The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-08-27
oH1O STATE NEWS.


dead twelve and half minutes after
the drop.
VIM SHAW, of Lima, who wes 80 bad
ly scalded a week ago, has had HE lack
of skin supplied by eight fellow work.
men. He is doing we'll
CHARLES RowLEs, of near Jacobs
burg, went out hunting few days ago
Not returning in the evening search
ing party was organized, and the body
of the young man was found with the
left side of his face and head torn of,
and the gun, with one barrel empty,
lying by his side. 1t is supposed
the discharge.
THE Salem rifles, who had been in
camp at Newark, were returning home,
the other evening on the c. and M, and
when near Belle Valley enc of their
number, John Henniger, was on the
platform and swinging from it, when
struck BY bridge. Death was instan-
taneous.
THE solid steel works Of Defiance
will double their force of workmen.
THE girl walters at an Akron hotel
struck because the head waitress was
discharged
OVER $4,000 railroad ties have been
shipped from Bellair the past three
months.
SIXTEEN producers of maple sugar in
Lorain, Huron and Champaign coun-
ties, have drawn their two cents per
pound bounty.
EAST LIVERPOOL is to have q new
theater building.
THE village of Orville was visited by
burglars the other morning, who en-
tered three business houses by prying
open the front doors. From n. A.
Bloomberg's clothing store six suits of
clothes were taken; from Sens & Sons
lot of revolvers and razors and $36 in
cash. In Yenser's meat market they
exchanged the stolen suits for their old
ones. The work is supposed 70 have
been done by tramps.
MILTON PoTEE, Of Columbus, en-
ployed in the rebuilding Of the tele-
phone exchange at zanesville, was on
forty -four-foot pole at the junction Of
Main and Underwood streets when he
caught hold of wire that crossed the
trolly wire of the electric railway.
The palms of his hands were terribly
burned.
AT Bellaire Adam Koher fell from the
steamer Courier and was drowned. The
body was not recovered. His home
was at Whitten's Landing.
w. III. ARTMAN, fireman on the Big
Four railway, and resident OF Gallon.
Ii 1nA lac ~
by falling from his engine. He leaves
wife and one son.
TOLEDO is having palatial residence
building boom.
Potato thieves are working in the
patches in Van Vert county.
LAKE pickerel weighing 2SA pounds
was landed with hook in Sandusky
bay. ~
RAIL-LAYINa has been commenced on
the Sandusky &, Columbus Short Line
at the former place.
YOUNG men can study law In the
new law school at the Ohio State uni
versity, at Colum bus, for 900 year and
q $5 Zee for graduation.
Gov CAMPBELL has issued O procla-
nation recommending a general OBJ
servance of labor day, Monday, Sop
tenn Der Z.
HUNTERS in Ohio have hard times Of II
as this sign stares them in the fscs near
ly everywhere: "No hunting allowed
on these premises" The spelling some
times varies from the above
AFTER two unsuccessful attempts
Esther Reno, OF Canton, suieided by
taking prussie acid Crossed in love
was the cause
A MAN named Leonard was arrested
for the Columbus Grove robber near
Bucyrua He was not the man and was
released.
ERNEST KANE, at Ashland. went to
sleep on railway track and his re-
mains were picked up vita . shovel
after train had run over him.
HENRY, Wood, Putnam and Hancock
counties will hold four county fair at
Deshler, September 14-l7.
TOLEDO ministers are waging war
against improper show bills
JOHN RoUsH, Of GsuipoltR was
drowned in the Ohio His boat was
overturned by the wash from steamer.
THE nails to be used In the Worlds
fair building will be furnished BY .
Youngstown firm
BRowN's island, In the Ohio near
Steubenville. will be turned into . sam
mer resort
A FEW days ago farmer residing In
Hanover township, Stark county, while
In the field at work, noticed a huge
hawk which suddenly flew up near him,
with weasel In its talona The hawk
sailed up almost perpendicularly, and
TO such q height that 1t looked like q
mere spsck to the farmers eye. A he
watched, It suddenly began to fall. and
It came down flying In sort Of circle
until It fell near his feet The farmer,
wondering at the sudden fall, walked
over to the hawk and found II dead,
with It's throat cut by the weasel The
weasel lay beside It's late adversary,
completely exhsusted, but, while the
farmer looked, the little animal suna-
moned all Its remaining strength and
escaped to q neighboring stone-pile.