The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04
OHIO STATE NEWS.


severed from his body.
Ar COALITION. in an old well under the
John Il. Hall mercantile establishment
the body OF n fully developed child was
found the other night. A physician ex-
amtning the corpse thinks the body has
been in tho we'll two or three years.
WILLIAM DOoLEY, colored, OF lronton,
while walking on the Iron railroad
track in company with his son, was run
over the other night and horribly
manglcd.
WILLIAM FoRKE, an old man at Lafay-
cite, was instantly killed by Pennsyl-
vania train.
c. a. LEAsuEE Of Lima, was arrested
for cnbczzlcncnt.
JOHN RlrFEY, of Dcnnison, was killed
by the cars at Bowcrton
Mrs. HEPPNER, of TifIin, was fined a
few days ago for violating the compul-
sory school law and was jailed for re-
fusing TO pay the fine.
TIE grand lodge X. of p, of this
state, decided to hold the next meeting
in Piqua. There are 39,2 knights in
this state.
ABE Bowers, Of Dalton, put a lighted
pipe in his pocket. His clothes caught
fire and he was badly burned.
CIAs. ScnUMAN, u Columbus baker,
died from injuries received by being hit
by ball.
CONGRESSMAN d. d. HARE, Of Wyan-
dot, was rcnominated for congress at
Tifin.
JOHN STEVENS and Mrs. Riggs, both
having families. eloped from Coal
Grove.
CITY TREASURER ANDY HoLT, JR, of
Logan, is dead.
JOSEPH +. SMITH, of Toledo, has been
appointed state librarian.
THE Wooster wheelmen organized
club
A BIG FOUR freight train was wrecked
at Cleves.
WILLIAM QUINN. aged 10, an old vet
| eran of the late war, and prominent
farmer of Stark county, after getting
up from the dinner table, shot and in,
stantly killed himself at his home,
few miles south of Alliance, the other
day, by firing bullet into his brain.
A NEEDLE an inch and a quarter long
was taken from Baby Thomas breast,
at Ironton.
JACK MALoNEY, a Van Vert tough,
stabbed woman named Kutch with
out provocation.
| AT Carrollton, the young son of John
| Scott tried to digest a box of matches.
His digestive powers were not equal to
the gastronomic feat and he was buried
| the other day.
HOLMES county democrats indorsed
Judge Stillwcll for congress.
| HERBERT WILSON, a burglar was sent
to the pen for two years from Ravcnna.
THE state board of pardous the other
day recommended one murderer, one.
burglar and one perjurer for executive
| clemency The lucky murderer is Jas.
| Collins, who was sent up from Athens
county in February, 1887, on a life SEN
tcncc for murder in the second degree.
Collins killed James Roricb at Happy
Hollow in frcefor-all fight. His par
don is recommended on the condition
that he abstain from the use of intoXi-
eating liquors. Frederick Limpert,
| Williams county man, is the burglar
who is recommend for pardon. He was
| convicted in November, 1891, and SEN
fenced to serve two and one-half years.
Fred Roscoe, serving three years from
Ottawa county for perjury, is the third
man for whom tickct-of-leavc was rec
commended.
| AT Canton Walter Sefcrt, n Pitts
burGh, Fort Wayne and Chicago fire.
man, who was injured in an accident in
January last, by which he lost his right
arm, has been awarded Si4, 900 damages
in his suit The company will ask for a,
new trial.
JOHN HAAS, aged 10, went swimming
in Payne creek, at Gallipolis. and was
drowned.
WOOSTER is TO get a piano factory.
TOLEDO will have q clearinghouse.
| SIXTY-FIRST regiment rcuncs at Orville
August 3.
HENRY MoLLow, living near Xenia,
| blew in the muZZle of an old rife to see
if it was loaded. 1t was and his rccov-
cry is now in doubt.
| AN application has been made for The
pardon of Emil Tiumpcter, the Cincin-
natl murderer
| THE Shoup divorce case has been
transferred from Holmes county to Della
ware
near Martins Ferry. has Il pin cushion
made by her great-great-g grandmother
in l7G5,
| RACHAEL A. CLARK, living near Pee
blcs, celebrated her one hundred and
sixth birthday recently. She is very
vigorous and walks to the post office a
distance of two miles, daily.
OLIVIER DooLEY was killed by the cars
at Ironton.
CONRAD LUFT was crushed TO death
under u caving gravel bank at Column
bus
Hon. J. Il. BUcHTEI., president of the
college bearing his name, died at Akron.
SAM CAPGARD, of Kent. attempted to
steal his child from his divorced wife
while she had the child in church.
RETAIL druggists of this state will
hold convention ut Canton, June "a
THE business portion of Ft Seneca,
near Tifln, was burned down for want
Of fire engines.
BEN BuFFINGroN, farmer near Mar
tins Ferry, makes business of raising
| slmnks
ALFREp PAINTER, BclefontaineI
school teacher sued Isaac Winner forl
$4,000 damages for calling him an in.E
fdcl. \
Cor. DANIEL BOWMAN. late command
er of the Nincty-third Ohio infantry,