The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-05-05
! OHIO STATE NEWS.
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Is built between Carey and Marion.

9UE parents of Bank Robber Van
Loon, who had divorce suit pending
IL Columbus, had the case dismissed
BURGLARS are raiding Defiance. They
overlook money and jewelry, but tackle
What milk and PIE they can find.
THE grand council Of Ohio, Royal
Arcanuln, adjourned at Mt. Vernon, the
ether day after selecting Toledo as the
place for meeting next year, and elect
ing and installing the following officers.
Grand regent, f. E. Ewing, Ports
raouth; grand vice regent, Lucien Soy-
nsour, Ashtabula; grand orator, G. M.
Stevenson, Bellefontaine; secretary, j.
Nj, McKinstry, Cleveland; chaplain, T..
~. Mckee, Toledo; guide, p. L. Ash
a,augh, East Liverpool, warden, F.
I.ambertin, Lima, sentry, Alfred e.
Rawlinson, Mount Vernon; representa-
tiyes to supreme council, J. +. Carter,
Geneva. and w. F. Moulton, Cleveland;
alternates, DR.. c. Huff, Cuyahoga Falls;
j. al. McKinstry, Cleveland. Supreme
deputy. II. II. Hazard, of Allegheny
City, Pa, installed the officers-elect.
EDWARD MACE has sued the Cleveland
~ Canton Railroad Co. for $4,000 dam
ages for injuries sustained in an acci-
dent TO a train on which he was brake
slnan last November.
"A COMMERCIAL club has been organ
lied at Marion.
THE Ohio ladies of the G.. A. r. met at
ComInbu
HAIRY WATERS, aged 90, fell dead ut
Bcnnison while conversing with his
mother.
THeMAs KELLEY, Of Newark, wGs
horribly lnangled by the cars at Mt
Vernon.
THREE Trimble boys found the sl1cl-
cton of IN unknown murdered man be-
Kind scIue rocks in a ravine.
JAMES LEUTENTER was captured, in
dicted. convicted and sentenced to the
PEA all in three hours at Ottawa for
stealing two mules.
CORONER SHERMAN, of Kent, has sued
to recover his fees il the Rnvenna hor-
iscr last July.
joHy j. HALL, OF Akron, has 5000 to
bet that, if he is nominated, Hill viii
beat Harrison.
YOUNGSTOWN gets that $500, 900 steel
plant, sure enough.
IJNA ~ WIS Oh hJJtT-WoThS WS.N II.
$5.tNDl SKY sold her bonds at fino
premium.
EDDIE HErSSINeER was killed at Tiff
liz by runaway horse.
CnAELEs ADAMS and Zip Tyler walked
o;;s OF the Mansfield jail
&. j. RuEY's store at West Cairo was
burglarized for the fifth time.
WM. CAssAssA. of East Liverpool, who
shot and desperately wounded Tie
Spencer brothers, has been mysteriously
released from Jail.
A COLUMBUS convict, named Mont
Euznery, sent up for life from Jackson
cunnty, went suddenly insane at the
penioentiary from brooding over his
r-oubles.
bgLY WELSH, q saloon-keeper. and
DOC Mcnamara, a bar-keeper both we'll
jzn'own in Columbus, We're mysteriously
, stabbed by some unknown person.
Welsh viii die. ~
JaHSNIE EVANS, aged 8, of Canton.
was attacked by u vicious dog and ter
rioly lacerated. The animal had to be
dispatched with an AK before, the boy
whose injuries arc quite serious, could
bc released.
Bs the caving in Of coal bank locat-
cd one mile south of Frazcysburg Geo.
N'ethers lost his life, while several
s,ther; barely escaped. The work of
excavation was pushed by a large body
OF men, and his body was recovered. I,
was crushed beneath stone yard
square.
4 ATnoUsAND-BARREI oil well has been
strnci72t Listersville, near Marietta
Als. the lasters at Russell, Richardson
& Titus shoe factory, Portsmouth,
struck few days since because en-
p!pyrlent was refused two of their mem
bers.
PHILIP e. MEEKER died at PEBBLES the
other day from injuries received by be-
ing thrown from his buggy. Mr.. Mer-
her was formerly business man of
Coyington, Ky, and was we'll known in
that city and Cincinnati.
JEFEERsoNvILLE has an epidemic of
lnalign&nt diphtheria.
FLIA;FLAM workers are "skinning'
Youngstown merchants.
ALo!s MILLER was drowned at Tiffin
while fishing.
sUSDAY saloonists at Massillon get
80 and costs each. y@id
CAPT. G. W. MCMILLAN, died at the
Columbus Insane asylum. si a ya
SECRETARY OF STATE PooRMAN the
Other evening received communication
h~,m the board of trustees of the Cincin-
rsati college, in which they decline to
s.occrr the amendment to that institu-
fie1ns charter, providing for the consol-
isAafion with the Cincinnati university.
Z he communication is signed by William
Howard Neff, president, and Alexander
IL McGaffey, secretary of,the board OF
trustees The bill providing. for the
Gonsolidation was introduced by SEN
ator Clingman, of Hamilton county, and
became a law a few days before the
close of the recent session. There is
much doubt that the trustees can resist
the provisions of this act, ais at the time