The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-04-15
OHIO STATE NEWS.

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Of teaching contrary to the historic
spirit which founded Wittenberg coll
lege
THE purchase of the Sloss Marble
head Lime Co. by the Kelly Island
Lime Co., gives the latter organization
monopoly of the large Lake Erie
lime business. The Kelly Island Co
has been absorbing its smaller rivals
for several years, until only the Sloss
people remained to offer serious compe-
tition.
A COLUMN at the new Ortor building.
Ohio State university, Columbus, gave
way, burying Dan johnson, a work
man, in the debris. Strange to say,
Johnson was but slightly injured.
TWENTY years ago Charles Nixon, Of
Millgrove, was bitten on the thumb by
mule. The wound became n running
sore, then a cancer and lately he died
from its effects.
THE name of the Fifth national bank,
of Cincinnati, is to be changed to that
of the National Bank of Cincinnati
Gov. MCKINLEY, the other morning,
sent to the senate the appointment of
Harry Miner, OK Franklin county, and L.
A. Koons, of Athens county, to succeed
themselves as members of the board Of
pardons The nomination were con-
frmed without reference.
The barn of Willis Fulton, situated
near Newark, burned the other night.
. Loss, $4,000. Eight hundred bushels OF
: grain, farming implements and five
horses were destroyed. 1t was the
work of an incendiary, US a man riding
} pony was seen galloping away from
, the place just as the flames were dis.
covered.
i j. w. HOBBS of Ohio has applied for
5 a place as stamp agent in the internal
. revenue department of the treasury.
JAMES BROWN of Akron is a candi-
= date for superintendent of construction
a of the Akron public building.
r. V. BRorHERs of Cypress wants to
. be collector of internal revenue or q
gauger.
= WILLIAM SMITH, an employe of the
8 American Straw Board Company a.
. Barberton, Summit county, met {
= horrible death at o'clock the Other
= morning. While ut work in the mil
o he fell into pulp vat of boili-s water
and acid. His body was not recovered
!. for an hour. He was thirty-eight year!
o old and married.
Q THE other morning George Fisk anC
3 several other hunters were at the
c water-works reservoirs, near Lima
= duck hunting. He attempted to climl
l. over ten foot fence when his guI
: caught and the charge entered vi
O breast He can not live.
o SIGMUND SoRG, aged II, recently froIr
s Hungary, tried to kill himself at Mans
=, field. Homesickness
!. The penitentiary managers have sus
s. pended Guard Harvey for fifteen day
t for negligence in connection with tn,
escape of three convicts.
g Gov MCKINLEY has appointed tn
r members of the state board of arbitra
), tion. Mr.. Joseph Bishop, of Columbus
~ gets the long term, three years, as tn
$. representative of the employe class
x He was highly recommended by labo
N organizations, especially by lodges o
u the Amalgamated Association of Iro
Il and Steel Workers. He was at on
v. time president of the national associf
ne ton. His appointment was solicited b
r. a large number of mem bers of the leg
81 islature. The one year term is filed b
OF the appointment of Hon. Charles Fo.
Id ter. These two are to select the thir
8 member of the board.
~ JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, q section hand o
to the Pennsylvania road, was killed by
~ train at Mansfield.
vi THE Ohio miners the other da
nd adopted formal resolutions condemnin
those senators who voted against tn
d. Thomas bill to weigh coal before screer
q ing, and especially denouncing Sen1
~. tors Phillips and Snyder. According t
% the miners an issue will be made by tn
OF operators when these senators come IL
or for denomination, and money will b
'a a used by the operators to secure the
,s- return.
AT the municipal election held at AL
ron the republicans made gain of SO
~ over last falls vote, but the result is
democratic victory. i. d. Walter
40 democrat, was elected mayor by plu
~ ality of eleven.
.. AN organized effort is being made
-, pardon murderer William j. Elliott.
THE municipal election at Mansfiel
- resulted in the choice of the entil
"a democratic city ticket the only repul
~ lican candidates elected being council
-, men, members of the board of educ
~ ton and assessors in the First Secop
~ and Third wards
&c THE election at Bucyrus resulted
" the election of two republicans an
- two democratic councilmen, the dem
al Gratis electing the balance of the
~ ticket This places the council tie.
NJ FoRTY-sIX county homes in Ohio hay
M cared for Is, 300 children; and twent
or four other charitable institutions ha,
he had 70, 7O4 children in charge.
M CHAs. DAUBLEMAN, of Cleveland, Wi
ms burned to death in the Forest City Va
hs nish works.
DURING a thunderstorm at Findlt
Oh two carpenters, Frank Tenny and S.
M Filson, We're struck by lightning whi
LES returning from their work. Both mt
.lv were struck to the ground and partit
off ly paralyzed, and remained in the stor
until passersby conveyed them to SHE
tv ter
bt AT Kent Albert Langley was foul
iii dead in his yard by his wife. He w
TS years old.
no PORTSMOUTH elected republics
re- mayor democratic marshal, dem
is cratic council and a republican wat,
IN. works and cemetery trustees
,ed The republicans elected their emit
nd ticket in Mt. Gilead. George w. Gu
rot saulus was chosen mayor over A