The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-03-18
News Notes.

A great Railroad strike in the Southwest.
Ross county is to have circular fox-hunt.
Senator Miller, of California, died last week.
Germans in Cincinnati organized to fight Sunday
laws.
The Ohio House voted down Woman Suffrage Bill,
50 to SO.
Kennedy won't allow State Senators to smoke in
Senate Chamber.
The fund for Mrs. Hancock has reached over forty
thousand dollars.
Several women attempted to register as voters in
Chicago, but failed.
John Bysel, of Lawrence county, gets a pension
fifty dollars month.
Andrew Allemong, merchant, Gallipols, died sud-
denly on last Friday.
Archbishop Elder of Cincinnati, returned from a
visit to the Pope, at Rome
The general condition of the wheat crop makes the
average about the as last year.
Samuel j. Tiden is having his yacht prepared for a
cruise. He will go for his health.
Kellogg Nickells, Express Messenger, was muir
dered on his train near Joliet, Illinois.
At Canton, Ohio, two thousand persons are suffer-
ing from a malady of the throat and head
Gen. Joe Johnston says the story of Barbara
Freitchie' is all myth. Pretty poem. anyway.
Myron Nowiand, Michigan school-boy, was pois,
oned by marking letters on his hand with red ink
The molders of Bells Foundry, Hillsboro, Ohio,
asked increase of wages and were discharged.
Bill Mcdonald, accused of murder in Kentucky,
was arrested Pfckaway county, Ohio by detective
Hefin.
Loycland Camp Meeting will begin July 3lst this
year. RsYs. Sam. Jones and Sam. Small have been
engaged.
Ex-senator j. B. Chaffee, of Colorado iatteFly of
New York, died last week. He was father-in-law OF
U. S. Grant, jr.
Joseph Hosdowich, in Jail at Mansfield for having
embezzled five hundred thousand dollars attempted
to hang himself
w. II. Barnum. of Connecticut, prominent as a
Democratic National Committeeman is reported in a
dying condition.
Suitable memorials will be erected upon the battle
field of Gettysburg by the State of Ohio for the work
of Ohio soldiers ON that field
Mad bull at Cincinnati rushed into school-house
yard, tossing and injuring several children. The
animal was shot by police.
Willie C. Boy poisoned himself Midland train,
near Washington @. H., because his parents would
not agree to his getting married.
Laurens :. Aleets, of CIermont county, was sem
fenced to thirty days in the worEhouse and fine of
twenty five dollars, for stealing four chickens.
Great labor strikes and lockouts in different parts
of the country. At Sedalia, Mo-, an attempt was
made to move freight train, but unsuccessful.
The las administration in Ohio was Democratic.
Money will have to be borrowed to run the public
institutions at present Put that and that together
The trial offs. Sigman, for killing Rebel during
the war; called Mt. Vernon, KY, and continued
until next August. Sigman will be imprisoned,
meantime.
Gen. Doubleday tells of a plot, by some Indian
Chiefs to scalp Gen. Sherman, in 1871. The Gen.
thinks the army should be increased and the Indians
wiped out as fighting force.
Mr.. Arnett's Bill in the Ohio House, wiping out all
laws discriminating between white: and blacks, re-
garding schools, marriages, etc. passed by vote OF
to 2. Five Democrats voted for it, and one Repub
lican against it.
Two men named Ford and Murphy, were hung at
New Orleans last Friday, for the murder of Capt.
Murphy. They attempted to poison themselves, and
were in stupid condition from the effects of the
poison, when hung.
A young man named Bacon, nephew OF President
Cleveland and who resides at Tiin, Ohio made love
TO pretty Minnie johnson of the same place. Minnie
Church. He Joined and all are happy.