The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-08-20
OHIO STATE NEWS.

FRANK Rox, aged twenty, has made
two unsuccessful attempts to kill him
self in GAINESVILLE, because girl Tilted
him. He says he will use gun the
next time, and make sure of the job.
A. P. NEWELL, probate judge of Full
ton, died at Lakeside.
HARVEY KENYON, of Delaware, who
was shot by his son, is dead.
TIE peoples party at Marietta re-
fused to indorse the republican candi-
date for clerk of the court.
WM c. RAMSEY, n Cleveland demo-
crat, has been appointed by Gov. Nc
Kinley, member of the state board of
charities.
INTERNATIONAL wagon and carriage
makers session at Columbus decided TO
allow no person that becomes intoxi-
Gated to join the union.
JAMES DUFF, United States prisoner
from Arkansas, tried to hang himself in
his cell in the pen.
A YOUNG man named Rodgers acci-
dentally shot himself at Caldwell, while
putting his revolver in his pocket.
ExCHAPLAIN TRIFFIT, who resigned
from the penitentiary in disgrace, had
the nerve to apply for position as
guard at that institution.
REVENUE officers discovered an illicit
still in the woods near Wellston.
A VICIOUS cat attacked 4-year-old
Arthur Yoder, of Bellefontaine, and
tore away part of his cheek.
JAMES WORKINGS, a Bellefontaine
farmer drove long butcher knife into
his heart Cause unknown.
DAVID TROOPS was given hearing
by the mayor of Cridersville the other
day, and sent to Jail in default of $500
bail, for stoning train from which he
had been bounced while stealing a ride.
FRED WIcHNER, of Defiance, had an
AK buried in his chest by a young man
named Hughes, whom he accused of
being intimate with his wife.
GUY DREW, farmer, was shot in the
thigh, the other evening, by Blinkey
Myers, of Lagonda. Myers, Ed. Woods,
and Albert Alexander were shooting
Drew's chickens when Drew gave chase.
Myers warned him to STOP but Drew,
continuing on, was shot All were ar
rested.
AT Youngstown, Frank Lawson re-
turned home the other night from lodge,
and found his wife on the floor in an
unconscious condition, with blood
oozing from her mouth. During his
absence an unknown man entered the
house and brutally attacked her. His
purpose is unknown.
THE boiler at the Island Siding brick
works, five miles above Steubenville,
exploded the other evening, and the
engineer, Norman Shepherd, was so
badly scalded by the escaping steam
that he will likely die. Three gauges
were shown by the indicator at the
, time of the explosion.
STANIsLAUs RUMANsKI, one of the re-
bellious members of the Polish Roman
Catholic church of st. Stanislaus, Cleve-
land, has been sent to the Cleveland
Insane asylum. Bishop Horstman ex-
communicated him, with the other vio-
lent opponents of the priest in charge,
and this fact, together with the trouble
in his family, caused by the parish re-
bellion, unbalanced his mind.
NEAR Marble Furnace, Richard Nc
Cord, a young man employed with Louis
Fislle's thrashing-machine, had both
arme entirely torn off while feeding the
machine. He was speaking to another
employe, and let his hand get too close
to the cylinder, which caught his shirt
sleeve and forced his arms into the ma
chine, the flesh and bones passing en-
tirely through and coming out on the
aw-carrier. McCords injuries are
pronounced fatal. His father and broth
er have each lost an arm in the same
manner.
THERE is much typhoid fever in Bel
mont county
MAD dogs have made their appear
ance at Feesburg.
MISS ELLA EARLY fled suit the other
day in court at Lima, asking for S10,0
damages against James Vertmer for
breach of promise.
MAssILLoN offers to donate 2O4 acres
of land for the Eastern insane asylum.
OSCAR PHILLIPS and VIM. johnson
were fatally injured by the explosion of
gas in Wellston mine.
FRANKLIN MAGULL, Coalton farmer,
was killed by lightning.
FRANK STOUT, of Pickaway county,
escaped from the Columbus Insane
asylum.
AT Martins Ferry freight conductors
are fined for blockading the streets
with cars.
CHARLES STEVENS, house painter, of
Massillon, fell from Ex-senator Con-
RAIDS house, distance of forty feet.
He may recover.
Mrs MARY E. HAYNER, of Cambridge
while sitting in chair at her home,
suddenly expired. Heart disease.
The famous Shoupe divorce case, on
trial at Delaware, ended by Mrs. Shoupe
getting divorce, $4,000 alimony and
custody of their child
RoBT. JOHNSON, N. Y, p and o.
brakeman, was killed by the cars at
Youngstown.
The Bellaire nail works refuses to
sign the amalgamated scale.
Jos. LOOSE, of Butler, shot himself to
death because of i'll health.
The annexation of Brookside gives
bridgeport population of 4,0s6.
A MAN named Masserfallen, IS years
old, hanged himself at New Phila-
| delphia.
BERT NICHOLS a life saver at Lake
side Peak bathing beach, was drowned
late the other night while under the in
iuence of liquor
MRS. MATTE RoBAcHER, of Upper
Sandusky, who remarked her divorced
husband, wants another legal separa-
ton from him.
Two B.& o. engines collided on the big
hri hn all