The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-02-04
OHIO STATE NEWS.

INNS. HATTIE CRrTcHFIELD. Of Mt.
Vernon, was fined $500 and sent to Jail
for contempt of court.
JOHN HARMON, a Dayton molder, died
from chloroform while the doctors were
preparing for an operation.
A INSTRUMENTATION attachment
was issued against tho United States
Rolling Stock works at Urbana.
THR,O N. @. bill has stirred up New.
ark and the citizens will fight it.
DAN SEcRrsT, of Mansfield. shot his
wife, twenty-five shot having lodged in
her body.
c M. SMITH, Of Washington G. H.,
was sentenced to the O. P. one year for
forgery.
THE Ohio Poland China Record asso-
ciqMon met at Dayton.
EdwARD b. KINKEAD assistant state |
law librarian, has resigned.
WHILE operating steam sewing |
machine at the Xenia Shoe factory,
Miss Anna Canning ran a needle
through one of her fingers, the needle
breaking of and part of it lodging in
the bone so that the doctor could not
get it out. The young lady went to the
electric light works, and, after subject
ing her finger to the magnetic current
twolhours, the needle was drawn out by
the electricity without pain or injury.
ALLIANCE has morphine cure insti-
tute.
GEORGE RIDER Of Scipio, has fallen
heir to $50. 600
SPRINGFIELD prohibitionists have in
dorsed their last years platform.
A MAN supposed to be W. A. Thomas
Of Cincinnati, died at Mansfield.
Gus PETERSON was crushed at a
Portsmouth steel mill under three tons
of cinders-
BURGLARS robbed the office Of the
GAINESVILLE Street Railroad Co. Of 500
the other night
An amusing case was tried In Mayor
McIntyrc's court Coalton, a few days
ago William Stephenson Is promi-
nent young man of that township and
Miss Lottie Strickland is handsome
! and accomplished young lady. The
Stephenson and Strickland families live
near neighbors and William and. Lottie
have been the best of friends Several
days ago they met in the road. and WILL
lam, looking wistfully at Lottie's rosy
lips, told her that he would love to have
kiss But fair Lottie bade sweet
head. This William took as challenge,
so he proceeded to take a kiss whether
Lottie gave consent or not. Then he
was happy and rejoiced. But Lottie
became indignant "red-he AIDED" as it
were, and proceeding before the magis-
trate, she preferred a charge against
William of assault and battery. He
was arranged. and blushingly pleaded
guilty to the charge. The mayor smiled
as he assessed against him fine Of one
dollar and cost This William paid, and
then he and Lottie walked off together.
as happy as happy could be.
The other morning, while driving in
q sleigh near Salineville, Ed Donohoo,
a well-knowp travelling man Of East
= Liverpool, was thrown from his seat
by the team running away, and his
head struck a tree. Instant death re.
suited Donahoo Travelled for T. E.
Wells, meat packers, Of Chicago, and
Z was well known to the trade through.
: out the west
MRS. DANIEL BUNTz accidentally
smothered her infant at Kenton.
HEREAFTEB when bridge along q
line of travel and crossing an interior
stream is swept away or burned, the
commissioners of the county in which
it is located will have to furnish free
ferriage for travellers. The bill direct
ing such action was introduced by Mr..
Wood, of Washington county, who de-
clared that personal experience had
shown him the necessity of such an i'm
provement 1t likewise does away
with the mercenary rascal who lives of
such misfortunes to his fellow-men
The bill passed without dissenting
vote.
WIN. c. RENNER. of Coshocton, take.
bath in the river before daylight ev
cry morning as preventive for grip
CARRoLLToN is putting on airs with
her first fire engine.
MASON schools are closed on account
of diphtheria.
HUGaINa parties are said to be all the
rage at Fostoria-
A BURST water main at Toledo caused
$4,000 damage
THE business portion of Mt. Victory
was swept away by fire.
A SUPPOSED Michigan bank robber il
under arrest at Delaware.
JOHN ADAMS, a farmer near Marietta
has rabies from a hog bite.
H. J. MEYERS was almost suifocate(
by natural gas in Lima hotel.
WILLIE c. BITTNER, the 9-year-olt
son of David Bittner farmer of Plail
township. near Wooster, died few
days ago While playing ball last Sep
tember he was struck on the side of tn,
head with ball. A small lump raiset
and in few days passed away, but tn,
lad now and then complained of pail
in his head. Another lump formed ant
continued to grow in size until the par
ents became alarmed and called con
sultation of physicians. The swellinl
continued to grow and was pronounced
first cancerous growth and then
tumor. The best medical attention