The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-02-11

News Notes.

There is to be new Prohibition paper in Piketon
Cincinnati had great prize-fght on last Friday
night.
They think they have found silver mine in Ross
county.
Jake Shockey, Macarthur, captured four 'coons in
| one tree.
One of Napoleons soldiers is saving wood in Cler-
mont county.
The cold spell killed thousands of fish in the
/ Gulf of Mexico.
little child of William Petit of Pike county,
drowned in the canal.
The Columbus Sunday Herald has been swallowed
by the Sunday Ncps.
Bill introduced in the Ohio House to permit women
to vote on school questions.
Governor Foraker bounced the Police Commission
ers of Cincinnati, for misconduct.
Eighteen convIcts were turned loose from the Ohio
Penitentiary on last Wednesday.
The House Appropriations Committee has fixed the
Pension Fund for next year at s750Oo,00O.
CIR. c.. Bye lost sixty-eIght blooded Jerseys by
the burning ofa cattle-barn, near Troy, Ohio.
Chauncey Pierce, of Cuyahoga county, killed him
self because his wife wanted divorce.
T. P. Fields, living Marysville Ohio, had 100
sheep killed by dogs within few weeks.
VIII. S. Hays, the song-writer, of Louisville, KY,
has appered upon the stage negro minstrel.
There are fifteen hundred houses in Chicago ten
antless, because they said to be haunted.
William Morgan, at Delaware, Ohio, tried to kill
himself to keep from going to the Penitentiary.
Charles Campfeld, an old soldier, was put off of
train Vernon, Indiana and was frozen to DEATH
Miss Mamie Brittingham of Adams county, nearly
burned to death by clothes catching fire while stand
ing in front of the CRATE.
Mrs Fannie Brown, of Philadelphia. fatally cut and
slashed pretty Julia Curry alternating MIR. Browns
affections. Better have slashed Brown himself.
Eight thousand workmen at Youngstown ask for a |
change payday from Saturday to Tuesday, in the
interest of sobriety.
Pension Commissioner Black gets pension of one |
hundred dollars MONTH and salary of five thou |
sand dollars year.
Parties in vnton county prospecting for a gold
mine. The only to find gold there is to work for It,
). Brown, a Springfield druggist, emptied thirty
gallons of whisky the ground, because his con-
science told him to. Good for Brown!
The remains of the late President Garfield were
placed in their final tomb, last Saturday. There
were evidences of decay.
Prosecutor Pugh of Cincinnati, drew revolver
and a drunken policeman out of a barber-shop.
Democrats threatening to compromise Republi-
cans in the Payne matter. Nothing will probably be
made out of it, either way.
Two Adams county fan imers-Joseph Parks and
John Francis-spent nearly hundred dollars law
ing about hog.
There persons by the name of Flowers.
'ver in Pike county, who claim to be heirs to the
,reat Mercer estate
Mrs. Thomas Dunn, of Washington, c. H., died on
asst Friday afternoon, and her husband on Saturday
The Salvation Army at Middleport sings piece
laving these words: You can't go to Heaven on
oller skates.'' But you can stars
The statesmen the Solid South, in Congress, are
eginning to lash their Northern Democratic friends
with old time vigor which was the custom "befo' de
vah.f
Charley Chambers, the Indiana express robber,
Eho shot the baggagemaster and express messenger,
asst April was convicted, and sentenced to two
ears in the Penitentiary and pay fine of 500.
The Apache Chief, Geronimo, who led the soldiers
uch long chase, has unconditionally surrendered,
nd the people of the west demanding the execu-
ion of him and his followers.
The Senate committee reported favorably to ex- !
ending one hundred and fifty thousand dollars on
ublic buildings at GAINESVILLE and Dayton, Ohio.
Ida Saunders. little girl in Jacksonville. Illinois,
frightened into insanity by seeing strikers
ttack her father, who at work against their
rders. The girl had to be sent to asylum.
The Salvation Army marched into the Hamilton |
ounty Jail, sang few pieces and marched out A :
ian under three years sentence in the Penitentary
larched out with them The turnkey couldn't dis
nguish him in that crowd.
In speaking upon the admission of Dakota as a | {
tate, Senator Logan interrupted by Butler, of
outh Carolina, who cast up to Logan that he ogan)
as "a member of the Democratic party.''
No." said old Black Jack, mot leader, fol-
,wer. And followed far behind that got left p.