The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-29
OHIO STATE NEWS.

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The case was one of more than ordi-
nary Importance, since it involved the
question of whether n court could set
aside decree Of divorce after once II
had been granted. Kredel is a brewer.
He was allowed divorce from his wife
Clara on the ground of misconduct
She did not know the case was to come
up and after the divorce was granted
she came into court and demanded
hearing. After months of legal fight
ing Kredel has quietly gone back to his
wife. He was living with her several
days before his attorney, Mr.. James
Allen, discovered the fact. The otheV
morning Mr.. Allen appeared in court
and ordered the case dismissed.
AT Columbus, Assistant City Clerk L.
II. Rose and a man named Barton, while
out driving in heavy fog, drove off the
side of an abutment at bridge over
the Scioto river The horse, vehicle
and men fell in a tangled mass fifteen
feet below. Rose was seriously but not
fatally injured while Barton received
only few bruises.
THE boiler In John Simpsons soap
factory at Newark, let go, tearing out
| Lllt wall. EIdlh DllnDSOn was DlONE
into the creek, but was not seriously
| injured.
SwIsHER Bros, dealers in leaf tobacco
and manufacturers of cigars in Column
bus, Newark and Lancaster have asked
| for receiver. The capital stock ia
S47, 900. The failure of one member OF
the firm to meet his obligations to tho
same is alleged as cause for the applica-
tion.
| DURING a baseball game at Bloom
vile, the other day Frank Bope, pitcher
for the Buljo club broke his arm throw.
ing the ball.
| The Thurman club, of Columbus will
| give the 'Old Roman" banquet on his
birthday, November Is.
A LARGE number of visiting Masons
placed their money and watches in the
Arcade safe Springfield. The combina-
ton got out of order and, after severa'
hours of work in trying to open the safe
with no good result. dynamite was re-
sorted to.
AP., FT. w. & c. train, during fog,
collided with hand car loaded with
men at Lima, but, fortunately, no one
was seriously hurt.
MICHAEL MCNAMARA, farmer, just
north Of Columbus, was seriously
stabbed by Wolfel Dites an apple thief,
whom he was attempting TO chase from
/ his orchard.
AT Columbus, Bert Keintz has been
arrested for the L. j. Haas burglary.
His mother found Sl64 ne had secreted p
and returned it to Mr.. Haas, though
she knew this act would fasten the
crime upon her son.
Two strangers called at Farmer
Foulkes' house, Mansfield, and while
one engaged him in conversation, the
other drove off two fine Jersey cows
Foulkes kicked, when the second
stranger drew line across the road
and told him that TO cross that meant
death. The thieves drove the Jerseys
away.
TIFFIN celebrated Columbus day with
a monster parade and GRAFTON by Gen.
VIM. II. Gibson.
SPRINGFIELD observed Columbus day
by military parade.
Ten thousand school boys were in
line at Cleveland Columbus day.
TOLEDO had magnificent naval and
fire works display in honor of the dis
covery of America
AT Washington c. H. the school chill
dren and the G. A. R. paraded the streets
in honor of Columbus. Addresses were
made by Hon. Mills Gardner and Prof
n. H. CLANCY.
SAM BRUMBAUGH, a carpenter aS
Dayton, became so faint from striking
thumb with hatchet that he fell
| bo of h,,i11;,,rr
killed
MRs. SPAIN, twenty-five years Of
age, was found dead at Mansfield. 1t
is not known whether it was suicide on
not.
| AT Cambridge, Eldorado Gurdier,
aged IS, unmarried, while painting, fell
from the roof of two-story building,
a distance of thirty feet, alighting ON
his face on the hard ground. He sus-
tanned a fracture of the jaw and other
serious injuries, which are likely to
prove fatal.
IN front of the headquarters and OPP
posite and facing the fine arts building
Ohio will erect monument to the civic
and military heroes who have made the
state famous. The monument will not
be completed in time for the ceremonies
this month, and so will not be dedi-
Gated until just before the opening OF
the fair in the spring. The statue prop
er will be 81 feet inches in height; the
base will be IA feet square. The sur
mounting figure will represent the
Roman mother, Cornelia, who repeats,
'These are my jewels" Below this are
the figures of Chase, Garfield and Stan
ton, the statesmen, and Grant, Sher.
man, and Sheridan, heroes OF the bat
tle-feld
DR.. S. G. MOORE, of Cable, was nomi-
mated for coroner by the republicans to
fill the vacancy caused by the removal
of Dr. A. c. Jennings.
f. w. LEvERINe, indicted at Column
bus for attempted blackmail, was re-
leased on $1,000 bond furnished by reia-
tives.
MRS MARGARET ALIEN. 10, of White.
Cottage who attempted to get off of
moving train at MoXahala the ether ev.
ening, received injuries that proved
fatal.
THE following fourth-class postmas4
ters were commissioned the other day:
! G. ii. Greene, Leach, Jackson county;
, j. Fahy, The Bend, Defiance county.
A TABULATED abstract of the perscan.
property of Ohio as returned to the.