The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-12
OHIO.

The State cares foi S00) hon .Iess
children
A N)r~alk 3hisicia1 slys kissing is
unhealthy
Tnere is ex :ite ut in J ,fr,rI N c,u1.
ty over tn, steel rail w)rksn)g build
ing there.
A brave C,Iins wpm,a recently COW.
hidei . s,'o >-kaep,r wlp w, making
topper OF her hlsbani.
AN,wark school teacher searched a
boys pocket for tobicc ;, and found
three pistols and dirk knife.
The bo iy Of the late Mr.. G)rlo1,
of Mlllersburs, recently stolen. was re
,vered in Cleveland Tuesday.
Thus far in November l242l2 hogs
have b,en receive in Cin:n lati, against
1S2 406 for the same tim, last year.
The internal revenl, collections of
the First Q lio (Ci ncinnati) district for
the month of Nov ember were SI,077,-
40l.71
Edward Saelbura, Of Urhan has a.
old-fashioned gildei billseve watch,
which was presentel him by Prince AL
bert.
Aa unu'nal epide mic of crime is re
ported from Dayton, where numerous
assaults are reported upon respectable
women on the streets.
Smallpox is raging at Kansas, small
place near Fostoria. Ten persons are
down with The disease, including the
physician of the town.
Representative Shullz will make 8
point this session of getting favorable
action upon his bill providing for a new
Postoffiae building at Dayton, to cost
about S75 1000
On Wednesday, little four year oil I
daughter OF Tn,mas Harris was blrnel
to death near West Msnsfeli. Sle was
playing with lighted shavings. wlicl set
her clothing on fire
At Athens, Friday, James Burk. la
borer on the Ohio Central railroad, whC
robbed General C H Grosvenor's resi-
denee few dsvs ago, was bouni ovel
to Court in $500 bobd.
The fishing season has been the mos
improbable ever known at Sanduskv.-
The receipts have been extremely lighl
this year The fish erman are now tax
ing in their nets out OF the lake
The safe in the freight office at Woos-
ter was opened the other night ani $500
stolen from an envelope dep ,sited there
in. The mysterious part OF the matter
is that the thief left Sl35 in the envel.
Iope.
John L. L1mlreux. sevantv-two years
of aye, o resident of M.rc.r CO ,nty,
fdied et the residence of his daughter
Mrs c. S iingleiecker, in Van Vert, a
few DAYS since, leaving bis entire estate
estimated at S2C0, ,000,' o the Commission
ers of Mercer c)unty for the purpose o
building an orphan asylum. He leaves
four children, who will probably try to
break the will.
On Saturday, at Chillicothe, Waite
Cook turned him self loose near the rail
road depot and fired four shots at an &C
qualntaEce who refused to treat him a
requested. He next opened FIRE on
woman and gave her a volley of half
dozen or more bullets without any pro
vocation whatever. Fortunately nom
Of them took effect, and Cook was ar
rested
/ Frank / Fravne, the actor, was &C
fqui,ted IN the Cincinnati Police Cour
Saturday, where he was tried on tn
charge of mansIaughter for having kill
ed Miss Anna Won Behren while at
tempting to shoot an apple from be
head. There was nothing in the evi
dence TO warrant the Court in holdin
him over to the grand jury, AMI ther
was nothing to do but acquit
Charles B. Wright, OF Newcomers
town, who was arrested last spring o.
the charge of cnunterfeiting, was O
Saturday sentenced in the United State
District Court at Cleveland to one yea
; in the Erie County Workhouse and L
pay the costs. In this institution a PAL
of his earnings will 60 to the sappor
OF his family. Wright's fs'her was al
rested at the same time as his son, bu
was soon acquitted.
Mrs Holland, living in Urbans, ha
commenced suit against the Panhsndl
Company for j3ctmcnt from the trair
claimlng damages to the amount OF $5
000. She alleges that she purchased
ticket at st Paris for Urbana and place
it in her glove. When the conducto
came along taking up tickets she cpul
not find the ticket. The train was stol
ped and the woman was put off eigh
e miles west OF Urbana, and about tine
Y miles from alton. She walked I
s town, arriving there about eleven o'cloc
: at night in state of physical exhaus
ton.