The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-04-21
OHIO STATE NEWS.


JENNIE MOORE, of Napoleon, was ar
rested at Findlay for kidnapping,
GOLD is said to have been discovered
on farm in Smoky Row, near Spring
field.
Mns. FARRow, Springfield woman,
threw hatchet at her husband and
clipped off his ear.
CITY SOLICITOR JOHN STURGEON, of
Bucyrus, is mysteriously missing, and
his affairs are fearfully tangled.
j. M. CRAWFORD, Columbus Grove
merchant, identified Van Loon, who is
on trial at Ottawa, as the man who
robbed the bank at Columbus Grove.
IT was found that strychnine was con-
tanned in the medicine that caused the
death Of Shoemaker, the gold-cure vic
tim, at Columbus
Mrs. JOHN CHILDs, wealthy widow
of Elyra, died suddenly of heart dis
case.
CHARLES HELFRIcK, brakeman, of
Crestline, slipped under the wheels
while coupling cars at Alliance. He
will die.
MRs. DELoNe, IS, was fatally burned
at Wamsleyville.
FINLEY TABLER, Dexter City luna
tic, attempted suicide by shooting.
A SLICK stranger worked off forged
check for $3.50 on the Farmers Bank at
Canton.
DAVID KENNEDY went suddenly in
sane at Canton, and assaulted Rev.
Father Arnold.
Mrs. HARRIET KELLEY, of Gallipolis,
was arrested for fraudulently obtaining
a pension.
The mayor and general members of
council at Bcllefontaine are on the
''outs," because council opposed his
honor in several measures.
HARRY JONES had his right hand
taken off in frizzing machine at CALI.
polls.
THE sixth annual session of the state
Daughters of Rebckah YVES brought to
close at Lima few days ago. The
following officers were elected: Prcsi-
dent Frances A King, of East Liverpool;
vice-president, Ida Killan, Springfield;
secretary, Anna Henry, Akron; treas
urer, Mrs. Warren, Garretsville; war;
den, Mrs. e. w. Mosier, Lima; inside
guardian, Anna Hasleip, Sidney; chap
lain, Kate Sager, Columbus. Toledo
was chosen as the place for the holding
of the next meeting. One of the things
under advisement by the assembly is
the building of an Orphan Childrcn's
home, and to further this beneficent
movement a resolution was introduced
and carried that Mrs. Allie Schuler
meet with the Grand lodge and present
the prayer in behalf of the order in
Ohio.
A NIGHT session of the house of repre-.
sentatives broke up in row at 10
o'clock, the other night. A number Of
the members desired to attend prize
fight at the Columbus Athletic club,
and, although in the minority, planned
to force an adjournment in order that
they might do SO. Representative
Daugherty, who was party to it, was in
the chair, and recognized a motion to
adjourn, and refused to notice demands
for the yeas and nays. He declared the
motion to adjourn carried on viva
voce vote. Instantly there was n
scene of pandemonium on the floor.
Representative Taylor, his face livid
with rage, hurled terrible denunciations
at the chair. Representative Beaumont
cried: "Put the scoundrcl out of the
chair" and similar cries came from all
over the floor, but Chairman Daugherty
had declared the house adjourned and
left the desk. Representative Griffin,
who had urged adjournment, ap-
preached Taylor, who was delivering q
haranguc, to pacify him, but the en-.
ragged legislator struck blow which
caught Grifin's hat and sent it sailing
across the desks, but did no other dam
age. The excitement gradually sub
sided, and those who wished to do SO
withdrew to attend the pugilistic en-
tertainment.
IT is thought that bills for public
buildings at Mansfield and GallipoIs
will pass the U. S. house.
JOSEPH j. WEILANDT, an aged resi-
dent OF Canton, was killed by the cars
The residence Of Postmaster Frank
Gallagher, OF St Martins, was burned.
LEW STEVENS, section boss, of Ports
mouth, was run over and killed by q
Scioto Valley train the other day.
EACH season 2OO, 900 baskets of peaches
are shipped from Athens county. The
recent frost nipped this years crop
A 25,O0O-PoUND casting fell on Robert
Collier at the Columbus machine works,
injuring him internally.
FRANK SWALLOW, Lima motorman,
was caught in the machinery Of his car
and badly injured.
CnAs. SAUKRs. Of Columbus, killed
his young friend, Gus Yeager, with Q
gun that was not loaded.
NEWARK is afflicted with gang Of
fre-bugs.
JOHN Bower, Earl Stuckman, Geo.
Martin and Walter Matthews, striking
molders at Mansfield, have been bound
over for melting riot.
Mrs. HAPPY MCKEE, of Caldwell, at
tempted to cut her throat with razor.
Her mind Is deranged- She win re-
cover.