The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-07-30
OHIO STATE NEWS.

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grace, he killed himself
JESSIE KIMBALL KING, a Cleveland
society girl, created n sensation in her
native town by appearing on the stage
in tights in the chorus of an Cpera
company.
Mrs. JouN ULENBAKE and child were
probably Totally injured in runaway
accident near Ft. Recovery.
ADAM STEWART, n Youngstown luna
tic, imagines that he is a telephone ex-
change
LAURA STILES and Minnie Reprogle,
two bad Bellcfontaine girls were sent
to the reform school.
A REWARD of $500 is offered for the
arrest of Dan Noble, OF Steubenvillc,
who shot his brother Wesley.
CINCINNATI has voted against issuing
&c, 900, 900 in bonds to build new water
works.
BILL SIMMIssoN, a noted character and
desperate, of Ft. Recovery, died from
the bite of a rattlesnake.
AFTER terrible suffering Adolph Kem-
per, aged five, died near PEBBLES from
the effects of u snake bite.
son Grove were fatally crushed by
fall of slate in n Bellaire mine.
FRANCIS JONES committed suicide
with pistol near Hamilton.
AT o'clock the other morning the
works of the Akron Stoneware Co. were
destroyed. Loss, S35, 900; insurance,
$4,000. The works will be rebuilt.
IL. II. HENDRICKS, who was one of a
party of Dayton knights of Pythias
who went with their families the other
night to see the spectacle of "a Night
in Pebin," in Cincinnati, was run down
by freight train before the eyes of his
wife and children, and so badly in
jured that he died few hours later.
Ed JOHNSON, the eleven-year-old son
of VIM. johnson, living in East Marion,
started to build fire in cook stove,
and, as it did not burn readily, began
pouring kerosene upon the Goals. The
can, which was Of glass, exploded with
terrific force, and young johnson is
| literally roasted from his chest to his
knees, and can not recover.
r. P. STRAIN, one of the Toledo coun-
cilmen, indicted for boodling, has re-
signed.
JOHN Bonn, a Cincinnati lunatic,
tried to hang himself in the Columbus
Jail.
The drinking fountain donated to
Marysville, by the w. G. L. u, has been
dedicated.
AT Bellaire the Novelty Stamping
Co., has been organized with 500, 900
capital.
SEVERAL glass-worl1ers from Martins
Ferry, have been engaged to work at
the Worlds fair.
A BIG sensation is about ready to eX-
plode at the Butler county infrmary.
AT the infir1nary is young girl named
Rebecca Bird, of Middletown, who is in
an interesting condition. Her father is
a poor man working by the day for a
livelihood. The girl was admitted into
the institution August IA, 1889, during
the term of Supt. S. D. Shields.
WHILE August Pfaff was working in
sewer trench at Sandusly the sides
caved in and buried him. The heavy
stones that fell upon him crushed him
to death instantly. Deceased was fifty
years of age, and leaves large family.
SAMUEL Moss, farmer, living north
of Columbus, was fatally injured by a
falling timber in his barn.
Miss EDNA GLASS, of Rudolph, near
Kent, took her fathers place as mail
carrier, and horse-whipped Bert Will
liams, who insulted her.
DAVID ENLIoN, working on the new
amphitheater at the Gallipolis fair
grounds, was dangerously injured by a
derrick falling on him.
AT Martins Ferry, James and Ed
Williams were caught burglarizing a
saloon of four kegs of beer, and were
arrested.
THE scraps in which gun, razor,
and brick played leading parts, caused
zens.
GABE MILLIGAN, of Newark, was shot
and killed by Officer Hazlett while re-
sisting arrest.
WILLIE STEWART aged II, shot him
self in the leg at Delaware while mon
lSeying with revolver.
ROBERT LEE is in Jail at Marion
charged with stealing a flock of sheep.
CHAs SELLE, an old man living at
SanduslSy, jumped into a cistern and
drowned himself Dependency
SAMUEL SHAFFER, a well-bnown CO.
lumbus newspaper man, died from an
old wound received during the war.
CHARLES HENSON was almost asphyX-
lated in a Portsmouth hotel He had
never seen gas.
HON. GEO. w. MoNYPENNY, of Colum-
bus, well-lnown democratic poll
tican, died at Bowdie, Md.
THERE is talk of an electric railway
between Cadiz and Uniondale.
STEUBENvILLE is to have whisky
cure establishment.
GAINESVILLE is shipping 600 bushels
of raspberries daily.
EASTERN Ohio farmers report potatoes
rotting in the ground.
GEORGE LEsLEIN, of Columbus, at
tempted suicide by cutting out his
bowels.
JOHN McSHAFFREY, of Akron, got
tired of life's struggle and took rough
on rats.
THE internecine war which has beer
raging for several months among the
field and staff of the Fifth regiment
o. n. G., with headquarters at Cleve
land, has at last been settled. Capt
Whitneys commission was signed the
other day, those who opposed him hav'
ing withdrawn their objections.
WOOSTER democrats organized per
manent Cleveland club.