The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-02-14

same appears i'll the Hu0, that is
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in its account of the removal
of Prof. Sparks, there is an astound-
ing reprehensibility.
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The ladies of the Presbyterian
church wishing to. increase their
building funds, have each agreed
to earn one dollar before their next
meeting, at social to be given
Thursday, Feb. 10Th. at the resi-
dence of DIR. David Little, each
lady will report before the assem-
blage in what ways she obtained
the required amount. Admittance
free; refreshments will be served
at usual prices. Public cordially
invited; come and hear in what
various ways the nickles and dimes
are collected.
The grand jury completed their
labor Thursday having considered
seventeen cases, of which they ig-
nored twelve and found five in
dictments as follows: Ezekiel Tony,
cutting his mother with intent to
kill, also with intent to wound.
Charles Funk, cutting with intent
to wound. John Thomas Mayes,
night police, assault and battery
on Ellsworth Blosser. Adam Funk,
provoking to commit a breach of
the peace. There is one other in
dictment for a misdemeanor, in
which the defendant is not yet un-
der arrest or bond.
In spite of the fearfully in
clement weather, a large audience
assembled at the Globe Theatre to
hear LaMascotte by the Gilbert
Opera Co. The Company made a
most favorable impression. Mr..
Kane, as Pippo, not only has a good
voice but pleasing, graceful man
ners that once appeal to the fa-
vor of the audience. Mr.. st. John
as Lorenzo, was whole show in
the comedy line, as we'll of possess
ing II bass voice of considerable
power and compass. Miss Mae
Sylvester as Bettina, was a good
soprano and a charming little act
ress. The other support was in
good keeping, and altogether the
entertainment was very pleasing
one-Ohio State Journal, Colum-
bus, O.
Last Sunday the following
persons attended the funeral of d.
A. Miller, from Sugar Grove: s. B.
Stukey, j. III. Foster, G. r. Wach-
ter, e. V. Champion, Jacob Ream,
G. Smoke, j. Smoke, w. H. Elder, S.
d. Hensel, Noah Wagner, w. F..
Stukey, G. w. Pannabaker, s. R.
Wolf, S. F. Van Dyke, G. Phillips,
G. Van Dyke, G. Wachter, w. Fos-
ter, S. Snyder, and H. Ream.
From Lancaster and vicinity were
the following persons: Fin. Brown,
Chas. Eslinger, Henry Keller, Mrs.
Jeffries, d. Foreman, AL. Heerber,
Wash. Wyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Binninger, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Malone, Mr.. and Mrs. John link,
Lewis Daubenmire, James Kinney,
Ben Dunn, Will and Jerry Bnshy,
George deGranmont, Ed Strople,
Henry Fink, Henry Gughan, Will
Snider, James Myers, William
Urich, John Waller, Mart. Powers
and John Norton.
On last Saturday DIR. Campbell
held an autopsy on the dead body
of David A. Miller and found that
his death resulted from concussion