The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-11-30

Gates granted after January /, 1890, and
that holders of certificates can not be
required to undergo any kind of exam
ination prior to expiration of the time
for which such certificates were issued.
HARTLEY SHAFFER and VIII Eakin
were sentenced, at Wooster to nine and
seven years Imprisonment for burglary.
Schaffers mother, charged with re-
ceiving stolen goods was found not
guilty.
OF the nine members of the Kansas
delegation in Congress, Senator Plumb
and Representatives Perkins, Peters,
Kelly and Funston are all natives Of
Ohio.
AT Springfield Miss Mary Wallace,
spinster, aged sixty-three years, was
married to John Hicks, aged seventy
one, wealthy farmer of Iowa.
WHILE aiming at pigeons, William
Hutson, of Newark, accidentally shot
his niece.
THE Baily Auger-bit Company has lo-
Gated it's manufactory at Lancaster.
THE Garfield statue for the tomb at
Cleveland will be setlup on Memorial
day next year.
THE annual report of the Institution
for the Blind was submitted to the Gov
ernor, the other day. The number Of
pupils is given as follows: Number of
pupils enrolled November 15, 1883, boys
1874, girls 1O5; total, 2S3. Number of
pupils admitted during the year, boys
90, girls 21; total, A. Whole number in
structed during the year, boys 1877, girls
1875; total, 2s3. Average daily attend
ance during the term, 240. The per
capita cost of maintenance of the in
mates of the institution during the past
year was S2O1.37, which is S110 less than
last year. The annual report of the
trustees of the Girls Industrial Home
was also submitted. An appropriation
of $4,000 for current expenses of the
Home is requested, and special appropri-
ations recommended for various i'm
provements, the amount to be about
SIS, 1000 additional. The cost of mainte-
nance of inmates per capita is S123.65.
The current expenses, including sal
aries, amounted to 100000. There is
balance in the hands of the State Treas.
urer. The number of inmates at the
Home at present is 1872. There we're
sixty-seven sent out during the year,
and fifty-six received. Most of those
sent out from the institution were
placed in positions of employment on
probation, and have been well-behaved
since leaving the Home. The thirty
fourth report of the Boys Industrial
School has been received. The appro-
priations requested for the coming year
amount to $103, 500. The number of boys
at the institution at present is 52S.
THE Governor, Secretary of State and
Attorney General, having canvassed the
vote cast for the proposed amendments
to the constitution of Ohio, declare that
none of them were adopted.
AT Sandusky, Ghas. Cross, promi-
nent pioneer resident, dropped dead in a
street car from heart disease.
MILTON BROTHERS, deaf mute, aged
forty, was run down by Cleveland and
engine at Minerva.
HIRAM ZERBE, of Canton, lost heavily
on the election, drank heavily since,
and ended his existence with morphine.
THOMAS MURPHY, aged fifty, dropped
dead at Tylersvilfe of heart disease.
The little child of Nicholas Hiel, of
Tiffin, scalded in boiler of hot water
on the 18th, died next day.
JOHN REYNOLDS, an old Erie railway
engineer and resident of Gallon, has
been adjudged insane and taken to the
Toledo Asylum.
AT Findlay William Smith shot his
wife and swallowed poison. Both will
recover.
WILLIAM FARMER, who about two
years ago cut the throat of Mrs. Aggie |
Jones, at Columbus, was sentenced by |
Judge Evans to seven years in the peni-
IT is reported that subterranean
lake has been found on o farm in Ash
land County.
The State Food and Dairy Commits
Bioner announces the outrageous adulte-
ration of buckwheat -four which is being |
put upon the market. 1t seems impos-
sible. to purchase pure article, all being
and much of it unfit fol
use.
THos. AsHBoRN was bound over to the
U. S. Court at Columbus, for opening
letter for his brother, who is mail-car-
rier. Thomas took pay warrant from
the letter, and had 1t cashed.
A NATURAL gas explosion caused the
of Knowles. Taylor g.
Knowles pottery at East Liverpool. 1t
was the largest pottery in the United
States.
) CHAs. GILEAw, Summit County pris'
oner, who was captured while burglariz-
ing the residence of farmer near Akron.
was identified by Detective s. McMillen,
Of Cleveland, as being implicated in bold
robbery committed in the Forest City,
November II. Gileaw held up j. ID. Cox,
of Cleveland, and relieved him of all
nis yaluables. The prisoner has u thir-
sy-two caliber ball In one groin, and 1t
s conjectured that he received the
wound while doing some other job.
JUDGE PERRY BoswoRTH, for many
years a prominent citizen and attorney !
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