The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-05-07
TRI-STATE NEWS.

Items Of Interest Gathered From Ohio.
Michigan and Indiana.
KILLBucK.-Epidemi Of measles in
the schools here.
FREMoNT.-M. Solomon's barn burned
last night. Loss 81 800.
SIDNEY.-Henry VOLTS baby drank an
ounce Of benzine and will probably die.
TRor.-Married- Edward Harrison
and Miss Gertrude Philips, both Of Troy.
WAvERLY.-Pike county Democrats
are almost unanimous for Neal for gov
ernor.
ZANEsvILLE.-Mrs. William Shilling,
Of Ruraldale, was burned to death by her
dress catching fire.
ST. PARIS. - David Shoe is under
arrest for impenonating his brother and
drawing his pension.
EAToN.-A. 8. Harris, Of this city, is
being doomed for lieutenant governor on
the Republican ticket.
CALpwELL.-John Graham, aged thir-
teen years, fell in we'll ut his fathers
residence, and was drowned.
WoosrER.-Arnold A. Ingram, IN At
torney and sI-city solicitor, has BEEN
found guilty Of fembezzfement.
STEUBENvILLE. Great preparations
are being made for the state encamp-
ment Of the g. A. R. in this city.
TIFFIN.-The Tiffin Woolen mills have
been sold to . Canadian firm, and will
resume operations, giving employment to
$50 hands.
SANDUsKY.-Fire Of . mysterious ori-
gin damaged the court house to the ex-
tent Of twenty-five thousand dollars;
fully insured.
CLEvELAND.-Julia 10th. aged and
motherless, died yesterday Of sheer
starvation. Her father left her in their
rooms to seek work. :
SPRINsFIELD.-Dan Story, q four
yesr-old lad, was rightly burned about
the head and face while trying to light
natural gas in soove.
SlDNEY.-The corner stone Of the
Catholic Church of the Holy Angels was
laid here Sunday with impressive core
monies It will cost $40. 900.
LoaAN.-W. H. Turner has com.
menced suit against Hon. 8. Weldy, eX-
ecutor Of the estate of the late John w.
Ball, deceased, to recover the sum of
$50, 1892.
AKBoN.-Mrs. Uriah Miller. aged 80,
OF East Liberty. six miles from Akron,
was found by her husband in COW
stable dead. Heart disease was the
probable cause.
MARIoN.-Mary Catherine Eggleston,
has sued the Scioto Water company for
50, 600 damages for an injury resulting
from being thrown into an open trench
and badly injured. no signal being out
Mr. VERNoN.-Grippe and pneumonia
arc working havoc in this county.
Nearly every family is afflicted and ply.
sicians and undertakers are taxed a.
most beyond endurance by extra work.
CABRoLLToN. Guests OF the hotel
Van Horne were aroused by the piercing
screams of Ida Morrison, one OF the en-
ployes. who claimed that a man had
seized her and tried to abduct her. 1t 10 |
likely she has Mysteries.
YoUNasTowN.-Baker Burke, George
McCurrier and George Scanlon, three |
police celebrities, held up Sidney Cox as |
he was going home and robbed him,
besting him brutally when he resisted.
MEcHANIcsBURG.-W Chas Wood
worth, neighboring farmer, was shoot
ing rats at his barn, he shot his eldest
son in the face. just below the eye and
behind the ear, inficting dangerous
wound.
FINDLAY.-The residence Of the Win
ters Bros, propretors Of fruit farm,
and living on East Sandusky street, this
city, was entered by professional burg
lars. They drilled EN- iron safe, secur-
Ing 50, $50.
STEUBENvILLE.-Tnom tho seven
year-old son of Silas Yocum, while at
tempting to cross the street car track
ahead Of q moving car was knocked
down, the car running over his neck. He
lied In the afternoon.