The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-10-03
me, and commenced to kiss and caress

time and commenced to kiss and caress
her.
This demonstration of affection from
the divine in question awoke the young
lady who was indignant at Rev Spencer
FOR the liberties he was taking, and warn
ed him to desist and 20 back to bed.
The Rev. Spencer, according to Miss |
Welch story refused to do anything Of |
the kind and in order to get away from
Spencer, Miss Wclch freed herself from
his embrace and got behind her two lit
tie sisters.
Miss WeIch is a bright intelligent
young lady and was at the time a seeker
of religion under the gui dance of Rev
Spencer.
When Mr. Welch was informed of what
! took place, he ordered Rev. Spencer out
of his house and ont Of the country. A
warrant was gotten out for his arrest, but
committee, from which an appeal has
been taken.
There were other young ladies in his
charge that testified to taps on the
shoulders and touches from the divine
toes, etc.
Rev. Spencer is a fine looking man and
is said to be a fine speaker.
The Pomeroy Telegraph tells of another:
The Rev. NJ. Frankel, pastor of the
German Evangelical Protestant Saint
Johns church, of this city, in at the
Centennial Saloon, on Front ST 1T Thurs
day evening drinking beer and smol-
ing cigar. Some acquaintance came
in and the reverend gentleman engaged
them in conversation on the subject of
horses. II was invited to Join them in
n glass of beer but declined, saving that
he had already had one. Some of the
gentlemen soon went out and Mr. Frank
ell invited the other, who was Mr.. Aicher,
to take fresh cigar, and ordered one
from the barlleeper Fritz Kuehnle The
latter, who it appears has an old grudge
against the reverend gentleman for in
ducing his girl to go back on him, pro
duced the cigar, but expressed his dis
satisfaction with the manner in which he
had been addressed. He is reported to
have said Il haven't been herdlng swine
with you that you should be so familiar
, with me-" Mr.. Frankel, not at first fully
! mprehending, asked him what he had
said, and the remark was repeated
; Frankel then retorted Neither have
with you" whereupon the barkeepeI
3 reached over the counter and slapped
him on the cheek Frankel then picked
up his glass which was full, or partially
so, and made a pass at the barkeeper
stopping the amber fluid over his face
and clothes. The latter then came
around from behind the counter and the
two clinched and engaged in a fight
. They were separated, however, by friends
before much injury was done TO either
}, Mr. Frankel was taken out into sidt
4 passage, where the barkeeper soon fol
f lowed and another encounter took place
but authorities differ as to which was thu
attacking party. Mr. Frankel is said tc
e have yelled murder and they were agair
e separated by the interference of othel
q parties. The next day Mr.. Frankel haC
> Kuehnle arrested on a charge of assault
and battery with intent to murder. Tn
Y case was tried before Squire Cade on Sat
4 urday. At the close of the defendan
entered plea of guilty Of assault ant
battery, which was accepted by the ju:
tice and he was fined one dollar am
costs.
. How would it read if Matthew, Marx
: Luke and John, had recorded that Chris
. had been sneaking to the beds of youn
girls in the night, or guzzling beer, an
sinking with cigars in beer hell /?