The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-14

IS { STATE NkWs ITEMS.
ISAAC AxDnxw, farmor near Lima, waa
Aorribly mauglsd BY being caught IN q
moving machine, and lived but short
time thereafter. 5rri
WHILE bathing at Ludlow Falls, some
distance north Of West Milton, the other
night Tony Hicks got into whirlpool
and was drowned. He was about twenty
i've years Of age, and lived at Pickaway.
Mas. JENNIE LILLar, chambermaid at the
Hotel Montreal, Toledo, was drowned few
nights ago. She had been to dance and
returning TO the hotel, which stands on the
banks Of Swan creek, II IL believed she sat
in the window, dosed OF and fell into the
creek, thirty feet below. The woman wases
addicted to liquor and morphine. l.
the capital Of the Third National Bank,
Of Cincinnati, e1,0O0, ,0OO, is mostly owned
by women.
PRoF. FRANK SEwALL has resigned the
Presidency Of the Urbana University.
Hon. MIIroN L SOUTHLAND was seriously
injured by being thrown from . buggy at
GAINESVILLE.
TAE other morning two tank cars con-
tanning oil exploded on the fats 1t the foot
Of Harrison street, Cleveland. A half
dozen cars Of coal ignited. and the burning
oil running down the river, set fire to the
certral way bridge, which was nearly con-
sumed. A large tank of gasoline exploded
also, and for time It looked as IL terri
h1o Aav &vx~u ltak Tho
will aggregate about $4,000.
Posr-oFFIcEs have been established at
New Lyme, Ashtabula County, and at
Peachtown, Ottawa County, and N. @.
Hyde and J. b. Leach, commissioned post
masters respectively.
BURKE and Nolan, prize fighters, have
been arrested for the glove fight at Ches-
ter Park, Cincinnati.
THE Second Brigade, o. N. G., will en-.
camp at Springfield.
FRANK GESrscH,son Of MID. c. Gentsch,
of New Philadelphia, was horribly
burned few days ago by the explosion Of
pint bottle Of powder. His face and body
were burned, and it is feared he will lose
an eye.
FRED HERMANN, indicted Inhrmary
Director, who pleaded guilty at tho instance
of the Committee Of One Hundred, who
used him as States evidence, has been un-
conditionally pardoned by Governor For.
aker. i3n
Ar Springfield, Mrs. George Cromble-
holme, an aged lady, got up in her sleep
about two O'Clock the other morning and
stumbled out Of Q second-story window.
Her moans aroused her grandson, and the
old lady was picked up and taken into the
house. Her left arm was broken in two
places aud her spine injured by the fall.
THE United States has commenced suit
at Toledo against John p. Barton, G. g.
Mitter, James Patrick and 8. P. Weaver,
bondsmen of John P. Barton, who was
postmaster from 1882 until 1884, during
which he appropriated e268 Of the United
States money.
DAIRY Commissioners Hurst and Talcott
have decided how different brands Of cheese
shall be labeled under the Ford law. It
was decided by the Commissioners tEat
cheese made Of milk wholly skinned must
be labeled skins; but cheese made Of milk,
and part Of which has not been SKINNED,
need not be branded as skim cheese. The
construction Of the law by the Commis-
sioners does not require any material
change in the old method Of labelling
among respectable dealers.
The barn Of M. Runkle, who resides west
of Ottawa, was destroyed by fire. Four
horses were burned to death, together with
twenty tons Of hay, lot of grain, farming
utensils, etc. Cause Of IRE: spontaneous
combustion.
THE trustees Of Marietta College have re-
fused to admit lady students.
GEORGE RossMAN, prominent farmer Of
Salem Township, Wyandot County, fred
his residence and outbuildings and hanged
himself. . rba
Ar Crestline burglars went through the
residence Of Louis Schick and stole notes
to the value Of $4,000, e75 in money and
two silver watches. No clew.
OFFICER SPRosrY shot his pistol, as hs
says, In the air to frightsn . boisterous
crowd Of men At Cleveland. The shot took
tally wounding him. Verdict accidental
shooting. .Ha
JACK KRR1, Wooster sport, was shot
and killed by Moran in bagnio recently-
The shooting was the result Of quarrel
shout one OF ths inmatss Anderson 81
capped.
tn. store Of Nasters & Nilss, 1t Edison,
was burslarised Of msschandiss to the
amount Of 900.
NICuAnL MoaoAN, miner at 6chick's coal
works, Bellairs, was fatally crushed b.
failing sospst0ns. Hs lesves widow and
nine children. 9HS
A RIOT occurred at Darbyville . few
days ago. The trouble originated in the
marshal impounding live stock found rum
ming ut large. The mayor was waylaid n
night and severely bsatsn. Tie marshal
attempted to arrest the Darling boys on
warrants A Aght snsusd, and an assist
ant marshal fred on the crowd with shot
gun. One Of the Darling boys was killed
and his two brothers and sister vert
wounded. lsH ls
BLooAvIILE's saloons are now all closed
under the Prohibition clause Of the Dow
law, and II u pretty certain that the vii
lagos Of Republic, Bsttsville, Attica and
4elmore win follow suit.
A LITTLE child Of Martin Gardner fell
into cistsrn near Ashland and va,
dEQyDea. YS- lii
las EUGsvsrnor has pardonsd from tn
pssissatassy William J. Hall, sent up from
QaVdtn County in 1883 TO servo three year
Fer perjury. Hs hsd only two months Il
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