The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-01-20
NEWS NOTES.

MILTON BARNES will practice law in Columbus.
CHICAGO is sending another "cold wave'' in this
direction.
CAPT. SKEENE, of Tennessee was killed in his door,
yard, by "moonshiners' last week.
GEN. GRANT has been elected President Of the
Worlds Fair Commission, in New York.
A DAUGHTER of Congressman Gibson Atherton of
Newark, Ohio, died in Washington last week.
SENATOR MCDONALD, of Indiana was married last
week, to Mrs. Josephine T. Bernard, of Indiana.
DIR. TANNER weighs 17o. He has fallen off
somewhat owing to the scarcity of watermelons.
THE rice and cotton crops in South Carolina have
been greatly damaged by protracted wet weather.
OLD man Christiancy says that he didn't go to
ry his young wife, and thinks he ought to be rid of
her.
THE Marchioness De Agramont died in New York
last week. She the wife Of poor newspaper car
rier.
THE Cuvier Club of Cincinnati. looking after
the quail. So great many small boys with shot
guns.
MEINRop INGLIN of Sandusky, shot Erasmus Hass-
Ter. and Meinrod with possibly be ''poken init his
neck"
CHRIS wALRADEN, of Hooking county, was acci-
dentay shot and killed by a musket in the hands of
his father.
NICHOLAS YOUNG, liquor dealer of osgood, Ind.
has just died at the age of 75. He Young in name
but old in iniquity.
THE farmers of Kansas organizing for the pur-
of protection against the exacons of railroads
in freight rates, etc.
MAN named Reinhardt murdered his mistress. on
ToI,, T,,I,, a. r,;I
If broke Reinhard's neck.
DELEGATION of colored men from Alabama.
called on Gen. Garfield in Cleveland last week, to ask
his aid in the education of colored people.
WE do not believe the quail suffered to any great
extent in this State from the late freezing weather
In portions of the State they reported quite
abundant.
SENATOR WILLIAMS of Kentucky. has bill pre-
pared, which provides for the appropriation of one
million dollars, to be used in the suppression of
tagious diseases in cattle.
PATRICK Golfer walked in front of the Lake
Shore train, Cleveland. last Thursday. That
is he walked in front until the engine struck him and
knocked him to Kingdom Gomez
PARTY of ladies and gentlemen at Vincennes
Ind, ndulged in sleigh-race. when the horses ran
away, making general wreck of seven sleighs, and
dangerously injuring several persons.
JOHN H. SHOEMAKER and wife, of Lancaster, o.
gone through divorce suits, and yet failed
to become separated John thinks he will try once
more to get away from the old women.
LEROY PRATT and wife, of Hancock County were
going home from Find1ay, last Friday and wrapped
their baby carefully, to keep it warm. When they
arrived at home, it was smothered to death.
AT Salem Ind, the daughter of Taris Dalton was
buried. The coffin was opened at the grave, and MI
Dalton stepped forward took look at the face of his
dead daughter, and fell dead beside the coAn.
GEN. SHERMAN has written letter favoring bill
for the relief of Gen. Ord, who RETIRED by Pres
ident Hayes. Sherman says Ord cannot live on his
salary, and does not know how to make money.
THERE was a large church at Urbana, Ohio. Some
fellow in the street saw steam issuing from window
a short distance away yelled fire" There
great rush nearly resulting in das<ereRs panic.
WARREN LoNGMoRE sentenced to the Michi
Reform School until he becomes of age. for tht
killing of playmate. Longmore was nine years ole
ut the time of the murder and the murdered boy wa
eight.
ABE BooMERsHINE, of Montgomery County, Ohio
is gay young fellow of Is years. He has nine son
living. Last week he was married to Mrs. Ann,
Hangers buxom widow with six daughters.
newspaper correspondent had the impudence to wisf
the bridegroom happy journey through life.
THE students at Scio College Harrison County
Ohio took whisky the College buildings and dranl
whisky and played cards until one of them finally go
arrested, when he went before the Grand Jury ant
told what he knew of cards and whisky when ther,
was general stampede of students-most of then
scattering to the surrounding towns.