The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-08-14
OHIO.
items OF Interest Gathered From
Buckeye Cities aud Towns.

items of Interest Gathered From
Buckeye Cities aud Towns.
DAyToN.-T. j. Deem & Co.'S paper
house was damaged $1,000 worth last
night by fire.
Cos,IocToN.- wife of Rev. John
J. Wilson. department chaplain of Ohio
e. 4. L., is dead.
CIRcLEvILLE.-- John Cranes planning
mill on Ohio street, valued at 81 200,
burned yesterday.
FREMoNr.-Lchr Droothers' agricul-
tural works were damaged $4,000 by lire.
Covered by insurance.
LlMA.-Coloncl Hiram StottS, Mexi
can war veteran and prominent citizen
here, is dead, aged 81.
TIFFIN.-Fostcr McCaulcy, one OF the
pioneers of this county, and well known
all over il. is dead. aged 81.
CANToS.-Coloncl A. L. Conger thinks
the post,rastership will go 10 Major Tag
CART, who is supported by the G. A. K.
JRoNroN.-John Sturgill was fatally
injured ut Center Station, near here. He
was digging ore when several tons OF
slate fell upon him.
EIrIEY.-Mrs. Joseph Pfeifer, aged
Is, and wife Of q wealthy German far
,ncr, was seriously and perhaps fatally
injured in a runaway.
TIFFIN.-Squire Ritz's court compelled
George Wcrly to refund S7.76 to Miss
Mary Wcsterman, money she lent him
to pay hack hire while courtinS her.
CLEvELAND.-It is announced that the
Ohio campaign will be formally opened
by Secretary of State Ryan, on behalf OF
the Republicans at Urbana, September
18th
YouNGsTowN.-Miss Frances j. Smith
mas sued the p. & w. road for $4,000.
She was struck by o train about year
ago, and physically damaged to the ex-
tent she ayers.
LEBANoN.-John Wilson, one OF tho
Shaker community, near here, Is miss
ing, having taken with him S4OO belong
ing to the community, tho proceeds OF a
recent sale. Of cattle.
BRIDGEPoRr.-Sylves Golden, his
wife and three children were struck and
killed yesterday by an express train near
Grafton, w. Va. They were crossing
the track in spring wagon.
DELAwARE.-George Simpsons large
barn, just north of town, burned Satur-
day night. Origin of the fire inccndiary.
about Sc, 600; insurance $500.
MINERAL SpRrNGs.-M. L. Sowards,
who is said to have been keeping this
portion Of Adams county drunk on corn
meal whiskey, has been jailed for dis
tilling without government license
CIRcLEvILLE.-Aw we'll dressed lunntic
who claims to be General Charles War.
ner was arrested ON the streets here.
He is supposed to have escaped from
some asylum, and will be held few
hays for information.
LEEsBURa.-Ed. Draper and Ike Ben
nett, toughs, have been arrested for as
saulting Town Marshal Dooley. The
marshal was hit with brick. and seri'
ously injured. The men have had Dooley
| arrested for drunkenness.
LEBANoN.-Thc remains of man ap
! parcntly about IS yeaOs OF age were
found concealed in a hedge near here
| yesterday. The initials J. w. B. were
found on paper In his pocket. No In
dication of how he came to die.
| LIMA.-The wife of John Gray, Z
boilermaker, has deserted her husband
Gray returned from work TO find wife
household goods and S35 in money gone
| and o note from the woman saying thai
| 1t would be useless to look for her.
| WASHINGTON, D. C.-The following
fourth class postmasters have been ap
| pointed for Ohio: G. H. McAdams, Blow
| vile, Clermont county; Miss L. McQuil
Ian, Chasctown, Brown county; Constan
tine Evans, Pink, Scioto county; Mrs. J.
Hays, Warsaw, Coshocton county.
TIFFIN.-The wife of J. S. Camp, chic
engineer of the Pittsburg, Akron ant
| Western railroad, was taken suddenly
| i'll on Baltimore and Ohio train neal
here. Prompt medical attention will
probably save her life. Her sickness
was the result Of taking patent head
ache cure.
Observation-Disclosures Paul, printer IL
the Blade Office, left the town between
two days, after having succeeded in cash
ing several forged checks. The name o
Editor Vatican was signed to one checl
for SIS, which was cashed by j. H
Hawkins, of the ST. Charles hotel.
fellow employc loses SIS. and L.. Wisc 8
Sons Sl25O. Paul is past middle ag
and good talker.