Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-11

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An idle thought: ~Wonder when 1
can get job?"
Ellis Miller was hanged at the peni-
tentiary last week. N
AN unknown hoater was found In the
river below Ripley.
Fire at Frankfort destroyed num-
Der OF buildings. Loss, $4,000.
William jenkins was fatally crushed
while coupling cars at Miamisburg.
The Baxter stove-works at Mansfield
were damaged S12, 900 worth by fire.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail-
road has been completed to Steubenville.
"A new morning paper, The Daily
Leader, has been started at Springfield.
Martin Stioger, resident of Plymouth,
aged 70 years, fell dead of heart disease.
Charles Wallace, of Somerford, de-
serted his wife and eloped with his serv-
ant girl
7 Citizens of Norwalk, are taking
steps to secure a woolen mill employing
800 men.
The twG-round fight between Jack
Gibbs and Dick Moore at Dayton, was
decided draw.
AT Celina, Maggie McGough recov-
cred $4,000 from William Winning for
breach Of promise.
james Cavanangh, who escaped
from the Columbus Jail recently, has
been arrested at Dayton
The sentence Of John c. Harter,
life convict in the penitentiary, has been
commuted to twenty years.
AT Hamilton George Bonner had his
right arm torn from his body by the
bursting of an emery wheel.
Milton and Charles Leesdale, mere
boys, were arrested at Newark for steal
ing flour from B. & o. car.
Mrs. John Stewart, of Steubenvllle,
quarrelled with her husband, and her
body was found in the Ohio River.
The miners at Murray City Mine are
outon strike on account of defective
screens. About $50 miners are idle.
Martin Foley, yard conductor in the
Q. II. & d. yards, at Lima, was perhaps
fatally hurt while making acoupling.
Jacob Kornthal, Cleveland, being,
respondent on account of illness, put a
bullet through one of his lungs and
died. E3k{ fE4k 4
Peter Walrath, of Hanover, was
thrown from buggy, and had his skull
fractured and spine injured. He may
recover.
Mrs. ]. f. Sligar, bride, was ar
rested at Kentor, on the charge of forg-
ing an order on a dry goods firm for her
wedding outfit.
Frank Dulin, a brakeman in the Big
-Four yards at Columbus, was run over
by locomotive and instantly killed.
His home was in Delaware, Ohio.
The Farmers Alliance of Warren
County met at Lebanon, and reelected
E. X. Shook President. Reports show
the Alliance to be steadily increasing.
Anthony Neutzling, aged 16, was
probably fatally shot at Pomeroy, by the
accidental discharge of a revolver in the
hands of younger brother named
Frank.
"A fire at Attica destroyed the resi-
dence Of Daniel Ledyk. The inmates
were wakened and narrowly escaped in
their night clothes Loss $780, insur-
ance $500.
Cora Morris, girl of tender years,
was the victim Of @ dastardly assault at
the hands of an unknown man who en-
tered the house at Canton in the absence
of her parents.
Mrs. Margaret Wheelan, Of Cleve-
land, while on her way home was set
upon by gang Of toughs who attempted
to criminally assault her, and because
she resisted, beat and kicked her into in
sensibility.
The Superior Court of Cincinnati has
affirmed the decision of the Hamilton
County Common Pleas against the Gin
cinnat Inclined Plane Railroad, of an
injunction against using the single trolley
electric system.
The heirs of Charles Schmidlapp, of
Cincinnati, offer to give $50, 600 to fund
to provide free Sunday concerts in Eden
Park, Cincinnati, with the proviso that
an additional S95, 200 be raised by popu-
lar subscription.
The Eagle gas well, southwest Of
Newark, was drilled deeper, and resulted
in favorable disappointment TO its pro.
jectors, who considered it dry hole.
A good flow was struck, one which Is
good for four-million daily output,
Pete Sullivan, who was sent to the
penitentiary from Bellefontaine, about q
year ago for horse stealing, came home
on parole a day or two ago. He at once
got drunk and disorderly whereupon he
was promptly lodged in jail.
While Miss Clara Shidecker, aged
IA, was playing "hide and seek" with .
number of girl friends at Dayton, one o.
them gave her d friendly push, and shs
fell backward down a fight Of stairs. L
is thought that her skull is fractured
and that she cannot live. -.
John KortenicK was badly injured
in q runaway at Canton. He was thrown
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