Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-09-22
OHIO NEWS NOTES,
Gathered from Various Parts of the
Buckeye State,

Buckeye State.
At Columbus, O., David Perry probably
fatally stabbed William Young with a tin
spear during quarrel. Both small boys.
Charles Jones was arrested at Columbus,
o., by Deputy United States Marshal
Perry White upon charge of passing
counterfeit money. The affidavit is sworn
to by Henry Walters, and the alleged
counterfeits are imitation silver half dol.
lars.
John Woods, the Springfield CO., carpen.
ter, has at last secured the $500, 600 fortune
left him in Ireland.
Theo Schwall, stationary engineer, fell
five stories down an elevator shaft in Stix.
Krouse & Company's building, Cincinnati,
and was killed
A tramp named Joseph Flint is confined
in the Batavia, o., Jail, charged with
raping Julia Philer whom he promised to
cure of epileptic fits.
Frank Nolan, who had been brakeman
but ten days, while attempting to board a
train on the Ohio River railroad, at
Salama, O., was thrown under the wheels
and killed.
A Big Four freight was wrecked near
Enon, o., from some unknown cause. En-
gineer James Furguson was caught under
the engine and burned to death before the
eyes of the powerless crew.
At Newark, O., Ida Foutz was awakened
by man VIII was attempting to enter her
bedroom window. She drew a revolver
and shot The man yelled and ran. Next
morning blood was found on the grass, No
clew.
Isaac Haines, farmer, living near Sa-
bina, O., gave lightning rod agents check
for 800 for repairing his rods. A neigh
Dor, Richard Hall, gave an order for $3.50
worth of paint, but took tumble, and by
the aid of the marshal forced them to re-
turn it.
Bluffton, o., comes to the front with a
story of hog having been buried two
months and half in Chris Locher's straw
stack and recently being dug out alive and
in good health.
At GAINESVILLE, O., Lawrence Barton,
eight, has died from injuries received in a
fight with John Mitchell, eleven. Mitchell
was arrested
A nineteen-year-old daughter of Isaac
Masters, of Waynesfeld, o., was burned to
death by her clothes catching fire from the
stove. She was alone.
At Kent, o., Albert Nighman died from
blood poisoning resulting from wound he
received in friendly scuffle with a man
named Dobson some two weeks ago.
AT the Lorain reservoir near Versailles,
O., man named Bose fell into the water
and was sucked through the canal feeder
fifty feet long. After four or five minutes
he came out, was rescued and resuscitated
and soon all right. So the story goes.
Mrs. Louise Delp, of Logan, O., dropped
dead Saturday afternoon. Heart trouble.
A lad named Rocker, aged fourteen,
was struck by Panhandle train while
walking along the track few miles west
of Newark, O., and fatally hurt.
Four large cars containing cotton waste,
shipped from Hamburg, were burned at
Fosters, O., Saturday night The fire was
discovered at about 10 o'clock, but at that
time the cars were beyond saving.
At Springfield, o., Samuel Wolfe suicid-
ed with poison because Carrie Richter, the
wife of convict, rejected his offers of
love.
Columbus (O) street car employees are
dissatisfied and strike is probable. A
conductor has been discharged for alleged
discrepancies.
AT lockwood, O., John Neal, mer-
chant, shot and fatally wounded Lewis
Eaton, a customer, with revolver. Neal
claims 1t was an accident.
Cincinnati citizens are making extensive
arrangements for observing Columbus
Day, Oct. 81 and %. A royal feet on the
Ohio river, the landing of Columbus on the
Kentucky shore and return to the city
where reception will be held are some Of
the features.