Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19
OHIO STATE NEWS.
Ashland County.

in the evening, bat was not discovered until
near noon next day, and when found the re-
volver was still in his hand, with one chamber
empty.
Champaign County.
At Cable, the other day, John Corbet, about
twenty years old, was badly injured while
unloading saw-log at A. Graham's saw.
mill. The log rolled over his person, crush.
| ing him and breaking bones.
COIumbiana County.
! G. H. Anderson died the other day on John
Yoder's farm near Leetonia. He was haul
ing manure and when found was entan gled
In the whif1letrees, and had received such in.
juries that he died soon afterward.
Gurney's Block, in Salem, was burned the
other morning The loss on the building was
about $4,000 and the occupants Of the stores
lost heavily-probably as much more.
CuyRhOga County.
The members of the firm Of Jacob Lavary
81 Co., distillers, at Cleveland, have been ar
rested on the charge Of defrauding the Gov
ernment by making false returns. G. F
Theile, the United States storekeeper, was
| also arrested
Fairfield County.
The house of Daniel Crumley, of Lancas
ter was struck by lightning the other evening
and Mrs Crumley knocked insensible.
Mrs. Malcook, colored woman, living al
Lancaster, died a few evenings ago in conse
quence of the maltreatment of her husband
Her person showed marks of thirty five
scarifcations from a n-bladed scarifier.
Franklin County.
Louis j. Rodex's confectionery establish.
ment at Columbus was burned few morn.
ings ago, involving loss of about $1,000.
Hamilton County.
The other day a stranger named McAuliff
stopping at one of the Cincinnati hotels, wenl
before a United States Commissioner and
made affidavit under the Civil-Rights bill
against the managers of the Grand Opera
House and Woods Theater for refusing to
admit colored boy to the dress-circle seat by
his side.
The other day Henry Gehring, an eight
year-old Cincinnati boy, fell through the rot
ten floor of privy into a vault twenty feet
deep and before he could be extricated he
was dead.
Knox County.
A destructive fire occurred at Fredericton
lately, which originated in Gay & Rowley's
dry goods store, and was not subdued until
the entire block of two-story frame buildings
with their contents were destroyed. The ag.
gregate loss was about $4,000, upon which
the insurance did not exceed $1,000, mostly
| in the Ashland Knox and Richland Mutuals
ITahOnIng County.
Alexander Holmer, a Girard teamster, came
to Youngstown the other night and became
grossly intoxicated When he got ready tc
| go home he tried to board a train in motion
and fell under the wheels. He was fatally
injured.
Charles Swanston, drover living at Berlir
Center was robbed few nights ago Of 81, $50
The burglars effected an entrance by pryinl
open a back window. The money was in hii
! pocketbook under his pillow. He did no
hear them until they were leaving the house
when he gave chase, but did not succeed IL
catching them or discovering how many
there were.
George Amer, of Ellsworth, met with q
fatal accident few days ago while hauling
saw-logs. While they were drawing a log OF
the sled with the horses he was following i
up, when the chain broke, the log rolling
back on him, mashing his head and other
wise mutilating his body, killing him in
stantly.
Montgomery County.
Arthur NJ. Page, the man who some tim,
ago stole 500, 900 in bonds from the residence
of Hon. L. Loundes, in Clarksburg, W. Va.
was arrested few days ago at Dayton.
Isaac Ferris, a brakeman, was caught be
/ &C. rl,i1 lin,
them at Dayton recently, and received pre-
sumably fatal injuries.
Muskins um County.
Chris. Shoemaker night watchman on tn
Pan Handle Railroad, was run over nea
Dresden and instantly killed by passeuge
engine q few days ago. brakeman name
! Bouham was killed few days before at tn
same place while coupling cars.
A few days go, at Roseville, FL. Stoneburnt
fell between two cattle cars and was Instant
crushed to death.
PauIding County.
NJ. NJ. Utley, station-agent for the Toled'
Wabash g. Western Railroad Company {
Cecil, has been arrested by the United STATE
Marshal on the charge of passing counterfe
money. In addition to his employment O
the railroad Mr.. Utley owns large grocer
and dry goods store at Cecil, and his ARE
has caused considerable excitement.
RIehland County.
, A few days ago a man named Geo. Drucl
/ ert, an employe of the Altman Il TaylC
Manufacturing Company, of Mansfield, mt
with a fatal accident. A heavy threshinl
machine cylinder, weighing over 300 pound
fell distance of five or six feet, coming
contact with his face and head, cutting hi
very severely and fracturing his skull
Seneca County
Jacob Daniels, living in the country not fl
from Tifin, while attempting to slide from
load Of hay few days since, fell and run I'll
tines of pitchfork into his breast, KILN
I him instantly.
Charles Worth, Of Seneca, a few days ag
had his thumb and two fingers neatly amp
tated by buzz-saw in the Union churn ia
! tory.
r WV. Blain, Toledo telegraph operate
a recently committed suicide by taking mo
!! Phine.
! Stark County.
! The beer-garden of j. stocker, situate
y about two miles east Of Alliance, was total
3 destroyed by IRE a few nights ago. The f
a was of incendiary origin.
e TrumbulI County.
It In a drunken affray at Church Hill Il
e other afternoon, coal-miner named Whal'
y was shot by a saloon-keeper named Evan
u The ball passed through his body into Il
lungs, where it remained. Whalen walk
two miles after being shot
williams County.
. A destructive fire occurred in Bryan, I
/, other evening, which destroyed property VI
X uei at about $4,000.
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