The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-10-09

SAMUEL STEEL, miner, was dangerously
injured in the New York mine, near Shaw.
nee, by q fall OF slate.
DAVID HENRY and Mrs. Nagill, living
near Bellefontaine, had their residence
robbed, the former losing $50 in money and
the latter an sS5 gun and some jewelry.
Rev. FATHER VERLBT Of Nassillon, was
the recipient of valuable collection OF
silverware, presented by a number Of his
brother psiests and members of his congrs
CATION in honor of the twenty-fifth ami
versary of his ordination to the priesthood,
few days ago.
ALL the members Of Samuel Weaver's
family, seven in number, living near
Beaver Dam, Allen County, were made
sick on the 1st, and may die. They ate
heartily from the flesh Of a hog butchered
day or two before, which is thought tc
have been afflicted with hog cholera, which
is very prevalent in that section.
The religious service at the Chase Ger.
mony, Columbus, will be conducted by the
Rt. Rev. Bishop Bedell, of Ohio. The re.
mains will reach Columbus on the morn.
ing Of the 14th and it is expect that the
service will be concluded in time to pro.
ceed to Cincinnati the same day.
MARTIN A. FoRAN was re-nominated for
Congress by the Democrats Of the Twenty
first Ohio District.
DURING September, thirty-one wells have
been sunk in the Lima coal-oil field. There
is total number of las wells in the field,
producing $3.50 barrels Of oil day.
REINHART q NEwToN's candy factory,
Cincinnati, was burned the other night.
The loss is $4,000 on stock and $25 600 on
building. Insurance about $4,000.
REv.W. H. WILSON, Presiding Elder of the
Canton District of the Eastern Ohio N. f.
Conference, died at Canton a few days ago.
SIMON Bort, wealthy farmer and mill
Ter, assigned q few days ago at Wooster.
Estimated assets, $4,000; liabilities un-
known.
IN the U. s. Court, at Cleveland, Judge
Welker refused an injunction to a saloon
keeper Of Alliance to restrain the village
from the enforcement of the prohibition
ordinance passed under tho Dow law. The
chief point is that no Federal question is
involved.
THE other morning Frederick Kreust, a
shoemaker, left home, at Youngstown, and
placing revolver in his mouth. sent bull
let into his head. Kreust walked home and
endeavored to again shoot himself, but
without success, being disarmed by neigh
bors. After being placed in bed it was dis
covered that he had already bullet in his
head He can not live.
FREDERICK AUGENsTINE, who resides about
two miles north of Waldo, Marion Coun-.
ty, while attending 10 his cattle the other
evening, was attacked by vicious bull,
and almost instantly killed His wife and
a neighbor heard him crying for help, when
they went to the field and found him on,
the ground, the bull butting him; the horns.
of the infuriated beast standing nearly
straight out from the sides Of his head, hej
could not gore. When tho bull was driveni
away Mr.. Augenstine put bis right hand
over his left breast, and died in few,
seconds.
A YOUNG son of Jacob Mayse, living near
Urbana, was playing with shotgun and
didn't know it was loaded. The loss of his
left hand will remind him that it was.
ACCORDING to an opinion by Attorney
General Kohler, beer may be sold in this
State in quantities Of gallow or over, in
spite Of the Dow law. But this selling
must be by an agent acting exclusively for
his employer !
A MAN named Rock, suspected of belong
ng to a gang which has been burglarizing
farm houses in the neighborhoOd, was ar!
rested at Ada. i,
The appraisers in the celebrated Duncan
Macarthur will case have fled their report
in the u 8. Court in Cincinnati. The total
amount under. the apprasement going to
the heirs is s4S7666.4a. .
FRED HAMILTON, prominent coal opera.
tor at Wadsworth, while riding home from
work tho other night with his son in a
buggy. fell into his sons lap and expired
Immediately.
PATRICK MORAN was fatally hurt at the
Bellaire Stesl Works in a singular way,
Sparks from converter had formed an
incrustation on the iron walls, and this had
become so heavy that piece fell, fractur-
ing Moranis skull.
Hon. FRANK HURp Democrat, was non-
mated for Congress in the Toledo district.
A GOOD story comes from Greggss Hill,
on the Ohio Southern railroad, where Q
farmer named Jacob Ritchte found some
torpedo warning signals ON the track. He
took them for desp-laid dynamite plot,
and removed the torpedoes from the track.
He then signaled the next train TO stop,
and handed the engineer note, telling him
that he had discovered and frustrated the
dynamite plot.
PRor. 8. p. FISHER, who has occupied one
Of the Chairs Of Ancient Languages at the
Ohio Normal University at Ada, for the
past three years, died there very suddenly
few mornings ago.
DIR. 7. H. 6ABIN, Of Hicksville, Deiianou
County, has been appointed to the position
Of physician ON an Indian reservation.
THs President commissioned Charles H.
Schmick to be postmaster at Leetonia, Co.
lumbiana County.
THE fish In the Sciot0 are dying by the
hundreds caused by the poisonous water
let Oh from the watts at the papsr-mills and
straw-board factory at Kenton.
A PIRs In q six-story building, on Long
worth street, Cincinnati occupied by
Cohen Il Co., printers, aud others, caused
loss Of S25,00O
DOM PIArT has been appointed postmas
ter at Mac-ocheek
FREDERIC R.WARREN, at Belle Point, nnd
Cecil L. Cottrell, at Curtics, were commits
stoned as postsnasters, few days ago.