The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-08-05

Last Saturday VIM. Dixon, Of
Monday, while exhilarated, bought
u wheel of Tom Calvin at Nelson.
vile and in riding n race fell and
broke his arm in two places and
was arrested by the police for be-
ing drunk and the Mayor imposed
a fine.
--Married-By G.. w. Brehm, J.
p, Thursday evening, Aug. 8, 1893,
Mr.. Charles Kreig and Miss Maud
Watts. The young couple had
made every preparation for house,
keeping, furnished and fitted up
their rooms and were married in
their own house.
The three fellows who were
arrested in Vinton County last
week for outraging young girl in
Perry County, broke out of the
lookup at Zaleski and made their
escape. Two of them were subse-
quently captured at Point Pleas
ant, w. Va, and will be brought
to Perry County for trial.
The @. III. V. & T. Ry. has
shifted the depot at Rock Bridge
to the West side of their tracks
and established telegraph Office
therein. Mr.. Will Finney, of this
place, is the telegrapher and ticket
seller. Will is a fine accommodate.
ing young gentleman and we'll
qualified for the business.
There is not a word of truth in
the special despatch from Logan in
Thursdays Columbus Journal in
flaming head lines that a notice
had been received by Col. Rempel
that his pension had been sus-
pended. His pension was granted
under the general law and all its
requirements were fully complied
with.
The following persons went to
the Worlds Fair this week: w.
A. Suiter, John F. White and wife,
Misses Weitzells, Miss Emma and
Bell Brooke, Sam Brooke, Robert
Sanderson, Pascal Bright, Fred
Bright, Gordon Armstrong, Mrs.
Dave Little, Will Strentz, Harry
Ambrose, Harry Todd, Mr.. James
Kimberling and wife, Mrs. Petty,
and Will Lytle.
1T is rough road to travel to
be Director of the Chicago Fair.
They resolved to close the Fair
last Sunday deeming the patron
age insufficient to pay the expenses
of keeping open after having tried
it several Sundays. One Cling
man, a stockholder, sometime ago
had secured an injunction in Judge
STEMS court against closing on
Sunday. The Directors disregard.
ed this order and closed last Sun
day. The Directors were brought
before the court for contempt, and
several of them were fined in the
sum Of $1,000 each.
AT the Prohibition County
Con vention and Basket Meeling
held last Wednesday at Carpenters
Grove, the following ticket was
nominated: Sheriff, ]. w. Knipe;
Probate Judge, d. w. Weltner;
Clerk of the Court. G.. v. McBroom
Commissioner, Chas Shaw; Infrm.
ary Director, Julian Parrott; Rep.
resentative for the Hocking-Vin'
ton district, John w. Stiverson
No nominations were made fol-
Prosecuting Attorney or Coroner
In the afternoon the meeting was
addressed by Rev. G.. P. Macklin
the Prohibition candidate for Gov
ernor.
-Pursell has lately arisen to be
great friend of the pensioner'
He writ es very pathetically on the
subject. He says the pension O.
$72 of VIM Glass, has been cut ir
two by Hoke Smith, and charges
upon the Democratic party treason
stratagems, spoils and desertions
and everything a Republican has
been able to say against the party
since 1861, and thinks it remorse-
lessly cruel and unbearable that
the rebels should be on top and cut
ting pensions asunder. But what
spoils the whole thing and robs II
of its political force, is that, in this
case Of Glass, the pension, as far as
we have been able to ascertain, and
our information has been pretty
direct, has not been cut in two OF
stopped, but goes right on as usual
The reported hanging and
burning of Hoke Smith in efigy
near Portsmouth, few days age
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