The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-05
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tendents OF public institutions 10 employ rot
1Ser n tae Msers ar S tban ns Sose
the owner Of the property shall pay the remit
being teachers 10 private schools Or casdk
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dves by districts. -.
= nousn.-Biils passed: Prohibitins II a.
nission Of epileptic and idiotic children IN
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COLUMBUS, April ls2.-!sENA4sl-BIn passed.
Compelling county auditors 20 ooffeet efrofe
on,, on tax Gduplicates; d. proyidine SCf change Of
In justices courts at ilfty oent1 per 0ey;
making appropriations to meet faeaciepelesl
for eSnss ssasssrs sSss Sos
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HousE.-Bills passed: TO define the rights
and liabilities Of husband and wife The tee
timony taken by the Payne Inyestigatins
Of local isY bills were W re passed. - . -n.
CoLuMDus, April il23,-sErArE.-A number
of local bills were passed and others intro.
duced. The members Of tho stste Board Of
Ii
Adjourned to p. m. Monday. latAN
HoUsE.-Bills passed: Authorizing quaran-
tine against diseased cattle; prohibiting mi.
nors from playing pool; relating to ne s Spsn
ton was offered and Referred providing for
commission to revise the tax laws Of the
CoIumus, April s4-ssxA4s-Not in ses. es'
HOUSE. = Bilis introduosd:u 2 Re -es&abllsh-
Ing contraSe .usysfem - the peniten-
pointments; requiring foreign ingurancei
estate With he Of Ii
pro yiding the manner Of sppofnting hy y.
Resolutions offered and refsfred: Asking
that secret sessions Of the o. 9. Senate be
abolished; relative to using the surplus funds
m menu mt Of The %
1, 1887. - s-s-1'1-gr-r-y,s' s's-e,'l -"
COLUMBUS, Aprfi ss.-skSAfs.4sn,s intro
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mutual aid insurance companies for three
Houss.-Bnls introduced: Requirsne OF.
nual inventories Of supplies and Of recoipt0
and expenditures; extending thet time for the
sSps AsFns Con-
tss Better tss ses
CoLyMBys, April as-e1EATE.sBills pas
prima facie evidence; providing that Jurors
may be challenaed on account of consan.
guinity or affinity in the fourth degree; rela-
Iii. thss
trustees may levy tax of three mills for
:oad purposes; liking q enalty for establish.
tablishing q trademark for slaves, logs and
lumber on the Ohio river. III ,'-,it,l,Tl
HousE.-senste amendments to the general
mittee OF the whole; the bill providing for
township local option was considered and
The other night Mrs. Hart, living at the
corner Of canal and Baymiller street, Gin
cinnati, discovered woman, we'll dressed,
sitting on her doorstep with Q little babe
about two weeks old In her arms. Ars.
Hart opened the door, and thereupon the
woman walked with the babe to the canal
and jumped in. They were both rescued by
three men. The woman was taken to the
city hospital, and soon afterward expired.
The babe was taken charge Of by Mrs. Hart.
The woman has been identified by her hus.
band, John Scollans. Suffering from an
incurable disease 10 supposed to be the
cause Of, the act. ""tl .leH aAfJif
PRoF. GEORGE o. BROWN, superintendent
of Cardington Union Schools, was taken
to the Asylum for the Insane At COlum.
bus.
PROBABLY the most prolific COW on record
10 owned by Richard May, north of Spring
field. This COW gave birth to four calves .
- a - a.
we'll developed and are expected to live,
Hundreds Of people visited tho place to -
this remarkable bovine family. a
Ar Wooster, while in . somnambulistic
state, Miss Elizabeth Ely arose from her
bed and going to the stairway fell headlong
down, sustaining severe bruises and ugly
gashes on her head, from which she may
recover. va, gttt
HARRY BlesERss filed petition against
the Foster Coal Company, Youngstown,
asking damages In the sum Of $50 900 for
injuries received ON December 8, 1885, BY
the explosion of boiler. -,,,,,,..', j,
Al shelby Fannie Cockisy f.ii down, i VIII
"whirligig'' sticking between her testh.
The stick Was forosA tntoh her throat produss
Ing dangerous wound sesss. : s'',' '''-s' ''.'
f. AwH1Tn BABY nsar Dayton 4 marked all
over with black spots from the sire Of Q
pin-head K. a daddy dollar. No solution
Of the phenomena. }s biesll
Mrs. e. D. OsBoAsB suss Mrs. Mary Nc.
Cormack for $4,000, 1t Springfield, for
saying the fosmer poisoned her hpqbapd,. !. !,
% Tun fivs-ysar-old son, Il Wms6cisi ~, 81
Canal Winchester, fell asleep on the c., b.
". q T. railway, snA wasa1mSe 1ya train.
Ar Middleboro, y Villas e. Wsnrren
County, Henry Krscklsr us0s and killed
Thos Bowman. Bowman had had Kreck-
ier arrested for malicious destruction of
property, and the shooting was connected
with that quarrel. Tsp ssfllf
Rev. BILLINGS O. PLINProN, father Of the
late Florus D. Plimpton, died at Cleveland,
on the 18th, aged eighty-ssven years, The
sged man, In very feeble health, died with
out information Of his sons illness and
| death.
| LA sox, aged four, Of Robert Hsatsr, in
Coitsvills Township, Mahoning County,
was fatally burned, his clothing taking frs
from an open stove. The mother, who has
been quite III, vas TOO .wsakS 70 hAxs her
bed and rescue the child.
,Foux littis gsh,est Lindsnvtils, lwStS
badly manglsd the other day By three boil
dogs, supposed to h rabid. Physicians
hays been summoned to the villaga from
adjacent oitiss, and there is much excite
/ -nent suon~ thA 'r,anr,Ia Tiara s,var thn" saA