Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-07-05
NEWS OF THE WEEK
A II H O NJ Il.
OHIO.


Youngstown Register: The Warren,
Ravenna and Cleveland Railroad Com
pany has filed articles of incorporation
with the Secretary of State. 1t extends
westerly through parts of Trumbull and
Portage counties, from Warren to Ra-
VIENNA township, Portage county. In
corporators: II. 3. Perkins, Jefferson
Palm, G.. .. Griswold, c. B. Wick,
John F. Beaver, HI. c. Ranney, IT. L.
Morrison and A. L. Hubbard. . Work
has been resumed on the A. e G.. W.
Railroad building, corner of Wick and
Phelps streets. in this city.
SUMMIT CoUNTY.--From the Akron
Beacon we clip the following items:
Grand Secretary Earl, of Toledo, will
institute the new lodge of Odd Fellows
in this city on Wednesday, July 9th .
The burglars are spreading themselves
over good deal of the territory in this
region about this time. :. Last year Will
liam johnson and son sheared from their
then ten months and twenty-five days
old Cotswold buck, ten and one-half
pounds of wool. This year, the day be-
fore he was two years old, they clipped
from said buck eighteen pounds of fine,
cleaned wool "A peat bed in the local
ity of the Steese coal schute, south of
this city, has been burning for several
days.
GEAUGA CoUNTY.--From the Chardon
Republican we learn that the Worlu's s
Fair will be held in Thompson's on the
last day of September and the first of
October next; and from the Times of the
same place, that Robert Mitchell, who
| formerly resided ih Burton, owning the
hotel now the Brewster House, but re-
Gently of Willoughby, was killed by the
cars at the Willoughby depot, ON Mon
| day last. it seems that in getting off a
| train at the depot he stepped on one of
the tracks upon which another train
| was approaching and was thrown into
the air some twenty feet. He died from
| the effect of his injuries on the next
day Professor Grimme, who has been
engaged the past year at Danvillc Col
| lege, Kentucky, is spending his vacation
| in Painesville. OF course the Professor
will have to come and stay a short time
| in Chardon. We are glad to see our
neighbor, j. o. Converse, of the Repub-
lican, who has been confined to his
house by illness, able to be about again.
CUYAHoGA COUNTY.-From the Cleve-
land Leader we clip rs follows: Albert
Chamberlain, the Solon murderer, was
sentenced to the penitentiary for life
Tuesday evening officer James Given,
cnacia1 datnativn tha AtIont;n o,I
Greot WeStern dano+ orrasta,I . 49,, ~
named Josenh ShipIer for the n,,rInr
of Walter WrC,,;rn near yVorrn, Dbio
T,esJo,r aftornno.I, ,ri'o ~; -,
are as fol,ows Sh;nlor o,d "a, MnC'';ra s',i;,
N,era oboarG of tho o nrta,yoo', c.a .41r
w noSSanoar +,a;r, III II, ,'n' 'oo,. '" .
warra, a., nltornat;,or aroso ilnt,.,ao,, no,,
tha two in rera,.l to so,,,a ,,oo,r ,,,at
ters MnGnfre wert W. on9 nn tho ] III, .fn".., n"
and was foIjowed hy Sbinlor Ivbo b aftnr
further disnnte nuSbed McGnirn off tho
nlatform and on the oronnd McGn;re ire
was nicked mn and talon tn tho Craatar
Uonin bnt s,,hroonanti,- iii ~ ~" ~,
inries. >''1'' -
,,.ls..
AsATARULA CoUNTY.--From the Con-
neant Reporter we learn that: The Sec
ond swarm OF potato bugs have made
their appearance in large numbers in
our various potato fields and gardens,
and people who imagined that the pests
were disappearing have been sadly dis
appointed. The people are fighting the
vermln as well as they can with Paris
Green, and by picking off and destroy
ing the destroyers. We saw a nelghbor
With an ash pan we'll filled with the