The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-05-16
STATE NEWS ITEMS.


Ar Kenton, Frank Walker was stabbed
sad dangerously wounded by q boy named
Buckles.
COLUMBUS wants the National Assembly,
&. Of L., In September next
Two miners were run over and fatally
injured at Bsllaire.
TIN annual report Of the Forestry
Bureau was submitted to the Governor.
Il is very lengthy. The Treasurer's re-
port shows that the expenses Of the COM
mission for the year ending February IA,
1889, were s873.4l. A lengthy table, show
ing the numerous kinds Of wood used In
The manufacture Of carriages and other
vehicles Is given.
In wreck which occurred on the Valley
railway, at Cleveland two persons were
killed and about dozen injured.
GEo. t. GooDRIoH, for many years de-
tective at Cleveland, committed suicide by
shooting himself.
THIRTY-Two fourth.class pos tmasters
tor Ohio were appointed on the 10th.
THE chief of police of Springfield has
been suspended for being absent from
duty.
VIM DURL and VIM. Petty were arrested
at Urbana for alleged completely In q
burglary at Springfield.
A PROPOSITION to issue bonds at Mt
Vernon, in the sum of $4,000, for natural
gas purposes, carried by decisive ma.
)ority.
A FARMER named James Eubanks was
dragged to death by horse near jackson.
MATTHIAS STEWART, a dairyman living
In Clarke County, Is charged with forging
notes.
GEORGE HoAaLAND shot himself through
the head at Toledo. No cause is assigned
Tor the act
A MAN whose name could not be learned,
and who Is supposed to be tramp was
killed in the railroad yards at Columbus
tho other day. The remains were found
between the rails after several trains had
passed.
Our Of the appropriation Of $4,000
made by the last Congress for distribution
among the National Guards of the several
States Ohio will get $21, ,s33
THERE was big blaze at Columbus the
other night. The fire originated in Birch
& Collins foundry, and soon the Case
Manufacturing Company was enveloped
In flames. This establishment is totally
destroyed. The company manufactured
the patent roller process -four machinery.
Three small dwellings we're consumed.
WHILE Martin Carter was fishing in the
Muskingum river at Conesville, six miles
west Of Coshocton, he hooked corpse,
supposed to be that of Fred Mari, n
stranger
A TRAMP asked for a nights lodging
with j. j. Schmidt, farmer living near
Celna. Tue tramp was accommoda
and when he left he took with him a note
for 81, 900, given to Mr.. Schmidt March 2,
1889. The tramp and note are still at large.
MADISON COUNTY is to have children's
home.
FIRE.CLAY Of a superior quality has been
found near Lancaster.
The Bellaire Goblet Works at Findlay
were destroyed by fire a few days ago.
Loss $115,0oJ.
ANOTHER gas we'll with capacity of
100000 cubic feet daily, has been
drilled ut Lancaster.
LEWIS Ii. BAKER was seriously injured
at Lancaster by the explosion Of dyna
mite cartridge
The Auditor OF State has rendered de.
cision relating to Section 3 Of the Dow
law, which provides that if any person in
such (iquor) business who has been as
sessei and paid the amount or is charg-
ed with the full amount Of the assessment,
discontinues business, the county au iitor
shall issue to such person "a rsfunding or.
der for q proportionate amount of said
assess ssment, except that 1t shall be in no
case less than fifty dollars" The Audi
tor Of State holds that upon man retir.
ing from the liquor business there shall be
refunded to him q proportionate amount
Of what he paid; provided, that there
shall be left In the treasury at least fifty
dollars of the assessment In other words
the Auditor holds that the word 'it," as
applied In the statute does not refer to
the refunder in the sense of meaning that
no refunding order shall DO drawn for an
amount less than $50. as maintained by
some of the cou 1ty auditors. A proper
tionate amount may be refunded.
SECRETARY OF STATE RYAN will issue
May 10 pamphlet copy OF the registra-
tion laws Of the State, together with forms
for the use Of registration officers. It
will be a handy volume for the citizens at
large as we'll as the officers, and will be
0tb1AOusoo IA Uu0 AOhOWAuS ClVioby Ookuk
those coming under the requirements of
the registry law: Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Toledo, Columbus Dayton, Spring field,
Hamilton, Sandusky City, Steubenville,
Newark, youngstown, GAINESVILLE, Mans
field, Chiliicothe, Portsmouth, Canton and
Akron. Next month the Secretary will
print and distribute In pamphlet form the
Constitution OF Ohio, with an appendix
containing the proposed amendments. 1t
will be Of great use and interest just at
this time
GEORGE BARTON, q paroled convict, es.
capped from the Zaaesvllie workhousa
w. b. MoRGAN has been elected superin.
tendsnt Of the Cincinnati public schools.
LIEUrsNANr JOHN G. WALsHR, Of the
Signal Corps, recently tried at Columbus
BY court-msrtial has been acquitted.
CoLuABUs lee men have formed oom.
biHAaes, and rsissd the price OF ice In
that oity. sgieie 1,.,i,a ta
Tm body ot Charles Rios, who commit
~ suicide In Ne Ohio Psnttsn tiAry, has
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