The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-08-01
FROM THE LAKE
TO THE RIVER
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Gratis Ohio News Garden.
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News Hunters, who Gull out the
Weeds and Send In Diges-
tible Stuff.
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Special to the News Democrat.
Gallipolis, July 28.--Benwood, "a town
above here, has several cases of small
pox.
Bucyrus, July % "A dozen or more
cases OF scarlet fever have broken out
in one OF the districts along the river
bottom.
Mt. Vernon, July 29.-The strike Of
the B. & o. section men has been de-
clared off, the men returning to work
at former wages.
Upper Sandusky, July 2S.-Dan
Burns, while attempting to repair a
belt at sawmill at Marseilles, had his
left arm sawed off.
Hillsboro, o., July 1S.-Mrs. For
aker, mother of Joseph b. Foraker,
died at 5 o'clock this morning after an
illness of three months.
East Liverpool, July 2S.--When all
the bills are paid the East Liverpool
lodge of Elks will not have over 5000
profit from the carnival and city GEN.
tennial.
Orrville, July 2S.-The residence Of
David Arickwa5 entered by thieves and
$145 was taken from Mr.. Arick's
pockets. Entrance was made by cut.
ting wire screens from the door.
Springfield, July 29.-The coremak-
ers' strike at the Springfield foundry
company has been stalled by the fore
woman being taken from the supervis-
ion of the foreman of the core room.
Findlay, July 2S.--Albert Huffman,
of Welker, had his pocket picked OF $75
on the streets here. He was in the
charge at Ell Caney, near Santiago, and
this money he had saved from his pay.
Greenville, July % -Bonie Mech
| ling, an Italian organ grinder, deposit
ed $3.50 in a bank here and the certif-
cate of deposit he placed in wallet
with many others One monkey and
an organ made him all Of the money.
Toledo, July 2S.-Private Walter
| Ziegler, deserted from the Eighth Unit
ed States cavalry, who surrendered
himself to Captain Ames, the local re-
cruiting officer, yesterday, was taken
back to Ft. Sheridan where he will be
given general court-martial.
Geneva, July ga government pos.
tai inspector Is here and has been look
| ing over the rural territory with view
to rural mail delivery. His report, 1t
| is said, will be favorable and it is eX-
pected that the mail will be delivered
at the suburban homes in about one
month.
Findlay, July 2S.-Aura Benin, a
plumber and his assistant, Remus Den.
nison, upset pot of molten solder,
which splashed in their eyes, badly
| burning them, and it is thought per.
mantly destroying their sight. Den.
nison also suffered severe burn on
the body.
Findlay, July 2S.-The Central hotel
at McComb burned to the ground
caused by an explosion OF gasoline In
the kitchen, Landlord Marllott's loss
was over $1,000. The building was
owned by Jacob Kuebler, a Sandusky
brewer, and was insured for So, 900, with
a less OF $4,000.
Marysville, July 28.-Lillian Sarver,
girl aged about six years, fell into a
cistern at the home Of j. j. Moorelock
and was nearly drowned. When dis
covered by the family she was sinking
the third time. She Is In very crit
ical condition, with little hope for re-
covery
Findlay, July 28.-While Ad Hager.
man was running traction engine
west OF the city bridge gave way pre-.
cipitating the engine into the creek
Hagerman was carried beneath the
engine, being caught fast, and terribly
burned by the escaping steam. He
cannot survive his injuries.
Columbus, July 2S.-A guard at the
penitentiary searching Demon" Hurry,
one of the four prisoners who are con
fined in steel cell, discovered dag.
ger In Hurley's slipper. The dagger
was made from bucket hoop and is
similar to the one used by Hurley to
stab Guard Blocker some three weeks
ago.
Xenia, July 28.-Mrs. Rose Brown
was locked up at city prison on a war.
rant sworn out by her father, Anselm
Kelble, charging her with the theft ol
his revolver. She is the mother of a
babe only 6 months OF age, and the
her incarcerated, and ordered her
turned loose.
Mt. Vernon, July 29.-W. S. Robin.
son., wealthy resident OF this city, has
disappeared within the past two days as
| completely as JnOugn the earth had
swallowed him, and the efforts of his
family to find him have been unavail-
ing. His honsekeeper and son left him
at home while they went away for the
afternoon and when they returned he
was missing.
Sidney, July 29.-Henry Mueller, the
missing tailor from this city, was found
along the roadside southwest OF town
and was placed in jail as it is believed
he Is insane. He said he had walked
all the way from Dayton, but could
give no account OF his strange actions.
The rig he left Sidney with was found
at the Palace livery stable in Dayton.
Mansfield, July 29.-John Cunning
ham, Elmer and James West. Charles
| Werlich, Jennie Weaver, of Lexington,
and John Chamberlain, of Bateman.
town, have been arrested on the charge
of burglarizlng the residence of Daniel
Miller, near Lexington, two weeks ago
when 81 900 In money and bonds were
stolen, the family being gagged and
bound.