The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-02-11

IHE durf0rd, CanUOn'S new $lUU,UUU nOuel
was opened the other night.
j. j. BROWN, q Springfield druggist,
dumped out his liquor stock, including
'sbitters.n The sacrifice cost him $60
MRS. s. NJ MARTIN CADwALLADER, now
of Indianapolis, who kept two distinguish
ed lovers on the gridiron of uncertainty for
SO long, while at her home in Urbana, is
sued for breach of promise, by Judge Hen
dersou, of st. Albans, W. Va, the Tilted
one
EBEN A. LIGsETT, saloon-keeper, Of Utica,
has brought suit against the Mayor and
Marshal of the village for $4,000 damages
for false imprisonment.
Jos. PARK and John T. Francis farmers,
living near Manchester, had dispute as to
the ownership of hog in possession Of
Park. Francis tried to get it by writ of re-
plevin, but failed. He then called Park
hog thief, and jury has awarded the lat
ter $3.50 damages.
HERMAN Lucas, Of Urbana, was sentenced
to the penitentiary for eighteen months for
burglary.
The Southern Railroad Directors have
leased sixteen acres fronting on Mclean
avenue, for depot purposes.
THE Cincinnati Society for the Preven-
tion Of Cruelty to Animals reports good
progress by branch societies in various
parts of Ohio.
GEORGE BoREY, aged thirty, living near
Mount Victory, Hardin County, while
chopping in the woods was killed by limb
falling on him.
A THREE-YEAR-oLp child of Isaac Ven
drick, GAINESVILLE, fell into the fire the other
night, receiving serious and probably fatal
burns.
L. P. BAILEY, a venerable and highly re-
spected citizen of GAINESVILLE, died few
days ago, at the age Of eighty-eight years.
JOSEPH BALLARD, an old and esteemed
citizen of Lima, dropped dead of heart dis
ease, the other day.
STEPHEN MENTzER a young man employ
ed at hotel at New Middletown, Mahoning
County, went to Youngstown the other day
and purchased a consignment of beer for his
employer. While in the city he drank liquor
freely, and started to drive home badly in
toxicated. Becoming numb with cold he
stopped at a hotel in Poland, and while
feeding his team became insensible, and died
in half an hour. death being due to exposure
and excessive use of stimulants.
EMMA BILTz, aged fourteen, Hamilton
domestic was burned to death sitting by
the stove.
WILL cost x27 $50 this year to collect In
ternal revenue for Cincinnati; $1,000 for
Cleveland; IS, 40 for Toledo; IS, 900 for San
dusky. Considerable less than last year.
b. H. WARDER, Springfield millionaire
manufacturer, is building a 100000 resi-
dence at Washington, d. &.
JOHN LADINe, aged fifty-five, with 300
under his pillow, froze in bed near Delphos.
Paralytic.
The Cincinnati Municipal Reform Asso-
citation has disbanded and turned over it's
cash balance to the Committee of One Hun
dred.
AN estimable farmer Of Canton, named
Jacob Niesz, recently purchased finely
bred but savage bull. Niesz was attending
to the beast in the barn the other evening,
when the animal gored and trampled him
beneath his feet. A friend, who was present,
managed to beat the bull off, but not be-
fore Niesz had sustained injuries which re-
suited in his death. The breast of the dead
man was crushed to a jelly and almost
every rib broken.
THE Attorney Generals recent decision
brings thirty penitentiary convicts inside
the parole law. Therefore, look for several
more discharges.
Jersey MCGRATH. aged thirteen, Athens
County, girl, was i1npaled on the horns of
a COW. Probably fatal.
o. o. HALL, founder of the Cincinnati
Weekly Graphic has been arrested by
Charles F. Bragg. the moneyed partner OF
the concern, charged with appropriating
funds and not accounting for them.
MAN named John Flannery. aged sixty
four, employed laborer on the Cincin-
natl Southern Railroad, while engaged on
thetrestle work that connects the above
road with the c., W. & B. at Cincinnati,
was run over by switch engine No. 3 and
terribly mangled in his lower limbs. Hs
died IL . short time.