The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-04-29

took Mrs. Jacob Savey to the Ath-
ems Asylum.
John Hansen left last week for
Chicago where he expects to re-
main some time in business.
james Christian was taken to
the GAINESVILLE Work House by
Deputy Sheriff Davey last Thurs
day.
1t will be good thing to go to
the Worlds Fair just to realize
how glad you will feel when you
get away.
AT the Sheriff's sale Wednes-
day, Col. Rempel bought the safe
and furniture of the Peoples Bank
for $771.5O.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Dauben-
meier, of Lancaster, were visiting
relatives and old acquaintances in
this vicinity last week.
jim. KessIer has been confined
to his home this week with rheum-
atism in the right foot. We are
glad to announce that he is better.
The Old Liberty Bell is going
to the Worlds Fair in Chicago, and
was on. exhibition at Columbus for
some hours on Thursday evening.
"A. d. Huston, u former Logan
boy, now in business in New York
City, was in Logan several days
this week visiting and greeting old
friends.
DIR. d. Finney will leave on
Monday Morning to attend the
Meeting of the Grand Encamp-
ment of the I. O. o. F. He will
return on Thursday.
The time when the influential
citizen is around with a township
in his vest pocket will soon be
here. He will give due notice of
his arrival and also of his ability.
j. A. Tullis, editor of the. NeL-
sonUiIle Register, was stricken with
paresis, slight form of paralysis
last Saturday morning. He rallied
from it in short time and is slow
ly improving but is still very sick
Frank Merrick Esq, of Colum.
bus, was in court on Friday, en-
gagged in the case of VIM. Dawley
against the Columbus and Hooking
Coal and Iron Co. Mr.. Merrick is
the principal attorney of the said
Company.
Mrs. May c. Riff was recently
called to Columbus OH account of
the sickness and death of her
daughter Mary Riff formerly of this
place. Her death accured Satur-
day April %" 1898, at the Convent
of the Good Shepard in Columbus,
where she had been a Sister for the
last three years. AT the time OF
her death she was about 81 years
old.
On Monday afternoon of last
week the residence of John Nutter
in Green Township caught fire in
some manner unknown to the in
mates and the whole building des-
troyed. Most of the goods were
saved as several persons were pres.
ent soon after the fire was discov.
cred, The fire appears to have
started in the upper part of the
building under the roof and could
not be controlled. No insurance;
he had let il expire.
Last Monday afternoon al
Gore, John Kuhn in some unOb
served slight-of-hand way used hi:
pocket knife on Geo. w. Carter
cutting through coat, vest, pants
and two shirts and made a gasf
two inches long and of unknown
depth in Carter's left side near the
base of the ribs. Several person:
were present hut no one saw the
knife used but became aware of il
Immediately afterward. Kuhn wa;
arrested on a charge of cutting
with intent to kill and brought be
fore Esq. Brehm and recognized tt
Court in the sum of $500. He wa!
unable to furnish bail and viii
have to stay with Dan Wright al
summer.
"A struck jury was selected oil
Thursday, in the case of Michae
BartOe VS. the Columbus & HOckin:
Coal and Iron Company. The jur.
selected is as follows: Simon Z
White, Perry Tp.; ]. NJ. Orr, Sal
Greek Tp.; Noah BlOsser, Falls
Milton Armstrong, Perry Tp.; A
ID. Schaal, Perry Tp.; Nelson DE
long, Salt Creek Tp.; Hiram X
Wright Washington Tp.; Johl
Ralston, Falls Tp.; Henry Wagner
Darrx, Tn v HarfzalI Starr IT.,