The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-04-22
News Notes.

Leo Ebert was elected Councilman at lronton
Francis Murphy is just scooping things at Tifin.
Large decrease business failures during the pas
week.
The drill has been shed out of the gas well at Iron
EXPIRES. Arthur is said to be slowly dying o
| Bright's disease.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has declared lockout OIL
the Chinese.
:. Finney Strong, vinton County, got divorced from
| Annie Strong.
The labor troubles in the West and South West are
| still unsettled.
Terrible tornado in Minnesota last week-over fifty
| dead bodies found.
Gen. Schofeld has assumed command as successor
| to Gen. Hancock.
| DR.. Leonard made Prohibition speech in Morrow
| County, on last Friday.
Mrs. Harry stoyle. of Mt. Vernon, horribly burned
by falling upon stove.
Allen j. Adams, hung ct Northampton, Mass, died
with oaths upon his lips.
The Kentucky Legislature refused to pass the Whip
ping-Post Bill. A pity.
School children in st. Louis. going to strike, for
longer recess and less study.
Milton B. Campbell died in prison at Steubenv lille
long spree settled Milton.
VIM. Dennis, farmer, Ashland, Ohio, dropped dead
while at work in his garden.
Mrs. Harvey Meadows, near West Va, tripped and
fell, breaking her neck.
Springfield has another flow of natural gas-but
about like the wells here.
A. Mcfarland Sr., has gone into the newspaper
business in Los Angeles, California.
family named Long, in Chicago, were poisoned
supposed by eating canned peaches.
Nine doggery keepers in wapakoneta Ohio, were
fined and imprisoned for violation oflaw.
Said to be plot in the Fourth Indiana District to
retire Holman to the shades of private life.
Ex-Sheriff T. H. Jones, of Lawrence County, is go
ing to farm, in Dakota after the 1st of May.
Mike Stanton has leased the Ironten House, Iron
ton. j. T. Mofett, of Hamden, will run the hotel.
A Salvation Army convert named Fairtrace, jumped
off of the bridge at Portsmouth, but was rescued
John G. Wurster, of Portsmouth died from blood
poisoning, resulting from slight scratch upon his
leg.
At the meeting sf the Portsmouth Presbytery, at
Irenton Rev. c. E. Tedford, of Jackson, elected
Moderator.
Foraker suggested that the property in Ohio be
valued. This caused considerable excitement among
taxpayers.
Mrs. West, of Jennings County, Ind. committed
sufcide-the tenth member in her family to commit
suicide.
forgery was detected in the General Appropria-
tion Bill, at Columbus, changing the amount some
ten thousand dollars.
Cincinnati cergymen will take of the city,
with view to ascertaining its moral and religious
condition of the populace.
Mr., and Mrs. Jonathan Douthlett an aged couple
near xenia, Ohio, burned to death in their
dwelling by an incendiary.
The Portsmouth Times thinks that city sent about
the Company of Volunteers, in 1861. Several of
the old Company still living.
Michael Cavas cid brute, Hooking County, cruelty |
beat his daughter, then went and hung himself The
last state of that man better than the first
HonsAsa w. Jones, Youngstown fined ten dol |
lars and costs for contempt of Court in taking papers
from the Clerks Office. The will be appealed.
six Union Soldes, all wounded men, and
we'll qualified. They are Republicans.
1t has been discovered why Senator Jones went to
Detroit. He went there to attend to his busi- |
ness. Washington gossips never thought of this.
Herman Herms, of Portsmouth, tried to drag his |
wife to the bridge to throw her into the river but
foied. He intended drowning his children, also.
KY, and appointed Republican lady,
Mrs. Virginia Thompson. This raised such howl
smong the disappointed that big Indignation meet
ng was held.