The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-11-14
OHIO STATE NEWS.

of rape, and received in October, 1889,
for three years; also John HettericlS, OF
Montgomery county, received for life
in 1881 for numbering his brother.
ABOUT 1875 bankers from different
parts of the state met in Col.
umbus, recently, and organized the
Ohio Bankers association.
THE official result of Crawford coun-
ty gives Campbell 4,40O; Mckinley, O.
1856; Seitz, 400; Ashenhurst, 122, demo.
cratic plurality of 2,O65.
McKINLEY's plurality in jefferson
county is 1893 This is official.
Morrow county official vote: Nc
Kinley, 1900; Campbell, 1868; Ashen-
hurst, 247; Seitz, 7S4 The following
are republican majorities L. Il. Con.
ley, senate, 45s; Geo. Z. Salmon, rep
resentative, 264; G. w. Barry, prose.
cutting attorney, 215; j. B. Culver, COM
missioner, 200; Jacob Eclert, infrmary
director, So.
The official returns of Shelby county,
give Campbell 3,016, Mckinley 2,o29,
Ashenhurst 102 and Seitz 2S2.
PIoUA has a man who cast his sixty
third annual vote last election, he
having cast his first vote for jackson in
1923.
The official count of Wayne county
gives Mckinley $685., Campbell 1868,
Ashenhurst 391, Seitz L.
FOUR Oberlin college girls discovered
q burglar in their room, and they cap
tured him.
The official vote of Monroe county
gives Mckinley 1,42s, Campbell 3, All,
Ashenhurst 92, Seitz 81, Veteran rcpub.
lican ticket1.
AT Painsville, child named Smith
fell into a cistern. The mother missing
the child, spied the uncovered cistern
and jumped in to rescue the little one,
but was too late.
The official canvass of the vote cast
in Seneca county gives Campbell 1880,
Mckinley 4,o28, Seitz 4O5, Ashenhurst
256.
THE official totals of Hardin county
are: Mckinley, 1858; Campbell, 3,144;
Ashenhurst, 20O Seitz 279
SIMON MAPLE, father of Cashier Ma
pie, of the Columbus Grove bank, is
dead.
THE following is the official count in
Butler county as to the head of the
ticket: Governor, Campbell, 1886; Nc
Kinley, 1895; Campbelrs plurality,
3,251.
Mt VERNON wants better fire protec-
ton.
ROBBERS entered the residence of II.
B. Wallace at Freeburg, chloroformed
fhn ,.yl1 g.,
house, securing large amount of
money and valuables. The family was
discovered by neighbors and resusci-
tated
The following is the vote of Hooking
county: James E. Campbell, 2,257;
VIM. Mckinley, 1,s9S; Ashenhurst, III;
Seitz, 16S.
VIM. RICHARDS, of Alillanna, near
Steubenville, is 100 years old.
MAHoNING county official vote Nc
Kinley, 5,6O4; Campbell, 5,777: Seitz,
260; Ashenhurst 241.
On the 10th quail shooting was legal
and will con tinue until December 10.
THE official vote of Perry county
gives Campbell 3,2s5, Mckinley, 1914;
Seitz, 145; Ashenhurst, 151.
OHIO postmasters appointed: L. r.
Brasier, vice d. b. Mclean, resigned
Eldorado, Preble county; j. Newman,
vice w. II. Lease, resigned, Kansas,
Seneca county.
JESSE, the siXteen-year-old son of
Harmon Nease, of Salem, while out
cunning in the woods near there the
other day, was almost instantly killed
by the explosion of an old rusty shot
gun. The breech pin entered his fore
head and lodged in the brain. He died
about B o'clock.
THE railroads in southwestern Ohio
are suffering from want of water for
the use of engines.
GEO. STIcKLE, lad about fourteen
years of age, was jerked under NOV
ing train at the glass-works Newark,
while trying to jump on, having his
right leg cut off and shockingly man
gled. Little hope of recovery.
The Martins Ferry Keg, Barrel and
Box works was totally destroyed by
fire the other morning with all the con-
tents and material, including $4,000
kegs. The loss is $40, OOo fully insured.
The fire originated from sparks from
passing locomotive on the Cleveland,
Lorain and Wheeling railroad. A
trestle was burned, shutting the road
out of the city. The works was one of
the largest in existence, as 140 men
were employed.
WIN. JACKSON, farmer with his wife
and daughter while driving in a buggy
over Cases crossing, near Aurora, few
days ago, were struck by passenger
train on the Erie. Mrs Jackson was
instantly killed, and the daughter bad
ly injured, but will recover. Mr.. Jack
son was severely bruised and thrown
forty feet
BERNARD SCULLIoN, a prominent citi-
zen of Steubenville, died suddenly the
other night of heart failure, after an ill
ness of one hour. Deceased was born in
County Derry, Ireland, 6S years ago.
WILD ducks are very plentiful in the
marshes of Lake Erie.
THE Fourth street school building, at
Portsmouth, and surrounding buildings,
burned the other night. Damage,
$40, 900.
GEORGE PoULTING, of Ravenna, was
struck by an Erie train at an early hour
the other morning, and terribly in
jured. Will probably die.
ROBERT LAIRD, master mechanic of