Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-09-12
OHIO.
ANewark woman died of delirum tre-
mems last week.

A Newark woman QleQ OF Oellfum ire
mems last week.
The Urbana camp meeting was fail
ure in attendance this year.
Clarke county has erected a Children's
Home at a cost of $20,758.
There is great deal of fever prevailing
throughout Fairfield county. ~. a 4
A threshing engine burst in Crawford
count, killing NJ. McDermot.
President Hayes was not able to attend
the soldiers reunion at Marietta. ..-a
Frieberg's tannery, at Cincinnati, was
burned last week. Loss $40, 1000. =
The loss by the Put-in-Bay House fire
was about $75 900; insurance covers $780,
900 to $40, 600. - eas
An ordinance has been presented IN the
Council of Ripley, to establish the whip
ping post in that city.
Lafe. Walker deliberately shot and
killed Pat Nolen, at point near Ironton
one evening last week. Whisky:
Oliver H. Perry, yard master, at de-
pot in Sandusky, was killed last week,
while trying to make coupling.
Meigs county drew out of the State
Treasury for the present fiscal year $9,-
913 IA more school funds than it paid in.
An extensive soldiers reunion was held
at Napoleon, of soldiers of all regiments
raised in the Northwestern part of the
State. ........... ......... .ts ,..e....
Treasurer Drake, of Brown county, has
been arrested for a shortage in his ae-
counts of 81, 200. He is able to make good
the deficit.
A fifteen year old girl, of Logan, has
brought suit in bastardy against a six
teen year old boy of the same place. The
Squire bound the boy over in $500.
The colored people of Springfield held
an indignation meeting last week on aor
count of the School Board appointing
white teachers for the colored schools.
Ada Sawyer, colored, has made appTi-
cation for admission to the GAINESVILLE
High School. The Board of Education
twice rejected similar applications.
Burglars entered the Lancaster Post
Office one night last week and robbedit of
something over one hundred dollars, from
registered letters. stamps, etc. -a
The GAINESVILLE School Board are tied
on the question of admitting a colored
girl into the High School, the vote stand
ing four for and four against. 81 ..r.4 3s=.-
The barn of William MiIburn, near CJe-
darville, with three hundred bushels of
wheat, farming implements, etc., was
burned last week. Loss 81 800. Supposed
to have been set fire by tramps.
The Logan Sentinel says that light
ming bolt recently descended through the
roof of house on the Culver farm, near
Webb's Summit, and passed through a
bed without injuring its occupant.
Burglars entered a house in Summit
county, recently and robbed it of money,
afterwards repeatedly violating the per-
] son of a young girl. Both burglars were
caught and Judge Lynch is on the bench.
The ZanesKille Signal says: Several
, car loads of peaches go East daily from
the orchards of the Muskingum Valley.
The purchasers are firms in Baltimore
and eastern cities who are extensively en-
gagged in fruit canning. fa
Cleveland'si third case of kidnapping,
for this season, took place last week. This
F time it is of a little girl, four years old,
daughter of LII. Clark, who lives on
; Madison avenue. The police have the
case in charge.