The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-03-10
OHIO STATE NEWS.

Newburg, Akron, Massillon, Alliance. |
Sharon, Niles, Girard and Warren met
at Youngstown, the other night for the |
purpose of organizing Western Re-
serve choir of 800 voices to sing at the
Worlds fair in 1893 A proposition has
been received to send choir of forty
to the opening of the Columbian expo
sition in 1892, which will be accepted.
AT Sidney, David w. Pampel, city
engineer and an uncle of Representa-
tive Harshbarger, was killed by train
at the station of the Big Four railroad
He had gone to the train with Miss
Kate Stewart of Phelps, New York,
who was going home after visit. He
entered the car with her, and as the
train started he ran out, and, according
to an eye Witness jumped off back
ward. He fell under the wheels and
was almost cut in two, both arms being
broken and his left hand crushed to
pulp. The body was dragged about
thirty yards He was about fifty-two
years old, bachelor and wealthy.
MAGGIE GABEY, an Arabian woman,
is jailed at Youngstown for stealing
coal. She had $685. on her person.
GEORGE MEYERS, of Bowersville, was
found hanging in barn and was cut
down before life was extinct. He can
not recover A girl was at the bottom
of the trouble
MANSFIELD and GAINESVILLE capitalists
were ''let I'M on Knoxville, Tenn,
boom and will go to the courts to try
and get back their noney-some 81 110,-
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JOHN MALoNEY, an employe of the B.
| s. o. at Newark, became insane over
his discharge as engineer.
MIKE McNARAR, of Xenia, captain of
the night guards at the Colum bus pen,
died of blood-poisoning.
| YOUNGSTOWN railroad men are form
ing political organization.
THE Marion county lawyers have or
ganized a bar association.
| H. NJ. TAYLOR was killed by Lake
Shore train at Madison.
JAS. WELSH. Circleville boy, has
lockjaw from crushed foot.
NICK STEIN was arrested at Washing
ton c. H. for picking pockets.
WIN. GREY, travelling man Is jailed
at London for cashing forged drafts.
JOHN LANG, Lima bartender, is
dying from facial erysipelas caused by
a blow from beer glass.
NAME BLACK, of Salineville, was SEN
fenced to thirty days in the work.
house and fined S.5 and costs for burg
larry in that city few days ago
AT Marion. Robert w. Lee stands in
dicted for stealing sheep, and is out on
$500 bail He failed to put in an ap-
pearance the first day Of court, and
Judge Norris declared his bond for
feited
HENRY WEBB, of. Springfield. alleged
to have stolen $1,000 from the Mad Riv-
er National bank, is on q vessel bound
for Rio Janeiro.
| A LARGE bald eagle has been playing
havoc with Joel Heffner's lambs on his
farm near Mechanicsburg He captured
and killed the bird.
: WITHIN short time numerous bur.
glaries have been committed at Hub
bard and two attempts to rob the bank,
neither being successful. Officers have
been following clew, and few days
ago caused the arrest of Amos Doyle,
son of a wealthy iron worker residing
near Hubbard, on the charge Of bur.
glary. Doyle is member of gang Of
young burglars, who will all be placed
behind the bars. After his arrest Doyle
made a confession duplicating several
parties.
WILEs' dry goods store, Munson's
music store and Wurshings liquor
store, GAINESVILLE, were entered by burg
lars, the other night. They obtained
S1.G6 at the first place: IS at the second
and destroyed a 5000 cash register tc
obtain it. At Wurshing's liquors and
cigars to the amount of S. was taken.
HUNT, alias Wells alias Robinson
alias The Cough, numbers among his
victims the Claredon hotel, of Zanes
vile.
BRUCE HAYToN, q noted characte,
about Marion, is dead
Two FARMERS at New Carlisle were
baptized in the icy river.
SAM DANLEY, PEBBLES farmer, wa:
fatally injured by falling tree.
AQULLA NEFF, of Taylorsville. wa.
cured OF paralysis by the faith cure.
WILLIAM BARNETT walked off the
draw-bridge at GAINESVILLE and wa.
drowned.