The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-10-20
STATE NEWS ITEMS

Music Company, was arrested at linn ZOE
cmbezzlement.
AN old man named Gauger was knocked
down and robbed at Newark.
MIKE Henry, saloon keeper, was badly
cut during row at zanesville.
The first day Of registration In Gin
cinnau shows an enrolment Of 21,12s,
against 20,493 on the first registration
day Of last fall, and IL, 7l5 on the first day
In 1885,
MADISON YoHo stripped an ear from the
head of Grin Hunter during an alteration
near Cumberland.
THE work Of restoring tho Serpent
Mound, in Adams County, has been conn
pleted.
THE railroad Office, post Office and store.
room Of Jas. M. McClare, at Berghelz, in
the north end Of jefferson County, was
burglarized the other morning, the safe
being blown open by powder. Goods and
money to the value in all Of sbout $500
were taken.
THE body Of an unknown man was found
hanging in the woods few miles from
Delphos. The clothing would indicate
that he was tramp.
WILLIAM GALLAGHER, Of Lima, fell from
the top of a twenty FIVE foot oil tank, and
his back striking ladder, injured him In
ternally SO that he can not live.
JACOB UHLMAN, carpenter, fell nearly
twenty feet from building at Spring.
field, and was seriously injured.
Two trains collided on the Cleveland,
Lorain and Wheeling railroad, near Mas
sillon, causing serious injury to three per-
sons and great loss to the company. d. -A
NEW BREMEN has another gas we'll. v-''
JAS. LUCAS committed suicide at Ere.
mont. r,
COLONEL SIDNEY d. MAXWELL was re-
elected superintendent Of the Cincinnati
Chamber Of Commerce.
THos. 8. FLATTERY was arrested for em-
bezzlement at Mansfield.
MRS. JOHN RIPLEY, Of Carls Coal Yard,
at the lower edge of Meigs County, went to
Middleport on the 10th, while laboring un-
der fit of mental alteration, and pur-
chased an ounce of laudanum, which she
took with suicidal intent. The dose was so
great that she fingered until the 18th. when
she died.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has practically abandoned its rail-
road shops in Bellaire. discharging thirty
eight of the employees, with the informa-
tion that they cen secure similar employ
ment at Newark, by applying there.
JAMES JENKINS, pioneer resident near
Newark, while sitting in chair at his
home playing with his little grandchild,
suddenly fell forward to the floor, and died
instantly Of heart disease.
A LITTLE three year old son OF Washing
ton Wyman, Of Lancaster, fell from ball
cony to the pavement below, q distance of
fifteen feet, crushing his head in fatal
manner.
WIN. O'BRIEN, brakesman, was fatally
injured by the cars at Cincinnati.
The American Engine Company, Of
Cedar Rapids, Ia., have signed a contract
to move their establishment to Findlay.
MRS. GEO. JACKSON, colored, drank
mixture Of Paris green, at MI Vernon,
which she claims her husband gave her
with murderous intent.
The following are the new money order
Offices in Ohio: Bowersville, Greene Coun-
ty; Fultonham, Muskingum County; Glen
Roy, jackson County; Jerry City, Wood
County; Koogle, Vanwert County; Mount
Eaton, Wayne County; Mount Washing.
ton. Hamilton County; New Riel, Seneca
County; New Waterford, Columbians
County; North jackson, Mahoning Coun.
ty; Perry, Lake County; Plimton, Holmes
County; Rio Grande, Gallia County; Sew
en- Mile, Butler County; Thurman, Gallia
County; Waterville, Lucas County; West
vile, Champaign County; Windham,
Portage County. Postal notes only: Ad.
Olson. Gallia County; Alcony, Miami
County; Carthagena, Mercer County;
Coal Hill, Muskingum County; Conover,
Miami County; Lake st. George, Ottawa
County; Mt. Zena, Ashland County; Mar
settles, Wyandotte County; Ontario, Rich
land County. Az
ROBERT WOODS and E. ]. Maloy were
heavily fined at Dennison for violating the
local option law. M 4Y =,
Ar Tiffin Louis Watcher pleaded guilty.
to assault and was sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for five years. He attempted to
kill his wife last spring, shooting her
twice, but she recovered and procured a
divorce from him.
The reunion Of the Eighty first Ohio
Regiment was held at Gallon October II.
AT Wellsville, the other evening, Harry
McKinnie, lad Of eight years, fell from q
chestnut tree to the ground, distance Of
forty feet, breaking both thigh bones and
crushing his skull The boy can not get
we'll.
LORENZO RoArH, farmer, residing
about five miles north Of Alliance has
made an assignment for the benefit Of his
creditors, Joseph Kelly, assignee. Lila.
bilities, $1,000; assets, $1,000.
AN aged couple were bound and robbed
by masked men near Millersburg.
The fifth annual convention of the
Laundrymen's National Association was
called to order by President o. K. Reed. Of
Philadelphia, in Clevelond ON the 9th.
Delegates were present from nearly every
city east OF the Mississippi river. In his
report the president said the matter which
had attracted most attention was Chinese
immigration. The secretary had procured
statls tics for a memorial to, Conpress
which was forwarded to all members Of
both Houses Of Congress, and IL was
thought did much to influence Congress to
pass the Restriction bill. The association
had been complimented at Washington as
being the only association Of the East that
had presented the case Of the opponents of
Chinese labor in clear and unanswerable
manner.
The post-office at Record, Clinton Coun.
ty, has been abolished.
dusky, few days ago. The remains of
an infant month old were found in
small box In stone quarry with It's limbs