The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-02
THE BUCKEYE STATE,
News Gathered by Wire aud Nail TO
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CANTON. delegates art
present at the Ohio Retail jewelers. con
ventiOn.
WAvERLY.-Jacob Stoll, aged a5, mar
ried, was drowned while bathing in the
Scioto river.
DAYToN.-John Voelker, who killed
Tom Wise with knife, has been held
for manslaughter.
LoNDoN.-John Pancake, we'll known
farmer. was stricken with paralysis ant
is in critical condition.
New BREMEN.-Horse thieves stole q
team belonging to Dollhouse & Kuenzel.
The horses are valued at $4,000.
SIDNEY.-The livery barn Of Furman
& Anderson burned to the ground. To
tai loss $4,000. No insurance.
SANpUsKY.- hammers, restau-
rant keeper at Marblehead Junction,
dropped dead with heart disease.
MLLERsBURG.-The lim-flam game
was successfully operated in the saloon
OF Mrs. Fritz, and she is $40 loser.
LoGAN.-John Harman, aged twenty.
two, living eight miles north Of Logan,
was struck by lightning and killed.
NoRwALK-J. A. Denman, q WELL
known farmer Of this county, has been
indicted for biackmail and extortion.
MAssIILoN-Dr r. w. Ridenour, q
leading physician, was stricken with
paralysis, and death is momcntarily eX-
pected.
TIFFIN. Of Hcidelburg blew
up large monument on the campus.
Faculty offers $50 reward for their ap-
prehension.
Tho
K. Association annual reunion was at
tended by 1900 persons, 274 Of whom
were members.
DAYToN-Sarah Homelin, alias Cum
ningham, drank all ounce of laudanum in
q drug store and died in spite of the
stomach pump.
CANToN.-A vicious Jersey bull at
tackled D. W. Lesh, farmer living near
hero, and badly injured him before he
could be rescued.
JACKsoN.-Heirs of an English estate,
who 1.-Two here, have been notified that
suit disposing of SlOO, 900 has been de-
cided in their favor.
MILLERsBURG.--Torre of rain food
ed the streets, cellars and cornfelds on
the lowlands. Wheat was fattened and
much was destroyed.
FT. RECovERy.-Dr. MInser, of Mace
don, has been arrested here for commit
ting the criminal abortion from which
Daisy Reynolds died.
Observation-Disclosures McGee is con-
frmed morphine eater ut the age of six
years. She contracted the habit from
her mother while nursing.
BARNEsvILLE.-Thcs saloons have been
D1< .nI ,l,r ., L.,
Three special policemen have been ap-
pointed to enforce the law.
WAPAKoNErA.-Third party repre-
sentaIives of Auglaize county held q
convention and decided to place al inde-
pendent ticket in nomination.
WoosTER-The noon train on the Fort
Wayne road struck Jacob Kreiger, a
farmer, and instantly killed him. He
was mangled beyond recognition.
GREEN SPRlNGs.-Postmaste Slay-
maker, who is alleged to be 81, 900 short
In his accounts, has been removed and
W. j. Merchant appointed in his stead.
DaEsDEN.-A mad dog scare has
caused regular war upon the canine in
habitants. Citizens go armed and shoot
without discrimination all dogs not muz-
zled.
YoUNGSrOwN.-Valen Brown,
young farmer Of this county. is wanted
by the police for forging his fathers
name to several thousand dollars worth
OF notes.
WoosTER.-Rev. John T. Ray. .
Methodist minister, pleaded guilty to
burglary and was sentenced to two years
In the penitentiary. Drink caused his
downfall.
FosToRrA.-Lee Rigby, 13-year-old
lad employed at the glass works. fell in
front of a h. & o. train and his foot WAS
so badly crushed that amputation was
necessary.
ZANEsvlLLE.-Two mon have been ar
rested on for committing the assault on
Miss Bertha Hoopman few days ago.
They will be taken to Byersville for
WELLlSGToN. "A portable sawmill
boiler blew up tearing tho mill to pieces
md instantly killing George Robinson
and badly injuring Chris. Fredricks and |
Johnnie Johnson.
CARRoLLToS.-Last month Virgil L. |
Stockton procured the arrest of Miss |
Jennie Mckinnon for theft She now
-etaliates by suing Stockton for 5000 |
Tor malicious prosecution.
CIRcLEvILLE.-Aun Davis committed |
suicide by taking paris green. The |
,ause is said to be despondency caused |
)y mfstrcatment at the county infirmary, |
where she had been inmate.
AKRoS.-A boulder weighing 1000
pounds fell from height OF seventy-flve |
eet and struck Richard Thomas who |
vas examining fall of slate in coal
nine. He was instantly killed.
URRASA.-Railroad ties, stones and |
'ails were piled on the Eric track near
lcre with intent to wreck the vestible
rain. The engineer saw the obstruc
ion and stopped in time to save his
rain.
STOCkPoRT.-The residence OF C. ].
Gibson, auditor-elect of Morgan county,
yas entered by burglars. The family
vas chioroformed, and the thieves Sc
ured $40 in money and a valuable gold
watch.
LoGAN.-George H. Kern, travelling
alesman for local clothing house,
laims to have been miraculously restored
o sight by Father Mollinger, of Pitts
urR. Kern has suffered from eye
rOuble since childhood.
Killed bv l. gh:nine.
ROcKBRIDGE. O., June 13-George
Iarman, of this place. was struck by
rhtninp while in the canal bridge and