The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-06-30
OHIO STATE NEWS.


STUDENTS of Wittenberg college at
Springfield demand the resignation of
Prof. g. L. Ehrenfeld on the ground of
general incompetency.
WILLIAM WALLACE, circus man,
cloped with Matte Barr, of Marion,
and sold a hired horse and buggy. The
girl was arrested in Cleveland
JOHN STULL, Of Youngstown, blew
out his brains.
JOAN DEETz, ten, drowned at Millers-
burg while fishing.
The house of Simon Michael, near
Lawrenceville, was destroyed by se-
we're electrical storm the other night
A bolt of lightning struck the dwelling,
setting fire to it The family escaped
with their lives, but the house and con-
tents were entirely destroyed Loss,
$4,000; insured for 81, 500.
w. w. Roach, of Rio Grande, near
Gallipolis, met with painful, II not
serious, accident at Slager's saw mill.
While running saw he slipped and his
left arm was cut of at the shoulder
blade.
PRoP. WILLIS Il. BoUanToN, formerly
of the Ohio university, and now OF
Philadelphia, Pa, has been appointed
TO the chair of rhetoric and English
literature in the Ohio university.
HOMER LLOYD, of jackson, shot at
frog, but hit his own foot
STRIKERS assaulted four scab street
car drivers at Cleveland
THE steeple of st. Paufs Episcopal
church at Steubenville struck by light
ming.
WELLS PATTERSON dropped dead at
Newark while splitting wood
CHARLES SULLIVAN, Of Hamilton,
quarreled with his wife and then shot
and killed himself.
ON account of several new cases of
smallpox developing at Pomcroy, Mid
dleport has instituted strict Quaran-
tine against Pomeroy.
REV Mr.. GROVES, for the last year
pastor of the Christian church In Ports
mouth, died suddenly the other morn
ing of typhoid fever.
WATER from the heater pipes In the
Gardner block, Norwall,, played havoc
the other night In the stores Of ]. L..
Hudson, the Peters Clothing Co. and
Hoyt g. Co Many goods were wet and
spoiled in all the stores The damage
amounts to $500.
NEAR Wooster, John Keiffer's $1,000
barn was struck by lightning the other
evening and with five hundred bushels
of grain and lot of farming imple.
ments, was consumed Partially in
sured.
D. A. Mcdowell, dry goods man at
Millersburg, who deals in all kinds OF
produce, got in number OF cases OF
| eggs and stored them In his warehouse.
Going to the room soon after, he heard
the feeble peep Of a young chicken.
| On examining one of the cases he came
across q young chick that had picked
open the shell, having been hatched Out
by the very warm weather.
| DAVID BEEcKEI, OF Madisonburg
mortally wounded his thrce-year-olt
sister. He was trying to shoot 9 crow
| and the gun missed fire. When he was
putting on fresh cap the gun was dis
charged, the entire load lodging in th<
child's face and head.
AFTER thirteen years Of prison Life
Patrick Dunn was liberated the other
afternoon through pardon granted By
Gov. Mckinley. Dunn was received al
the penitentiary from Summit county
in 1870 on life sentence for murder in
the second degree, having killed . mar
whom he suspected of undue intimacy
with his wife, subject about which
the two were quarreling at the time o;
the murder. His pardon was recon-
mended by the state board
JAS. Com, young farmer living nesl
Jeffersonville, who disappeared so mys
teriously few weeks ago, leaving be
hind bride of month, has returned
quite as mysteriously. No cause is give1
for his strange conduct His wife say
she will not live with him again.
CHARLIE HINAMoN, living six mile
north of Marion, had horse worth 500
stolen out of pasture field the othel
night Clews are being worked which
will probably recover the animal
The Belmont county teachers insti
tute will be held at ST. Clairsville Jul,
25 to August 10.
! Lucy MOORE, aged 10, is mysteriousl.
missing from Amelia.
SPRINGFIELD ladies will renew tn
crusade against saloons.
DANIEL PETERS was fatally injured b,
q runaway horse at Tiffin.
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