The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-08
THE BUCKEYE STATE.

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News Gathered by Wire and Mail for
Hasty Readers.
! CLEvELAND.-4,9S 9S4 deaths In city last
rear.
WELLsroN.-Epidemic OF measles hero.
400 cases.
MT. VERNoN.-Butter selling At 1s
cents here.
AKRoS.-One hundred and eighteen
fires last year.
NEW PHILADELPHIA.-A.A A. Shermor,
grocer, assigned.
LIMA.-D. II. Slery, q dry goods dealer.
has disappeared.
ArHENs.-Willis Sweeney, aged n.
died suddenly. Heart disease.
TIFFIN.-Judge U. F. Crane IS under
arrest for perjury committed eve years
ago.
WEST LIBERrY.-Dsvid P. Wallace, .
veteran OF Garfield's old regiment, is
dead.
| CiNcTNNArI-The assets of Eaton &
Clark, failed, arc $500 liabilities.
800, 900.
WINcuEsrER.-Bob Profit, held here
for murder, has been released on bond
for IS, 900.
MAssILLoN. Mrs. Howell, wife of
State Senator Anthony Howell, died
yesterday.
SrEUBESvrLLE- T. A. Waiter
son, Q prominent Episcopal minister. has
become insane.
MMLERsBURa.-Ai i3-year-old son Of
Samuel Carnchan WAS hit by falling
tree and killed.
FNpLAY.-EiIen J. McComb has be-
gun breach Of promise case against
John F. Franks.
/ CINcrNNArI.-James Coleman, alias
Connolly. notorious safe blower, has
been caught here.
New PPn.ADELPHIA.--Henr Wherle,
arrested for the murder of James Booth,
pleaded not guilty.
WEILsroN.-Wiil Patterson. who IA
wanted for shooting Roadmast.r Rosan,
has been captured.
| DRNNIsoN.-Locomotiv and nine cars
demolished in q freight wreck on the
Panhandle near Scio.
LoaAN.-The Hooking fail term Of
court adjourned today, having sent seven
men to the state prison.
ATHESg- Charles Taylor pleaded guilty
| to shooting his wife, and was sentenced
to six years Imprisonment.
CINcINNATI-Thare is general move
mont to get things ready for high water
aere. A flood is expected.
NEwAnK.-Alfred Lyon, an old man,
was struck By Panhandle train near
Pataskala and instantly killed.
GEoRGEgvILLR.-Miss Bud GILLIAN,
aged II. narrowly escaped suffocation
from escaping gas in her room.
CANroE.-FlOroncc Kline. the girl who
,lopad with the married telegraph opera
.or has decided to return to her home.
CINcINSArI-The bill to include all OF
Iamilton county in Cincinnati will be
pushed at ths coming meeting OF the leg
slaturo.
WELLsroS. - The large greenhouse,
owned by Hon. j. II. Bingham, burned
last night. Loss heavy, as there was no
insurance.
BARNEsvILIE.-Ned Thompson, aged
ls, was cleaning gun which he didn't
know was loaded. His leg will be am
putatcd at the knee.
TIFFN.-Thumerfelt, the Democratic
candidate In the special election for rep
resontatiye in this district, received .
majority OF l.25o votes
CINcINNArL-"Blg Liz" the Cincin.
nati murderess, has been granted new
trial becaute juror expressed himself
against her before trial.
DENNIsoN.-Ed. Z. Erwin, single
man. while celebrating the new year. re-
ceived q rsvolver's charge In his stOm-
ach. fatally wounding hi:n.
DELAwARx.-Mrs. Thomas Griffith,
wife Of well known business man, has
caused sensation by causing the arrest
Of Miss Jennie Griffith, for assault
LIMA.-John Clark, who lost his mind
recently. attacked his family yesterday
and demolished the furniture. has been
adjudged insane and sent to the asylum.
MT. vERNoS-- Governor Campbelrs
proclamation calling 8 special election
for senator, addressed to the sherif Of
this county, was found to be dated De-
cember 81, 1891. ','
SIpNEY.-Seth Rogers, aged 90, was
along near Bloom Center. with hole In
his skull. He will die. How he was
hurt is q mystery.
TIEFIN.-Thc coroner's jury is now in.
vestigating the Campau case with view
10 securing ldCtS WHICH Will yuSbiby
bringing Mervin Kuhns, the desperado,
here from Indiana for trial.
DAYroN.-Whilo four little boys were
playing around some empty barrels on
the sidewalk, one threw lighted match
In the bung hole OF one Of them. In
stantly there was an explosion and the
boys narrowly escaped serious injury.
1t had contained naptha.
SPRINaFIELD.-Profes John Hy-
man and Miss Linnie Davis, one of his
pupils in music, elopod to Covington,
KY, yesterday and were married. Miss
Davis parents objected, and at one TINA
went so far as to lock their daughter up
In room to prevent her marrying Hy-
man.
s: CANroN-W. E. Woodbury., telegraph
operator on the w. & L. E. road at Bril-
liant. has been arrested for deserving his
wife and children and eloping with Miss
Florence Kline, aged sixteen years. Both
Woodbury. and tho girl tried to commit
suicide, when caught, by taking NOR.
phine. Mrs Margaret Shepherd, who has
been creating trouble by lecturing on the
methods Of convents, interfered and took
the girl away from the officers. There 10
talk of arresting her for interfering with
an officer.