Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-06
OHIO NEWS ITEMS.

hb uAFts DOANb w ATbON was IOuulng
grain at the mill in Galena, on the 23d,
bis horses suddenly started, throwing
him under the wagon The hind wheel
passed over his body, injuring him to
such an extent that he died in about
thirty minutes. Mr.. w. was sixty-four
years old, and resident of Plain Town
ship, Franklin County.
CHARLES LEWIS, of Wilmington, lost
his right hand by buzz-saw at the State
Reform Farm on the 23d.
The following are the appointments
for 1867 of the East Ohio Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church:
CLEVELAND DISTRICT.
d. G. Osborne, Presiding Elder Cleveland
First Church, B. +. Brooke; Erie Street. c. w.
Sshing; Scoville Avenue, A. N. Craft; Waring
Street, II. Webb; Broadway, j. H. Tagg; South
Park, A. ID. Morton; Woodland Avenue, c. ].
Bliss, NJ. Hill; East Cleveland, G. H. Stocking;
j. b. Goodrich; WillOughby, j. II.
Dewart; Mentor, w. A. Clark; Painesville, X. f.
Randolph; Perry, K. J.. Smith; Madison, w. II.
Seely; Geneva, j. c. Sullivan; Saybrook, D.
Grand River, s. Collier; Thompson and
Concord, j. B. Grover Montvile and Hampton,
n. j. TAFT; Unionville, H. N. Stearns Chardon,
r. f. Keeer; Chagrin Falls. b. Excel; Balm
bridge, j. +. johnson; Mayheld, J. X. shatfer;
John; Troy, G. Elliott; Warrensviiie, to be sup
piled; City Mission, d. Prosser; Corresponding
Secretary Chldren's Aid Society, VIM. Sampson.
AKRON DISTRICT.
j. Tribby, Presiding Elder. Akron-First
Church, H. Baker; Second Church, W. H. Wilson
Pleasant Valley and Mogadore, A. d. Mccormick; /;
"a Falls G. W. Gray; Kent, j. II. Rkey; Ravenna,
G. V. Wilson; Bedford. J. II. Merchant; Twins
burg, d. Rowland Peninsula and Hudson, j. II.
Meeks; Rootstown and Randolph, j. P. Mills;
Edinburg and Atwater, J. j. Excel; Charlestown
and Freedom, E. A. Simons; DeerHed C, X.
Waters; Windham, f. A. Archibald; Braceville,
j. B. Curry; Newton Falls. ]. II. Starratt; Nelson
and Southington, p. W. Sherwood; Garrettsville,
Fl. W. Steadman; Warren, s. NJ. Hickman; West
A. II Domer; Bloomfield and Bristol,
A. t. Copeland; Windsor and Mesopotamia, H.
Hunseher; Mantua, d. Rhodes; Financial Secre-
tary Of Allegheny College, Warren Quarterly Con-
ference G. W. Clarke.
CANTON DISTRICT.
s. +. Minor. Presiding Elder. Canton--First
Church. w. II. Locke; Second Church, e. Ellison
Third Church, e. A. Lowman; Massillon, j. d.
Vail; Alliance. S. Burt; Greentown, w. Bedall;
Damoscoville, G. Crook; Salem, w Davidson
Leetonia and Palestine, NJ. j. Ingram; Columbi-
ana, A. r. Ward Franklin Square, j. r. Roller;
New Lisbon, A. r. Chapman; Hanoverton. L. b.
King; Mechanicstown, j. A. Wright; Carrollton,
s. Y. Kennedy; Leavittsville D. A. Pierce: New
Cumberland, j. A. Hunter; Sandyville, E. Will
Minerva, c. H. Edwards; President Mt.
Union College, .. N. HartshOrn.
CoNNELLsvILLE DISTRICT.
A. II. Norcross Presiding Elder. McConnells-
vile, w. Brown; Beverly, F. D. Fast; Unionville,
D. Gordon; Morgan, j. O. Russell; Mt Zion, j.
Norris; Rich Hill. X. 8. Strahl; Bethel g. W. Den
mis-; Norwich l. X. RAIDER; Duncan Falls, D. C..
Knowles; Senecavllle' l. Timberlake " r. Grimes;
Peregoy; Freedom, s. p. Marsh; Stafford, W. #.
smith; Caldwell J. H. Doane; Dexter City, N. C.
Worthington; Salem, T. j. Baker; Lebanon, to
BE supplied; Newport, W. Fl. Piggott; Browns
lille j. Wright.
CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT.
j. williams. Presiding Elder. Cambridge. J..
i. Hollingshead; New Philadelphia Frank Brown I;
Plains, H. s jackson; Coshocton,
". L. Dfxon Cadiz W. Hunter; Ashbury w. T..
