Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23
NORTHERN OHIO NEWS.
TRUMRULL COrNTY-

WARREN NITEMs.-Anderson and Rupp,
new block on Main Street is almast fin.
ished,. The Office Of the Trumbull Nation.
al Bank on Main Street, will be ready for
business in about two weeks. Rev, j. w
Lanphear has resigned the pastorate OF
the Disciple Church of this place. Rev.
q. +. Pearce has accepted the call of the
Baptist Church of this place. The new
sheet iron mill, of Messrs. Harris, Davis &
Co. at Niles is doing a good business
The old Porter coal mines, near 0hton
have been re-Openod by Mr.. j. ID. Smith.
Coal is seven dollars per ton in this mar
ket, RETAIL or six dollars by the car load.
The scarlet fever is quite prevalent
among the children in this place. A
number of cases have proved fatal
A new sheet mill is being erected by
Mr.. James Ward, at Niles, the frame work
Is partly up. This will make the third
iron mill there besides-a large blast fur
mace.
Mr. James Ward is still sinking his test
oil well which is down over eleven hun
dred feet. Show not so good as at lesser
depth.
Abraham Bowers, of Mesopotamia, was |
bosI nd -Sls,t,, -J>- Eas4 1.rslSt $1,000
bonds TO answer at the next court on the |
charge Of running away to Canada last
winter TO avoid draft, in violation of Il
Statute of Ohio. Bowers returned quite
Eoaontlv hut flfrlla4 tl.z Tri--rr
Mesopotamia more disposed to give him
the backs of their hands than the palms.
The case was to have been heard before a
Justice last Saturday, Forrest appearing
for the prosecution, and Moses for
the defence but the excitement being
warmed up, it was deemed best by the de-
fence to waive an examination Mesopo-
tamia is thoFny place for skedaddlers.
An attempt at highway robbery was
made few evenings since, on the road
near bursts mill, in Champion. a man
was returning from town with wagon
load of corn, and was met by two men
who confronted him, with, /" Your money
Or your life" lie was not inclined to
give up either for the mere asking, and
bringing a heavy whip which he carried
down ON the head of the nearest rutfian,
he laid him out; then jumping from his !
wagon he treated the other would-be-rob-
Der to a good thrashing. The teamster :
hen went TO the nearest house for help, =
,ut in the meantime the highwaymen took :
o the woods and escaped.
Beef sells by the quarter in this market
1t ll@l2 cts. per pound. Pork sells for a
whatever price is asked. Fresh lake fish :
l21 cts. per pound. Turkeys and chick n
ms 2O@25. erH e-aF~r rss n
The corn crib Of Mr. Robert Boyd, of v
Champion, was robbed a few nights since, p
# considerable quantity fcorn. Thieves \
re ON the rampage iu Champion. e
A young man named Milligan, whose e.
arents reside in North Bloomfield, in this o.
ounty, was killed in the oil regions of {
Pennsylvania on Thursday morning of el
lst week, by the bursting of the boiler of
n engine. He was engaged in drilling tt
7ell The explosion, we are informed, was OF
aused by the boiler being allowed to be- al
ome almost dry, and fresh supply of Il
,ater being rushed in. Mr.. Milligan was OF
truck on the head by fragment prob q
bly,, which broke his skull and scattered 4,
is brains around the spot. His remains al
-ere brought home for interment. Is
Mr.. p H Black met with quite seri- 81
US accident, on Friday, the 18th inst, at to
lie saw mill of Harmon Austin, Esq, near pl
le toll-gate on the Leavittsburg road. pl
While engaged in saving a log square the to
rappling irons got out of order, and loos
hing their hold upon the log, let it down 70
ith such force as to badly crush one foot tn