The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
NEWS OF WEEK.

lhb hOHh being hhpl ana thb hOihe nj
ing IA oOnYulhi0na, They were bit by
rabid dog recently,
| hTQoKPoRT, o, Aug, a,--Nimrod N
mons, an old citizen OF Windsor town
ship, when a train was within less thai
| lifty yards OF him, attempted 10 eros
] IN front OF tho engine, His loft foo
was crushed 10 q Jelly, Mr. simona 1
| 80 years old,
| CosnoOTog, Aug Henry MePher
son OF West Lafayette was struck by
| q, o. u y, train here Friday aud ia
atantly killed, Ile was 10 yeala of agI
aud leaves q wife and several ohlldTen
| CosuOoToN, o., Aug, a,-Loula Che
ney, aged twenty four years, u brake
man on the Pan Handle road, Wal
knocked OF moving train and killed
NJ ConesYille by projecting coal chute
One arm both, legs and tho head were
cut OF, ie lived with two sisters Ia
Columbus.
llILLfnORo, o. Aug. a,-Ed, Blair
convict burglar, but not sentenced, Jas
beaverton and Cyrus Paisley, awaiting
trial on charge a burglary, manufaO'
tuT6d q key from BRASS taken from d
m0uth'harp, unlocked their cell dOOTa
and escaped from Jail Blair and
beaverton belonged 10 the famous East
Monroe gang Of burglars.
SIDNEY, o, Aug a,-Two represen,
tatiyea OF Isaac u, Smead, OF Toledo,
invited the School Board and the preaa
TO tho Third Ward school building 10
witneHa tho experiment In the dry
closets put In by Smead, Tho stun
burned AN hour. After they left the
building caught fire in some manner
}, ,and aid great damage Tho loss 10 not
known,
GREENyILLR, o., Aug, a. Sheriff
Maokerly left here IN search OF tho men
who broke jail NJ IlillabOro. Blair
was 10 have been sentenced next Satur,
day and would have received u Peni'
tentlary dohe.
COLUMBUS, lud, Aug, 9.--GeOrge
KnotIe, aged IA years, swallowed u pin
about fourteen months ago, and for the
last eight months has suffered u great
deal, going into a general decline aud
breaking out NJ various parts Of his
body at different times. To-day, while
walking around, no felt prlcking sen.
aatlon NJ an eruption on his hip, and
upon an examination the pin was eI
tractcd, and fell, breaking into three
pieces.
MiNNKAroLis, MINI, Aug. 9-Mrs,
PlunRett, the "Boul mate" OF A, Bently
Worthington, who Ia now IN forced 10
tirement for her aake, has known the
man OF many names longer than she
pretends, Mra, Plunkett, then hailing
from Chicago aa u Christian scientist OF
more or less renown, lectured In Min
neapOlla upon Christian science Aug.
2, 1885 Ills pretty certain that Worth
ingt0n, her "sOulhuaband,' was at tho
time Stopplng at the same hotel under
the name OF DIR, Warner, They were
together a great deal NJ the hotel, 80
much no, In fact, that their intimacy
caused q scandal, and nnallya quiet tip
from the hotel management induced
Mrs. Plunkett 10 leave. He lecture
here was aemi.publlc In character and
made up aa Christian science lectures
usually are. Since that timo A, Bently
alias Dr. Warner alias
Major A, u. Ward, has had II varied ex.
perience, but II would seem that this |
aat "Boulmating" 10 not 80 new aud
spontaneous 40 the gushing Mrs, Plum.
sett would have the world believe,
New HAVEN, Conn. Aug. 3.-Albert |
iogler waa arrested charged with bru |
ally assaulting his daughter Annie !
With horsewhip. The girl states that |
Ter father demanded her wages and /
lot obtaining them locked her In Il
o0m, The Girl was awakened about 3
'Cl0ck by receiving severe blow on
he body from hOwewhip. She beg.
ed for mercy and cried for help, but
he father tore her clothes of her and
lshed her until her body was cut and |
rui9ed horribly. He then left aud thG
iIl dressed and sought refuge with
rlends, who took her TO police head.
uarters.
LEBANON, Ind, Aug, 3,-No tldIngs
ave been received from MOrot Strain,
le farmer who formerly lived near
'hornt0n, In this county, and who
Ioped with the wife Of Wm,Shull. Mrs
train has commenced proceedings for
lyorce, alleging adultery and abandon
tent, and asks for q restraining order
'om The court TO prevent the disposi-
on Of the property left by her hus.
md, until her demands for allmony
lall have been satisfied. VIM. Shull
30 brings suit against Strain for
! 600 damages for alternating the afIec.
ons Of his wife,
KN0ToN N. Y, Aug. 9,-William
lubeck and George Bennett, young
on residing here, went fishing. BEN
,tt took along his gun 10 shoot birds, |
8 they were going through u field Ben. {
vt saw some game NJ q distance and
gan loading. He had partially done /
and had the ramrod In the barrel /
hen the weapon was accidentally dis. >
Inrged, and the ramrod pierced Shu-
ck, going through his body near the
omach and projecting out OF his back {
,ar foot. IL was pulled out by physi. !
ans, but the wound will probably h
owe fatal q
DENNIsoN, Tex, Aug. 3.--The Her.
4 says; "0ur canvass OF every part of d
,xas shows that the reports OF the b
tton, corn, and wheat crops have o
on underestimated. Such cotton was o
ver before seen and such corn would
AXE the Jayhawker or Hawkeye wild 4
th envy. Wheat and oats are up TO !,
Q average. The prospectus for 5000. 7
D bales Of cotton ls good II the weath. :,
holds for u fortnight longer. AT =
on the low prices received last year 3
Q crop 10 worth S8A,000,000,"
New YoRK, Aug. l.-ISpecial. EFul. i
two thousand people crowded the /,
trance 10 the district attorneys Office Il
s morning, when John l.. Sullivan 4
tered for q hearing on a reQulsltlon
I'm Gov. Lowrle Of Mississippi. The :.
trlct attorney informed Sullivan ~
VI the only ground he could got out y
q habeas corpus, was by denying "a
II he was the man named In the pa. 70