The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-05-14

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Mr.. d. White who has been
confined to his room for several
weeks has become much worse the
last few days and his physicians
do not entertain much hope Of his
recovery, at this writing he is re-
ported to be slightly better. His
disease seems to be in the nature
of pneumonia resulting from Ma
grippe"
Last fall sometime o. w. II.
Wright and DIR. Pullen made an
election bet. IF Mckinley was
elected, oliver was to NOW the
grass in the Doctors yard, and If
Campbell was elected the Doctor
was to NOW divers yard. Half
past four Monday afternoon was
the time fixed to pay the bet, and
at that time about 500 people had
assembled at the Doctors residence
and saw Oliver at hard labor.
AN ordinance has been intro
duced regulating the saloon busi-
ness. There is to be no paint on
the windows, screens are to be ta-
ken down, beer must be drank
standing erect by the bar and not
carried to table or side room, or
home in a bucket or pitcher, no
dice to be shaken for drinks, no
chips, dominos, or paste board. If
you take oysters you cannot have
beer for beverage. Verify, the
getter-up of this ordinance is re-
former.
--Remple's Opera House, Mon
day, May 10th. The Fearing Dram
attic Company, notable organiza-
ton, will present, for the first time
in Logan, the latest Eastern sue
cess, "Kathleen, or the Outlaws
Bride" a play constructed so as
to please the people; an extremely
American drama of human inter-
est. Laughter and tears. Startling
tableauXs, crisp dialogues, and
countless singing and dancing
specialities. One night only. Do
not forget the date.
On the night that Walter L..
Mains show was here, Will Kits
miller struck boy named Herby
Lowry in the back of the head
with n brick, infiicting an injury
of such extent that it is not known
yet whether the boy will recover.
On Tuesday, on the affidavit of the
boys father, M. r. Lowry, charg-
ing assault with intent to kill. A
warrant was issued by Esq. Brehm
for the arrest of Kittsmiller and
placed in the hands of Constable
Green. Up to the present time, the
Constable with the aid of the other
police officials has not been able tC
see Kittsmiller, who seems to keeI
discreetly out of sight.
The exercises attending the
laying of the corner Stone of the
new U. B. Church on Hunter street
took place Thursday afternoon. A
suitable address was delivered or
the occasion by Bishop n. Castle
of Elkhart, Ind, to large assem-
bly, of people. Rev. George Dea
yer, Presiding Elder, Revs. j. H
Dixon, VIM. H. Price and others
were present. In the Corner Stone
were deposited copy of each o
, the County papers, the Religion
Telescope, and Womdn's EUdngeJ
both papers in the interest of the
church, Il copy of the Discipline
, Bible, a list of the original donor
and of those who donated on tn,
!, occasion, a list of the Trustees, in
cluding the names of the Bishop
Presiding Elder, pastor of tn
church and the architect, Col. E. 7
Jackson.
I, Joe Piper, a policeman of Ian
, caster, last Monday afternoon, sho
and instantly killed man who's,
> name from papers found on hi
, person was supposed to be I'D
Schmidt" The police had beel
. notified from GAINESVILLE, that
horse and buggy had been stOlel
there, and warned the Lancaste
police to be on the lookout. Pipe
saw the man and horse and buggy
!, and believing it to be the man anC
property that was wanted, tool
, charge of the property and got il
= the buggy with the man to drive t,
headquarters. The man jumpe,
out and ran. Piper pursued hin
: and when he came up with him
= the man struck him in the face
;, A struggle ensued in which re
u volver was discharged the bulle
i hitting the man in the neck i
such a way as to cause instan