The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-08-21

MCARTHUR.-TheV Vinton couNty Re
publicans will meet here Monday, Sep
tember 1, to make q county ticket.
CARRoLLroN.-Mrs.J John Chapner, a
widow, aged 30, in flt of insanity drew
Z razor across her throat. She will die.
SPRINGFIEID.-E. NJ. Munger, of the
Arcade hotel, has fallon heir, he says, to
IS, 900, left him by an uncle in New York.
DELPHos.-The mangled remains of
Charles Davis, of Van Vert, were found
on the railroad track just west Of this
city.
JAMEsTowN.-Two colored boys, aged
about years, were arrested here with q
team of horses stolen from man at
Springfield. :.
MANsrIEID.-It is said that Hon. NJ.
D. Harter has refused to pay any assess
ment to the congressional committee for
his campaign.
WAPAKoNETA.-Sena Melville Shaw
Of this city. announces that he can not
be a candidate for secretary Of state on
the Democratic ticket.
NORTH LAwRENCE.-T T. II. Elser, su
perintendent of the Menglewood mine
here, was badly and perhaps fatally
crushed between cars.
CREsTLINE.-The mystery of tho death
of ]. j. Kirkland, has not yet been
solved, The funeral yesterday was the
largest ever soen here.
SPRlHGrIELp.-Ezra A. Carver, tin
ner, fell from the cupola Of Wittenberg
college but caught himself. His right
knee was badly crushed.
DRESDEN Ella Dewar. young
lady of this place, while out fishing alone,
was seized and raped by tramp, he
first knocking her senselcss.
CosHocToN.- Relcttiata, an
organ grinder from sunny Italy, was
struck and killed by the Panhandle ex-
press two miles east of this place.
LIMA.-Mrs. John Zucber, her daught-
or and child were badly injured in q run
away, Mrs. Zueber probably fatally. Her
The horses scared at c. & A. train.
CINcINNATI.-MabelW Wharton deliber-
ately set fire to the dress Of Barbara
Bechert, as the women were being taken
to the house of detention. Before ex-
tinguished, tho flames badly burned the
woman.
ArHENs.-The Athens county Demo-
cratic convention has nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: George H. Maxwell,
clerk of court; J. w. Wallace. probate
Judge; Edward Michael, commissioner;
James C. Headley, prosecuting attorney;
Eber j. Ackley, surveyor; Webb w.
Preston, infirmary director.
FINDLAY.-William Smith, an under
t. ker, was bunkoed out of 800 by man
who gave his name as John j. Sullivan,
and said his mother had died and wanted
to buy a coffn. lie had check for s192
on a Fostoria bank which Smith took
and paid him the balance over the price
of the coffin. The note was a forgery.
DAYroN.-The quiet Of the Sabbath
was broken here yesterday by a collision
between the Panhandle Railroad COM
pany and the city. The railroad COM
pany wanted to lay q side track into q
stove factory in the east end. In do
ing SO they crossed a street. The city
sought to prevent this. The city came
out ahead.
BELLEFONTAINE.-T j. Odor, a
farmer, died yesterday Of the extremely
rare malady known as "Addison's dis
ease" 1t is so rare that few physicians
have ever seen genuine case. The
supra-venal capsules became clogged,
and the consequence is that the spleen
throws out pigment which colors tho
skin from yellow to brown and finally
black before the patient dies.
CLEvELAND.-A divorce suit began
yesterday by Addie NJ Turner against
Leroy Turner, involves tho widow Of j.
A. Wales, the we'll known -cartoonist,
who died several years ago Mrs. Turn
or charges that her husband has been too
s,o<; 10 xr-ith 1ufIrxv-in faof
has pent his nights at her fashionable
tercepted letters passing between the
guilty pair. Turner is @ motor car grip
man.
MAss1LLoN.-News has been received
here of the death of William McClymonds
at Hermann, Minnesota. Deceased was
for q number Of years cashier of the
Union National bank and of the private
banking house of McClymonds, Albright
& Co., of this city, and was brother of
John McClymondS, ex-president of the
Ohio National bank of Cleveland. He
leaves a family of four married daughters
and two sons. The remains will be taken
to Newcastle, Penn, his early home, for
| burial.
WASHINGTON c. H.-News from Gin
| cinnati to the effect that Misses Carrie
and florence BloOmer, well-known young
ladies of this place. have been married on
the quiet there, creates sensation here.
They went to Cincinnati some time ago
| to visit friends, and later Frank Barnes
| and Frank Thorp went there also. 1t
| seems that Barnes and Miss Carrie and
Thorp and Miss Florence concluded to
marry and did so, neither of the couples
knowing the others intention until the
| Heed was done.
CREsTLINE.-Boys playing along Stink
.reek, found the corpse of John j. Kish
land, lying face downward in about
eight inches of black sewer water A
post mortem found no water in his lungs,
and no marks ON his body except slight
confusion on his head. Six dollars
and fifty cents in money and some trim
kets were found on his person. He left
home at IL p. III. the night before, tell
ing his wife he was going to the station
% meet friend. He had led an up
tight life, and for thirty years had been
an employ of the P. Ft. ". & c. road.
| It is suspected tha: he was murdered, as
! there IS no reason 70 thin. that lie would
commit suicide.