Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-08
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

| anu Win bOiNA-
BILE deaths, happened on the Pan-Han-
die railroad, ten miles eastof Columbus,
about noon, few days since. Mrs. Da-
vid T. Logan, the wife of farmer liv-
ing about five miles from Pataskala, in
Licking County, and her daughter, Mrs.
| w. II. Meade, while driving across the
track in buggy, were struck by Pan
| Handle passenger train No. 21 and in
stantly killed.
A TELEGRAM from Ogden City, Utah,
announces that the body of Detective
Murphy, of Columbus, who so mysteri-
ously disappeared from there a month
ago, has been found near that place.
| CLYDE SHEARER, q nineteen-year-old
boy serving three years sentence from
Washington County for assault to rape,
on the 31st was lying in the peniten-
tiary hospital in the last stages of con-
sumption. The prison physicians ex-
pected his death hourly, and although
he fully realized that he was at deaths
door, between his gasps for breath he
declared his innocence of the crime OF
which he was convicted, and charges his
conviction to a man who owed him S14O
for work performed.
| SAn hfS dn SHRluctE oh 1hO
Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad, was
instantly killed, the other morning, at
the depot, Alliance, by being run over
by an engine. His body was horribly
mangled, being strewn on the track for.
several rods. He was single man and
| lived at Bedford.
WHILE Bessie Culp four-year-old-
daughter of c. c. Chlp, was playing
about the fire at her home, seven miles
west of Lima, her clothes ignited, and
before the flames could be extinguished
she was burned to death.
NEAR Akron Harry L. Cass cut his
throat on account of sons death. He
may die.
MICHAEL FRIEL, unmarried. and
about 80 years old, was killed at Zanes-
vile, on b. and o. switch.
THE date of the next State Fair has
been fixed for the week of September
ii to 10, providing it does not interfere
with the circuit of large fairs.
THE body of Mrs. Tucker, colored,
was found with bullet in her head at
Youngstown, and her husband was ar
rested.
THE post-office at Clifton, Clarke Coun-
ty, was robbed of $1O1 the other night.
FOURTEEN young men from the Four
teenth Congressional District, few
days ago, were examined for appoint
ment to West Point. Six failed to pass
the medical examination. c. Roscoe
Howland, of Oberlin, was the success
full candidate, with j. Edgar White, of
Norwalk, as alternate.
SAMUEL BORN, aged eightytwo, while
crossing bridge on the c., S. and C.
railroad at Kenton, was struck by an ex-
press killing him instantly.
ANOTHER appeal has been made to the
Department of Justice for pardon for
E. L. Harper.
Mr.. HEADLEY DAWSON, of Glenroy,
who was crushed the other day by fall
ing slate, died early next morning. He
had intended to quit mining a few days
before his death, having followed it for
twelve years.
A FIRE broke out in the basement Of
the new school-house building at jack
son, causing quite commotion among
the scholars. few pupils were slight.
ly burned. The fire caught from the
heaters.
AT Columbus, the jury in the case of
Fox Anderson, indicted for cutting to
kill and wound, the other day night re-
turned verdict of guilty of cutting to
kill, the penalty for which is from one to
twenty years in the penitentiar Ander-
sons attorney gave notice that he would
move for 4 new trial
ISAAC WHITE, a farmer aged about
sixty years, living near Alliance, lost
both hands by the accidental discharge
of his gun while hunting.
CAPTAIN JAMES S. WISE died few
days ago at his home, near Delhi, after
an illness of several months.
WIN. SrANNoCK married Springfield
girl and Immediately after the mother
of another girl he had Tilted called and
blacked his eye.
FRANK CATO was shot by Frank
Cruise near Steubenville, and as both
are Italians there is talk that the Malta
had hand in it.
FIRE at Andover destroyed eighteen
places of business. The loss is $40, 900,
one-half covered by insurance.
JAMES A. DEAN, for twenty-five years
deputy warden of the Ohio penitentiary,
died the other morning after three
years illness of paralysis.
LOUIS REEMELIN, E. w. Donham and
VIM. Montgomery have applied to the
superior court to enjoin the mayor of
Cincinnati from appointing the new
Board of City Affairs. Judge Hunt heard
the case, and every effort will be made
to get an early decision from the State
Supreme Court
JOHN THORN, NJ. H. Buckley and NJ.
Il. Tarleton, on trial at Tiffin, for kill
ing quail, were discharged
GAME WARDEN SMITH was arrested at
Tifin for pulling gun on John Thorn
while arresting him. He was placed un-
der bond.
| DANIEL CLICK, while returning to his
home, near Tifin, under the influence
OF liquor, fell from his buggy and frao-
tured his skull