The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-05-14
OHIO STATE NEWS.

bill providing for boards of health in
townships outside OF incorporated viii
lagos, nothing can be done TO isolate it.
II Ia noted by the state board of health
that diphtheria is on the increase in
rural districts while It is diminishing in
oities all Of which have boards OF
health.
THREB Wooster men went fishing, and
mad at their bad luck, each took shot
at Farmer Charles Griffin for fun. They
were arrested.
| URBAN HESTER, supreme court clerk,
who demanded the resignation of his
deputy, II. NJ. Crow, has made up with
Crow and all trouble is over.
Mrs. MAMIE SMITH got one cent
damages against John #. Bowles, at
Pomeroy, for slander
THE new penitentiary management
will not allow prisoners any more
nmusements or privileges.
JAMES HINDOrAN, of New Cumberland,
near Garrollton, stole VIM. McKee's
wife, and when Mckee went after her
Ilindman shot him.
Jos. SMITH, of GAINESVILLE, is arrested
at Newark for burglary.
PETER WILHELM, a middlc-agcd resi-
dent of Massillon, while dcspondent
committed suicide by poisoning himself
Hoo cholera has broken out in War
rcn.
UPPER SANDusKYs council sat down
on job lot fakirs
PnINEAs JONES, of Springfield, was
mystcriously poisoned and will die.
TIE auditor of state has concluded
his quarterly examination and counting
of the money in the state treasury.
The amount of cash in the safe is ST.
27S, ,23S.O3. The amount of So, ,723, T2I3 80 in
securities deposited with the supcrin-
tendent of insure for benefit and sccu-
rity of the policy-holders in Ohio, and
deposited with the state treasurer in
accordance with the provision of sec
tion 2S1 Of the revised statutes. Sccu-
rites deposited with the treasurer by
the Union Savings and Trust Co., of
Cincinnati, amount to 500, 800; for the
Central Trust and Deposit Co., $780,
OIL. 10.
Six children were born on an emf
grant train between Salamanca and
Kent tho other afternoon.
Ar Kent the engine used in peanut
rooster owned by George Chaurette eX-
ploded the other afternoon and serious
ly burned his wife, who was attend
ing it.
AN Italian lad named Salnora, OF
Mantua, investigated q torpedo with q
hammer and lost one of his arms.
THE four tramps who broke into the
Lake Shore baggage room at Fremont
some time ago were tried, found guilty
and wcre sentenced as follows: James
Bryan, two years in the penitentiary
John Reilly, three; II, Brennan, five
years, and +. Clark, five
A JAPANESE performer and hls wife
with Burke's circus, got possession OF {
child from the Childrcn's home at Zanes
vile, on prctense that they would give
him good home. The object is t.
make n performer of the child, anC
GAINESVILLE people are mad.
John ANDERSEN, the Dane on trial n
Cleveland for bigamy, says that the
reason he deserted his wives was thai
they wanted TO "slobbcr" over him al
the time
JANE CLEMENTS died at the home o
her son in Malta township near Nc
Coanelsvillc, ut the advanced age o
10i years.
Mrs. JANE RICHARDS, of Radcliff,
hamlet sixteen miles north of Gallipolis
: was burned to death the other morn
ing. While throwing some old deat
grape vine on fire she hac
ignitcd in the garden her calico drcs
caught on fire. and before she wa
aware of the fact, the flames had almos
euvclopcd her. Before Mrs. Henderson
u neighbor, arrived. poor Mrs. Richards
was burned almost to n crisp.
.. HENRY WENIER was arrested at Dal
ton the other afternoon on the charg
of poisoning his Stcp-daughter. Mis-
Ada Ebcrsolc Weimcr 1t has beeI
openly charged for some time tha
Wcimer deliberately poisoned the cir
in order to secure possession of he
property small house and lot in Dnl
ton. The girl was taken deathly sic
on the night OF March % with terribl
pains in her stomach. and died in a
awful agony the night of March 2f
The body was embalmed two hours aft
er death and taken to Lancaster, Pa
by Wcimer for burial, where he tol
such contradictory stories OF the caus
; of her death as to excite suspicion.
JOHN SHEA was run over and killc
, by the cars at Xaleski.
WM. j. B. ALLEN, the missing ClevC
land accountant is short So 900.
NEARLY all the old penitcntiar
guards have been replaced by new mcI
, JAMES HILL, of Springfield. borrowc
Geo. Smiths gun with which to kill Je
SmothcrS, who was intimate with Hill
wife. Hill failed to return the gun an
was arrested.
: Two men named Mathers and Ale,
/ ander were crushed to death in min
near Frazcyburg.
: CINCINNATI is TO have n sixth bridg
$ ncross the Ohio river. Secretary {
t War Stephen B. Elliins the other da
= approved the Cincinnati and CovinGto
9 bridge project. He made the condition
4 however, that the span be $50 feet, il
4 stead of $50. The southern span is
: be 100 feet from the point where it w;
S proposed to locate it. This will place
v out of the water when the river is ;
its lowest stage.
JOHN STRoBLE, aged IS years, one
> Glendale's oldest and best known ci
: izcns, met death by accident at h
home the other evening. Some tin
previous to Z o'clock he fell down
a flight of stairs, where he was found |
a his daughter. who had called to see hi
y in the evening.