The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-01-14
News Notes.

The hercest storm for years in the West.
Orange frozen the trees at Jacksonville Florida.
J. B. Lippincott, the Philadelphia publisher is
dead.
Terrible storm in Colorado. Thirty degrees below
Some citizens of Bainbridge arrested for stealing
coal from cars.
National Irish demonstration will be held in
Chicago, January Goth.
Natural gas vein struck at Lancaster Ohio, twelve
feet below the surface.
Senator Sherman made eloquent speech accept
ing the statue of Garfield.
The Ironton gas well is deep, and the
drill working in hard limestone.
The idiots being scared again lest ConkliDg
shall be candidate for U. S. Senator.
President Cleveland regrets that he could not
attend the Jackson Jamboree at Columbus.
George Sutton, of Newark, went coon-hunting.
Didn't catch the coon but broke his own leg.
JEFF. Davis declares that he is not Mason Suppose
not-at least he is very poor political architect
The Morton Club of Portsmouth, engaged the Pom
eroy Drum Corps to accompany them to Columbus.
Strange white animals appeared at Seymour, Ind.
Reen shot at, but can't hit. Probably brace of
Tom-cats.
Judge Moody, the new Senator from Dako ota, says
he will insist the admission of the Southern half
State.
The Senators from Dakota will be permitted to sit
in the Senate, though Dakota has not admitted
as State.
From the appearance of Delinquent List in Cer-
mont Courier, judge that paid in
that county last year.
Gallipolis Bulletin says Kanawha Valley has
abundance of COAL equal for purposes
to Jackson Shaft coal.
1.-THE Democracy of Seneca county divided" oh,
they they You just wait till the next elec-
tion-they'll all be'there.
Two rival Democratic editors at vincennes Ind,
going to fight duel. No DANGER friends as long as
you keep in front of them.
Jacob A. Wilson convicted of manslaughter, at
Athens. This is the which caused Tompkins'
absence from the Legislature.
Elizabeth Day. aged 20, at Tifin Ohio had fourteen
hundred dollars in gold and silver. Now she hasn't
anything. Burglars stole it all.
At Murrayville, Pa, the gas-wells keep up such a
roaring that of the preachers going to leave,
as they cannot make themselves heard.
Democrats had difficulty decide who cast the
complimentary vote for Senator There needn't have
been any difficulty. Sherman's the man.
Talk of promoting Crook be Major General,
though Howard is his senior. Crook may be cap
by the Indians before the appointment is made
Edward A. Tinkham, circus agent laughed at the
jokes in minstrel show at Rotherton, N Y, until
he bursted blood vessel and died. Terrible warn
| ing!
The caucus of the Republican members of the Ohio
Legislature nominated John Sherman for U. S. Sena-
tor, without dissenting voice. and amid the great
| est enthusiasm.
| Cincinnati doggery keepers have formed Life
| Assurance Association they excluded from
membership in the ordinary Life Insurance Compa-
mics. They have long been running life destroying
| association.
81 don't know" said John Mcbride, of the Legisla-
ture to lady photographer in Cincinnati, whether
l will break the glass not" Never fear,'' said
she. 1--WE frequently take pictures for the rogue's
| gallery.