty
OF perjury In that city.
Mrs. sechrlst, aged 90, fell into Gre
at u Z,nesyllle while a leep In o chair,
hhu Whn puihuu NouOhbhs
Rudolph Houser, probably fatally
shot In q saloon at Sandusky, by the &C
cidental discharge OF a rife.
Mira. sallle Reber-Laing, well.known
opera singer, who died NJ New York,
buried nj Sandusky, her home,
Warren Ia talking OF erecting com.
blned Opera House and skating rink TO
cost anywhere from $1,000 10 $4,000,
Hannah Douglass, dressmaker Of Co.
lnmblana, bound over for saying that
Alice Beizer's character was none OF the
best.
In addition to their other suifrlngs,
the children In the Xanla Soldiers aud
Sailors Orphans Home are badly 0illlct'
Cd with the Itch.
Thomas Brown. at one time Of the
arm Of Brown, BOnnell 20 Co., Y0ungs'
town, has died at Knoxville, Tennessee,
and his remains will be brought home,
John Robinson, Akron, District Deputy
OF 0ld Fellows for Summit county, had
q narrow escape from death at Green
town by being thrown from q runaway
team.
The young man, Charles Lazarus, who
aurI rendered himself 10 tie Sheriff nj
Zanesvllle, with request TO be hung
for sundry murders committed. proves
to DO insane.
Jim Chumley, convicted In Cincinnati
Of manslanghter, sentenced to the Peni'
tenilary for llfleen years; and Tamasso
BennardlDi, for the same crime, SEN
fenced 10 Ave years.
Vim. Spooner was arrested at home In
0berlin for the theft OF an 0yerc0at
from q Cleveland man. He was given
permission to speak TO brother In
another room aud forgot to return.
A body Ashed out Of q reservoir near
ST. Marys last May has been found To be
that Of VIM. Beiersdorfer, who dlsap'
peared from Buckland, near WapakOneta
about that time with $500 In hle pOck'
ets. II Is supposed case OF murder.
John 0. McGowan, Youngstown, gave
D. b. Blot, OF North jackson $3.50 TO buy
clover Reed for him with, but Blot used
the money In building q house. Nc
Gowan hunted Blot down aud took a
mortgage on the latter's house In place
oil hls lost money.
An express train on the Fort Wayne
road, while running at great speed be'
tween Columbiana and East Palestine,
struck a negro lyingon the track square
on the head, and knocked him OF ten
feet TO one side, but did not kill him.
Had he been struck on tho shins the 70
suit would have been different.