Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-07-06

Gathered fren Various Parts of the
Buckeye State.
Matt Green was killed by an electric car
at Springfield, o.
The Savings bank Of Portsmouth, O.,
viii be reOpened In few days
Enoeh McCabe, 10, coal miner, was found
numbered on the tracks at Bellaire, O.
Bates jackson, respected and wen-to-do
colored man, hanged himself at Barnes
vile, o. after a quarrel with his wife
Eight small children are left fatherless.
Malignant diphtheria at Alliance, o.
A hailstorm in Ross county, o., did great
damage to growing crops.
AT Norwalk, o., Miss Lena Linder, who
was shot by her lover, Fred Y. Loefier, has
had HIM arrested. Loefier shot himself
over the heart and is not expected to live.
Charles Van, who went to Lima, O., short
time since and opened variety theater.
has suddenly decamped, leaving his per-
formers and many creditors in the lurch.
He is said to be the son Of Cleveland at
torney Lt
Henry Pluchel, clerk In the Chase House
at Alliance, o., was attacked by fierce
Newfoundland dog in the hotel Office, and
but for the timely arrival of assistance
would have been torn TO pieces His arm
was badly lacerated, and his coat and vest
were torn off.
Hosea w. Kroninger, welldigger, en-
gagged on Wayne Hazleton's farm west of
Delaware, O., was asphyxiated by choke
damp.
George W. Stage, city clerk of Paines-
vile, O., is missing, together with ce1S
tifcate of deposit for $l0,0sO and certified
check for 81 500 belonging to the city.
Ex-senator Daniel Paul of Ohio has been
located at Kansas City. Paul had with
him 5000 in Kansas City school bonds
when he disappeared, and was thought to
have been murdered. >.
A thief stole the horse and buggy of DR..
j. NJ. Smith of New Philadelphia, O., but
while escaping with it was run into by
freight train. The horse was killed and
the buggy smashed, but the man escaped
unhurt.
John M. Williams, a prominent con-
tractor of Portsmouth, o., received a tele-
gram announcing the killing of his 10
year-old son, who recently ran away from
home, visited the worlds fair and was on
his way home.
The attempt to fill gasoline stove while
burning cost Mary, the wife of Joseph
Vogt of Canton, O., her life, The can from
which she was pouring ignited, and her
garments were entirely burned off, death
following in few hours. She leaves two
small children
A conductor on the Chicago and Erie
railroad near Lima, O., discovered a man
picking the pocket of a sleeping passenger.
The fellow jumped from the train, which
was running S5 miles an hour taking the
passengers pocketbook containing quite a
sum of money.
Arrangements are being made for a relay
road race on foot between Springfield, o.,
and Cincinnati the biggest ever held in
this country The race will be under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian
association, and will take place about
Aug. l. The associations at Dayton, Gin
cinnati and Springfield furnish eight men,
and those of Hamilton and Middletown
will each furnish four men. The race will
be run by sections Of two men, each section
running five miles.
General Bushnell will erect s15O,00o
business block at Springfield, o. ,
Fire destroyed Lesrlr & Sharp's stave fac
tory in Paulding county. Loss, $50, 900; in
surance, $4,000.
The secretary of state is overwhelmed
with inquiries as to when the Holcomb
cigarette law takes effect. Several er-
roneous dates have been published in the
newspapers. 1t takes effect Aug l.
The general store Of Milton Makeover at
Climax, o., burned, entailing loss OF
about $1,000
Charles WALL of Wilmington, O., was
severely injured by coming in contact with
q live electric light wire
A freight wreck occurred on the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie railroad near Massillon,
0. The trainmen escaped serious injury.
P. J. Bowling, a well known young man
of Toledo, was drowned from an excursion
boat Sunday.
Ex-senator Paul of Ohio and his wife.
who had offered 81, 900 for clew to his
whereabouts, were reunited In Kansas
City, Kan.