The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-03-24
OHIO STATE NEWS.

during q saloon row ut Bettsville.
AT Mt Gilead, after three hours of
deliberation, the jury found Lorenzo
Gano guilty of murder in the first de-
gree.
JOHN w. WOODS was arrested at Find.
lay and taken to Toledo to answer
charge of personating a United States
revenue officer, and obtaining from
saloon-keepers and tobacco dealers
sums of money for alleged infraction
of the revenue laws.
An Italian employed on the grading
gang of the Lake Shore road was
caught by an accommodation train and
killed.
TORONTO has dedicated her new city
hall.
NILES has forty-six candidates for city
offices.
ARDEN DALE, mayor of Oberlin, died
of Bright's disease.
SOME years ago the charter memb bers
of Bucyrus and Crawford lodges, f. and
A. NJ, were arrested by the grand
lodge on the grounds that members of
these lodges refused to obey the edicts
of the grand lodge of the state. A num-
Der of masons recognizing the grand
lodge arranged to secure new charter
and were enjoined. The case has been
continued from term to term; and
few days ago. just before court ad-
journed, the case was dismissed from
court, all costs being paid.
GALLON is to have a semaphore block
factory.
GIBsoNBURa will build three new
churches this season.
WOMEN of Kent are crusading against
leg-show posters
LARRY MULLIGAN, an old inmate of
the Columbus infirmary. has inherited
$50, OoO through the death of brother
in Iowa.
ALBERT MOORE was horribly mangled
under the cars Mt Ironton.
FRANK ENGLAND and John Horner,
two fifteen-year.old boys of Godi, near
Wooster. stole $500 and a shotgun and
then disappeared. The money be-
longed to England's grandfather. The
boys have been great novel readers,
and it is believed that they have gone
west to fight Indians. England is an
orphan, who was being raised by his
grandparents
PROF. JOHN NJ. TRUEsDELL, aged thir-
ty-thrce years, teacher of languages at
the high school, Dayton, died from
pleurisy.
ADDITIONAL contracts have been
made at the Dayton soldiers home for
supplies for the three months ending
June 80 next-5O, 900 pounds of butter,
ak cents; $4,000 pounds full cream
cheese, 1875 cents per pound; 10000
| dozen eggs, 18 cents; I, 400 barrels -four,
| $4.07 per barrel
Sol FINIcLE, Mansfield farmer and
| stock breeder, assigned.
FIVE houses were burned in Lock
Two, mile north of New Bremen, en-.
failing loss Of SIS, 900. partly insured
The heavy loser is John Grahmhusen,
| merchant whose store room and en-
tire stock were burned up. and.his brick
house gutted. Powder in Grahmhusen's g
store house exploded, fatally injuring
Henry Harting, a fireman, and in
juring others. Harting's skull is
| fractured and he is not expected
to live. Grindstones, fat-irons and
other missiles were thrown distance
of 200 feet by the explosion, and it is a
miracle that only one death can be
| recorded.
SAPHER NoLL, solicitor, is the third
Toledo man missing.
CHIEF OF POLICE APLos, of Lima, and
Officer Lehman had a street duel with
three thieves, whom they attempted to
arrest. No one was injured.
The Knights and Ladies of Unity, a
| Cleveland benefit society, has gone un-
der soaking twenty-one Wooster peo-
pie, who paid in several hundred dol
lars each.
CHARLES BRINGMAN, assistant FORE
man in the Niles Tool Works, at Ham
ilton, was horribly scalded about the
feet by molten metal
| w. L. STONEBRAKER, of Urbana, was
awarded $3,9O7 damages against the
Panhandle railroad for injuries sus-
tanned in falling off train.
The Comforter, the Columbus peni-
tentiary paper, has suspended publica-
ton.
FOUR druggists are under arrest at
st. Paris Ia dry" town. for selling
liquor.
A COLLECTION was taken up at Con-
nersburg for the funeral expenses of
Rev. Hopkins. When it was taken to
the house their pastor was found alive
and well.
ANTHONY SCHARF aged go, saloon
ist at Fostoria, committed suicide by
cutting the arteries in his wrist
COLUMBUS willissue $500, 600 bonds for
bridges.
MAssILLoN has new force of mail
carriers
AsHTABULA's water works are being
improved
| COLUMBUS wants both state conven-
tions next fall
VAN VERT county has paid 81, 400 for
sheep killed by dogs.
BELLEFoNTAINE's new electric light
plant will cost $500
ONE hundred and twenty-eight pen
nies were found in the pockets of post
Office thief at Middleport