The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-11
OHIO STATE NEWS

OHIO MATB NEWS |
a A. Noc<A Baltimososussk RbsAoraa
q n Rosess t,hs sued 81 0SSpltler IA
SiA0ue dsrhAgSs for aiienakin9 the a4
lection Of his VITA
HENRY WHnKA Of PYeble. shot mon
stef hawk which bad two live quailA b
is claws
PAT SHAI, Of Bellefootatne went -
sane and stsrved himseA % dsgth.
FBAEH BRowN, living neaf Gseenvtlla
respondent over ll-health sho4 and IN
stantly killed himsel1
DAn1M. MAMA of Wi1mont neaa
Msssillon. forged his father's name to
500 check, got the money and s}tppea
THE board Of peniteptiery .mauAgess
At b recent sasAioX 9r&lbed tie follow
ING pakoleA e. ~ LS4H seteA yesrA
rnpe and assault sHelmbAtscodnSy. re
ceived March Is, 1s9G Henry c Hoover.
four yensa bigsmy, Wood county. 70
ceiyed Juns 40, lssfs BENZ F. McKi1
ley, ten ysAys, cutting to kill and
wound, Gallia county, received Februs
ary II, 1S@ szH aaq
The Belgian window g,aas works. q
TiHin. were sold 70 Hon Geo Brickuep
Of Sheboygan, Wis, and Andrew
Schrecls Of Mansfield, fr s3s,0OO
HAMILTON BLAcKBuRy. Of Wooster.
cleaned hts straw hat with lemon peel
Perspired and the perspiration got 10
his eyes he may loose his sight
Mrs. MARY MCFARLAND, of Cclum
bus, sued Mrs. Sarah Cadwallader for
5000 damages for SANDER. Mrs C8d
wallader limited that Myrtle Sturdevant
who drowned herself in the river at
Cincinnati, was being secreted by Mrs
McF Farlend fr immoral purposes
VIM. STBUTHER Of Youngstown,
started from home to milk the cows,
bat changed his mind and hung him
self in the barn
Mrs. RoBERr STONE, of near Alcony,
Miami county, was fatally gored by
bull the other day. The laceration ex.
tends across the lower portion Of the
abdomen distance of fifteen inches
The Indian wife of John Trout. a
United States prisoner, serving term
at Columbus for manslaughter, sue.
ceeded In getting pardon for hen hus.
band, who Is wealthy land owner ot
the Indian Territory.
MAY STILLwE1.L, aged Is, of Brtmheld
near Kent ate toad stools in mistake
for mushrooms and died.
OSCAR JAMES, an employe of the Gin.
cinnati post Office, drowned'whiie swim
ming in the lake at Put-in-Bay.
DUNcAN's FALLS has an epidemic ot
diphtheria
FRED KArsER. an eccentric Dayton
man, shielded by hanging.
''GRANSY" FAIL died at Carey, lea~-
ing 81, 900 hid in the wall
PLANS are now being perfected by
which large part of the grape end
market produce crop of the section
east of Cleveland, will be>brought In by
electricity this fall and the East Cleve-
land electric road has built two lines,
connecting with its street tracks five
miles beyond the eastern city Limits ID.
toa rich market gardening end crepe
growing section and .,willlflt up fts old
passenger cars for the estranspostStidx
Of freight running the cars directly
from the fasms to the city market
houses. Another line is building
through the country from Berea for 9
like purpose end several others are pro
jected.
TINEY FBILEY. Of Coalton, Is the
owner of blind horse and he has for
some time had him in pasture on the
lands of the Southern Ohio Coal and
Iron Co In grazing about the field the
horse plunged down an air shaft, the
distance Of the fall being ninety feet
About twenty-four hours afterward be
was discovered in the deep hole. and II
was the supposition Of everybody that,
as . matter Of course, be wes dead A
man went down and fastened ropsl
around his body, and then he was pulled
out To the surprise and utter amaze-
ment Of every body he was unhurt, and
when released he kicked up his heels
and started off to eating grass
ALBERT Ross, Of Columbus, q cnlored
blacksmith while drunk, fatally stabbed
Andrew Thorpe fla@e f+
LAURA GRANDEE, Of GAINESVILLE ab
tempted suicide with. arsenic. The
stomach pump saved her
PROP. J. O SMITH. Of the Columbus
public schools, has been cleared OF the
charge Of ungentlemsnly conduct
ALvA KrssEI, wanted for rape a
Mansfield, has skipped f
WARD township, Hooking cruAAy,
went dry" BY 1871 majority.
| MANSFIELD expects . nev fasnituy<
factory and also Z PAINT and varaish
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