Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-08-24
OHIO NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Christian klnsey was attacked by s
swarm of bees near Alliance, O., and II
now lying at deaths door.
John Parker, Norwalk (O.) contractor,
was probably fatally injured by fall of st
feet.
The Cleveland banks will furnish check.
instead of cash to meet the payrolls of man,
ufacturing establishments.
Conductor Deloss was fatally injured by
jumping from the rear of car near Zanes.
vile, o., while trying to avoid being run
into by an engine
The oil town of Cygnet, O., was almost
wiped off the face of the earth by fire
originating in a train of oil tanks and
spreading to adjoining buildings.
At Proctorville O., Hy Ackey was being
drawn from the bottom of well he had
dug, when the rope broke and he fell q
feet to the bottom and sustained fatal in.
juries.
Walter Beeson, a farmer living near Blu,
ena Vista, o., died from the effects Of
being stabbed by Joseph NJ Parson, o
neighbor, during a quarrel concerning 8
line fence
Will Hayden of Canton, O., was fatally
injured by fall down a ravine at High
Bridge Glens.
Forest fires ragged Thursday along the
Lake Erie and Western road between Eos
toria and Fremont, O.
At Roundhead, o., near Kenton, five
carpenters working on the roof Of the
Methodist church, fell 40 feet. Oliver
Swager and Clarence Morrow were fatally
injured.
Oracle Dennison, Z, of Wilmington, O..
was struck at crossing and killed.
Jacob Herold's 5-year-old boy perished
in the burning dwelling at Cleveland.
Harry Barnhart Of Springboro, o., died
of lockjaw He ran . rusty nail into bis
foot
Wesley Delay of Coalton, o., was seri
ous1y injured by being thrown from q
buggy
Near Nashville, O., Eli Rizor's 2-year-ole
child was burned to death while playing
around bonfire.
A relay bicycle race from Columbus, o.
to Cincinnati, 1876 miles, was made in {
hours and So minutes There were Is re
lays.
Captain R. G.. Rankin Of Ripley, O., will
attend the G.. A. r. encampment at Indian.
dpOllSy HudhluS buC Trip \lOc AillCSJ LII o
buggy, using the same horse in the parade
The captain is 70 years old and is one Of
the eight brothers sons Of Rev. JohE
Rankin-that were in the Union army dur
ing the rebellion.
Jake Heidley had his skull fractured in q
fight at dance at Suffield, o. Several
others were badly hurt.
John Marscheider, German barber Of
Toledo, became respondent over poor bust
ness and killed himself with morphine. s;sasss
Click & Hatcher's carriage and wagon
wood work factory at Tiffin, o., burned
Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000 The fac
tory will not be rebuilt.
Harvey Peterson Of Marysville, o., ia
convince several of his friends that his re
volver was not loaded, placed 1t against his
temple and pulled the trigger. He was
mistaken.
Thomas Mays, Is, of Lagrange, O., Will,
fooling with an old pistol, shot and instant
ly killed his his sister Hannah, IA In hil
| grief he endeavered to drown himself, bui
was prevented. He is now insane
At Pine Grove Furnace, o., Roberi
Browning objected to George Mcclellan
who was drunk using vile language in thu
presence of ladies. A fight resulted in
| which Mcclellan was shot dead. Brown
| ing surrendered and claims self-defense