The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-11-19
OHIO STATE NEWS.


vestigated. Sturgis fell beneath a car
while struggling with fellow named
Gottlieb Burgess.
Mrs. GEORGE CoNRATH, of Leetonia,
committed suicide by hanging herself
with apron strings, on an old tree back
of the house. She was about 80 years
of age, and owned considerable prop
erty.
WM. II. MILLER of Columbus, who Is
charged with firing his restaurant In
order to get the insurance money, and
out on bail. has mysteriously disap-
peared and may have drowned himself
from remorse. Ex-senator Wallace was
TO have defended him.
THE state convention of Farmers
alliance and Industrial union elected
the following officers: President, L. L.
Pegg, of Franklin county; vice-presi-
dent, l. M. Myers, of Belmont; secre-
tary-treasurer Oscar McKudy, of Bel
mont; state lecturer, j. p. Mitchell, OF
FranlSlin; executive committee: W. y.
Barr, Franklin; o. w. Westerman Mon
roe: d. ID. Woods, Licking.
LESTER, the 10-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Roegner of Piqua, while play
ing with the old family horse was
kicked in the head and badly hurt.
AT Gallipolis, Matt Canaday was
struck by sledge hammer at the Epi-
leptic hospital and his jaw broken. His
head was also mashed in fearful mani
ner.
HERMAN WENsINGER, a young man of
Fremont, while assisting Engineer
Dickinson on n fourteenfoot sewer, the
other day, narrowly escaped death bS
the sides of the sewer caving in 1pon
him. He was dug out almost dead,
after hard work.
CHARLES NUENDoRF, one of the in
dicted councilmen in Toledo, pleaded
guilty to charges of soliciting bribes, in
court. This makes the second council
man who has pleaded guilty, and two
others have been convicted by juries.
The Van Vert News carried this adj
"Wanted-A good boy can find employ
ment ut the News Office. Cigarette
smokers are barred"
HARRY GARFIELD, the eldest son of
ex-President Garfield, is to be pro-
fessor in the new law school of Western
Reserve university.
THE official count of Wyandotte coun'
tvs vote is as follows: Harrison 2,O34,
Cleveland ,, 2,s33, Weaver 81, Bidwell 130.
THE peoples party cast 9S votes and
the prohibitionists 270 votes in Clinton
county.
THE prohibitionists of Pickaway coun-
ty cast 151 votes, and the peoples party
91.
CRAWFORD county official returns are
as follows: Democratic 4, S5S, republican
2.479, peoples 1873, and prohibition 166.
HOMER S. KNOWLES, one of East Liv.
erpoors best known citizens was buried
few days ago. Gov. Mckinley ws)a an
attendant.
JUDGE GEO. w. GEDDEs died at Mans
field. He was known as the Sage OF
| Piety Hill. After contest of five days,
1878, he was elected to congress on the
1,255th ballot.
THE official count, concluded at Ra.
vena, on the head of the ticket, gives
republican plurality of S57.
THE official vote of Marion county
shows democratic majority of sos for
| Cleveland.
The official canvass of Morrow coun-
| Jy Is uS iOllO"Ss iLdIIlsOIl E,-V', SlSNS-
land 1858, Bidwell, 500, Weaver 116.
OFFICIAL vote of Mahoning county'
Harrison 5,sO6, Cleveland 6,35s, S. NJ.
Taylor 5, 7G0, w. A. Taylor 6,2S7.
The official count of Scioto county
gives Harrison majority of 1,Os7. S.
| NJ Taylor, for secretary of state, car
ries by 1,OS9. The entire republican
county ticket is elected.
THE official count in Butler county
shows that Harrison received 1896 and
Cleveland 7,765 votes, giving Cleveland
plurality of S,170.
JOHN HIsE, a Carbon Hill miner was
sent to the penitentiary for life for kill
ing Frank Chuta. Before being locked
up he requested one last look at the
outside world.
BUTLER county owes over 81, ,000,0G
THE Boston Clothing Co., of Canton,
was badly damaged by fire the other
day.
THE impression is growing that John
Heintz, found dead near Sommerville,
was murdered
THE voting precincts in Ohio number
3,S69.
| n NEW elcCITlC SlIcGU runway pldlIJ
costing over $780, OO0O will be put il
Fremont by Boston and local capital
lists. Arrangements are about all COM
pleted, and right of way secured.
FRANK SKELINE, of Gallipolis, lost a
.eg by tree falling on him.
AT Lima, Jerry Sullivan went home
the other day and fell asleep; since then
it has been impossible to awaken him.
Mrs CHARLES LARKIN, Of Portsmouth,
aged 25 years in ill-health and despond-
ent, drowned herself in the canal.
AT Newton Falls an accidental dis
charge of shotgun blew VIM. Seek
lars hand off.
Mrs. JACOB HHTY, of Bluffton, Allen
county, was at Columbus, the other
day, trying to secure her husbands re-
lease from the pen, where he was sent
for embezzling public funds
MATTHIAS KRUCK, one of Delaware's
oldest citizens is dead
MIKE DoNNELLY, an all around crook
died the other night from deliriuw
tremens at the Columbus Jail.
JAMES QUINN while drunk was struck
by train at Lima, recently, and fatally
injured.
The body of John Miller, who was
drowned in the Ohio river, near Coal
City, was found about two miles below