Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-03-12
OHIO RIGHT IN IT,
IN THIS COLUMN WHICH GIVES
ALL THE NEWS.

rested - Murders, Suicides and Acct
dents.
The Masons Of Carey are consider
ing plans for nice three-story brick to
be built this summer.
The store of !. Dasiletts, at Gallon,
was entered by burglars, who carried Oh
large quantity Of razors and other cut
lery.
Henry Gralfe, OF Erie County, has
been appointed BY the Governor mem
Der of the State Fish and Game Commits
sion.
George Melvin, aged 10, fell on q
buzz-saw at Pratt & Munson's planning
mill at Granville and had his arm sew
cred. -,,..
The body of Dwight Lexten, OF
Struthers, who disappeared last Decem-
Der, was found the other day in the river
at that place,
AT New Carlisle, burglars went
through several stores and afterward set
fire to the buildings. The total damage
is about $4,000
Tom Axworthy, the defaulting
Treasurer of Cleveland, writes from
Hamilton, Canada, that he is prepared to
settle with the city.
John Mccarthy was arrested at Tlffin
and taken before the U. s. Commissioner,
at Toledo, to answer q charge OF send
ing obscene matter through the mails.
r. w. ThackerY a farmer llvingnear
Castown, Miami County, while crossing
the railroad in a buggy, was struck by a
fast express train and seriously injured.
AT Youngstown, George Place was
given a verdict of $4,000 against the N
Y, L. E. &s w. R. R., for the loss of an
arm while in the employ of the company.
j. w. Cruzen, clerk with Burgun
der Bros, Columbus, received injuries
by getting his foot caught in an elevator
which will doubtless make amputatior
necessary.
AT Springfield, Irwin Keller broke
his engagement of marriage with Editf
Overholze, because he learned on the day
before the wedding that she is tht
divorced wife of q convict.
superintendent Edward Hand, O.
the Children's Home at Newark, ha.
been arrested, charged by W. G. Uffner
with brutally whipping two boys, james
Artz and Alva Atwood. Hand claims
the prosecution in spite-work.
w. d. Brickel, proprietor of the Co
lumbus EUe1tiug Dispatch, put his hand
into o perfecting press to snatch out 9
piece of stray paper. The press had just
been started to run off the Dispatch, anG
his arm was caught and badly crushed
-Delos Bosworth, aged seventy-four
Of Copley, murdered his 30-year-old
son by cutting him on the head with an az
as he slept. He then made an unsuc
cessful assault on his wife with the same
weapon and tried to cut his own throat
Mrs. VIM. Gongwar, of Youngstown
attempted suicide caused by her husband
drinking, and swallowed nearly two
ounces of laudanum, but was saved by
emetics. She has three children, and
she feared all would be sent to the poor.
house.
There will be two new depots erected
at Carey the coming summer. The Big
Four will erect one on the site of the
present one, which has long been an eye
sore to the place. Also the Pittsburgh,
Akron and Western Railroad (Paw-paw)
route will erect handsome depot at the
intersection of the Bi Four and Buck
eye routes.
The preliminary hearing Of Seville
and his associates for the killing Of
Arthur Majesty in prize fight at Mel
sonville, was concluded at Athens, anG
all were bound over to court. The bal
bonds were fixed as follows; Seville
So, 600; Tracy and Hennessy, his seconds
and McHugh, referee, $500 each, and
Hall, one of Maiesty's seconds, $1OO. Al
but Hall went back to jail.
The Penitentiary Managers have
granted the following paroles: Barbars
Eckenweiler, Auglaize County, poison
ing; Pendleton Robbins, Logan County
incest; Ferdinand Wolf, Lucas County
perjury; James Patton, Scioto County
manslaughter; Frank Buxton, Licking
County, cutting to wound; Charles AS
bury, Pickaway County, forgery; George
Jones, Hamilton County, rape.
Miss Carrie Deming was almost fat
ally stricken with heart disease. as result
of excitement at q religious revival, Al
Catawba, Clark County. She was at thu
altar, seeking salvation, when she sud
denly rose, gave an awful shrek, ant
fell to the floor unconscious. Pale al
marble, she was carried from the church
1t was long time before she wa!
brought to. She is SAID to be com
pletely prostrated.
AT the Akron Methodist Church, th,
twcnty-fifth anniversary of the organiza
tion of the Freedmans Southern Aid ant
Educational Society was celebrated
Over one hundred colored people at
tended. The last song happened to b.
entitled, ''Blessed Jesus, Keep Nj
White" The occurrence was purely
accidental, but several of the coloret
people were SO offended that they arost
and left the church.