The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-09

Charles II. Kemstal, Circleyille cloth
Ter, assigned.
Disastrous wreck on the G. s. & G.
stopped all trains Sunday.
Lightning instantly killed Isaac Nor
ris, wealthy farmer near Circleylile.
Rev. Karthner, of the German Re
formed church, died at Bucyrus, aged
70years.
James Brennon, 8, got beyond his
depth in the Ohio at Cincinnati,
Buried today.
A Nypano express dashed the life
out of eight-year' old Mary Morrison at
Youngstown.
Henry thinner, postal clerk, is in the
hands of Cleveland's sheriff. Embez-
cling postal notes.
Maggie Stott, scarlet woman, took
unintentionally an over dose of NOR
phine at Columbus and died in bed.
While standing under a tree at
Waverly two horses owned by William
Brown were struck by lightning and
killed.
Elias GOngler won't brutally beat his
horse al KrumrOy any more. A kick
in the chest threw him lifeless at his
wife's feet.
There's a new arrival at the resi-
dence of John A. Logan, Jr., at Youngs-
town. It's a girl and will be christened
Mary Louise.
A sliding jack under a car at which
he was working, instantly killed Rich
ard Liston at Oil City. Leaves wife
and three small children.
1t wasn't rheumatism that troubled
Mrs. Harry Clark's leg at Uhrichville.
but an old black needle, bent at n end
Swallowed it when a child.
For the injury of a hand while brak.
ing in 1887 Thomas Creighton has com
menced suit at Mansfield against the
Pennsylvania road for 5000.
Homer Victor made a running dive
at the Lima stone quarry pool and was
found five hours after with spine
cracked and head imbedded in clay.
Hancock county claims the cham.
pionship for having the largest family
of voters of n political faith in the
U. S. There's only eighteen brothers
over age.
Van Vert has had an intlrmary hor.
rOr. The dead body of a pauper floats
in a well for weeks and the unfortu-
nate inmates Of the institution drink
therefrom.
Frank ~Chamberlin is the third to die
of those who partook of the college
alumni dinner dinner at Marietta
More than twenty have been seriously
ill of typhoid fever.
In the full blown of her youth and in
the darkness of her bed chamber, heart
disease struck down Mrs, Rosa Hum.
mel at Ironton before her husband
could strike a light.
Bolt of lightning struck residence Of
Richard Stein at Youngstown, killed
his wife and injured his child and fired
the house. Prompt aid by neighbors
prevented a cremation.
Louis Hoffner, st. Clairsville mer
chant, was assaulted by highwaymeT
t'other night. The villains failed Of
their purpose but gave their victim 8
terrible blow IN the head with a stone
Archie McCambrige, the festive
youth who made away with a diamond
pin, collar button and gold watch from
Jeff Stanley, has been brought back tC
Youngstown and landed behind the
bars.
Three masked men enter the house
of Farmer Clark, near Wellsville, ant
after gagging the family, ransacket
the house to suit themselves. Got $3OC
and revived the fainting women before
they left.
D. H. Keys, Mansfield, administratol
of the estate of Coffin Keys, has suet
the Pennsylvania road for $1,000
damages. Keys was a brakeman ant
had both legs amputated against hi'
will for alleged slight. injuries.
One hour after they had left the
house Edward Focke, 6 years, entered
his parents house at Dayton with extra
shoes, hat and clothing and stated that
his eight year old brother had beer
drowned in the hydraulic.