The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-06-16
OHIO STATE NEWS.

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penitentiary, tilted back in his chair and
fell. His head struck the stone floor
and his skull was fractured.
LIeHrSINe struck a'C6lumbus school
house. causing panic among children.
No one injured.
JAS. II. DAY was nominated for cir
cult judge by the democrats of the
Third judicial district at Lima. The
Office is for six years and pays $4,000
per annum.
CLYDE POWERS was impaled on picket
fence and seriously injured at Marion.
THE circuit court of Belmont county
held that Mrs. Watson had right to
disinter the body of her first husband,
David Park. jr., and his relatives have
now taken the case to the supreme
court
JOHN SuuMAKEn, of Alliance, was
drowned while bathing in Sippo lake
the other night
JOHN LEHMAN, while intoxicated at
Canton, was run down by Fort Wayne
train and ground to pieces. He leaves
u family.
LABoRERs, working on electric road
ut Lima, struck for higher wages.
DoS'T shoot squirrels yet. New law
protects them until July and after De-
cember Is.
A FLOCK of sheep were killed by
lightning near Newark, the other day.
MARIA HAMILTON, colorcd, died in
church at Ironton.
GEORGE MAuG, coal miner, was killed
by the cars at Massillon.
PREPARATIONS are being made at Co.
lumbus for the state fair.
REUBEN RossMANN, farmer, was killed
by lightning near Sandusky.
COLBERT FUcH, farmer, was instantly
killed by lightning at Ellsworth.
S. ID. YoUNG, a patient at the Central
insane asylum, Columbus, committed
suicide the other morning before a
street car load of people, and they were
powcrless to prevent it Attendant
Rooney brought him to the city to pur-
chase some clothing The goods were
purchased and the men were returning
to the asylum. Young was standing
On the rear end of the car. AS the car
reached the center of the Scioto river
bridge Young jumped and before re-
straining hand could be placed on him
he hurled himself over the side of the
bridge and into the water, distance of
about sixty feet below. Young
live at MI Vernon and he has been in
the asylum since November last.
THE Rcform Presbyterian Synod, jim
session at Mansfield, requests its nom
bers to withdraw from all secret socie-
f;nc and In hor Orfrp =, zn fio.,s
A ANINETEEN-YEAR-oLDs son OF Chas j.
Worts, of West Maple street, Colur,bn,.
disappeared from home on the 9Th OF
May, and his parents have nos been
able to get trace Of him since. The boy
looked much younger than he really
was He was very slim, rather inclined
10 be roun1-shouldered, had dark brown
hair, blue eyes, black coat and vest,
black derby hat, pants with raised and
plain stripe, white sateen Shirt black
vine running through it, knitted under
wear. He had on his person an open
face silver watch, with fob chain.
w. H. PREDMoRE, an influential and
wealthy farmer of tho eastern part OF
Licking county, was the other day re-
adjudged insane. His trouble, which
eliminated in sending him to the asy-
lum on June 8, 1891, was due to business
reverses. rf
THE other evening near Trio, the
three-year-old child of David Brose was
! missed from the farmhouse. Search
was instituted and prolonged during
the entire night At 8 o'clock next
morning Mr.. Brose's faithful dog
brought to the house the child's garment,
and pilotedathe family to neighboring
creek where the infant was found
drowned.
| AT Gallipolis, Chas Thorne met with
painful accident the other morning
while running rip-saw at the furni.
ture factory. He accidentally Let his
left hand slip, and thus had three fingers
cut of. ~ g.atg t.s
AUGUST KLoEFFER, Of Springfield. sus-
pected of killing his wife, has beep'hon-
orably acquitted She died from rup.
ture OF The spleen.
The Fourteenth regiment, Of Colum-
bus, and the Cleveland City cavalry will
escort Gov. Mckinley 10 the dedication
/ OF the Worlds fair building.
JESSE Roth, of Wooster, hanged him
{, self with halter.
FARMER JOSEPH CARROLL. of Carroll
| ton, went suddenly insane.