The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-25
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

STATE NEWS ITEMS.
THE remains of Orson 8. Murray, who
died a few days ago near Fosters, Warren
County, was taken to Lancaster, Pa, and
cremated in the crematorium there, on the
18th. The retort was heated to something |
over two thousand degrees. The consuming |
process covered something over an hour.
A delegation of officers Of the Cremation
Society of Cincinnati, accompanied the |
remains.
SEVERAL Cincinnati policemen have been |
suspended on charges of drunkenness.
PINKEYE is spreading rapidly among the |
horses in the eastern part of Seneca County. |
The Democratic Convention of Brown |
and Clermont Counties nominated Frank |
Lindsay for State Senator.
THIRTEEN business houses in Cincinnati
belonging to the estate of Reuben r.
Springer were sold at auction for $40 500.
GEORGE E. NETTLEroN, of Ashtabula ,was
found dead in his bed the other morning in
Jefferson, where he had been serving as
juror during this term of Court. He was
about sixty years old. d.
MORGAN RICHARDS was seriously injured
at Fanny furnace, Shawnee, by a derailed
car.
A TURTLE measuring three and half by
five feet across the back, and weighing 200
pounds, was captured in the Ohio river at
Bellaire.
BOTH New Castle and East Liverpool
have come to the conclusion that the Saliva
tion Army is nuisance, and have forbid
den their parades.
A COLUMBUS boy, Joseph Arthur, who is
searching for the wandering Tony Pastor,
and who can play two harmonicas at the
same time, one with his mouth and the
other with his nose, has been picked up at
Philadelphia.
THERE are only forty three agents Of the
s. P. G. A. in the State.
JOSEPH REIss fell from fourth-story
porch in Cincinnati and was killed.
GEO. SCHNEIDER, who murdered his
aged mother, was hanged at Hamilton.
ARNOLD j. GROVE who is wanted in
Wood County for the murder of g. g.
Loomis in April last, was arrested at
Menominee, Wis.
SAMUEL GEIrGEY, of Wooster, was ac-
| Quilted of the charge of having burned a
business block in that city, owned by him
| self and others, five years ago.
A MEETING of Ohio soldiers who partici.
Pateo IN bne Ddttie Oh oe''yspurs ID cdneu
for July 4, at Columbus, to arrange Tor the
purchase OF ground on which to erect
monument 20 nememory OF tner comrades
who fell IN that engagement.
| ALEX. DAVIS, Assistant Cnief OF tne
FIRE Depar'men1 OF Youngstown WINE
answering an alarm IN WHICH 'ne ,oss was
shgnC' IN attempting 70 jump oh 'ne AoCS-
ooaru Vi 'ne nooA- anu 70.
one "neei paes'ns aeoSs ono - L.. lii
DaoA' Iausns ,ncel noi M 100 'Aa'
p'opauiy pfove io'oi
D. w. DhoFNEHs snoe,sSore IN LAY von'
was broken ln1o ana purglarizeo' 'ne o1ner
n1gnt, ana NUMBER OF poobs ana snoes
were stolen. Steve hayes, 1onn Lenzker
and harris Eckert Were caught north OF the
clty next evening Win some OF tne stolen
goods. iney were arresteo on tne cnarge
OF burglary ana larceny.
IHE sensational divorce suit OF mary A.
watson agains. W. y. =" aoson, ao inoiay
cioseo WIN uecree ior .ne pia'n'n, VINO
Is granted divorce ana ahmony OF $S,ooo,
part IN property and part IN money.
\. Il. HOLDEN, managing editor OF the
.a. Oievelanu M reGs" Dease,' was lnarrieo 70
MISS rloia oeners, VI Una. ei's.
ARNOLD AssuHL' a SWISS VINO nao just
ianoeo IN tnis country was Iouiiy muir
GU az '.e pai nhi oooi iiiue'' nee''
Wv nilaoeipnio. ~
fhEDEhlC 'HEiNEh' conVlcCeo OF 'ne
inu,ue oi mar eale' oeeiihs' anu seh0enceo
W oe nsnseu' a''enipOeu 10 secure a re.
voiser ~ LUZ 'ne purpose VI Aiiins onerin
"e,iiiei' a' Ooiunnous'
lEIEh oro nm shoo anu kineu '" n, aug
hus' S'en"er' maroie oeaief' eariy bne
otner morning, IN tne western part OF GIN
cinnatl. S1urm was arrested tnree months
ago 1or assuming Scenwer' ana was oruni
atGne 'lme Oh 1ne snoooing'
HIRAM CoLLEGE Will Dc remoVeo1 20 war
ren.
ELIJAH boLTzLEY, farmer, living neal
New Philadelphia, committed suicide a few
hish's SLICE ny Diowine ou';his orains VIII
ai,o aLevolver. ne naa peen iaooring unaer
oe.us, ~ sone o'.n. Onau "., 10 was ,oeint
pu. eue' Ny per fsonS WIN esn in'en''
.,aas - 49, 80, s ;.-.;.o.. :. 81 ~.
ien.en'iay' az nafu iaoor' ior pocAe'
pa'A'ns. one 70 .ne nfsS ss "oman an. sen' iron
onanipaisn oouh'y W 'ne o'a'e rison'
JANE oAhhEhEf' ageo aoouo tWen1y
: tnree years, at1empteo suicide at "ooo
s'ocK' oy 'aAins poison ne ne 'ilneiy use
- sP 90
: hn iHLDs' Oan.on % 81
unuai lieu' oseo y" enSy nue. was nuiie'
run 'ne oOp VI pununs oy .ne pieaAin
M. ss .a,a. r' ~" o.
: mH' M o"A VI l oia
.io', acconpanieo py MS "ne' was fe'ufn
.ue 'ne os eso- W.
horse became frightened and ran ava,
!; completely demolishing the buggy an
: throwing both Mr.. and Mrs. Gray out o
' the ground. Mr.. GRAY escaped compare
D tiyely uniniured, but Mrs, Gray receive
i fatal injuries.
MRS. w. s. LuNr, of Fostoria, fell an
e broke her hin hone in such a manner that