Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-12-22
OHIO NEWS NOTES.
Gathered from Various Parts of the
Buckeye State.

Buckeye State.
Cornelius Runner, Massilon (O.) milk
man, is mysteriously missing.
Michael Bulger, yard conductor at Mans
field, O., was crushed to death by falling
under the cars.
Mrs. George Carter of GAINESVILLE, o., has
become maniac through grief over the
death of her daughter.
Ellsworth w. Feigby was indicted by the
United States grand jury at Columbus,
O., for sending obscene matter through
the mails.
There is danger of William Duncan, of
Celina, O., being lynched by his angry
neighbors. He shot his wife who will, no
doubt, die.
Wheeler Collins assaulted Lemuel Clay
son in Springfield, o.. with club, when
the latter fractured his skull with a
monkey-wrench.
Celina (O.) people claim to have seen a
rainbow Thursday night.
Michael CHM, a Toledo lineman, was
killed at Tiffin, O., by fall from pole.
James Tarbutton, blacksmith, living
near Mechanicsburg, o., suicided with
| paris green.
Thieves who stole Mrs. Koehl's turkeys
at Jeromeville, o., dropped pocketbook
containing $50 and 800 note but have
not called again.
| Mrs. Charles Benner, of Oak street, Co
lumbus, O., died of asthma while her
daughter Cora played Nearer, My God, to
Thee" by request.
At Milton Center, O., Dick Orel called
at Albert Underwoods house to interview
Mrs. Underwood Underwood ordered
Orel to leave the house, and upon his re-
| fusal stabbed him to death. Underwood
| was arrested.
At Beloit, O., "Whisky Jim,' an Italian,
knocked the eye of John Dugan's little
boy out with clinker. He was attacked
by a crowd and badly beaten and would
have been shot by Dugan had he not
broken away and escaped on train.
Sylvester Sands, of Carroll, o., suicided
by shooting in his mothers presence. Ill
health
Walter Smith, cashier of the CONNER
cial bank, Bowling Green, O., suicided by
shooting ....
An eight-year-old son of E. A. Dutton,
| of Newark, O., was run over and killed by
an electric car.
Ed German, a Columbus (O.) pugilist,
l
fire to his saloon.
Farmer e. Bowman, near Columbus, o
was shot to death by robbers after being
called to his door.
At Alliance, o., John Moushey probably
fatally beat his stepfather, whom he found
assaulting Mrs. Moushey.
Alfred Thomas is in Jail at Van Vert
O., charged with the murder of James
Thompson, his nephew, near Conroy
They quarreled about load of hay. A
shotgun was used.
It is said New York syndicate will
purchase all the rolling mill and blast fur
mace properties at Youngstown, Warren
and Girard, O., and consolidate them
They will pay 100000.
big Liz" Carter, the Cincinnati mur
deress got unruly and was given ten days
on bread and water. For refusing such
fare she was given three days more. She
held out for 265 hours when the warden
allowed her to be released on her promise
to behave. Her fast almost killed her.
Abraham Jacobs was killed by Cincin
natl cable car.
Miss Myrtle Purcell, of GAINESVILLE, o.
attempted suicide after a quarrel with hel
lover.
! A little child of J. H. Matthews, of Tiff
fin, O., was fatally burned. Clothes
caught at bonfire.
John O. Grady, a twelve-year-old lad o
Springfield, O., after robbing his mother
of $40 left for parts unknown Sunday
: At Sardinia, o., Nathan S. Dunn's sta
: BILE with six horses, hay, corn, vehicles
harness, ETC., burned Origin unknown.
At the Lima (O) car works a scaffolt
gave way, allowing several carpenters t'
, fall fifty feet. Samuel Brown died in {
few minutes.
A dog fight in an ice house near Por
. Union, near Hamilton, O., ended in
drunken row in which George Fox wa
shot and killed and several Others injured