The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-29
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

men, ana got away with 80 wortn Oh
jewelry and money.
Two freight trains on the B. & o. road
collided between Mansfield and Alta. The
loss il estimated Mt $4,000.
DANIEL STERILE, a seventeen-year-old
boy, was sentenced at Mansfield, to two
years imprisonment In the ponitentiary
for forgery.
A BANK Is to bs opened at Yellow
Springs with 3. 3. Puckett, OF Camden, In
charge. Capital $500
Wx f. HAYNES was nominated for Con-
gress by the Democrats Of tho Tenth Dis
trict.
THE Lippincott Glass Company began
operations Mt Flndlay.
CAss ApPLKoArE was killed by tho cars
near Coalburg.
JAMES wooD, an Allen County farmer,
was bunkosd out Of 500.
RICHARD DAWSON suicided at Defiance by
choking himself to death.
A JRwRLRY crook successfully worked
two jewelry firms at Springfield by means
OF forged checks.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge, I. O. o. F.,
has chosen Columbus as the placefor hold
ing the next annual meeting.
FRANK CovrY, engineer at the Ohio VAL.
ley Foundry, Bellaire, had his face, breast
and arms burned to crisp by an explo-
sion of natural gas the other evening, and
will die.
THE following National Guard officers
were commissioner by Assistant Adjutant-
General Wickham: Hiram F. Collins,
Major of the. Second Infantry, Kenton;
Edward r. Mullinax, Captain; Benjamin
K. Hanlsy, First Lieutenant; Thomas o.
Bowles, Second Lieutenant, Of Company
B, Thirteenth Infantry, Hillsboro; D. R.
Shrivers, Captain Of Company G, Sixth
Infantry, Manchester.
AT Jackson, Mrs. Fred Bessman, aged
about forty years, was found in cellar,
her neck having been broken. Her family
supposed she had gone out calling. The
cellar-door was open, and it is supposed
that she fell In the dark.
AMOS SroUT, a farmer living near Circle.
vile, while driving in wagon loaded
with wood into shed, was struck by O.
beam, breaking his back. There is ne
hopes Of his recovery
THE Texas cattle fever is spreading rap.
idly in Knox County.
bod at Big Plain.
A. G. MooRMAN, farmer living near
London, had an arm fractured in eight
places by plank falling on him from the
| top Of an oil derrick, necessitating ampu.
! tation.
RoBT. JOHNSON, while intoxicated, was
killed by the cars at Canton.
THE 123d Regiment, o. v. l., held their
annual reunion at Carey the other day.
| A large crowd was in attendance, and g.
| free dinner was served to all. General
| Wilson, of Columbus, was present and de-
! livered an address.
| The city council Of Wellsvllle refused,
| by vote of 4 to 2, to revoke the prohibi-
| tion ordinance, which has been in force
there for three years. A special election
| held two weeks before decided in favor Of
| open ing the saloons, but the action Of the
council will keep the town dry for an
indefinite period.
The Anarchists who created a disturb
ancs on Labor Day at Cleveland, were
found guilty, fined and sent to the work.
house.
GoTLIBB HAssMAN, farm hand, was
struck by fast freight No. 9 at North Law
renee. the other evening, and killed. He
| was deaf
ALv1s KRAFr, ton years old, and small
for his age, of Akron, made a remarkable
walk the other day. He was sent away
| about two miles on an errand, and on his
return trip lost his way. In the evening
q telegram was received that the child was
about four miles south Of Rittman, twenty
two miles from home, which distance the
lad had made on foot between 10 a. M and
6p. m.
ZRNAs MACK was seriously injured by
the cars near Hiddleport.
TEXAS cattle fever has made its appear
ance in Knox County.
WIN. SrEUARr fell oxt:of . second-story
window Of hotel at GAINESVILLE, while
walking in his sleep, and was seriously in
jured.
TEE millers Of Northeastern Ohio met in
convention at Akron, for the purpose Of
forming an association, to be part Of the
Iillers' Association of Ohio.
A JURY was impanslsd in the Ives-
Staynsr trial at Cincinnati ON the 18th.
Ar Lima, Harry Callahan was expert
msnting with some acids when they ex-
ploded, burning him about the face fright
fully.
Cur In q Salem beech tree: Here 8,
Rogers killed q bear. 17eS."
MRS. HUGH MANCHESTER, wife of Cashier
Manchester, of the First National Bank in
Garfield, Nahoning County, who was IN
jursd in the wreck Of the Grand Army
train at Rittman, was dying ON the night
of the 18th, and surgeons asserted that she
would pass away before morning. Since
her removal home she has been steadily
growing weaker through the shock. Elias
Haytipg, Of Austintown, whose right foot
was mangled, will probably be compelled
to have 1t amputated. The others injured
in that vicinity are slowly recovering.
Jon CRAFT was sand-bagged the other
night in the rear of Schaffsr & Shea's sa-
loon at Spencerville, and robbed Of his
overcoat and $26 in money.
TIE other night Peter Gangler, of Lam
deck, lay down on the track Of the s'Clover
Leaf" and fell asleep. Freight No. came
along and killed him instantly.
JOSEPH THOMAS, miner employed in
Burton's new mine near North Lawrence,
was crushed to instant death by fall Of
slate.
Two bunkoists enticed an old man named
VIM. Mcknight to deep ravine in the
eastern pant Of Licking County and at
tempted to swindle him out Of 81, 900 by the