The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-01-14

Soldiers Relief Commits
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JAMES A, FLYNN, a tea merchant
aged so years, suicided at the Todd
house, Youngstown, by the gas route.
Flynn had been drinking to some eX'
tent, and borrowing gas tube he went
to his room, fastened the door, VIM
dows and transom so that no air could
get in, and also filled the opening in
the CRATE with bed dquit, Without un-
dressing he got into bed, placing one
end of the tube over a gas jet, and
throwing the bed clothes over his head
he inhaled the gas from the tube.
Death must have been quick and pain
less, as when found his hands still held
the tube over his mouth.
DANIEL MADDOX. a lad of fifteen years
son of a farmer residing in Big Island,
township, Marion county, with q
young compdnion, attending school, in
their country school district, went
through a wood lot for a bucket OF
water. Each proposed to climb tree,
which they did. Young Maddox fell
from the tree, breaking his neck, and
died instantly. The other boy returned
to the school and impaired the news,
GEORGE JANusoS, of Clifton, aged
eighty years. has been restored to sight
in his right eye, after having been
blind for twenty years of cataract.
WIcKAM e Co., extensive fishers of
Huron, have failed, Liabilities, $780,
600
j. NJ. LOOMS & Co., shoe men OF Find
lay, have suspended. Asset, $4,000;
liabilities, SO, 900.
Mrs. JOHN NOLAN, of Urbana, whose
| husband was found murdered several
years ago, has Just lost her three chill
dren by diphtheria.
Mrs, ELIZABETH BAILEY got a divorce
from her husband in fifteen minutes at
Newark
AT Lima Mike Snyder, in i'll health,
ruptured q blood vessel and died.
IN the famous Snyder-Albright case
at Canton, Edward Snyder has petition
ed for new trial He was worsted in
the trial in September, when he sued a.
G. Albright for u $50 600 note alleged to
have been given him as the price of
alternating Snydcr's wife's affections.
AT Newark, Ellen Augsburg sued for
| divorce from Charles Augsburg She
| charges that he has, although earning
! 500 per month, contributed nothing to
her support but pair of shoes.
SCuooLHoUsEs in the country lying
| northwest of Columbus have been
| broken open and made the scene of
orgies by gang of men for some weeks
past. Late the other night two con-
stables and patrol wagon squad cap
| tured eleven of the depredators in the
Dublin pike school, They will be
charged with burglary. These men are
supposed to belong to an organized
gang which has been committing these
schoolhouse outrages in various parts of
the state.
w. C. CoPIAs, while hunting in JEFF
ferson township, near Winchester, kill
ed large catamount.
PROF. GEORGE Z. NELSON and Miss
Matte Morrison, a professor and stu
dent respectively of Delaware college,
were married at San Jose, Cal. The
courtship began ten years ago, and the
happy pair viii come to Delaware to
live.
THE boiler in VIM. O'Brien's saw-milI
let 90 at Oalldale, blowing the building
to pieces and badly injuring Leonard
Williams, the fireman.
The recent cold snap has fully con
vinced the citizens of Findlay that then
natural gas supply is no longer equal tc
the demand. The pressure has been re
duced to such a low point that it ha'
become almost worthless for heating
purposes All of the larger factories
that were supplied with gas for fue
have been cut off, but that did not fur
nish the desired relief for domestic pur
poses. The Findlay gas field supple
the cities of Toledo Detroit, Titfin
North Baltimore and Fostoria with fuel
e. NJ GRAY, of Marion, Ind, VIII
has Just found his daughter after si
years of searching, lett her at the MeI
chants hotel, Toledo, where she cam
] near being asphyNiated by escaping gas
= THE other day Mrs Charles Ealler, c
Newark, accompanied her husband
Z remains to Thornville to bury then
p She left a son afflicted the same as hi
father had been. He was taken suC
denly i'll She returned az night an
, tound him dead, he having expired du
ing her absence.
THREE miles from Jackson u hous
o kept by man named Butler was rai'
= ed, and thirty young men arreste'
charged with gambling.
AT Millersburg, during fox chas
the hounds killed number fine shee
The angry farmers in turn killed S2
s: worth of fine dogs
Ar Marion, the $40, 600 damage suit
l. Clara O'Brien, by her next friend, NJ.
0, Kerchcr, against the c., II. v 4 I,
d K. has been compromised.
is SAMUEL RHINEHART, of Coalton, di'
from the effect of injuries sustained
10 few days ago. Mr.. Rhinehart attempt
p. to cross the b. e. o. S. w, railroad ira
s. beneath q train of cars, and while {
al ing so the train started Hisleg "
cut off, and he sustained other injprl
! from which his death resulted.