The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-11-15
srArE NEWS ITEMS.

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WM BLAcK committed suicide by shoot.
Ing himself, at Cincinnati. ~
ALEx KrssrNeER, who was shot election
night died at Dayton, few days ago.
HENRY BEAHR was found dead in bed at
Cincinnati.
Mrs. JAS. FLEMING, a young mother, Of
Springfield, died from blood poisoning
caused by decayed teeth. A year ago she
had diphtheria, after which her teeth be.
gan to decay until her gums became 80
mortified as to cause blood poisoning. She
died In great agony.
B. +. BAuERs, a brakeman, was seriously
Injured BY the cars at Carlyle.
The tally .sheet case against Allen o.
Myers will be tried at London December 10.
JAMES GARnEr was struck by train at
Fraxeysburg and instantly killed.
MISS MARIA WARNER, Of Green Springs,
near Tiffln, aged fifty, who has been .
cripple and an invalid for many years, in
lit Of dependency crawled from her
bed to cistern and committed suicide by
drowning.
JOHN SEXES was run over by the cars at
Lima and horribly mangled.
EDWARD UHL was murdered by colored
man named Napper at Marion.
EDDIE RIsBRrNKER, an eight.year- old
boy, was drowned at Cincinnati
CHARLES WKEsr, q brakeman, was IA.
tally injured by tho cars at Atwood Sta
tton. r,.s% ~
FouR pickpockets were bound over to
court at Athens.
Two well.dressed strangers, tho names
they gave being no doubt fictitious, went
into Bill Hoffman's saloon, opposite the
Ft Wayne depot at Massillon, between
one and two O'Clock the other morning,
locked the door after entering, pointed a
brace Of revolvers at the proprietor and
demanded the contents Of the till and any
other money In the house. Hoffman made
at them with huge cheese knife, and the
stand-and-deliver gentlemen retreated.
They were caught next evening and locked
mp. 1t Is believed they are professional
burglars or thieves, as they were heard
wrangling about the division of booty, and
are we'll supplied with money.
A FREE FoR-ALL fight participated in
by at least q dozen persons, took place at
McConnellsville.
JERRY HEMMINGER, a thirteen year old
boy, had his leg cut Off by Bee Line train
at Delaware
WHILE an old man named Garrett was
walking on the Pan Handle track fifteen
miles east Of Newark, he was struck by
fast line passenger No. 0 and killed in.
stantly, his brains boing scattered some
distance and his body horribly mangled.
He leaves wife and two children.
A YOUNG man aged eighteen years,
named Len Wilson, living about four miles
east Of Cambridge, was instantly killed
by the Academia! discharge Of q gun.
The three year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Carroll, of Springfield, was play.
ing with button hook and In some way
got 1t caught In an eyelid. The mother
did not know 1t was hooked in the flesh
and grabbed tho child by the arm to take
the hook from it This act caused the
hook to actually tear Of the lower lid Of
the eye.
ONE person was killed and several In
jured in freight collision on the B. s. O.
railroad. near GAINESVILLE.
MAJOR r. H. BRAoGINs, prominent cit
zen Of Cleveland, was arrested for forgery.
He confessed his guilt
LEVI and Robert Stevenson. wealthy
farmers OF Richland County, have been
sued for slander.
As George Seese, . laborer in Lyth's
Pottery, Wellsville. wes walking under
. trestlo q piece OF clay weighing one
hundred and fifty pounds fell on him,
crushing his skull In fatal manner.
JAMES M. POWELL, who was shot In
p,yfl1 H. L.
Almsley Odell, Of Arcanum, during the
riot on the night Of October 27, died Of his
wounds November O. The deceased was
taken ~ his late home, near Dayton, for
burial. Young Odell IL under s. 900 bond
TO answer to the next grand jury.
JOHN Smith, one Of the oldest passenger
engineers on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton road, was stricken with paralysis
a. he was In the act Of boarding his engine
to take out train, At Lima, and ON the
9th was In very critical condition.
ALBERT BLACK was seriously injured BY
the cars at Tinln.
MIoHAEL GRAZ, arrested at Cincinnati
Tor abusing his family, attempted to com.
init suicide by taking laudauum.
JOHN REED was run over by tho cars
~SSs Ss~SsSvHA~ uhN b0A iOuoiy luJuIous
FINDLAT Il shipping articles Of glass.
ware 10 Europe. ~ IN.
TH Fanny Furnace at Shawnee 10 again
In blast after an idloness Of five months.
Every mine in that locality l. stunning full
time.
The county commissioners OF Clarke
County have offered reward Of 81, 900 for
the perpetrator Of the recent assault upon
General Bushnell. it.t
MRS. ELLIH NEwHALI, aged fifty years,
fell down stairs at Cincinnati while under
the influence OF liquor, and sustained 90.
rious injury.
HENRY PERDY died, neay Ashland, from
the effects Of sconite, taken by mistake for
whisky.
JAS. McCoMBs, Of Cincinnati, fell down
stairs while drunk, and fractured his
skull.
JoHN HAoKA fell from a scafrold, at Gin.
einnati, and sustained serious internal in
juriss.
THos. REED, who fell under the wheels
OF moving train ct Kingston, tho other
evening, and had his legs 90 badly crushed.