Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
OHIO STATE NEWS.


Wilbey and hit Samuel Aultmau, at Mt
Oreb, has been bound over to the grand
jury.
THE Springfield board of affairs re-
fuses to sustain the council in its eff
fort to bring the natural gas company
to time.
THE departure of ex-Mayor White
from Beaver Dam was celebrated in
regular Fourth of July way. White was
very unpopular.
THE schools at Waynesville closed
on account of diphtheria.
DURING dance at Oberlin, Art Pome-
roy was fatally stabbed by Orrin
Hughes.
THE Grover Cleveland club, of Mans
field, has changed the name to Jackson
club.
WIN. SEAMAN, of Jones Station. tried
to suicide because his parents accused
him of being lazy.
JOS Spohn, aged s5, died at Tiffin,
from the effects of fall on an icy pave
ment several weeks ago.
VIM. L. Cisco, convicted of man
slaughter, having shot a corn thief just
q year ago, was sentenced, at Sidney.
to one year in the penitentiary Chaa
Coville, who stabbed man with q
pocket-knife, goes up for two years
AT Urbana, Don Purkeypile, indicted
for shooting Mrs Sarah Idle, with in
tent to kill, entered plea of guilty and
was sentenced to seven years in the
penitentiary by Judge Griger 1t turns
out that Purkenpile is deserter from
the regular army, in which he enlisted
after committing the crime for which
he was sentenced.
. w. r. REED, one of the Ohio Worlds
Fair commissioners appointed by Gov
ernor Campbell, has resigned.
JOHN WARREN, alias Chas Anderson.
an escaped convict from the Xenia
work house, was arrested at Dayton.
FERD SErTz, the old murderer who
, served over fifty years in the Ohio PEN
itentiary, has been declared insane.
= JONATHAN MARLEY, leading law
. yer of Springfield, was found dead in
his bed the other morning Death was
) caused by rheumatism of the heart
7 The entire board of penitentiary
5 managers has resigned to Gov. McKin-
5 ley.
}. Miss KATE RAYL, a Lima school
:. teacher, was arrested for severely pun
n lsh>nB paralyzed girl.
r MICHAEL STAUCH an ex-convict, was
9 discovered sneaking away from the
!. Panhandle depot, Newark, with a mail
/. sack. He was chased two blocks when
If he dropped his load and escaped. A
. warrant for his arrest was issued by
D. United States Commissioner King.
s Stauch has skipped the county.
~ EDWARD KMBALL, colored prisoner
s. serving a ten-year sentence in the peni-
:; tentiary, from Hamilton county, for
10 cutting to kill. the other day deliber-
10 ately MANNED himself for life. llimball
o. violated the prison rules and was pun
r ished. In q spirit of revenge he re-
Is turned to the hoe shop, where he was
40 employed, sharpened one edge Of an
m unfinished hoe placed his hand against
IN the wall, and at one stroke severed the
al al two middle fingers of the left hand and
ID nearly severed the index finger. Tha
n. n. edge of the steel was turned where il
Of struck the finger bones. 1t is believed
ns ae that the index finger can be saved.
,e- Kimball is twenty-five years old and is
70. 70. doing time for attempting to cut q
o mans throat in rough and tumble
II. fight
"a AT Norwalk, Ernst Kenyon fell thirty
I'M feet from an electric light pole the
Of other morning, fracturing both wrists
x. crushing knee-cap and nose, and .suf
5T Of. fering internal injuries 1t is thought
NJ he will survive, though as a cripple fol
~, life.
ice WHILE crossing the track of the
ali ali Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad OF
is horseback. about seven miles below
a, Steubenville, Charles G.. Showalter, O
is; the firm of Showalter & Kamm, the ex
aassi tensive Steubenville butchers, wa
for struck by train and fatally injured
rr rm The horse was instantly killed
no MIR CLINGMAN. of Hamilton, intro
r." duced bill in the senate to amen,
zen zen Section 1928 of the Revised Statutes s.
zen as to give mayors of all the municipal
iay tiles final jurisdiction in petty offenses
or instead of having such cases taken u
ich to the court of common pleas Al
M, me- such cases are to be tried by a jury
caf however.
uci cS LIMA is being flooded with counter
felt quarters and dollars.
,es les AN effort is being made to knock on
ing the habitual criminal law.
i, a The Dayton fair will be held thi
the year September s, 6, Z, 8 and0.
'Sfiy biys The following patents were issue
) to the other day: George McConover, Clev,
a az. q land, draw shave; Eugene Fontaine
ing Upper Auburndale, railway time sil
'riz. nal; Arthur A. Fuchs, Tiffin, box CLAMP
''uty ing machine; also machine for trim
I Of ming box corners; also box-tenonin
@ eem machines; Harry b. .Garrigues, Massillol
molding plastic material; John n
vas vas Haise, Florence, broom-holder; Tho
ling L. Jenkins, East Liverpool extensic
'ans ash-pan and fender; Thoa 8. Maxwell
END Cleveland; attachment holder fl
mon sewing machines; Nose Mosle
rail. Cincinnati, burglar-proof safe (r
By issue); John B. Murphy, decease
' sSbs, bs. Cincinnati M. ]. Murphy, administr
the trix, cut out; Ernest f. Pfuger, Akro