Robins; Martins Ferry, j, Brown; Uhrtchsyllle,
;. j. Feitt Gnadenhutten, H. n. RAIDER; Win
chester, W. N. Webster; Washington, j. F. Hud-
lleston; Adamsville, I. W. Anderson; East Plain
leld, j. W. Fouts; Minersville, r. M. Fresh
yater: Liberty, s. W. Mcclure; Deersyille, |. 8.
aeEsan: ti New Sn1 Athens. @ n B. stewart; % West
Bridgeport, IL. Appleton Bethel Mission, j.
4uccock.
BARNEsvILLE DISTRICT.
]. NJ. Carr, Presiding Elder Barnesville, +.
Iingeley; GAINESVILLE Circuit, j. W. Toland Bel
mont, L. H. Baker; Bellaire, T. s. Hodgson; Bell
Fe GirGlit' r. H Thleei BridgePoTt; o. GiednII'
2obb; Centerville, J. 2. Moore; Fairview, j. |.
Wilson; Freeport t. W. Lane; Hendrysburgh,
u. J, Slutz; Hannibal, 7. F. Phillips Morristown,
" D.. starkey; Moorefeld, W a. Ryder; Pow
j. Ii. Weaver; Woodsfeld. s. Grouse;
Noods6eld Circuit, j. r. Smith; Antioch G. A.
Sheets.
srEuBENvnLE DISTRICT.
j. S. Bracken, Presiding Elder. Steubenville-
Kramer, j. r. Mills; Hamline, l. A. Pearce;
Thomson, A. j. Lane; Finley and Mingo G. B,
smith; Wellsville, j. II. Conkle; East Liverpool,
\ W. Butts; Salineville J. Z. Hollister; Calcutta
Mission, c. Brough; Elkton, j. NJ. Bray; 1rondale
md Hammondsville, A. W. Gruber; Sloan's and
Somerset. J. Q. A. Miller; Wintersville. j. R.
Keys; Richmond. J. B. Uber; Smithheld, j. r.
Cooper; Bloomfield, j. Stephens; Unionport L. H.
stewart; Scio, 7. Storeri East Springfield, P. G.
sdmunds; Harlem Springs, J. E: starkey; Lees
nile, L. j. kurtz; Warrenton, j. NJ. Huston.
YOUNGSTOWN DISTRICT.
L. W. Day, Presiding Elder. Youngstown T. N.
House; Poland, A. W. Arundel; Lowell and Colts
I. Guy; Hubbard, H. G. Smith; CoaIburg, to be
supplied; Girard and Liberty, C. T. Kingsbury;
Niles, H. B. Edwards; jackson and Oldtown, j.
Jourtland. E. F. Edmonds; Burgh Hill and Or.
lngeville B. C. Warner; Gustavus and Kinsman
R. D. Waltz; Williamsfeld, NJ Moses; Cherry
Valley and Rome to be supplied; Morgan, 4
snyder; Richmond, L. E. Beardsley; Keloggs-
7ille, E. S. Baker; Conneaut, G. Dunmire; Kings
lille, s. L. Binkley; Ashtabula, T. McCleary;
5reensburg, j. Beetham; Orwell and Colebrook
J. G. Waters.
THE Panhandle and other roads using
he Union depot at Columbus have Sc
.ablished a free readingroem and library
1t that point for the use of their en-
oloyes.
Hon, R. G. THOMPSON, Representative
n the General Assembly from Lucas
County, died in Philadelphia on the
27th.
A MAN named Conrad Dearing, who
for the last two years has been an en-
ploye in the Bent Works at Columbus, was
arrested on the 9th for murder which it
is alleged he committed in Baltimore
twelve years ago. 1t seems that while
on spree, some weeks since, with two
of his fellow-w orkmen, he boasted that
be had killed a negro at the time men
toned, and these two companions, on
getting sober, told the officers, who ar
rested him. Dearing has generally been
regarded as a peaceable and faithful
and his arrest for crime
so long ago was surprise to
all who knew him.
THE Southern Ohio Fair closed on the
Goth ult. The weather during the fair
was fine, the attendance good, and the
fair more successful than was anticipated.
= JACOb Ii MEAN, du Olu anu cSbcculCu
citizen of Lancaster, died of lock. jaw on
the 2Sth ult. Mr., Ream was badly in
jured on the right knee at recent pole
raising in East Lancaster
THE Central Interstate Sunday School
for the States of West Vir-
ginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana,
Michigan and Ohio, has been organized
by the election of Amos Shinkle, of Ken
lucky, as President; Robert Curden, OF
Gallon, Ohio, as Secretary, and a Vice
President from each State represented in
the organization.
EARLY on the morning of the Goth ult
John Kent, bartender, and William
Hardy, a bricklayer, while discussing
political matters at the door of saloon
in Columbus, became involved in quar-
rel, whereupon Kent struck Hardy, who
in return struck Kent, knocking him
down the steps to the pavement, several
feet below, inhicting injuries from which
he died short time after, while being
to the hospital. Hardy was al
once arrested for murder.
EDWIN NJ HULBURD, clerk of the
Milburn wagon works at Toledo, which
we're burned on the goth ult., was smoth