Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-08


LAKE CoUNTY.-From the Dairy CD
zette, of Madison, we clipas follows:
nocturnal gentleman named Jack
Frost, visits this township nearly every
night.
Quite fall of snow greeted our people
on Tuesday morning, the roofs of build
ings being covered to the depth of nearly
an inch. This morning the ground is fro
zen quite hard and snow covers it an inch
or more.
A brakeman by the name of Charles
Martin. a resident of Unlonyille, fell from
passing freight train last Friday, at this
place, and suffered the dislocation of the
right shoulder, and other minor bruises
DIR. Powers took charge of the injured
man, and at last accounts his patien. was
doing well. - = 8
we are informed that some of our enter
prising farmers are hauling their potatoes
| to Cleveland on wagons. Railroad mo-
nopoiies are at last remedied. 1t would be
just well, perhaps. for the Patrons of
Husbandry to disband, and cOncede that
handful of Madison farmers struck the
death-blow to the monster.
MAHoNING CoUNTY.-The Youngstown
ReGister furnishes these items:S
Two Oranges have been organized in
Trumbull county.
| All of the iron works of Brown, Bon
nell 4 Co., are stopped, except ten furna-
ces and the nail factory. Work will not
be resumed until the IRON market is bet.
| ter.
| Amateur sportsmen would do well to
observe the following rules: When there
| is a cap on the nipple, never let the ham,
mer rest upon it, but keep the piece at
! half-cock. Never seize the gun by the
muzzle, or stand with the hands resting
| upon it. Never allow the gun to point
| toward your. companions or YOURSELF
Lastly, never handle gun. If these rules
are followed, possibility of accidents Will
| be reduced to a minimum.
| AsHTABULA CoUNTY.-The Geneva
| Times says:
| The late heavy storm blew tree across
| the track of the jamestown road, in Ply
mouth, and trains were delayed till it
| could be cut away,
Very many potatoes are yet in the
ground, and farmers naturally begin to
| feel little nervous over the prospect
However, all hope for IA digging season
vet.
Ed F. H. Moore closes his labors with
the Disciple Society of Geneva, on Sun
day, Nov. 10th. He has accepted a call
from the Disciple church, of PainesyilIe,
and will GO at once to his new charge on
closing his labOrs here.
Another "big thing" in the shape of a
winter cabbage. weighing twenty-four
Bissell, of this town. This is the heaviest
specimen of its kind yet reported, and we
put MIR. Bissell down for first premium.
Capt. A. T. Johnson informs us that on
| u6SudN, lie nCID6u weigh d
grown by Mr. Henry Merritt, on the
| Wheeler Creek road il this town, which
! went at 7S pounds, Friend PancOst,
of Saybrook, made splendid showing,
but this last showing puts Geneva ahead
again.
The Andover Enterprise reports bust.
ness on the increase on the Mahoning coal
road, requiring additional trains. Two
trains now run daily each way.
CUYAHoGA CoUNTY.-From the Cleve-
and Leader:
The old rolling mill in Newburgh was
the scene of a frightful and lamentable
accident Monday noon, John Beyins, a
boy of about ten years of age, was crush
ed between the rolls used for forming iron
rails, and instantly killed. -rhe boy had
brought from his home, short distance
from the mills, his fathers dinner, and was
about to deliver it when he was attracted
by the motion of the ponderous machinery.
and stopped to watch its movement. Per:
that he had one foot resting lightly on the
swiftly turning iron rolls, and was balan-
cling himself on the other, when he sud
denly slipped, and his foot and leg passed
between the heavy cylinders. The motion
of the machinery was so rapid that before
it could be stopped, and almost before the
few bystanders had an idea of what was
transpiring, the boys entire body had pass
ed through the narrow space. and the form
but a moment before full OF life was crush.
ed out of all semblance to the human
shape. The accident was one of the most
terrible of the many that have occurred in
| Newburgh during many years past. The
father of the boy did not see the horrible
death of his son, but when informed wal
nearly craZed by the intelligence.
terrible death befell a boy named
Michael Balec, on Sunday. He left his
home on Lorain Street Sunday morning
and went with several other boys TO Leis
brewery to get slops. When there he wen1
to the to the top of one Of the watts full O
of hot liqtor, ana accidentally slipped
falling into the seaidipg tiuid.' He was
: taken out as soon as possible, but was in
| a terrible condition: When his clothes
were removed the skin peeled off in shreds
He fingered in great agony until foul
O'Clock Sunday afternoon, when deatl
actiy ten years of age on the day of his
death.
During the month of october thirty-siA
men were enlisted at the recruiting station
of the United States army in this city
, The number was the largest ever reached
in one month before, and the men were o
better class than usual.
FRANKLIN CoUNTY.--The followin!
: Thanksgiving proclamation has been is
-sued byGoverror Noyes;
: RRoCLAMATIoN. 3
Remembering with gratitude that healtl
and general prosperity has been youch
f safed to the people Of Ohio during the pas
' year. recognizing the guiding hang an!
protecting care of Almighty God in al
! that effects our lives and fortunes, desir
t ing above all things a continuance of tn,
9 Divine favor, l, Edward F. Noyes, Govern
or OF Ohio, do hereby designate aud ap
point Thursday, the 9th day of November
8 the present month, to be observed as day
8 of public Thanksgiving and prayer.
earnestly recommend that all of thespeopl,
> of the State do, upon that day, abstain
g from ordinary labor and unite to gather il
v worship and supplication. especial.
n request that those who have been blessed
- with health and abundance, TO remembe
: and provide for the sick and the poor nov
d that financial troubles assail our prosper
ity and as the cold winter approaches.-
He that hath pity on the poor lendeth t.
: the Lord, and that which he hath given
d will He pay him again."
r ESiynedi EpWARR i. MOVES,
T. A. Il. WICKOFP, Governor,
Secretary of State, .s..s