The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-09-08
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WoosTER-Burglars robbed the store
of l.. B. Fox at Mohican and hitching up
his team hauled the plumber away. No
clue.
ZAHEsvrILE.-Jacob Eiler found badly
injured in Bomos mill Saturday and
died Sunday, having never gained con-
sciousness.
HAMILTON Milliken, ST., one OF
the oldest and best known residents,
died Sunday at his home here in his
sixtv-ftth year.
MARIoN-The Democrats here have
nominated n. X Gutherey for auditor;
Frank Swissner, intirmary director, and
Dr. Maddox, infirmary director.
observation-disclosures here have
| nominated H. c. Helm for treasurer,
James w. Martin, recorder; Christopher
Appencealer. commissioner; Dave Ru-
bust, fnfirmary director
CLEvELAND-A lot of car sheds and
other buildings belonging to the Lake
Shore Railway company burned Sunday
night together with adjoining dry
dock. The loss is about S26. 600.
ZAyEsvIlLE-The Republicans OF
Muskingum county nominated j. L.
Starkey for auditor. Frank Side, sheriff.
Benjamin Wheeler. commissioner, and
James Lorimer, infirmary director.
CIscLEvILLE.-Tbe Democrats of Pick
away county have nominated S. D.
Evans for treasurer; II. c. Schwartz
commissioner c. E. Abernethy, sur
veyor- D. NJ. Stout, infirmary director
and D. L. Lannum. coroner.
NoRwALK-The Republicans of this
county have nominated the following
ticket: Sheriff, n. O. Allen; auditor DR..
A. Sheldon: treasurer D. Keis; connis.
s:cner, Ii. c. Barnard; infrmary direc-
tor. Lowell McCrellis.
ORRvilLE.-Reason B. Wasson, treas
urer of Wayne county. has sued ]. A.
Hamilton, editor of the Orrville Cres-
cent, for $4,000 libel damages. The
Crescent published an item stating that
Wasson issued circular in which he
stated that he paid j. S. Adair, Woos-
ter politician, sum OF money for pre-
senting his name in the Democratic
congressional convention at New Phila-
delphia.
PArAsKALA.-The Pataskala fair holds
forth this week, August 80, 81, Septem-
Ter l and 2, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thuraday and Friday. All indications
Eow point to the most successful lair in
the history of the society. The races
are filed with good horses, most of
them already on the ground and good
weather can not fail to make the fair
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rartment.
ClEvELAND.-Eva Gray, aged 16, whose
parents live at Titusville, Pa, has ap-
Piled to the police for aid to reach home
She claims she was induced with two
other girls from her home, to come here
by q man named William Chapman,
who said his father owned fashionable
hotel here and they were wanted for
hep about the hotel. She finds that
she has been duped and has no money
to return home.
WELLsToN-A suicide with aensa-
tional circumstances occurred Saturday
night at Berlin, two miles south OF here.
The victim is Samuel w. Henry, well.
known in southern Ohio, formerly a
teacher but ior a number Of years a very
successful physician. A week ago a
long standing enmity between him and
Dr.. j. W. Henry broke out and resulted
IN shooting ailray The quarrel grew
out OF charges Of cutting OF fees As the
result OF trial of DR.. Samuel W. Henry,
he was bound over to court In $500.
From that time Oh he exhibited signs
of mental arrangement which it is be-
lieved eliminated in the suicide which
occurred Saturday night. He took
bottle Of some kind Of poison which was
slow in action and gave him an oppor
tunity before his death to converse with
DR. Spencer, to whom he said he was
tired of being annoyed by an unrelent-
ing enemy and decided to end his
troubles. He died at Ii o'clock p. IN.