The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-08-13
HAPPENED IN THIS STATE.

y w. Truxall has been appointed
postmaster at Randolph.
The assets and liabilities of the Co
lumbus Buggy company are about 5000,
600 each.
Cummins Butterfeld of Cincinnati
has resigned his clerkship in the Col.
umbus pension office.
Governor Bushnell left the canal
commission at Akron after iourneying
from Cleveland by canalbOat.
The state chairman of the Populist
state committee will call the state con.
vention to meet at Springfield, Aug. 26
and 27.
Theodore ESline, aged 81, was remov.
ing pillars in the Jackson county mine
when he was caught by fall of slate
and killed.
William Bard, a miner at Monroe fur.
mace, near Portsmouth, was fatally in.
jured by the premature explosion of
dynamite blast.
Lucius Sullivan, q freight brakeman,
had his skull fractured by b. & .,
passenger train at GAINESVILLE in the
yards of that company and will die.
The colored people of Dayton, as
represented by their several societies
and churches, are making elaborate
preparations for Emancipation Day
celebration.
The l4-year.old son of Henry f
Walter, 1925 Western avenue, Cincin
natl, is missing, The boy has light
hair blue eyes. wears blue suit of
clothes and black stiff hat.
Mrs. Edward Lichliter has appealed
to the Dayton police department. to as
sist her in ascertaining the whereabouts
Of her husband, who has been absent
from home for several days.
The Dayton fire commissioners gave
the firemen of the western enginehouse
general shaking up. Three men were
dismissed sfrom the department and
three were suspended for go days.
On Sept. II the annual reunion of the
old Thirty.fifth Ohio regiment will be
held in Middletown. Three hundred
members of the famous old regiment
still survive, majority of whom will
attend the reunion.
Charles Warwick, well. known
farmer living near Hamilton scratched
his hand OH nail, blood poisoning sci
in and his arm began to swell from the
hand to his shoulder. His condition is
considered serious.
A call was issued for meeting of the
stockholders of the Columbus, Toledo
and Hooking railroad, to meet Sept. 8
to vote upon proposed issue of $50,
600, 600 4 per cent gold bonds to refund
outstanding bonds and for additiona
capital.
Representatives of the Lake Shore
Pennsylvania, Big Four B. &J O., O. II
&5 ID. and Ohio Central railroads gave
what they thought good reasons to tht
state board of equalization why the ap
praisement of their rolling stock should
be lowered,
In anticipation of the carly compile
ton of the garbage crematory, tn,
J Dayton board of city affairs is con
/ templating the purchase of 10 or |;
wagons of steel and iron and so con
/ strncted as to make them as near odOr
! less as possible
The Lutherans of the Miami vale,
S held their second amt al rally at tn
Soldiers home Dayton About | ,00
members of the churches in South
! western Ohio participated. The pro
gram included IA number OF addresse
by prominent professors of variou
Lutheran colleges,
4 W. w Place, ex.auditor of Putnam
county. was arrested charged with EN-
, bezzlement. Mr.. Place was guardian
!, of some heirs several years ago, but,
is alleged, never made a settlement
Last year no served sentence in I h
; penitentiarr, having been implicated il
s the theft of $40, 900 from the county.