Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-06-28
OHIO NEWS ITEMS,

The National Association of Ameri-
can Homeopathic Physicians met in its
thirty-fifth annual session at Putin Bay
on the 18th.
AT Columbus, on the 10Th, the police
arrested three suspicious characters
having in their possession forty-five
gold and silver watches and considera-
BILE jewelry, supposed to have been
stolen from L. 4. Marble, Wilmington,
Ohio. The men proved to be Jerry and
Jimmy Carnes and William Dayton,
well known,to the police.
A FALL of rock in the Grove Coal
Company's mine No. l, on the morning
of the 10Th, killed Tom Bowen, the
roadman.
NELSON HEWITT, a former Marshal
of Oberlin, committed suicide at Cam
den, on the 10Th, by shooting. Hewitt
was a drinking man, and was said to
be insane. His wife was obliged to
leave him on that account some time
since.
A CINCINNATI telegram of the goth
says: at is claimed by the relatives
of Mrs Patrick Kinney that among the
bodies found in the medical college at
Ann Arbor, Mich, by Cincinnati de-
tective, was the body of that lady, who
died and was buried last January in the
graveyard in Reading, a suburb of this
city. The grave was subsequently
robbed and the body shipped to Michi-
gan. Dr. Herdman, of Ann Arbor Col
lege, publishes card denying that the
body recovered by the detective was
that of Devins, as alleged"
DIR. L. w. BAKER, prominent ply
sician of Hamden, was fatally injured
on the 10Th by the fall of his hay-loft.
A Two-YEARs-oLD son of T. c. Jean,
Postmaster at Nevada, was taken with
coughing spell on the 10th, ruptured
blood vessel, and bled to death in FIVE
minutes.
The wife of John Harbster, of Del
phos, was killed a day or two ago by
being thrown from wagon.
PROF. MENDENHALL has resigned his
position in the State University.
SPRINGFIELD will soon have new
Courthouse, as the plans for it have
been at last accepted.
AN unknown man recently drove up
to the house of John Rourke, in Spring
field, and abducted his son, boy
twelve years old.
The annual meeting of the State Edi-
torial Association will be held at Cleve-
land July 10 and IL, The home COM
mittee will entertain their guests in the
most hospitable manner. The pro-
gramme includes an excursion on Lake
Erie, and on the evening of the 18th
the association will leave on a special
train for Philadelphia, Cape May and
New York. President Hayes, Secre-
tary Sherman and the Ohio Congress
men have been invited. Several will
probably be present.
THREE buildings belonging to Daniel
Cline, and George Kehres, at Findlay,
were totally consumed by fire on the
oath. They were supposed to have
been set on fire by tramps, as some
were seen in the vicinity just previous
to its breaking out The loss is about
$1,000; uninsured.
OTTo HoLDERER, aged sixteen, son
of Christian Holderer, saloon-keeper
of Sandusky, assaulted John Welsh on
the oath, striking him in the head with
a mahet, infiicting serious wound.
ANOTHER racy elopement case came
to light on the oath, making number
three for Akron within month. Peter
Scott, high-toned gentleman of the
colored persuasion. has married and
eloped with a dusky beauty by the name
of Ella NADIA. Scott is married, and his
wife has begun suit against him for
bigamy. To-day, when the authorities
wanted him, it was discovered that he
had fled to parts unknown with his
newly-made bride.
The new iron bridge built by the L.
S. q Nj. S. K. r. Co. across the Mau-
NEE at Toledo has been completed, and
the first train of cars went across the
new structure on the oath. 1t is now
one of the finest on the whole length of
the road.
JAMES l.. BURROUGHS, a well-known
man of Aurora, and for many years
town Treasurer, died on the oath of
hemorrhage of the lungs.