Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-09-22
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

-, 4. Al, ....o,o,,, ,,,ith four horses. !
l., aooor1onoa ,,ith ber wish Undertaken
Clint ,rd Coropcr Doyvney harnessed four
o,,,;, To-. b,,sos IN the hearse 10 attend
.t,o f,,,.o.ol ,,,s comulving with the old
iad,,,. ,t.o,,,o roouest
NJ ,.co,od from the Scioto
Count, an
n u.no,n VIVA terribly
i ,ni ,...a,;,,a ~ cosbocton.
:. ~. 7 ;hortv
HERMAN fRArEh' Vi Iy.,ana
uioppo'i 'o"' =" ''o % r...o,;o
Mrs. JOHN EMERlNE dleu he"'
Of typhoid fever, making the lourtn "'o'i
Der Of the family to die IN as many WIZ"
from the same disease, the iatner uui WV
sons having preceded her, W. ''''''
are lying at the point oi u'''''' -,
Tom HouK was taKetl 10 MN, So 49, lin
| Mansfield and lodsea III Ju''' W. 80 noor
steaihs h'i -. Uout has
Black Creek Holmes 'ouh.S' NV" .;n,o
been about that community ioi n,t a.
engaged in selling a pa,o"' i''I h,rsos
the Sequel '"o"'' ""' ''''0, ,stor,
Eek TUDOR was thrown iloiii {. i',',, ....1
pony at Hlllshoro ana seriously '"J'
AN interesting item OF Information Juat
now is the fact that Samuei haii'i'o.'' Wv
first male child born where cincinnati nv
stands, is still alive anu no" "a
Hamilton County lie Is inc 'O, ,-.t 1a,,
ward Hamilton ana was Dorh .,o ~ tho
of December 1855 lie says 'Hot "a" ...ao
time oil MS piitn 'iV'' Cisot,,,oti NOW
houses at CubnlhS' Nlle'e C,'''''l'."t' '',othor
stands, ana thaV ne ooea i'J' h.fD,o r,, hin, bnt
there was any emu Dol" 'I'Yl ,'yl..,.h .ha+ be
that his parents ciu,ll1' a" &C. of hi.
was the first male chiId Uorn' '5Vn', I.-i,ta,
friends clam thaV 'he OoNi,'' IA man
was named lor ms l"ther' u"' ''', ,,,.,, ,,.o c
, says that he thinks tnut 'No O0,''' 49,. :.
! named lor oehei". 4i''i.'
. near relative OF his father'
+ JOHN DEAL, a brakeman on the u a'l,, W.
y V.railroad, was killed by the cars a' 'A'''
= | vim.
THREE men attacked Michaei Mceahiy y
= near Youngstown, beat him until he "a'
a insensibe and robbed INN OF Nv
# A HORRIBLE suicide occurred at VIM
c Go,d a., smalI town in Tuscarawas County
roar thc Stark County line. Richard Jones
!, married man, was sick with typholu ieNei
He asked to see his Children but ms WIZ
70 would not allow them to go near thel
~ tboir father. Jones then asked his mothe
ID to give him knife, when he deIlberatel.
cut his throat in the presence OF his VIII
4. and mother. He lived only an hour ate
in committing the deed.
is a LOT of Italians, discharged ny III
o' company, set fire to the freight oepou
" the c. g. P, railroad at SteuoenVIlle'
oa was totally destroyed.
~ A HORSE, driven by Mrs. ShlDleu'
ur Lima, frightened at band, anu uI,setV'i'
ai the vehicle, threw her out on the sue" ~
ed She fell on her head and sustained lat
hS injuries
Oh DELLA B, GIvENs, SO horribly lhJureu
~, the New York, Pennsylvania ana ONO RAJ
m mna road wreck, at Rittman, on the lV'h' died
ed the 18th, at Klttman, she uelns u""'io
De- be moved, as was proposed few da
md ago. Her left leg was broken an" 'ie {. =.
icr was torn from the pohe vi .no
ate made a brave fight for he She was
teacher in the Garfield Normal Scho
pro This is the fifth death as result oil III
NJ wreck,
As Sheriff Burns was alighting from
/ 10 cars, at Steubenville, with prison
was John u. Kinney, for embez2Iement
Eng rested at Fort Wayne, Ind, Kinney ga
i OF him the slip and is still at large. Fli
hih dollars is offered for his capture.
ian Mrs. JACOB MARTIN was found drown
,.1r in - cistern at the residence Of her SON
rum law. George Mckee, in Plain Townsh
s D. Wayne County, on the 18th, 1t is 81
nosed she jumped into the cistern W
lo0. suicidol intent some time during the mig
,ack Her age was about sixty. She had liz
/ or onort from her husband for several yer
'nes and the cause of the suicide is ascribed
ou this cstrangement.
h"a C,u,er,Av BEyNtyGuoFFR of Han
,,r ton. W.. very seriously injured by be
rc,,. thrown from his carriage by runav
tain borsa
t Gat TuRrE men were Jailed at Tihin for
licnt ..,,I,in,, - man who refused to drink |
tical ,,.;,h tbor,
tho WIN Ihein' ,-
man enod tyonty.tiye dollars and costs
".' cant 70 ioil for ten dlNs for violating
',n O,yonlo,y
rur ra.idonce of Joseph Flynn, a
,y TO dooIer of Toledo. was entered, the o
m of night, and his trousers, in the poke
was which were S5lO, were stolen, The
y iu- ,non.s xerc found in the barn next M
N" to In, Minus the money. There is no cl,
Sc or no ,hio,,os
.ms . n n B,KrR. editor Of the Cincin
W, ,."oS r,e,,jna Post hns gone to jackson,
1 was Elo to oid the peop,e of that city.
Sc ad- Tur largest tree in Ohio is near G.
Soroco Countv 1t was planted by o
Comstock in 1923. and now mea,
hVe- twelve feet and seven inches in crcur
were onco and covers n space of ground Sc
OF sant in diometer.
Tuoy.s Ho,x. was arrested at N
1881 eold ohoroo1 with horse.stealing.
utah T,r, Comntroller of the Currency ha
amy ,,royod tho ohio National Bank of C
proved 'ho ohio A,'''s' 49, sa. .h, Sooo,,,
al in .e., .anu az pant. ~ Atron
III an DANIEL CARSON, of Lima, contr'
: was has filed a suit for 5000 damages az
'u " that city for injuries sustained by f
On dafective sidewalk last winter.
; was REV. maxwell +. GADDIs, sR, o
the Oldest and best known Methodist
on one isters in Ohio died at his home, near
,, at : ton, a few days ago.