The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-03-04
News Notes.

Henry Watterson is reported out of danger.
Sam. Small has big revival at Chicago.
A parrot seventy years old died at Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, last week.
The saloon of t. R. Bryant, at Norwich, Ohio. was
blown up with dynamite.
Louis Ball. colored, Washington C. H., killed and
body laid on railroad track.
Mrs. Grant will have half million for the first
years profits on her husbands book.
The Supreme Court of Ohio says the Democratic
Police Commissioners must go.
Fanny Mills wedding slippers are number 3Os,
measuring % inches across the instep.
An assault was made upon U. S. Attorney Dickson,
Salt Lake. by relatives of Elder Cannon.
The Jackson coa-three feet thick-has been struck
at the Hall farm, near Vinton Station.
The authorities ofParis, France, have ordered that
the name of God be stricken out of school books.
Oyer three hundred at the Malleable Iron
Company. Springfield. asked for advance of wages,
and were paid off and discharged.
At Gallipolis James Spence was sentenced to the
Penitentiary for two for aiding prisoners to
escape; Burl and johnson three years for
The electric light company at Tinin, Ohio use
crude petroleum for fuel, and draw it from the well
near at hand.
1t is claimed in Washington that Col. wolford, of
Kentucky, will shortly introduce a bill to pen sion
rebel soldiers
The U. S. House Committee Naval Affairs
ommend the construction of five large vessels.
j. B. Ferguson, Cambridge, Ohio, lawyer, trial
for larceny embezzlement, and ether changes
John Brock, Fit. Wayne, Indiana, stepped in front
of moving train. 1t was the last thing John did.
West Virginia, by order of Judge Jackson, of the U.
s. Court.
Gallpolis is going to bore three thousand dollar
gas hole. Come over and we'll sell you for half the
money.
The Carroll Free Press gets two great mixed
when Washington's birthday it says that George
Watterson,' of Louisville, is dangerously ill.
Thomas A. EDISON and Nina Miller were married
at Akron Ohio, Wednesday, and left for Florida.
Mrs. jeremiah Fox, mininer. Wooster, Ohio, died
from the effects of a needle-wound in the hand.
The Prince of Wales says Miss Jennie Chamber
lain. of Cleveland, Ohio, is the handsomest woman
he ever
Clerk Mulvfhill admitted that election documents
PrecinctA, Fourth Ward, Cincinnati, entrusted to
his were destroyed.
Mrs. Grant has received from the publishers of her
late husbands her share the profits
upon the first volume.
Two Springfield boys, aged three and five years,
respectively, are great smokers. Their name is
Spangenberg, and their experience should be Spank
enberg.
Gen. Hazen, Chief Signal Officer, has sued the n. Y.
Times for $780, 000 for alleged libel. We ought to all
Hazen for the kind ofweather he has been giving
lately.
The Legislature of New York ceded to the United
States Jurisdiction over the Drexel Cottage at Mt
McGregor, in which Gen. Grant died.
Peter Miller and William Sollenthaler were terri
bly, mangled in a coal mine at Canton, Ohio. They
had prepared shot the cartridge would not clear
back, and they attempted to force it back with
drill when the drill struck sulphur and ignited the
cartridge. Sollenthaler died.
The Ohio House re-enacted the Scott Law, with
certain amendments. 1t imposes tax of $500 in
spurious, and 500 vinous and malt liquors. The
Republicans for the bill with one exception, and the
Democrats against it.