The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-25
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

sides being internally injured, from which
he can not recover.
Ross K. PISKERroN's right hand was
caught in the cogs of planing-mill machin-
cry at Wooster, and several Of his fingers
were torn of. 'lktA fLatafL
AT special election held in Hartford,
under the Dow law, the voters decided
against the saloons by vote Of 60 to TO-
-Four saloons will 60.
THE church furniture factory Of Georgs
Faulhaber, at Cleveland, valued at S25,OOOs
was burned few days ago. st
MRs. SULLIVAN, of Ashtabula, ives dam
gerously burned by her clothes taking fire
from q stove around which she was work.
ing.
ROBERT Posr, wealthy farmer living
four masked men.
WILLIAM CREAeER, near Williamsburg,
died of cholera morbus, after thirty
minutes illness.
The residence Of Jacob Kranter, near
Bucyrus, was burglarixed recently by five
tramps while the family were at church.
One Of the tramps was captured.
THE Campbell's Creek Coal Elevator, al
.tr,,,h r., ,,shtr,,. ~. oth.,. ,,,,ht .,a
hurnad rar o.r. e, ths n EN- rs;iroad
were destroyed. to.ll. I
The flagstaff of Hughes High School,
Cincinnati, was shattered by q bolt Of
lightning the other morning.
A SCHOOL history Of Ohio will be COM
piled by n Columbus professor
A posr-orr1cr has been established at
lvanceton, Gallia County.
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near RsrnssviIis lila . ~ coyrsrhasS
,nake NJ, his f.th.r,. fsr,r +h.. ,,,a..,,rad
thirtv.two inche. IN ,enrth % % shor+iu sste,. ~
the snate wa, d;.r.tohed o;chtao,' H+t1.
thew were ALSO kilIed The snske had heer
oftsn seen beforo snd ssrorts ,n.da . ~ Lii
the venomons rontiIa xvh;oh "a hsoona a
terror to the family, STEPHENS lucky strike
and wholesale slaughter have won him
congratulations.
JAMES RDrn NJ H.rcoct corr+v net
with horrible death. While taking load
of wheat to McComb, his team became
frightened and ran away, throwing Rider
under the wagon, the wheels passing over
his body, breaking all of the ribs and one
arm, and otherwise injuring him. He lived
but short time
Ex-pRrsprNr wu,,.x Hrupv H.,p,.
soN,s Grave at North Rand 20 to tbis dov
unmarked bv stone and nnnrotected even
bv a fence A movement i. now nm foot to.
remove the remains to Snrino Grove Cam
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MRS. DAVID H. bILLiaHEIMER' wife OF the
proprietor OF tne bellevue House, Cincin-
maui oropped dead, rev nights ago, while
oining az tnat nlii-top resort.
WILLIE MCFARLAND, aged about fifteen
years, while hunting on farm near Alex
andria, Licking County, attempted to.
strike toad with the butt end Of his gun.
A discharge took place, the entire load
taking effect in his groin and abdomen. He
died soon afterwards.
CURIOUS character lives near Wooster.
John Calver is a man of about thirty or
thirty five, somewhat simple. He works
on farm about fourteen miles north of
Wooster. The cause of his gaining SO
much notoriety is his curious antics when
ever he hears band play. Band members
of every circus that has exhibited there
for number OF years past know him, and
show day In Wooster would be bereft OF
considerable attraction without John
Caiver' cary IN Ine morning OF the day
CIRCUS eAn'o'es Calver ieaves MS nome'
ano s'ar.s On aeaa run ior wooster,
never sAenhs up mn pace As
soon as .ne procession scarts ne mas MS
way 70 1ne sac OF 'ae nrs1 oand wagon
.nu wneuever sne penu plAys No goes
wish. sninnine round on his feat S stsndino lin .
ON his head tnrning som mars.nlts and rnn.
ming around the hand WAGON Tha music
anpesr. n set MIN villa ana III. .ntics
make him the centar Of .ttraction. His an.
ertions do moi tire him ont but a. Ion .
.,d a. osts,, :. tha h.rd ~, st.nd a. Ls
snnasr. 70 sriov A. Snrost;-,as tha h.nS I
oats o,. ~ ossv Nv .nSa. vnrTn. - -. u~ns ~,
Calver's Rymuastics. and everv band
which makes q return visit to Wooster II
on the lookout for Calyer az soon as the
parade forms. After the parade he takes
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