The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-29
OHIO STATE NEWS.
A Compendium of the Weeks Events.

Parne1l visited Springfield on Friday of last
week. m -
Pneumonia and scarlet fever are raging in
the vicinity of Sidney.
The Union Glass Company, of Bellaire, has
been Incorporated.
Some wonderful discoveries of mound build
srs have recently been made in Adams County.
Bellefontaine is supplying its usual quota Of
nations. s s-t.s E a8 Pc al
The strike at steubenville among the rolling
mill and gravel sssit miners is practically over
Stephen Welsdon, of Crestline, while coupl-
ing frs few days ago, had his arm crushed 80
badly that amputstio. wa. n'c ssary.
The safe in the dry goods store of o. Outlame,
at Zanesville, cracked the past week and $500
stolea therefrom.
The Emmet Guards, of Dayton, give their
annual military dres ball at BecAet Hall, in that
cit-, on the 4th of February.
The death of Col. Houston, Postmaster at
Mnlersburg. has brought to the surface a strong
supply of applicants, and war RACES.
Isaac Brown and d. Stewart, of Athens,
erjoy ed a drunken carousn together, during which
tho former distracted Sl21 from the latter.
Joseph Wolf, a coal miner at Zaleski, was
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"es' Virgins 'usi'''e na"eu 'onn l'uoy
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Ing ro,hng mil a' Noiumous mas peen
old rails.
John Bailey, OF Eaton, charged with ASSAULT
ino Pain ht h.cp nufu der houd
ing nniner A'"rsh'' .a' o'en put uloer D'nos'
A'"risn' Is iu prec "i''"' 'ondi'ion.
Quinn snyder, residing near New LONDON,
went home Intoxicated and it is supposed, fatally
'.o. ms 'o-''eN M 'A "'"n
Ahe iaise 'ahhery Vi n. o. ouPuy, a' iron-
TON, was destroyer py nre last week. Inc loss ID
estimateo AT S-o'ooo.
Chief OF Police, Of Cincinnati, Wappenstein's
libel suit aganst Dr. JONES' OF the local staff OF the
cincinnati Gazette, mas been dismissed.
Some rascal fred gun shot through the win
dow of passing train near Bayard, few days
since, the ball grazing the dip of passenger.
Pickpockets are following Parneu over the
country. Springfield last week was flooded with
tnem on the event of ParneIl's visit.
News from Coshocton report that a strike
among the coal nipers of Beach Hollow and Homa
mines ia imminent.
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1onn !. enarp mas been found guilty OF man
s,ausa'er ~ Inc courts a' MeAuInor' ior tne kilnz
OF Elder DAVID Benjamin. and sentenced to seven
years In tne peni'en'iary'
| Sylvester Lyons, q highly respected and
aged citizen of Oxford fell dead on the road while
returning from neighbor's where he had been to
dine.
At meeting of the Board of Trade of leve-
land. resolutions we're passed opnt sing The hrid0ino
a. m. Detroit Str, it,, commi,t.e 70. ,nn A., ~;
to oppose the matter in Congress.
The father of Miss Norma Conner, orpanist
| in the Methodist Church. at Van Vert. assaulted
her pastor, Rev ]. R. Henderson, for censuring hel
ON account ef attending Dances
| The family of Jar.d Thomn..n rap,..- n
Citv. narrowly ESCAPED serious injury by the az.
| plosion of bac, log which some malicious person
| had charged heavily with povder Tbe exnl,,.ion
v., tarrisc
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"N. We. hosier, WHO VI "eaitny iarmel
near ~a'pins'on' In, gave ne. sA,mon'ns-oie
scribsd tor her hnsb.nd csn.,na ;t, death ~ -.
hours.
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/ ne "us'".u y. MS ~" D0"tu' Vi Sosnoc
ton, eiop'd with her sister the past week. Mrs
Beard Is mn ooting woman and the mothec OF |
and endeayor 10 bring him to ,u,t;ce- -
The Ohio House has passed DR.. scott's bill
tn restore the Conversational anortiopn,ant of ts7