Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-01
THE WEST.
Ohio.


 A startliag Disclosurs-rhrss Cleveland
 Nuns Said to Have Dseamped with k 96O,OOO.
 G1EvE1AND, Oct. 31.-The startling dis closure was made yesterday that three nuns connected with charity hospital here have decamped with $e0. 900 belonging to their Order. The nuns having charge of this hos. pital are of the St. Vincent dc Paul order and own convent on Monroe street, where the majority of them live. Years ago the con- vent was deeded to them by Bishop Rapp, since which time they have held 1t in their own right. Recently, it is alleged, Bishop Gilmour has endeavored to compel tho nuns to observe certain rules which were distaste- full to them. A meeting wss the result, and in order to get even with the bishop, the three nuns gathered unto themselves &60, 900 in cash and bonds and decamped. The mat ter has been kept very quiet. but 1t leaked out late last night.
 There was great excitement throughout the city to-day over the annuuncement of the ab- sconding. Bishop GiImour said to-day that three of the nuns he'd left the asylum for their homes They left of their own accord. the officials of the church being fully aware of their intention and putting no hindranee in their way, but he emphatica,ly denied that any money had been stolen, embezzled or taken away.
 A Hunter Fatally Hurt.
 AKRON, Got. 31.-George Kinberg, aged fifteen years. went hunting this morning with a revolver and climbed tree to shoot at birds as they passed overhead. Losing his balance he fell to the ground, . distance of f6rty feet. During his fall the pistol was discharged and the bullet hi4 him in the head, inficting fatal wound.
 Death In Groceries Fourteen Persons
 Poisoned by Eating Bread and MILK
 Bought at g Grocery.
 CfNdINNATt, Oct. st.-Several mysterious cases of supposed poisoning on Clark street west of Freeman have so far resulted in one death and great consternation in the neighborhood. The first cases were in the family of g. R. Dogan, 329 Clark street His wife purchased some bread and milk from Weiler's grocery, S21 Clark street, of which the whole family, consisting of MT. and Mrs. Dogan and six children, partook of at supper Monday night. They also ate some of the meat which was purchased from butcher on Freeman avenue between Clark and Oehler streets. About s:30 p. m. all the children ranging in age from ons to ten years were taken violently i'll, vomiting and. complaining of pains In ths stomach. Dr. Pott was called and pronounced the sick ness the effects of poison. The children began to recover towards morning and all are now nearly well. Yesterday morning Mrs. Lehman, who lives at 3Ss Clark street, purchased bread and milk from Weiler's grocery, of which her husband and children ate. The chil- dren were taken i'll and the little girl died, but the little boy recovered. Two Misses Davis, who partook of the bread and milk from the same grocery, were similarly af- fected and are still in critical condition, but they will probably recover. The wife and child of W. H. LondsdorH were i'll from the same cause. They are both recovering. A child of MT. Asher and child of Weller the grocer, are also similarly affected. In all there were fourteen patients in the nsighbor- hood, all of whom had partaken of bread and milk and other groceries from Weiler's, and it is supposed the cause Is poison which found it's way into the articles bought at the grocer's shop. An analysis will be made.