Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
Minor state Items.


in her bed at Lima. Ht ID,
"A cash prize rat huntisnow exciting
Millersburg hunters. n2
The Baptist Church at Stillwill's
corners was totally destroyed by fire.
Gov. Campbell has appointed Madt-
son Over Probate Judge Of Clark County.
AT Ffndlay, Joseph Strait had his
right leg and left hand torn of in wire-
nail mill. &t SIX.
The safe in the grocery OF A. M!
Parr, at Newark, was blown open and
$3.50 stolen. 81 n
The stallion Strader H.. has been
purchased by R, w. Gilchrist, of War
rem County. for $4,000 5f3sg LUX II
Mrs Femler, of Canton, has been
sentenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary for pocket-picking.l AZ.
Andrew Shee, q farmer living near
Fostoria, was struck by q falling limb,
resulting in his death.
Richard Stannus was run down by a
N. Y, P. & o. train at Brighton Sta
tion, Cincinnati, and killed.
AT Logan, Clint Collumber was found
guilty of assaulting Night Policeman
Tom Mayes with intent to kill.
-Diphtheria seems to have gained q
new foothold at Nelsonville, as the
disease is alarmingly on the increase.
AT. Canton 2-year-old child Of
Henry Papiste drank cupful of concen-
trated lye, and its recovery is doubtful.
United States Judge Sage has made
an order for second sale of the Long
dale Iron Company's property at Iron
ton. ra
The 6-months'-old girl baby of Ralph
Hammon, Cincinnati, was burned to
death by her clothes igniting from q
stove.
A 12-year-old lad named Wilson fell
from wagon at Gallagher. One Of the
wheels passed over his leg, fracturing
the thigh.1g , a5a.
Maggie McDermott and Maggie
Mitchell, children living on Mt. Adams,
Cincinnati, were bitten by a rabid New
founcland dog.
Mrs J. M. Mcfarland, patient In
the Huron Street Hospital, Cleveland,
committed suicide by jumping from a
fourth-story window.
Michael McKeown, Of Cincinnati,
was crushed between the iron railing of
Vine street bridge and cable car and
died from his injuries
George Dague, one Of the wealthiest
farmers Of Wayne county, was thrown
from load Of hay and received injuries
which caused his death,
Jacob Warren, aged 2l, had his eyes
blown out and was probably fatally in
jured by the premature explosion Of q
cartridge at the coal mines near Canton.
by an explosion at the Ohio Powder
Company's works, near Youngstown,
James Curl and William Lewis were
killed and two other men seriously in
jured.
Rev. D. j. Mitterling, Lutheran
minister of Gallon, has been expelled
from the East Conference of WittenberP
on the charge Of licentiousness.
Henry Seaver, convicted OF enticine
Mary Yost, farmers daughter, into Q
house of ill-repute, at Canton, was sen
fenced TO three years in the penitenti&ry
William Hannahs, farmer, living
ut Youngsville, Adams County, was
found dead in bed. Heart disease Is sup
posed to have been the cause OF hi
| death.
| Miss Cochran, OF Cherry Bend, neal
Wilmington, was shot by Sherman Nc
Nealon, who, supposing her dead, com
mitted suicide. He was jealous. Sh'
| will recover.
Prof. John A. Broekhoven, wifi
and servant, Cincinnati, were seriousl.
| poisoned from eating of vegetable soup
| which is supposed TO have containe'
tainted flayoring.
4 AT Washington G. H., Wad Under
woods miniature daughter has died o
last; indeed, there was not enough Of
to last long. When eight months old
weighed but three pounds, and at tn
time Of Its death, when more than
year old, weighed five pounds MI
Underwood carried the little crcatur
about town, charging 10 cents to see !!