The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-01-28
News Notes.
on policeman has gone to preaching.

Dayton policeman has gone to preaching.
A. P. German elected U. s. Senator from Maryland.
The Presidential Succession Bill has become law.
Arch. B. Walker, an old citizen of Athens, died
last week.
Fitz-John Porter has his claims before Congress
again.
Tifin. Ohio, is putting airs an immense oil
and gas find.
Miss Basha Thrasher, of Chardon, Ohio, killed
while "coasting.'
Thermometer s5 degrees below zero at St. Paul.
Don't want to go there.
William Burns, telegraph operator at Newark,
struck by an engine and killed.
George Foster notorious criminal, shot and killed
by officer Connor, of Cleveland.
Republicans at Washington C. II. expressed Bob
Kennedy beech gavel, three feet long.
Abram Avery, old farmer, of Fairfield county,
crushed to death under falling tree.
Thomas j. Stafford, young criminal of Parkers-
burgh, shot his sister, probably fatally.
An awful mine explosion occurred at Grafton, West
Virginia, burying twenty-seven miners.
John W. Corwin arrested at Lebanon for fur
nishing his son with means of breaking Jail.
Hon. E. G. Walthall, and Hon. j. F. George were
elected U. S. Senators from Mississippi.
Murphy has induced more than FIVE Thousand men
| in Youngstown and vicinity to sign the pledge.
! Albert Herman, boy at Youngstown, broke
through the ice, while skating, and was drowned.
The Galpolis Journal does not think Eli Perk ms
lecture heavy effort. 1t might have been a heavy
| effort to Eli.
At St. Louis it has been discovered that Chinese
organization has been studying assassination an
| art.
Committee of the U. s. House agreed report IA
vorably bill extending the of pension act to
| January l, 1888.
| Pomeroy paper says that town has twenty law
yers. The people be terribly disordery, the
| lawyers awful poor.
Wells S. Jones, nephew of Gen. Jones, and Miss
Adah Cole, daughter of George D. Cole, married
in Wavery last week.
The steamship Crystal arrived in New York har-
bor with fire in the hold where 1t had been smould-
ering for nine days
1t is claimed that Gen. Crook is the best Indiar
fighter in the business" He may be, since old Sit
ting Bull has quit.
Little daughter of Henry Darner, of Muskngun
county burned to death by clothes taking fire while
standing in front of the CRATE.
Mrs. Grant has received two hundred and fifty
| of the Generals book.
Ernst Grinnell, of Greene county didn't marry
Miss Frank Smith, the other evening-because hel
husband arrived before the time for the wedding.
| Imported cheap workmen in Pennsy ylvania-Hun
garfans-armed and resisted officers, but the ring
| leaders were arrested after battle, and Jailed.
Senator Payne has, 1t is claimed written to Chair
man Cowgirl to make rigid and thorough investiga
| tion of the charges against him. 1t will be done
| Henry!
| The resolution accepting the Statue of Garfield
passed both Houses of Congress, calling out feeling
speeches from several old associates the late Pres
dent
| The Marietta Register tells Of who is jus
| finishing course in higher mathematics, who Sc
type in that Office 81 years ago. He is perhaps study
ing the mathematics of the upper world.
| Governor Kennedy and the Democrats in the Senat
on last THURSDAY, but the Democrats wanted to ad
journ just after prayer. Prayer asmuch as they
| could stand for one day.
forger in Xenia was arrested, had preliminar.
trial before the Mayor, bound indicted b!
the grand jury, plead guilty, and sentenced t.
| the Penitentiary for year, all in ty-fou
| hours. Lynch law couldn't beat that for speed.