The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-16

for artificial propagation. The commits
sion was successful in Matching 5OOO,
900 young sturgeon from 9, 600, 000'eggs,
surprising all efforts in that direction.
He refers to the completion of the fish .
car, at cost of 81 500, and says that |
since it's introduction 200, 900 fish have |
been planted. All the railroads, with /
two or three exceptions, have hauled .
the car free of charge. The financial |
statement shows that 1,619.32 remains |
of the general appropriation of 81 |
024.S7.
STATE FACTORY INSPECTOR MCDuN- |
AID has filed his annual report with |
the governor. lie makes some impor-
tant recommendations, among them be- |
ing that every city have an inspector Of
elevators, that no children under IA
years of age be employed at any kind |
of labor except with their parents con- |
sent, and that no woman be employed |
in any shop or store after . o'clock at |
night. He also asks for the appoint |
ment of eight additional inspectors of
buildings
THE new Jewish synagogue at Day
ton is rapidly nearing completion.
COUNTERFEIT silver dollars are in cir
culation at East Liverpool
CHARLES OWENS, an East Liverpool
halter, fatally stabbed his lG-year-old
wife.
| STEWARD KUMLER, steward of the
Lancaster industrial school, claims to
have been druggcd and robbed in Gin
cinnati.
BY reason of the expiration of
his sentence, Charles Gainor, better
known as Blind Charlie" was re-
leased from the penitcntiary. He is
totally blind, and was when received
in 1887 from Seneca county, to serve a
life term for murder. The crime was
committed while under the influence of
liquor, and some time ago the sentence
was commuted at the request of the
leading men of the vicinity from which
he came. Although blind, he was u
musical artist with deep love Eor his
| profession.
The ninth annual banquet of the
Jackson club, of Columbus. was held
the other night in Wells Post hall,
where the first Lincoln banquet was
held by the Ohio league of Republican
clubs. The banquet was success,
CHAs. PATTERSON, a two-year colored
man, received from Cincinnati for burg
larry five months ago, made desperate
effort to kill himself by stabbing in the
penitentiary, the other morning. Pat
terson is employed in the hoe shop, and
for not doing his work properly he was
ordered to report for punishment.
While waiting for the ''humming bird"
he drew ont piece of blade and
stabbed himself twice just below the
heart, making bad wounds, but not nee
essarily fatal
THE death rate of Bluffton has never
been known to be so great as during
the past two weeks The cause direct
ly or indirectly is attributed to grip.
Undertakers are kept busy taking care
of the dead.
AT Upper Sandusky, several months
ago during the summer. and while
playing about bare-footed, Master IIar-
ry Williams, aged nine years. tramped
on something that pierced the sole of
his right foot. The injury caused the
boy much pain, and it was thought
something had penetrated the foot. The
doctors, however could find nothing.
The foot never became well and last
, night a small sore on the instep of the
same foot suddenly broke. This re,
, vealed a piece of wire, which was al
once taken out. 1t measured two and
n quarter inches.
JOE MILLER. of Springfield, was
beaten insensible by Joe McCue.
COUNTERFEIT dimes made of alu
a minum are in circulation at Troy.
, Mrs. KOoNs, of the Canton Women!
> Relief Corps, has been suspended fol
: four years.
t john Il. NORRIS has been acquitted
/, of the charge of perjury, and he anc
e Chief Freeman, of Dayton, have
! made up.
1 MORE interesting relics have beer
= found in the Mound builders cave a
2 Andersons Station.
:, DELMAR PUMPHREY, of Salineville
aged sixteen years. while out hunting
, accidcntly discharged his gun, the con
+ tents entering his upper jaw and lodg
; ing near the base of the brain. HI
Y will die.
!. l. LA GRIPPE is epidemic at Roseville
n and vicinity. They have been sevcra
u death.
THos. HAUCHINs, of Lakevew, haC
his safe carried away and broken oper
by burglars.
Il "A Troy man has invented magne
sium lamp that will burn twenty foui
: hours without attention.
9 Lou HAUK, the notorious gamble
q who murdered a man whom he was
= tricking, has had his sentence of siXteer
,, years, commuted by Gov. Campbell t.
+ thirteen years, which makes him
u free man.
- AT GAINESVILLE Elizabeth Bliss. agec
: ninety seven, has sued her sons to re
y cover 50, 500, having decided her farm t.
r them on condition that they keep he
II during her life time which they did TO
: only seven years, then turned her out
s WM. FENDER, the postmaster of Chat
u tanooga, near CelinR, was holding a bn!
= of powder when some one touched
with red-hot poker and Fender wa
st badly burned.
s. MAT MEEHAN, of Springfield, Will
d cIazed with drink, tried to burn hi
house and then turned in an alarm c
. fire to have every one see the fun.
IS DAYTON natural gas consumers wi
Y go back to coal rather than pay n
r per cent. increase.
q RICHARD STARKEY, soldier, died O
- the streets of Dayton.
a THE Ashtabula electric light plant