Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-11-03
OHIO NEWS NOTES.
Gathered from Various Parts Of ths
Buckeye state.

Gathered from Various Parts Of the
Buckeye State.
Mrs. Hannah Beaver. Of Mount Healthy
o.. swallowed q spider while drinking
coffee
At Cambridge, o., Eldorado Gurdier
painter, fell a distance Of thirty feet and
was killed.
Fire at Plain City, O., probably fatally
injured Henry Kahler and caused loss oi
about S12,0 900
Frank c. Tanner, member of city coun
ell, Toledo, indicted for bribery. pleaded
guilty. He has not been sentenced.
Bert Keintz's mother, at Columbus. O..
has returned s164 stolen by him from l.. j.
Haas. a business man, thus fastening the
crime on him.
Henry L. Miller, seventy, Of Loudon'
Vile o., hung himself Insane.
A. B. Stanley. of Catawba, o., blew of
tho'top Of his head with horse pistol
Dana Yearning and Charles Brady were
crushed to death by a fall Of slate in q coal
bank near Coalton, o.
Epidemic OF diphtheria at Salem, o.
Stagnant water in swamp near town Is
believed to have caused it.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Chain, leading people
Of Denver. and formerly Of Ohio. were
among the lost Of the wrecked Bokhara in
the China sea.
A white child with black hands and feet
was born two weeks ago to Mr. and Mrs
William Linniman, of $40 West State
street, Columbus, o. The color has now
changed to purple.
Henry /. Frommeyer, respondent Cir
cinnati tailor, took sixty grains of NOR
phine and died.
Near Wapakoneta, O., Albert Winemil
Ter, while running traction engine, had
his right handcrushed off in the cogwheels
At Massillon, o., during the Columbian
celebration an exploding cannon shattered
the walls of fire engine house and the
residence of Robert l.. Coleman, and lacer
ated the arm of John Kessler.
At Mount Sterling, o., George Turney, 9
boy, after living several days died from
the effects Of two shots inflicted by Frank
Jeffries, his stepfather. 1t was the result
of young Turney attempting to defend his
mother, Mrs. Jeffries.
In Cincinnati Murderer Boyce, who
threw his child into the river, was giveI
life sentence.
August Bruder excused himself Will,
drinking in Cincinnati saloon and stepped
into the back yard He did not return anC
an investigation was made. He was fount
in the hallway unconscious and bleeding
from the nose and ears. He will probably
die The case is q mystery.
Epidemic of diphtheria near Felicity o
Chicago papers say other states were no
"in it" with Ohio last week.
George Haddix, sixty-five, fell dowI
stairs at Osborne, o., and broke his neck
Mrs Rachel Roy, eighty-four died from
the effects of falling down stairs at Eas
Liverpool, o.
Edward Jones, Clermont county Co..
murderer, who shot his son, has beer
granted new trial
William Tussey, a former we'll known
musician of Cincinnati, died Sunday at thu
city hospital, Louisville.
Near Celina, o., while hunting, Freder
ick Pyle, was shot and seriously wounded
by John Finch. Pyle may lose both eyes
John o. Sweet, prominent lawyer o
Bellefontaine, o., has been indicted fol
embezzlement on four counts His short
age will amount to many thousands.
James Scott, colored, shot and killed hi
wife at Xenia, o., when he found her il
company with two white men. He wal
arrested, and his sixteen-year-old son at
tempted to shoot him in his cell.
Will johnson, of Garrettsville, O., {
hardware clerk, who earned about S400 1
year and spent over $1,000 was con
fronted with facts by his employer. HI
confessed and turned everything he had
but no money He said he spent it all.
Near Columbus, o., while buggy riding
the sweetheart of Benton Childreth, ;
young bridge builder, jokingly Threatened
to commit suicide with knife she held il
her hand. He grasped her hand as if tt
assist her and jerked it to one side. Tht
back of the blade was not next to he
throat, us he supposed, and a wound al
inch and half long was the result. Th;
young lady nearly bled to death.