The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
STATE NEWS ITEMS.


your life," discharged the weapon. The
ball struck her just below the nose, and,
passing through the lip, knocked out sev
erai teeth. Unless complications arise
she will recover He did OF know 1t was
loaded.
ELLA STooPs, aged thirteen, living near
Beaver, met singular death the other
night. The child ate too hearty of chest
nuts, and after going to bed uttered n
piercing cry. When her mother reached
ner bedside the little one was dead. The
doctors pronounce IL a case of paralysis of
the heart.
JAS. GoEDEL, brewer, attempted to COM
| mt suicide, at Cincinnati, by taking
Rough on Rats"
| RoBT. MOORE, farmer, living at Clyde,
drove down the railway track while drunk,
| ana was struck by a train, which killed
him and the horses.
JOHN II. THORN, of Dayton, is missing.
MISS MAIZE MOUNT committed suicide
ut Cincinnati by cutting hor throat with a
razor.
CHAs. Fl. WARDEN, cashier of the b. G, O.
railroad at Columbus, is short in his ne
counts about "a, 800.
A WELL of magnetic water, pure as crys-
tai, has been struck at Clinton, Summit
County.
DANIEL CUNNINGHAM was found dead in
his chair at Tiffin.
PETER R1EsINGER committed suicide with
revolver at Felicity.
BOY named Mcclure is accused of
stealing $50 in gold at Cincinnati
HENRY HILL an aged colored man, was
round dead in the rear of the Garfield
School building at Columbus, lying in a
pool OF water about foot deep. 1t is not
known whether his death was the result of
violence or some other cause.
H1LLsBoRo will have electric light --''-.
JOHN LEE took Trough on Ratsn with
suicidal intent at Cincinnati. He is dead.
CLEVELAND is bankrupt, owing to the
defalcation of City Treasurer Axworthy.
ISAAC TATE was fatally injured while
adjusting portable saw-mill at Wooster.
THos. FARRELL, c., W. & B. brakeman,
was seriously injured by the cars at Gin
cinnati.
A BEAUTIFUL soldiers monument seven
teen feet in height and made of Vermont
granite has been erected in the court
house yard, at Delaware. The monument
is the gift of Mrs. Mary Freer to the G.. A.
h Mrs. >Freer has generously aided public
projects on several occasions. 1t is ex-
pected that the monument will be unveiled
November Is.
DANIEL CUNNINGHAM, one of Tinin's
earliest settlers, dropped dead Of dropsy
the other day. He was mayor of Tiffin
from 1855 to 1857, and was in his eighty
fifth year.
A LARGE delegation of saloon keepers
Of East Liverpool were called to New Lis
bon court to answer to charges found
against them by the grand jury, such as
selling to minors, Sunday selling and SELL |
ng to habituals. Fourteen of them were
ound guilty, and will remain as citizens of |
New Lisbon ranging from five thirty days.
imprisonment, with fines from $50 to $3.50. |
HARRY Crow, an eighteen-year old |
'oung man of Marion, broke both bones in |
lis left arm while playing foot ball the 9TH
II morning. The popularity consists in his
having had both arms broken before, botL
egs and number of ribs, all inside of two
ears.
CHAs. EVANS, n fourteen -year-od SON
II Mrs r. 8. Evans, is missing from his
lone in East Liverpool. He went to
'ather chestnuts on the 25th, and it is
cared from his friends that he fell from
tree and injured himself.
u. ID. HOLMES, well-known insurance
gent of Norwalk, and Democratic Asses-
or OF the first ward, while on trip to
committed suicide by taking
norphine.
FRANK SIMMONS was convicted of for.
cry at Lima.
HENRY JOHNSON was fatally injured
uring a saloon row at Toledo.
SEVERAL persons were injured by coll
sion OF cable cars at Cincinnati.
BRowNEY LEWIS, colored, fell into a
itch at London and died of suffoca-
on.
CARLOS LINTON, a six-year- boy,
'as drowned in the Ohio river at Nam
hester.
IHE seventy ninth annual Convocation
the Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohio met
Toledo on the 23d.
FRANK GERvAIs, of Columbus, had a
fight with burglar.
THREE damage suits against railroad
We're begun at Youngstown.
"ohN SoHhiN1ION, InarSnal at Mason, |
as convicted of refusing to serve a war
mt
RoBT. WHITE fell from a bridge at New
* and was seriously injured.
YES KERAN fell under moving train
'ar Newark and was fatally injured. e
GLEN DEER attempted to commit suicide "
Wooster. a
EUGENE EIsENMAN was fatally injured b
2 the cars at Cincinnati.
THOMAS AxwoRTHy, city treasurer Of
eveland, and one of the most widely u
lown business men and politicians in - -
orthern Ohio, is now fugitive in a for =
gn land. He left Cleveland Oh the 2Sth n
September for New York, where he pro. v
'sed to remain, as he said, for short time
business. Days ran into weeks, but it a,
as not until October 23 that his where- b.
'outs was questioned. Early on that o.
orning his bondsmen, Senator II. r. a
lyme and j. H. Wade. jr., attached all II
s property, and then like clap of
under from clear sky the report rapidly ~
'ssed through the streets that he was a It
faulter to the extent of $5OO,0OO. 1t is .,
lieVed Axworthy is in Belgium. q,
EDWARD o. DAILY, one of the Ankeny- +
vn wreck victims, who sued the B. & O. N
$4,000 damages, settled with the COM W
ny for fifty dollars. W
MRS. MARTHA j. WEAVER was found OF
ad in barn at Greensburg. A post III
'rtem showed that death was caused by to