The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-05-03
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Topics Of the Times Given In a Terse and
Spicy Manner.


Spicy Manner.
youngstown gets the Erie car shops.
Dennison and Uhrichsville, o., voted dry
Brooklyn is in dread of smallpox epi-
demic.
Sunday at Castle Garden 1890 immigrants
landed.
Brooklyn had quarter million dollar fire
Sunday.
The Vanderbilt inspecting party is at
Cleveland
Indiana wheat growers are crying for
warm rains
DR.. Knosher, editor of German Puck, died
N Brooklyn Sunday.
City hotel at Paulding, o., burned with
one guest, Karl johnson.
Adam Kirchner was shot in the streets of
Cleveland by John Reehl.
Wesley Atwood didn't know it was loaded.
Happened near Greensburg, Ind.
Charles Snyder, aged twelve, tired of life.
hanged himself at Grove City, Pa.
Mrs. Susan Hess was burned to death whils
fighting grass fire near Carrollton, o.
Mackey syndicate Of Evansville, Ind. will
run railroad from Evansville to Indianap-
oils.
Parr Little, farmer, was crushed to
death in a coal mine near Mohawk village.
Ohio.
DIR. McDlillen is now in charge of the Co.
lumbus insane asylum, vice Dr. Finch, re.
tired.
Eddie Deerwester, aged twelve, accident
ally killed little girl with stone at Kan
sas City,
William j. Johnston, q stockman living
near Wichita, Kan, was fatally mangled by
vicious stallion.
brush heap fire set in flames the clothing
OF Mrs. Louise Hopt, at Bath, N. Y. She
was burned to DEATH
Daniel Quinn was found dying on tbe
streets Of Columbus, o. He was supposed
to have been murdered.
Rev. G. T. King, Methodist pastor at Co.
lumbus, o., cut his throat with razor while
in typhoid fever delirium.
Cleveland has fine boat named after
Gladstone, and has sent the glad tidings to
the grand old man per cable.
Ray Fake, aged seventeen, of MassilIon,
o., played with tho playful toy pistol and
died with bullet in his brain.
Miss Ella Wiltehberg died at Reynolds.
Ind, from the effects Of the. wound inflicted
by the young man whom she had rejected
Alex. Jones, colored, was hanged at Tslla-
hasse, Fla, Saturday, for the murder of
George Culpert, colored, in November, 1887.
Allie Belle Meek, of Marion, Ind. aged
nineteen took an overdose of morphine bv
mistake, and sleeps the sleep that knows no
waking.
Philip Coup, circus manager, and his wife
are in Jail at Vincennes, Ind, on charge of
robbing the house of j. w. Murphy Of In
dianapolis.
William Wee, of Sandusky, O., killed him.
self with strychnine because his relatives
threatened to shut him up where he could not
get any tangle-leg.
Rev. Arthur R. Gillett, of Grand Forks,
OAK, graduate of Amherst, has been an.
pointed inspector of apologetics at the Hart
ford theological seminary.
John G. Breckenridge, justice of the peace
at Springfield o., has been compelled by his
bondsmen to resign on account of irregulari-
ties in the affairs of office.
AT Louisville, KY, Sarah Thomson,
aged fifteen, found that her image had de.
parted from Walter Jesse's heart and re-
placed it with knife to the hilt
DIR. T. ]. Honrigan is i'll Jail at Lebanon,
KY, for killing Sam Hays. This is an un-
justitiable interference with mans private
business that savors of prosecution.
j. M. Hayes, one of the accountants of the
wrecked Fidelity bank, of Cincinnati, saws
that civil suits now pending involve a very
interesting and novel complication of legal
points.
Mrs William Bailey, of Coshocton, o.,
placed lighted pipe in the pocket of her
dress and Mr.. Bailey poured a bottle of
whisky over her to extinguish the flames.
Funeral at Coshocton, o.
A practical joker caused false report of
the burning of church and loss Of fifty lives
to be published in the Creston, o., news
paper, causing terrible grief to many people
until its origin was discovered.
Ella Wittenburg, shot by her Jealous
lover Ed Chamberlain, at Delphi Ind, is
dead. Ed. would have been dead also but
for Sheriff Van Gundy, who spirited him
away to the Lafayette Jail before the angry
mob could reach him.
The festivities of Flemingsburg, XIV,
social left Jabez Weir with broken nose,
caused by Max Middleton sitting down upon
it with his chair, and Max retired with seven
butcher knife wounds carelessly scattered
over his corporosity. 1t was voted by all
the guests one of the pleasantest little So
ciety affairs of the season.