The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-09
OHIO STATE NEWS.

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with razcrs at Leipsig
TOLEDO police are raiding the crap
games
ZANEsvILLE has a band of well
equipped gypsies,
GmoULDs continued to rob Steuben.
Vile graves.
THERE was no New Year celebration
at the pen.
w. j. REDFIELD has been elected
mayor of Fremont.
JEFFERSON county has S75, 900 in pike
bonds for sale.
WILLIAM WINGERT, township treas.
urer of Gallon, is 81, 400 short in his ac-
counts.
ELABORATE preparations are being
made by the Columbus committees on
arrangements for the Inauguration of
Gov.-elect Mckinley. Commodious
quarters have been secured for all the
visiting military organizations and civic
associations. Gen II. A. Axline, chair
man of the committee on parade, states
that about $500 militia and 5000 MEM
bers of civic and political clubs will be
in line. Arrangements have been made
to serve lunch TO the National guard
and political clubs at the Park rink inn
mediately after the parade.
THE Sunday law is being vigorously
enforced at Youngstown.
FREMoNT's street railroad is in trouble
over uncanceled mortgages.
STEUBENvILLE has 95 out of the les
saloons in Jefferson county.
DELAWARE dairymen have combined
and raised the price of milk.
HUNTERS killed over 800 rabbits near
Dayton.
HORSE thieves are making things
warm at Newark.
A CoNsCIENCE-sTRICKEN thief has re-.
turned to Chief Murphy, of Columbus.
promisory note stolen several days
ago.
FRITzIE DHIEN and Mrs. Higbee, inn
plicated in the Keclt diamond robbery
at Dayton, have been acquitted. Hur-
less is held for the robbery
Mrs. BEARDLEY, of Kent, has sued a
aloon-keeper for $4,000 for selling
liquor to her husband.
THos. HAYS, aged 65, died suddenly
from la grippe at Bellefontaine. There
are over 800 cases in town.
GEORGE JARVIS, Huntsville burglar,
has confessed his crimes and en- braced
religion.
CHARLES RUSYAN was drowned by
the ice breaking on his fathers COW
pond at Springfield.
HIGHwAYMEN terribly beat up Emory
Battles, at Ravenna, because they got
only thirty cents from him.
SANDUsKY firemen will start a PEN
sion fund.
A CALL for meeting of the Ohio
National guard has been issued ut Co.
lumbus.
CLINTON BURMAN, of Findlay, was
accidentally killed by the discharge of
his gun.
AN English syndicate has sued Tole-
do brewer for refusing to sell his brew
cry on their contract.
COLUMBUS restaurants are violating
the game laws by receiving quail under
the name of squads
A CORPSE stolen from Mt. Vernon was
found in Columbus medical college
partially dissected
THE colored people of Akron cele-
brated the twenty-ninth anniversary of
the emancipation of slaves in the Unit
ed States Although extensive prepa-
rations had been made, but little en-
thusiasm was manifested, Hon. Jno. W.
Langston, of Petersburg, Va, made the
principal address.
DANIEL MCCARTHY, a well known
citizen of Ironton, while i'll with grip,
took an overdose of morphine the other
night to ease his pain, and was found
dead in bed next morning, having died
during the night.
WIN. SMITH, aged so, was found on
the street in Colum bus the other morn
ing frozen to death. He was con-
sumptive.
LA GRIPPE is raging vt the Dayton
Soldiers home.
URICnsvILLE is to the front with a
leap year ball January :.
THIEVES at Kenton completely clean
ed out a saloon, even carrying off bill
lard tables
FRANK L. GRAVES, an employe of the
Hampden Works, Canton, attempted
! bN bdhlhS utpAlllN' liz loOh Il
| teaspoonful, then aroused his wife,
and told her what he had done. She
called physician. He will recover.
He was formerly in the saloon business
and lost all his savings, Being laid off
indefinitely at the works, he grew de-
spondent, and said he thought his wife
would be better off with him dead, as
she could then draw an insurance
policy on his life.
( THERE is war in one of the school
districts of Mechanic township, Holmes
county A young lady named Lucy
Hall is the teacher, and she has cor
rected pretty severely couple of boys,
to which the parents objected, and
have done everything possible 20 have
the teacher removed, A petition was
circulated asking the board to remove
her, but only the friends of the parents
signed it. and this faile1 A night or
two ago the school-house was mysteri-
ously burned to the ground. and incen-
diary talk is thick, and the war will
rage more furious than ever.
/ JOHN SHARP, a pioneer citizen of
Picksway county, died at his home
near Kingston, few days ago, in his
eighty-eighth year General debility,
caused by his extreme age, was the
cause
: LEWIS G, VANDENBURG, who was in
the Montgomery county jail awaiting
commitment to the peuitcntiary on n
tive-year sentence, escaped from the in
stitution few days since.