The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-07-27

Tuscnraw's. Canal Dover. .........Oct.1
Wayne. ......... Wooster. .."". oct. J.
Putnam....... Ottawa. oct l. .
Sandusly''''' Fremont. ....... ..."-..oct. l. 5
| Wood. ...... Bowling Green ....-.."......Oct J.
Butler. ... Hamilton. ..... oct. T-ll
Coshocton... shocton'. ........Oct. 81
Fairfield. acknowledgements. oct. S12
THE west-bound limited, No. 8, on the
p, Ft. w. e c. railroad, caught Mrs.
Richard Stewart, aged sixty, and boy
named Miller, aged twelve, at a crossing
| just east of Delphos, completely demol-
ishing the rig and fatally injuring the
occupants.
DUmNG heavy thunderstorm which
prevailed the other evening, the barn of
r. b. Clancy, near Canal Winchester,
Franklin County, was struck by lightning
and five valuable horses killed.
WHILE attending to her household
luties the other afternoon Mrs. Mamie
Schelver, aged forty-six years, of Green
street, Cincinnati, burst vein in her
left lower limb snd bled to death before
surgical aid arrived.
CHARLES +. COLEMAN, treasurer of
Warren County, has been arrested on a
cnarpe OF elnDeZZlement.
THE Secret Service men who have
been for some time watching the ma
neuvers of gang of counterfeiters at
Dayton made a raid AT briggs road
house west of the city the other day.
Old Nels briggs and his wife, charged
with being members, were arrested.
James Guyon, alias Jim Hank, alias Jim
Hamilton, of Cincinnati is the leader
and the bird particularly wanted. He
escaped after neatly piercing Detective
Denella's left ear with a bullet. He
carried with him plates and $4,000 in
green goods. briggs is wealthy, has
served several terms in the pen and runs
4 saloon in Dayton. Detective Bell
worked up the game by getting into
briggs confidence and pretending to be
queer-shover. He engaged to buy S10,-
300 at 33 cents on the dollar. Guyon
was to bring the money, and Bell had
the posse awaiting him, but Guyon fled
through wheat-feld Five hundred
dollars reward for his capture is offered.
He is the last one at large of gang of
sixteen.
THE Dayton Building Association
League the other night agreed to take
theinitiative step in the organization ola
State League of Building Associations.
A call will be issued for meeting of
delegates of all building associations in
the State to meet at Columbus August
10.
TIE Republican Senatorial Conven-
tion for the counties of Delaware, Lick
ing, Muskingum and Perry will be held
August 6.
PATRICK DAILY and Patrick Duffy,
employed at the Turnercoal mines, were
struck by freight train near New Phil
adelphia and their bodies cut to pieces.
Both had been drinking.
A WOMAN named Fowls was struck by
at Mt. Vernon.
DURING the absence from home of
Squire Stiffier, living south of Marion,
Jerry Baker entered his cellar and stole
and wasted sixty gallons of wine and
cider. When the Squire returned Jer-
ry was found full and overfiowing, hay
ing taken too big contract to get away
with the 'Squire's wine, and now Ian
guishes in Jail under the charge of bur-
ylary.
THE Lake Shore Depot at Clyde was
of SOS while the agent was
1T supper.
A FREIGHT train on the r.. & o. C. |
ran into flock of merino |
sheep, owned by Fayette Stadden, near
Forty were killed and ten
INJURED.
LOUIE MUTz was fatally gored by a
pull near Youngstown.
woven cornStalks.
THE President has appointed Alphonso
Hart of Ohio, to be Solicitor of Internal
Revenue.
EARL CLIFFORD was drowned while
,athing at Jacksonville.
THE Otis Iron and Steel Company, at
cleveland, has been sold to an English
indicate for $4, 500, 600.
DICK JOHNSON, a life prisoner from
County, sent up for killing u
has an application for par
on before the board. There are many
that tend to show that he
5 suffering for crime he never COM
nitted One of the strangest petitions
or his pardon is Detective Billy Pink
rton, of Chicago, who wants to employ
i'm. Johnson is foreman of the State
hoe shop.
THE contents of a mail-pack were
Dund scattered along the track near
pencer's the other morning. Several
stters mailed at GAINESVILLE were found.
Post-oiiice Inspector is looking into
he matter.
GEORGE GRAHAM, of Clyde, had 600
lbtages in field. Ten COWS got in
ne night and destroyed every one, and
gorge didn't have time to shoot but
lree of the animals before being ar |
,sted.
OrTo KOCH, aged fourteen, while play
lg under bank, at Camp Washington,
incinnati, was crushed under large
ass of earth, which became detached
nd fell on him. Nearly every bone in
Is body was broken and his skull was {
ushed.
GENERAL SHERMAN is to be In Findlay !
! the occasion Of the reunion OF his
cort, August 2o.