The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-07-21
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WHtD 0esuine out the council cham. |
bef at Jsokson the city clerk threw e4o.. |
900 worth Of bonds in the stove
I r. ppSEB hes been appointed post
aSscin 4 TI 5TFTS Il
The loss from the Sprin gfield cyclone
will reach sio1 900 None Of the injured
TIE board Of pardonA after visiting
the annex, decidek ask for reprieve
In the csses Of Murderers Craig and
Mccarthy until they (ths board) meets
In September. t e
FRANZ MARAN, penitentiary con.
vict who had been playing the insanity
dodge for some time, tried TO carve two
guarge With . razor, but wes finally
subdued and punished y ts
DELBERr FORBES, aged r., was struck
and killed by q baseball at Columbus
TIE First national bank, Of Huron,
has been csganised with capital stock
Of $50, 600
A. J. Rosa, . deaf man, was killed by
the cars at Blue Ash, Hamilton county.
MICHAEL BuRNs was fatally crushed
by cars at Springfield ...
SEVEN members Of Toledo's council
are indicted for bood1ine -"
Ed AND HIRAM SEYMOUR, Of Chilli.
cothe, saw Ike Schreckengast drinking
at spring, and mistaling him for an
animal shot him
The Catholic Total Abstinence society
met at Youngstown, elected officers,
and selected Cincinnati Ase the next
meeting place
JOHN REED, an old man living at
Jackson. was nearly beaten TO death by
his two daughters because he refused
TO divide his property with them
NELLIE PuRTEE, aged IA, attempted
suicide with laudanum, at Portsmouth,
because her mother scolded her for talk
ing TO . boy. ,.-
| Tn MAIoNEY, q Cincinnati convict,
serving Ave years for larceny, Is dying
| Of Inflammation OF the stomach, In the
| penitentiary
WHILE riding with two girls at Mans
field, Ed Metcalf was thrown from Q
buggy and his neck was broken. The
! girls carried his body home
| o. The Onion iron and Steel Co., with q
capital stock Of 81, 500, 900 was formed at
Youngstown
REPoRTs from Alliance concerning an
epidemic of scarlet fever in the Fair
| mount Children's home are greatly ex-
aggerated
| CHAs. FISHER, an Urbans tailor, was
pressed too hard by creditors and
skipped
A NUMBER of underground passages
| h,vS ~
ging cellar in Columbus They were
used to secrete runaway slaves before
the war.
| ANDREW GRovEMILLER, who commit
ted suicide at Canton, took his life be-
cause he could not live apart from his
wife. Some weeks ago Mrs Grovemil-
ler applied for and was granted d.
vorca
MRs. SARAH n MCCORMICK, aged 81
years, and one OF the oldest ladies in
Gallia county, met with serious acci-
dent the other night She tried to get
between COW that was tied and barn
and got caught with the rope and was
thrown violently against the barn, the
COW falling against her, breaking three
ribs. besides hurting her internally
Her recovery Is doubtful
THE Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Co. fled o certificate with the secretary
Of state, few days ago. increasing it,
capital stock from $4,000, 900 to sl4,
600. 900 Under the Massie law the STATE
receives fee Of $4,000 for the increase
Of capital, and It was paid by the com
pany without the usual protest
JAMES o. DAVIS, q well-known either
of Dayton. and prominent in G. A. R
circles, was found dead In his room the
other evening.
BERT JACKSON, switchman at Bay
ard, had his leg taken off by c. ant
! P. train, and was injured internally
He lives at Youngstown and will die.
| ONE of the oldest residents Of Cincin
natl passed away Q few days ago at the
Old Mems home on Walnut Hills Th'
deceased was Capt Ira Athearn. who
I at the time of his demise, was in hi.
ninety-fourth year. Capt Athearn wa
well known III steambost circles wher
steamhDAtan9 iSpas seeing its palmy
days fh1 &orttee md Afties.
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