The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-12-24
OHIO STATE NEWS.
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brought before the legislature at the
approaching session, found the other
day that an unusually large number of
appointments are awaiting confirma-
ton at the hands of the senate Near
ly oil of these have been made since the
legislature adjourned last spring, only
three or four having been missed in the
grand rush of business at the close OF
the session. Following is list of the
appointments now hanging FIRE:
Canal Commissioners-Dan Hart
net Henry county; Il. NJ Rownd,
Franklin county.
Chief Engineer Public Works-Chas.
u. Perkins, Akron.
Oil Inspectors-First district, George
n. Garfield, of Trumbull County; Sec
ond, B. L. McElroy, Of Knox.
Trustee of Athens Insane Asylum
Thomas w. Moore, Washington county.
Fish and Game Commission--Wm N.
Law, Cincinnati
OF Wilberforce Univsrsity-J. A. How.
ell, Ashtabula county; John ONeill,
Muskingum; j. B. Campbell, Hardin.
State ibrarian-Joseph p Smith,
Champaign county.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum Trustee-W.
A. Gibson, Wyandot county.
Ohio University Trustees-C. C. Da.
wilson, Stark county; j. E. Benson
Cuyahoga.
Miami University-Daniel II. Evans
Mahoning county; David r. Moore,
Hooking.
Epileptic Insane Asvlum-John Nc
Sweeny, Wayne county; Edward S. Will
son, Lawrence.
Dayton Asylum for Insane--Isaac n.
Walker, Warren.
State Board of harities-Henry c.
Ranncy, Cuyahoga county.
Insane Asylum at Massillon-Robert
Sherard, Of MuslsinPum; W. II. Mallens
Jefferson; Dr. A. B. Richardson, Frank
lin; Dr. Henry c. Eyman, Cuyahoga
Lemuel &. EIcNIahon, Guernsey
Supervisor of Public Printing-Geo
Hirsch, Franklin county.
JOHN and Charley Smith, two boys O
Poineroy, We're trying to blast ston,
the other morning with powder Theil
eyes were burned out by its prematur,
explosion.
JAMEs JUvINALL SO, had a
in saloon at Upper Sandusky
the other night, and WAS re
moved TO the rear of the place. Mex
morning his dead body was found
few feet from the chair on which he haC
been seated.
WILL FREEMAN of Lima, aged IS, IL
some kerosene in. There was fire il
the furnace, and an explosion followed
which blew the furnace to piece
and burned young Freemans fac,
and arm in horrible manner.
ONE OF the very largest apple trees il
Ohio can be found on the farm of Johr
=. Somers, well known resident o
Adams township, Seneca county, tn,
tree measuring 8 feet from the ground
So feet in circumference, and th
branches hanging over an are of s.
feet in diameter. The tree is year
old.
Mrs. JENNIE MORSE, of Norwalk, ha
filed suit against Saloon-keeper S. L
Edwards, claiming $1,000 damages OF
the ground that he sold her HUSBAND
liquor after his name had been PLACED
on the black list.
SAM LEvY's store at Harvey burg wa
burglarized the other night and $50
worth of goods stolen.
AT Bucyrus, Bessie Beader, a prett-
young girl, suddenly died and the coro
ner will investigate
JOHN BEpENKoPP, convicted of KILN,
his mistress, Mrs. Lizzie Dempsey, a
Columbus, was sentenced to twelv
years in the penitentiary.
FooTPADs assaulted L. A. Brown ol
the Troy pike, near Piqua, and afte
beating him into insensibility, relieve,
him of S53
BURGLARS entered the residence of L
j. Eshelman, a Fostoria druggist, sc
curing 81 in money and gold watcl
and chain valued at 500.
FRANK REESE, young boy OF Justus
was run down and instantly killed b,
a Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling trail
while crossing the track.
FRED WADE, young miner workin,
at jacksonville, was caught between
bank post and passing car and s.
badly crushed that he will die.
Mrs VIM. JACKSON, living near tn
eastern edge of Clarke county, pulled
| needle, commonly known as sharper
out of her left shoulder, which ha
been sore for years. Mrs. Jackson, VIII
is now sixty years old, swallowed tn
needle when seventeen years old. l
has been placed on exhibition.
AT the funeral of Patrick Crane a
Bowling Green, there were no less thar
three runaways. One horse was killet
| and number of vehicles were smashed
REV. HENRY TURNEY, Of the Floating
Bethel, Cleveland, has secured divorc
from his wife, who is now trapez
performer
MANAGER A. G. BLAIR, of the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Railroad Co., me
the members of the Massillion board o
trade the other night in the latter
rooms and received their answer to hi
proposition, made on November %, t.
remove the terminals of the two divi
sions of said road to Massillion. Tn
consideration was S2O,OOO in cash an,
twenty acres of land.
IY the Meyers shooting case, Spring
field, George CRUDE, one of the iuryman
confessed that he was a minor.
GEORGE LoDER and James Murray at
tempted to drill out charge of dynu
mite at stone quarry at Bowling
Green, the other morning that woul
not go off. 1t exploded accidentally
| ElNinm stones seyered Loder,s rirh