Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-01-05
OHIO NEWS NOTES..
Gathered from Various Parts of th,
RuCkeye STATE.

Gathered from Various Parts of the
Buckeye State.
At West Liberty, o., Grant Jackson, a
negro, who has a white wife and who re-
Gently eloped with white girl at SPRING
field o., was taken from Jail by a mob and
tarred and feathered. He is tough
citizen.
S. J. Conklin, of jefferson, O., who is in
the Ohio penitentiary for seven years for
assaulting his eleven year-old daughter, is
innocent His wife, upon whose evidence
he was convicted, has made affidavit that
he is innocent.
Mount Oreb o., is excited over q mum.
Der of incendiary fires.
A bursting gun seriously injured Well
ington Clem, near st. Paris, o.
Columbus (O) insurance agents will
raise the fire risks about 25 per cent.
Mrs. Lydia Dixon, of East Liverpool O.,
died from blood poisoning caused by q pin
scratch.
DR.. w. H. Williams, of West Lafayette,
o., is under arrest, charged with burning
neighbor's house.
At Toledo leaky gas pipe caused the
death of Frank Reals, a coal agent
The Ohio state house has been cleaned,
painted and decorated since the last legis-
ture.
At Springfield, o., Mrs. James Buford
found Daniel Green, a boarder, dead in
bed The shock so frightened her she fell
dead with heart disease.
John Mathers, German, of Akron, O.,
quarreled with his wife and threatened to
suicide The next morning he was found
hanging to tree near his house.
At Dayton, o., Milo Noble, nine, at,
tempted to save his sister who broke
through the ice. He was drawn under the
ice and drowned. Larger boys rescued
the little girl.
John Baker and William Decker,
thieves, arrested at Hcno, o., for a burg
larry committed at Monroe, o.
During general fight in a church at Nc
Arthur, o., Peter Watkins was killed, Har-
ris fatally wounded and James Grover and
Clark Watkins dangerously hurt. A
woman caused the trouble.
A $3.50 express package is missing at
Bucyrus and detectives are investigating.
John Bailey, ex-marshal of Union City,
O., was found guilty Of manslaughter fol-
the murder of Rock Negley.
MES. MARY d. oeSSlOilS, Ol SOlulllDuS, W.,
is trying to break the will Of her husband,
the late Francis G. Sessions, who be
queathed the bulk of his 81 100000 estate
to public institutions.
At Millersburg, O., young daughter of
Louis McVey blew down a lamp chimney
to extinguish the light. An explosion re-
suited which covered her with blazing oil.
A sister came to her assistance and both
were seriously burned. One will die and
the other may.
Observation-Disclosures
Throw a quantity of salt in the stove il
the chimney is on fire and there is danger
from sparks; if not, let it burn.
Virtue is between two extremes; he who
has passed the middle has not done better
than he who has not reached it.
1t is said that 1000, 900 pounds of English
walnuts have been shipped from Whittier
CAL, during the past three months.
1t is quite true that the mere way In
which one lays his hand upon book is
often strong indication of character.
Some idea of the insect exhibit at the
Worlds fair may be CLEANED from recent
official announcement from Pennsylvania
which says that that state alone will send
10000 mounted butterflies.