The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-04
OHIO .OfITH NEWS

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PIusoEERs Ia the penitentiusy ase al
lowed to 60 10 theif shiRt slseves dur
IN The hot weather. @H N
DENNIS woLrR, Of Springfield was
arrested for burglarixing Carson q
Fox's wholesale grocery.
Miss LORENA TRACHr, Of Gallon, was
overcome by heat and died while play
Ing the piano
HENRY Borrs o-ysas-oSdE daughter
was killed by q falling treD at West
Carlisle. near Coshocton.
The. Sixth ward IN Youngstown
started q Cleveland and Stevenson club,
with 100 members a. starter.
FRANK MCCURREN wss found 4epd On
Vie railroad traek - Aap4s ig be9 9eved
70 have been robbed (aSd nuFdese6
n..,.s Z : :, ~; S.'ss.' sslssss3 sss;s.
vice H. O. Blue, resigned
CnILrlcoTHE IA TO have electric lights
and etecrrk alreeS kskA
The Columbus Posi- has been placed
IN the hands Of q receiver.
WuLR MuIxxN, aged IN, ~. killed
by . failing tree during sstban ~ Ssn-
dusky.
PATRICK Cusrcx, Of Marion, was
drowned while Asdins IN pond In The
Terrell quarrieA
STATE Foop Co44lssFo1HA McNEn
win enforce the law against the
| adulteratio Of Wine and be6H
The heaviest reinrsto1m OF the season
took place at MilleE,bnsgh, tAs, ethe,
| afternoon The large barn, fun Of
grain. owned by Jacob Netherow. three
I miles west Of town. was struck by
lightning and burned
wHns Carl MIA s1sA yeara Of
Millsrabrrg, We plAJig around some
marble slabs = HlhRSlx the other
evening, one 6 them feal on him,
breaking both legs and otherwise IN
juring him.
ANOTHER severe storm passed over
Wooster the other night between 10
and ii o'clock. Az II o'clock We re-
fections from three burning barns In as
many directions could - seem at ono
time. One was William Myers. south
west Of town loss a, 900; insurance
$1,000 John LindeayA northWest,
loss nearly $4,000; no INSURANCE. An
other, Peter CenradsA northeast, loss
$1,000; insurance $4,000 They were all
struck by lightning.
ATTORNEYS T. NJ MARRIOTT and
Gen. J. s. Jones had fight in the Del
aware probate court over case
DURIEe the hearing OF the famous
shoupe divorce case a Delaware. Mrs
Shoupe's father called Judge saltwater
liar. @
MARSH SIDDoNs. q well-knowu o.
lumbus sport and gambler, is broke,
having lost about $4,000 against faro
since the first Of june
GUY MARVIN, Q farmer near Ffndlay,
shot and fatally wounded Fireman
Decker, his former employee Deckes
ruined Marvin's sister,
CHARLES. alias Jesse Jauea a GelH
poliA Is twenty-une yeAra Old. End 4
now working ouS his atwenty-l louxtt
police court sentences d ths streetA A
] W. JsvFRY, Of NewesA boefowel
sa5o from Mira. Lizzie hoss On q psomis
sorry note payable only after his death
JOHN BRowN's hotel at Kirby, nea,
Upper Sandusky, cAught fye fpn q
locomotive spark and nearly the whole
business portion ot the town was
burned
FRANK MCCuRRAN, brickyard pro
prietor Of Lima, was killed with q coup
ling pin Robbery was the object,
MRS FRANK WILLIAMS was perhaps
fatally injured by an East Liverpool
electric car on which she was q passen
ger going over an embankment
At Mauds, b p. Fox, who recently
received pension of s24s from Unols
Sam was robbed Of 800,
MIsCHrEvoUs boys at Dalton placed
dummy man on the track Of the W. &
L. E railroad few days ago. The
engineer Of q west-bound trafn sav
the dummy and applied the air brakes
suddenly, bringing the passengers NJ
standing. A detective is now hunting
for those boyA .l
J. T. MURrHY, president Of patent
medicine company located IN Columbus
was nearly boiled alive by the explosion
of tank of hot cough sirup the othel
day. He was standing near the tank
when 1t suddenly gave way, delugins
him with the hot fluid With remarka
! BILE presence of mind he ran to Q vat q
cold water, near BY, and jumped Il
headforemost His eyesight was thu
preserved His body was almost cooked
but it b thought he will reooyeA i :