The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-25
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Fresh, Crispy Gleanings Of Recent Not

Fresh, Crispy Gleanings Of Recent Note
worthy Happenings and Events.
Samuel Fl. Wood, Of Minneapolis, was ar
rested at Worcester, Mass, on the charge of
swindling to the extent of $l3, 100.
I. J. Cluverius, convicted in Richmond,
Va, Of the murder of Fannie Madison, was
sentenced to be hanged November 20.
Judgment was rendered in tbs supreme
| court of New York against Nathaniel Sands
formerly Of the Tweed ring, for S142, ,662
Perry and William Milton, father and son,
were hanged at Farmersvlllo, La, for the
murder Of John w. Cherry OF April Is,
, 1884,
Arnold J. Grove, who is wanted In Wood
county, Ohio, for the murder, OF g. G. Loomis
In April last, was arrested at Menominee.
Wis.
There are but twenty-five vacancies in the
classes at West Point Military academy, and
these will be filled up by the September ad-
missions.
George A. Pyers, convicted of wife-beat-
ing in Baltimore, received the fifteen lashes
adjudged by the court, being the first white
man ever whipped in Maryland for that Of
fensa
Bert Neff, working on Lima, O., oil tank,
was overcome by gas, and narrowly missed
being made greasy angel.
City authorities of Lawrenceburg, Ind,
have quit warning small boys against board
ing trains, and begun imposing fines, with
much better results.
Special grand jury is looking into the Ed
dins poisoning case, Eaton, O., and a Gin
cinnati chemist into Eddins' stomach. Mrs.
Eddins and her alleged accomplice, Rowe, are
jailed.
Arguments have been made before the su.
perior court of Cincinnati on petition for
an injunction against the board of public
works to restrain them from laying gran
ste pavement on Fourth street.
An outbreak of Ute Indians in Southern
Colorado is feared.
The heavy wind and rain storm did much
damage in many parts Of the country.
The first car Of watermelons from the south
arrived in Cincinnati over the Louisville &
Nashville Sunday.
John Hackett was shot and killed by VIM.
Bummell at Lucas, o. They quarreled
about a watercourse.
r. G. Schrieder was shot and killed by the
police at Nashville, Tenn, while attempting
to escape after arrest
The lightning conductors on the Washing
ton monument are not sufficient to do the
work expected of them.
Four Indians were killed at Ross Fork
Agency, Idaho, in fight growing out of
some depredations by a couple of Bannocks.
Several cases of scarlet fever have occur
red in indianapolis Of late without receiving
proper attention from the health authori-
ties
Five Of the negroes arrested at EIkhart,
Texas, for completely in the outrage and
murder OF Mrs HAZEL, were taken from the
Jail by a mob and hanged.
Two young men by prompt warning saved
q passenger train from wreck near Vaunnat-
ta's, o.. on ths Baltimore & OHIO railroad.
A testle had been washed away by the
heavy rains
Serious trouble Is anticipated from the
attempt to drive Texas cattle through Kan
sas, the cattle men of the latter state claim
ing the cattle are diseased and that the fever
will be spread to the injury Of the native
stock.
A man named Kessler, Wheeling potter,
made an insane attempt to burn the body Of
his dead child in his potter's kiln, claiming
to be Parsee. He said the death of his |
child was punishment for his neglect to |
obey divine order to kill his wife