The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-04-06
OHIO STATE NEWS.

DoRA HoRNER, . brakeman was killed at
Shawnee. gtat5ssst M
BEN. CHAPMAN, Of Thompson, wss horribly
gored BY crazy COW. a. t-.if 5
JOHN BURNS, q section hand, was found dead
in the river at Youngstown.
JERRY CURTIS, brakeman, living at Dunkirk,
Hardin County, was killed at Lima
MYRoN BILLS, farmer near Bronson, sui
cided by hanging. Leaves large family.
JOHN w, HARDENFELs, q bachelor farmer
near Mansfield, suicided by hanging to . raftAr.
Miss E. 8. GORDON, maiden lady Of Warren,
suicided by hanging while the family were ct
church. - -
MARK sANBoRs, aged 23 and son Of wealthy
farmer near Akron, was crushed under tree
which he was telling.
JOHN BRENYoN, iron-worker, Of Youngstown,
was cut to pieces while endeavorlpg to Jump
from moving train.
R. 81. Fonts, Clerk of the Court of Carroll
County, is still missing, and it is feared he has
been foully dealt with. ....s.sss
Mrs. BREHLER, widow, aged sixty, OF Mas
sillon, suicided by Tightening string around
her neck and stranglng. sit
OHARLEs HOFFMAN, of Unionyilles attempted
to suicide by hanging in the barn, but his wife
cut him down in time to save his hfe.s hfflki
SUIT has been brought against Mount Union
College, at Mount Union, Stark County, on
promissory notes aggregating $5, 000. $40 s.f5s
WALTER RUaaLEs. aged twenty-four, em-
ployed in q saw-mill at Peru, WAS instantly
killed by being struk by rapidly revolving fly
wheel. -
HENRY NJ NEsNnTH,, of Defiance County,
who lost pocketbook containing $253 few
days ago, found the book again, but it had been
depleted. -ssgS
EDWARD HATFIELD, blacksmith residing in
Licking County, was knocked down by . car
while walking on railroad track and cut COM
pletely in two.
L. CoNyERsE, prominent citizen Of Bucyrus,
has Just returned home after seven months
absence. In his tour he made a complete cir-
cult of the globe. sl
A CASE Of probably fatal blood poisoning
| caused by vaccination is reported from Belle
fontaine, the victim being Jas. N. Pratt, we'll
known young man. Afs ia sgg
JAMES MAcAuLAND, while plowing in . field
between Cuyahoga Falls and Akron, was struck
| by lightning, the bolt telling both himself and
| team, but neither were fatally injured.
Il THE barn Of Joseph Leib, a wealthy farmer
killing valuable horse instantly. Mr.. Leib
was in the barn at the time, but escaped with
out serious injury. a ssi.a ~
Two COWS of G. B. Moore and one of P.
| Overmeyer, Of Ballville, died from eating
apples dosed with Paris green. Seven more
| were sick from the same cause. Fifty dollars
! reward is offered for the names of the vandals.
MISS LIZZIE MILIKIN, deaf mute, living
with the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. BanBs Dakin,
at Harveysburg, suicided by taking morphine.
| She had lately endeavored to secure pension,
| her father having died in the war, and failing
in this, she became Respondent ~
SEVENTEEN years ago farmer named VIM.
| Trimble, living two miles west of Mansfield,
| went out hunting and was never seen after
wards. A few days ago, boy who was hunt
| ing rabbits, near Spring Mills, discovered a
skeleton in the swamps by the side of which
was the remnants Of gun, a knife and other
| imperishable articles, by which q brother OF
| the missing man identified the skeleton as that
| OF his long lost brother.
The statement appearing in this column to
| the effect that 'sthe Methodist minister of
North Lewisburg and two lady members of his
| church" had become s'totally insane" as re-
| suit of religious zeal, "and were arrested is
falsehood in every particular. The item
Inadvertently appeared as the result of sensa-
| tional communication in the Cincinnati En-
| Qusrer, which was, upon investigation, found
to be entirely without foundation.
TIE Gorrelle murder trial at London has
brought ont some startling testimony. DR..
| Baker, of Ashbury Institute, who made q chem
| ical analysis Of the vital organs of Jennie
/ Doup states there were no evidences in the
| stomach of strychinia, but the womb was miss
| ing and he was Of the opinion that death re-
suited from the extirpation of the genital
| organs which could be caused by the intro
duction of strychinia by means of q ahypodermic
Byringe o
GENERAL BEN LEFEvRE has secured the al
lowance of the following pension arrearages to