Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-08-03
OHIO NEWS NOTES.


at Shreye, o.
John A. ovsrhOld, 81, died Of locked Jaw
ct Tifin, o.
A claybank caved in on John Walters
dorf at Howenstein, o. He leaves q witt
and two children.
Sept. IA will be Ohio day at the worlds
fair.
Theodore Corn, IS years, drowned Al
Coal Grove, o., while swimming.
c. c. Myers of Bucyrus, o., was sand
bagged and robbed while on his way home
Frankie Chrisman, 4, Of Bucyrus, o..
played with matches and was fatally
burned.
Stephen Martins 1s-year-old son fell
from a tree near GreenVille, o., and was In
stantly killed.
Sam Young and Wendell Mahr, Spring
field (o) carpenters, were injured by I
falling scaffold
Carl Beck, o, Of Columbus, o., was al
most drowned in city park, but revived
when the coroner got there.
The Milburn wagon works at Toledo
employing 1900 men, has shut down TO-
six months. The men took their choice be
tween this or q reduction in wages.
Firebugs are getting In their work Of
Defiance, o.
James Kelley, assaulter, bound over tc
common pleas court at Middletown, o.
Chemical analysis Of adulterated cheese
at Sandusky soldiers home going on al
Columbus.
Mrs. James Mellin of Elyria, O., deserted
by her husband, and compelled to sleep In
horse stalls,
Eugene Babb, Andrew c. Stivers and
David Stfatton were seriously injured by q
falling scaffold at Wilmington, o.
State Auditor Poe says that Thomas D.
Fuller is not short In his accounts with the
Equitable Life Insurance company at Co
lumbus, o.
Dispute at Irpnton, o., over Congress
man Enoch's Oath. II he died Of apo
plexy, widow gets s. pension; heart dis
ease, $50 pension.
1t Is now believed that H. W. Allen, O
painter Of Sandusky, O., perished in the
cold storage warehouse fire at the worlds
fair. He was employed there and his wife
has not heard from him since the holo
caust
Joe Gatz, II, Of Toledo, suicided by
hanging.
Lightning rod swindlers caught Jacob
Penrod of Houston, o., for $f6O.
Bert Greeter, Is, of Middletown, O., fell
from bicycle and broke his neck.
Governor Mckinley will open the Re
publican campaign at Akron, o., this fall
George Brown Of GAINESVILLE, O., killed an
American eagle that had whipped three
dogs.
Rev. George Stockington Of Leavitts.
burg, o., suicided by cutting his throat
Poor health.
William Napier's family were poisoned
at Columbus, o., by cabbage on which
paris green had been sprinkled.
John Reed, farmland, found a 400
pound meteor near Wellston, o., which he
will sell for 10 cents on the clip.
AT Byesville, O., Sol Dean, negro, was
shot and fatally wounded by Nathan Rot
tenberger. They had quarreled
At Circleville, O., Jacob Palm, a saloon.
ist, was shot and killed by William Strong
a drunken tough. Vhey we've friends.
George Roebuck, laborey, drank two
quarts of ice water at Winchester, O.,
within five minutes and fell dead within 10,
During a quarrel in John Perrys saloon
at Plain City, O., e. Fitzgerald, q Marys.
vile (O,) negro shot at Perry, but missed
him and killed Frank Wilson. Fitzgerald
fed and refused to surrender until shot BY
an officer He may die.
Forest fires are doing great damages in
Wyoming.
Charlie Smith, aged II, was fatally kicked
by horse at Celina, o.
William Bryant of BellecenteY, O, is
suffering from hydrophobia
Fitzpatrick, the negro desperate, who
killed Frank Wilson at Plain City, o,
Friday, died In the county jail at 4 D. M,
Saturday, from gunshot wounds inflicted
by the marshal.
1t has been discovered that o New York
tobacco firm Is making gigantic scheme
by which they will virtually get menop-
oily of the wholesale cigarette trade In Ohio.
They appoint number of agents in each
city, and virtually will pay the 800 license
which retailers arc required to pay under
the new cigarette law, which takes effect
Aug. l.
The cheese furnished the inmates Of the
Sandusky soldiers home is pronounced by
State Dairy and Food Commissioner Nc
Neal vile adulteration. The sample was
purchased of a grocer named Edwards in
Cleveland, and is branded with the name
of New York concern.