The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-12-28

= "A novel expedimetit Tor being avx-
kened was aaopted by s6fne tTooster
I henlin 1M;llersburh, ,toa Thanks diVf,n
nilght't TheYogot n reoster-andEtieI
HIM tea bedpost. expectlag that,nhis
morning call would wake them inIti,,,
for the early train The chicken cfp =
i ed onstineS bntitheii Hoifees eounty
whisky had got too strong, q, hold. o-s
i, the sleepers. and they slept on.
.5igssE feaf astzsGo7S8 Ea3 1od
IisaA farmer hamed' Seliek, ,1isineihrs
T or ak milestnortheast of OfrNiIle, ,7ment
out on Tuesday morning to- exam;ne
some water courses, when ;hes- f6uBc,
the dead body Of d man IN bis field. -
The body was entirely naked AMI
bore no zevidence ofhayiag. bee1foul-
iy dealt with : The deceased apnears
to be about thirty-fiye years of aye.
and is unknown to any tersor n fb.,
neighborhood. Au effort sis sbein..
made to; fad his, clothing. aud gain
some clue to his late place of resi-
dence. is'hesiis . ias7e,,is'<a is'sEss Gss
7ei ybKs4fg .si tel 4s0 .4sss~a "
B On Tuesday evening, the sro0msoi
Mr.. Q Is, Carey, who keeps Photo
graph establishment in WOODWARD
Block, were the scene Ola fearful ex
#citement. A lamp. ID which ssoina
sort OF duid was burning dexploded,
sending the contents all =over.ffhs
Hoor, which, in q m6ment waa a shoef
OF flame, threatening the destruction
OF the entireshuiisiinZ 1Ized dress OF
Mrs. Carey took fire. and she was
considerably but-not seriously burn
ed.s a crowds OF people soon czxhere.i
in and 9rou al the building, and for
tunately the flames were extiu2uishea
before any great damage took place.
4 he occupants of the building Hrear.
ly alarmed, and preparing Tor hasty-
removal of their goods inanticipasior
OF big fire. Mr.. Arnold seized bis
books and was IN the act OF carrVins
them to aplace Of greater safety, bus
hef soon sdiscsxersd shaf eit aWanf
much of u shower aftse all-ssafss
'uaT I san0's 70 pis''s,' e .,lgx s;e e aals3
'ass Some weeks since "ap nice yoans
maj" conmitteds a burglary UPON sths
residence of Doctor Chssney, Of Aar-
din county, and being arrssted, RG
In. lransitu to Kenton for safe keep.
ing; when at forest he gave Len bail
to Marshal Koope of q Upper 9ahens-
ky. On Saturday, dee Sd, the same
coyey, in his, plug, stopped at ths
first class Hotel in the last named
town, and proceeding leisurely about
town Tie marshal spied his pp~
suspscting man and made for hiiun---
Tapping him on the shoulder and
about TO capture him, the silk ha. ted
individual, corclu5sd ssnot to tarry.''
and accordingly away he went, 'fho.
marshal a1d vclnnteer deputy. fol-
lowing in hot pursuit., The parry Of
the FIRST part, however, made the Best.
time BY far and the marshal beIIowed
with might and main, Stop thsefs"
Soon barly German laid hold lof
pimbie foot with-What for You rams
so? K9ope no hurts you. Koope
& CO painting for breath, soon bad
their man.. and this time got him
safe 70 Ksnton jail. = 1Stn& sDepl5crdt.
Alliance witnessed last week q .fi :.
nanciaI crash which, has prodnceds
much commotioa IN business circles.
Nixon & Co, proprietors Of the Jill
ance Agricultural Works suspended
payment IN Monday which was fol.
iowei sith the 'stisDension of Elisha
i'eeters: Teeters e Son., bankers !.
R,bert Millner, Red Estate Broker.
and W. r Nixon. The liabilities, of
Nixon & TO-. are said to be over
52U0,099..l All lFatc made assign
lnehts, except feeters & Son, bapkers
1t i. feare.f the. Alliance College,
Of which Mr. reeters was nrIelslirer,
Is seriously Involved, and that hts
prospects for continuancs are BY no.
meaIs encouraging - -EzehSs5e.
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