The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-08-15
OHIO STATE NEWS.


tie, puts 1t in his pocket and refuses to
give itup unless the owner pays 81, 81,
S8 or 80 for alleged infringement on
their property. Many families have
been duped.
A FARMER named Shut living near
Sulphur Springs, Crawford county, was
mp at the cranberry marsh at work,
when he found six pretty round eggs,
and so greatly pleased was he at their
appearance that he picked them up and
put them in his pocket TO take home to
the children. The warmth of the
pocket spoiled the eggs as playthings
for the children, for when he reached
home MIR. Shut found he had five little
blacksnalSes in his pocket one of the
eggs failing to hatch.
THE Pennsylvania limited No 2, cast
bound, the other morning was wrecked
by train wreckers at East Palestine,
thirty miles east Of Alliance. AL Clup.
per, a miner, was killed instantly. and
Isaac Richey, the engineer, and VIM.
Garner, the fireman. was seriously in
jured, while Conductor VIM. Line had
very narrow escape from death. The
damage will reach 800, 600
THE post-oflicc at Farmersville, five
miles north of Germantown, was
burglarized the other night, and the
hardware and grocery store of John
Kelsey was also entered. Postmaster
Minton's S loss was about 800 in money
and stamps and gold watch. Mr..
Heisey's loss was small At the same
time and place horse and buggy was
stolen from John Roof.
THE state board of equalization
adopted resolution recommending to
the voters of the state the adoption OF
the proposed taxation amendment to
the constitution submitted by the last
legislature. The board has adjourned
| sine die.
Miss LENA APPENZELLER, IS years
old, died at Dayton, few days ago.
from the effects of injuries received in
the Middletown wreck, on the night of
July 25. She received injuries in the
back and neck, which, with the nervous
shock, developed into spinal fever.
ST1LLwELL BUTMAN, II years old, son
of w. l.. Butman, manager of the West
ern Union, in Fremont, was instantly
! shotgun. Butman and four other boys
were camping out eight miles from
Fremont, and while getting out of a
boat the accident occurred.
JOHNNY HAINEs, aged seven years,
/ fell into vault twelve feet deep at the
Huber shops, Marion, and would have
drowned but for box which was float
ing around, which he held onto until
rescued by his father, Geo. Haines
FARMERS ground Bellbroole are losing
hundreds of hogs by cholera that pre-.
walls in all tie Little Miami river re.
gion, thirty to forty hogs dying on
every farm, and in one neighborhood OF
twenty farms only one has saved its
hogs.
The Robinson Street Car Co., of To.
ledo, is suing the consolidated for $3.50.
900 damages, aiieging conspiracy.
CUYAHoGA FALLS has beautiful
homestead which is offered for the
Pythian Orphans home. 1t may be 10
Gated there.
FRED NELSON suicided by hanging il
the inirmary at Sandusky.
SEVERAL large alligators sport in ;
pond near Mansfield.
CANTON is being flooded with leat
niclSels.
ALLEN county has cause to be con
graduated. 1t is out of debt and owe.
no man a cent
YOUNGSTOWN will have S51, 800 bridge
over her river.
PERRY's CAVE at Put-in-Bay has beer
sold for $14, 500. 1t is valuable hole
ONO had $4,000 vets in the G. A. Il
parade at Detroit.
LANCASTER has organized whec
club.
The state board of equalization ha,
decided to make horizontal reduction
of 10 per cent. on all the valuation o
property in the state
ONO has the biggest oil well in tn,
United States, if not in the world, ant
if permitted to flow its full capacity i
would more than fill two of the monste
35, 600 barrel tanks every twenty-fou
hours. This great oil geyser is locate,
in Hancock county, just four mile
south of the town of North Baltimore
and is the property of the Ohio Oil &C
The depth of the well is 1,2OS feet.
THE c., II. & d. is settling with tn
injured in the Middletown wreck.
} THERE is prospect of big corn Gro
in the Hooking valley.
: TOLEDO has more labor organiza
tions than any other city in the state
LICKING county poorhouse raised l, 90
bushels of wheat.
BURGLARS carried away about on
hundred dollars worth of propert
from the National bank at Kinsmar
after an unsuccessful attempt to ro
the safe.
DEFIANCE has decided not to hold
fair this fall.
HoN. " L. Lowry, of Logan, wa
nominated for Ohio senator in the ioir
Ninth and Fourteenth districts by tn
democrats,
DEFIANCE COUNTY is overrun wit
= rattlesnalses.
CARL BANNING, little son of Fran
: Banning, of Mt Vernon, died the othc
a night from the effects of poisonor
4 candy.
a The Youngstown Electric Sire,
t Railway Co. is meeting with oppositio
in laying double track.
The remains of Thos. Thompson,
young man of Dennison, who was xii
: ed in the wreck on the Panhandle
I Skellys, We're taken to his home at De-
- nison. He was to be married in fe
weeks TO an estimable young lady
that place.