The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-08-06
NEWS ITEMS.

wanted in the Northwest.
Viscount SherbroolSe, more familiarly
known as the Right Hon. Robert Lowe,
is dead.
David b. Hill says he is not going TO
Europe, nor will he resign his seat in
the senate. ,.l tfns hAa
Millie Foster colored, will celebrate
her lO0th birthday at Falmouth, KY,
in few days.
Chnuncey M. Depew sailed on the
steamer Majestic, Wednesday, for
European vacation.
Mrs. James Hunt, aged 75, living near
New Baltimore, was tossed by an en-
ragged bull and killed
In Phillips county, Ark, Henry Tay-
lor bit his two brothers in a most in
human manner, eating Il piece of ones
ear.
Mrs. Sarah Heath, who celebrated
her 1O3d birthday, on July "a, near
Peapack, in Somerset county, n. j., is
dead.
Secretary of Agriculture Rusli has ar
rived at his farm near Viroqua, Wis,
where he will remain for an indefinite
period.
At Portland, Me-, Thomas Reed was
renominated for congress by acGlama-
ton at the First district republican con-
vention Wednesday,
II. Bauer, another supposed accom-
plice of Bergman, was arrested in ALLIE
| gheny Wednesday, He was locked up
pending an investigation.
Mr.. McInerney's bill to prevent bar
bering on Sunday was defeated in the
| f,,i1 tn,
receive a constitutional majority.
The case of VIM. Maier, the Wheeling,
| w. Va, murderer under sentence of
death, will be argued in the supreme
court at Charleston, September 13.
Willie Mullen, the ten-year-old son
| of jefferson Mullen, of Sanduslky,
O., was killed during a storm there
Thursday by tree falling on him.
Gov. Fleming offers, 5000, Fayette
county $500 and Montgomery City 500
reward for the arrest of Jim Vance,
who killed Marshal Ike Thompson at
Gauley Bridge, w. Va. r.,.t B.
The boiler in the shinglc mill of Hart.
nell & Smith on Otsego lake, Mich,
blew up Thursday morning, killing
four men, fatally injuring one other
and demolishing the mill.
VIM. Sullivan, probably the oldest
man in the state of New York, died at
Fairport, N. Y. He was 1o7 years old
last December, and had never required
the services of q physician
A plucky lady school-teacher of Yel-
low Springs, o., has started on a bicycle
ride from that place to Davenport, Ia,
distance of 500 miles, and she expects
to cover it in twenty-five days.
John Reed, of the old Boston book
firm Tieknor, Reed g. Fields, died in
Boston aged so. He was lieutenont-
governor of the state in 1851 and mem
Der of congress for several terms.
j. G. Adams, representing the Astor
estate, says that neither the Central
News nor the United Press have seen
who signed a dispatch reporting the al
legged death of Mr.. VIM. Waldorf Astor.
jim Vance, who killed Marshal Ike
Thompson at Gaully Bridge, w. Va,
is said to be fortified in the mountains,
accompanied by three of his friends.
A posse is being organized to take
them.
Judge Howell e. jackson, of the fed
eral court of chambers in Nashville,
Tenn, appointed G. NJ. McGhee, OF
Knoxville, joint receiver with Henry
Fink of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad. rs
Executive Officer Ryan, of the Ohio
Worlds fair commission, Wednesday,
appointed George w. Hull, of Lima, to
be commissioner of the state exhibit of
manufactured oils at the Columbian ex-
position.
A telegram to the Minneapolis Even
ing Tribune announces that Robert
Bartlett, who killed Mrs. Curtis at Car
rollton, KY, in March, 1891, has been
arrested and placed in Jail at Huron,
} South Dakota.
A national organization of uphol-
sterers, called the Renaissance club,
has been Incorporated at Albany, n. Y,
with VIM. e. Gorgin, of st. Louis, Mo-,
, as president. Club rooms will be opened
in New York city.
, 1t was stated in Chicago Friday that
} Mr.. John Tanner will decline to act on
the executive committee. of the national
republican committee. His connection
, with the federal service is the reason
generally accepted for his declination,
| MACK oauler, VINO was accluenLdlly
killed by his wife at st. Louis, has a
wife living in Brooklyn whom he de-
) serted the day after his marriage to
] her. She secured a divorce from him
on learning that he had wife living in
st. Louis. ,t'H
, EXtradition papers have been received
in Chicago from Washington authoriz-
ing United States Marshal Hitchcock to
; send Louis Napoleon Auzeat back to
Paris France, where he is wanted to
answer a charge of forging drafts for
5 80, 900 francs.
7 Chas. Girard Conn, of Elkhart, Ind,
! the famous manufacturer of band in
struments, and editor of the Elkhart
, Daily and Weekly Truth, was nomi-
mated Wednesday at Michigan City, on
the first ballot, by the democrats of his
district, for Congress.
Selections from Ingersoll were read
at the funeral of Margaret Golfer, aged
1 fourteen, in Springfield, O., at the re-
quest of the father, who is not be-
lever in the Christian religion. Mr..
Golfers mother, who is believer, re-
tired from the services.
The body of Ebenezer Stowell was
taken from the river Friday morning,
near Chillicothe, city about twenty
miles above Peoria on the Illinois. 1t
was a case of accidental drowning.