The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-04-23
items Of Interest Gathered From Ohin
Michigan and Indiana.

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GALLON. ABrakeman Appleman, Of the
Erpano, was killed at New Portage.
MILLERsBURe. - Phineas McCulloch,
an old pioneer is dead. Aged IS years
BARNEsvILLE.--Fran Knox, aged a,
single, fell between cars here and was
killed.
CLEvELAND.-The body Of Bishop Gil
nour Is here, and will lay In state until
Tuesday.
CARRoLLToN.-Robert Campbell Q
farmer five miles east, committed sui
eide by hanging.
SPRINGFIELD.-It is said that Hon. L.
i. Neale. Of Chillicothe, Is to marry Miss
Lizzie Goode, of this city.
CREsTLINE.-Asher Post, aged ffty-
| five. living near here, was struck by Q
passenger train and killed.
ZANEsNILLE.-Allt the carpenters en-
ployed in the planning mills and shops
here have been discharged.
XENIA.-Mr. W. D. Pettigrew, On old
and highly respected citizen Of this city,
died very suddenly and unexpectedly.
MAR1oN.-Peter Shower, son of N. A.
Showen, residing on Bellefontaine ave.
nue., has been missing since Tuesday.
CINcINNArL-Bernard Trum, an old
German citizen, was killed in runaway
while taking Sunday pleasure drive.
DAYToN.-It is reported here that
AL Graham, the imprisoned ex-county
auditor Of Warren county, is soon to be
paroled
LIMA. w. ". Sigler was fatally
scalded and Jake Wentz severely Injured
by the explosion Of a saw mill boiler here
yesterday.
Sr. PAEIs.-Henry Stein, q veteran
barber, who formerly worked in both
Columbus and Cincinnati, Is dead here,
aged go years.
HAMILToN.-William Frick, aged II,
fell under c.. II. & D. freight train hs
was attempting to board, and his right
leg was cut of.
SPRIyaFIELD.-The children OF DR..
Miles, abducted some days ago have been
located In the village Of Howell, Living.
stone county, Michigan.
AKRoN.-Richard Brown, the short.
stop of the Buchtel college ball team, is
thought to be fatally injured by COL
lision with another player in game.
LIMA.-Frankie Smith, aged 9, secured
stick Of dynamite from quarryman
here, and while pounding it, it exploded,
frightfully woundlng him.
SPRINGEIELD.-O. R. Bergfeld, deaf
mute printer, fell from window of the
Central hotel, fifty feet to the ground
and strange to say was not seriously hurt
EAST LIvERpooL.-Miss Alice Will
born. Of this city, now visiting in Wash
ington, is lying very low, the result Of
poison being in some manner put In her
food.
LEBANON. Professor Josiah Hol-
brooke and Judge O'Neall engaged In Q
pugilistic encounter on the streets yes.
terday. Neither was badly damaged It
grew out of politics.
CINcINNATI.-Albert Baxter, well
known man here. was taken Saturday
night from bath house to his home in
an unconscious condition and soon after
died. There Is suspicion that 1t was
suicide.
YoUNGsTowN.-Judge King, chairman
Of the Republican state cestral commit
tee, mas lssheu call Tor the committee
to meet in Columbus next Friday evening
to fix time and plan for the Republican
state convention.
WAvERLY.-ThomasB Beekman, Juror
sitting in a case pending in the Common
Pleas Court, was discovered to be intoxi-
Gated by the presiding judge. who gave
him heavy fine and five days in the
county jail. A new jury had to be called.