The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-15
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Topics of the Times Given in Terse and
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spicy manner
Wabash, Ind, is lighted by electricity.
Cars killed James O'Hara at New Phila-
delphia, o.
A runaway team killed William Lyons at
Marion, Ind
A home will be built at Wabash, Ind, for
the little HOosier orphans.
Members of the Canadian parliament favor
the abolition of bucket shops.
Jessie Campbell died at Springfield from
the scratch Of a pin on her nose; blood
poisoning.
George johnson. colored, has confessed to
ths murder Of Jake Myers, at Hopkinsville,
Kentucky.
George Scbinnerer had both legs cut Off by
the machinery in the cerealine mills at
Columbus, Ind.
Patsy OLeary, ex-champion feather
weight, has blown out of the Dayton Jail A
reward is offered for his return.
Lafayette Ind, locomotive fremen offer
aid and sympathy to their striking brethren
of the Chicago, Burlington 81 Quincy.
Jewish congregation at Hamilton, O., has
discharged Rabbi Bauer because he enforced
wifely obedience by the beating process.
In quarrel of prohibition at UptonviIle,
ny, d. ~. upon Sll6uCou NIB opponent,
Overstreet, with the ever ready blue grass
bullet.
Andrew Thomas of Warsaw, Ind, do
mates $50, ,O00 for the purpose Of sending fan
mel undershirts and tracts to the far away
heathen.
Henry Colston, of Georgetown, KY, MUIR
dered his uncle, and che jury awarded the
bereaved nephew three and half years in
the penitentiary,
At Ironton, o., Mrs. Willis, aged sixty,
shot herself because the gay lothario to whom
she was welded years ago. left her and mar
ried q woman in Texas.
William Hof of Evansville, Ind, lost his
position and Immediately fitted himself for
a permanent one Of another kind by shooting
himself through the head
The Columbus, O., hase ball club has filed
| suit for the appointment Of a receiver, alleg-
ing that under the present management it is
rapidly approaching financial ruin.
Mrs. Ellen Tupper, known as "the beo
woman" and one of the foremost entomolog.
lists of the world, died suddenly Monday at
| Ell Paso, Tex, where she was visiting her
daughter.
The managers of the Knights of Pythias
conclave at Cincinnati have notified the
Terre Haute, Ind, division that it has been
assigned to lead the international drill this
summer.
J. A. Pickett, a Lexington, KY, tea agent,
is cited to appear before the the court and
explain why his customers failed to find the
promised gold watches and diamonds floating
in their cups
| At Roost, KY, in one Of those pleasant
little before-breakfast exterminating tours,
Bill and Jim Givens left George Sageer dead
on the ground, after emptying their rifles
into his heart
Brickayers at Findlay, o., already getting
S4 per day, have struck for twenty cents
more. The Nypano managers, for whom
they worked, have notified them that they
will give no quarter.
Unhappy Mr.. Weimer jumped into tho
river at Augusta, KY, found it wet, hallooed
for help and being fished out, declared he
would never try to make a moist, unpleasant
body Of himself again.
Mrs. Mary A. Holloway, of Chicago, Ill.
gets $4,000, done up in a cast-iron provision,
out Of the S4U0O00 distributed by her fathers
will. She brings suit in the Columbus, O.,
! court to fracture the will
John Pickett, Of Calhoun, KY, violator Of
the prohibition ordinance, made spirited
resistance to arrest by Sheriff Stateer, and
is now only demi-John, being half killed by
a shot from the officers gun.
The Office Of the Scioto valley depot, al
Portsmouth, O., was broken into last Sunday
night, and the money drawer rifed. Thirty
five dollars and few checks, payable only
to the company, were taken
The Masonic fight at Columbus, o., be-
tween the Cerneau and Northern jurisdic-
tion Scottish rite, has again broken out and
each side calls in the aid of the law to COM
pass the task Of making the other to act upon
the square.
Gus Williams, the colored desperate who
killed Hardin Venable at Indianapolis March
o, kindly consented to surrender himself,
and the terrified policemen are notified that
they can come out from under their beds
and resume work,
Josephine Blann, the missing heiress, OF
Cleveland for whom the sheriff of Cuya-
hoga county has been searching for nearly
three months was brought into court and
delivered to that official She had been con.
cealed in a farm house near Painesville,
about forty miles east of Cleveland She
still insists that T. H, Johnson, her guardian,
wanted to poison her, so as to obtain posses
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The murder Of the young woman, Marga-
ret Auxier, near Yocum, in Morgan county,
Kentucky, is still being discussed in the
neighborhOod whore it occurred. On Friday
night party of men rode up to the house
and called TO her father to come out In
stead of doing so, he sent his daughter, who
asked the men what was wanted. In an
swer, they opened fire on her at short range,
and her body was literally riddled with bull
cts. the ncighbors are completely at loss
TO account for any motive for the cowardly
murder Of the young woman. Joseph S.
Amos, David Lewis, and Noah and William
Long are still hell on suspicion, but the only
evidence against them is the statement Of
Auxier, TINT he thought he recognized one
of the Lewises in the party.
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