The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-10
STATE NEWS ITEMS.
THs trustees of Marietta College have re-
fused to admit lady students.

Balem Township, wyandot County. Aired
his residence and outbuildings and hanged
himself
AT Crestline burglars went through tho
residence Of Louis Schick and stole notes
TO the value of $4,000, s75 in money and
Two silver watches. No clew
OFFICER SpRosrY shot his pistol. NO ho
says, In the air to frighten a boisterous
crowd Of men at Cleveland. The shot toot
effect In the body of Arthur Thomas IN :
tally wounding him. vardict, accidental
shooting.
JACK KEEF, a Wooster sport, was slot.
ana Killed by Moran in bagnio recently.
Inc snooting was the result Of quarrel
capped. ~
The store Of Masters & Miles, at Edison.
was burglarized Of .merchandise TO the,
amount Of $50.
MICHAEL MORGAN, miner at Schick's coal
works, Bellaire, was fatally crushed by
falling soapstone He leaves a widow and
nine children.
RIOT occurred at Darbyville a few
days ago The trouble originated in the,
marshal impounding live stock found run.
ming at large. The mayor was waylaid at,
night and severely beaten. The marshal
attempted to arrest the Darling boys on
warrants. A fight ensued, and an assist.
ant marshal fired on the crowd with a shot.
gun. One OF the Darling boys was killed,
and his two brothers and sister were
wounded.
BLooMvILLE's saloons are now all closed
under the Prohibition clause of the Dow,
law, and it is pretty certain that the vii,
iages OF Republic, Bettsville, Attica and
Melmore will follow suit.
A LITTLE child of Martin Gardner fel,i
into a cistern near Ashland and was
drowned, ""''
iHE Governor has pardoned from the,
Penitentiary William j. Hall, sent up from
hardin County in 1883 to serve three wears,
Tor perjury. He had only two months to,
serve. '''
Four persons travelling in a two-borse,
covered wagon, robbed Samuel Strouse. Of
Iiverton township, Coshocton County. of
all the money he had on his person.
JOHN SHEArs was horribly mangled bv-
ms team running away with reaper, near
six Points, Wood County.
AT Bellevue, Louis Stars little bow. aged
-Four, just as his father was turning a cor.
ner IN neid with q reaper, ran in front Of
cne machine, fell down, and before the
horses could be stopped his left foot wa.
severed near the ankle.
ABOUT 200 Columbus saloon.keeners .ra
resisting the Dow law, and have brou1ht
suit to restrain the treasurer from COL
lection. Judge Wylie allowed a temno-
rary Injunction. Only 100 dealers have
iHs Coshocton gas and oil we'll has been
abandoned, after drilling 210s feet at cost
Of %, $50
DsdRAFF and Rushsylvania, Logan Coun-
", nave passed the ordinance prohibiting
saloons within their corporations. This
VIII remove six places, which, however.
Will DC run outside Of the corporate limits.
RUDOLPH and VIM. Ebert, cousins, aged
nineteen, were drowned in the Scioto
river' In the northern part of Columbus.
wniie oatning. Neither could swim, and
one Went down the other attempted to as-
'ist him, and both lost their lives.
A NUMBER of small BOYS climbed on IN q.
arm roller that was being hauled through
he streets of Portsmouth. Willie Calhoun,
'on OF Willis Calhoun, fell of and was SO
BADLY mangled that he died
JAMES DUNN, ex-inspector Of the Cincin-
iati police, has been sentenced to the
for sixty days for assaulting,
while drunk, an inoffensive citizen.
CHARLES CLOSE, a prominent citizen of
'ehevue, was fined IS and costs for girding
tree, the property Of neighbor. Close
iaimed the tree shaded his garden
A PosroFFICE has been established at,
'hila Thea, Mercer County, with T. Rim
lac as postmaster.
MARIETTA COLLEGE has conferred the de-
TOO OF LLD. on Governor ]. B. Foraker.
GENERALJ. W. FULLER's Ohio Brigade
VII noio q reunion at Mt. Vernon, Knox
;ounty, September and 2.
ACLEvELAND woman who owns q build,
which there is a saloon, has brought
a'S under the Dow law against the saloon
eeper for failure to pay his liquor tax.
DAVID ]. DAVIS, of youngstown. has be.
un suis ior $1,000 damages against the
Railroad Company. for kin
ag his three-year-old chnd.
The Bellaire, GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati
arrow gauge has been placed in the b ands
l u receiver.
SPRINGFIELD saloon-keepers get around
ne law by selling 'cold coffee' and ''cold
"a" Tor beer and whisky at lunch counters
fter the night closing time has arrived,
jon. THOMAS, aged twenty-four, enei,
eer at the Combria Coal Mine, in Mineral
idge, Trumbull County, was lowered into
ne mine the other morning to make some
epairs. Some time afterwari, when the
arriage was hoisted, it contained Johns
cad body. He was subject to fits, and III
thought he was seized by one while in
ne carriage, and was drowned by the
ater at the bottom of the shaft. His
lther was killed at the same mine about
year ago.
ALIGHT flow of gas was struck at the gas
ell, Sandusky, few days ago, at the
epth of 81 1853 feet. There was great excite
TENT and several other companies are be
lg formed. The well will be shot. and
opes are INDUCED Of a big flow.
CHARLES SHUMAKER, of Toledo. was seri.
isly wounded at Perrysburg by the acci.
'ntal discharge of gun in the hands Of
an named Lausker. They were on q fish-
n jaunt.
A wELL-PREsERvED piece of human flesh
living at New Holland, in the person of
rs. Margaret Arnold, born in Augusta
ounty, Va, July 4, 1777. She was married
gnty-hve years ago, and now lives with
u youngest son, who is seventy-two years
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