Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-03-04
OHIO STATE NEWS.

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tenant, Edwin Taylor.
Gov. MCKINLEY, has made an assign
ment of his property to Herman II.
kohlsaat, of Chicago and Col Myron
L. Herrck and Judge VIM. r. Day,
both of Cleveland, who will act as trus-
tees The notes indorsed for Walker
may amount to Sl1S,0O0.
JACOB GRooMs, who was brutally
beaten with piece of antling by
Charles Young, at Cooper's saw-nill, in
Jefferson township, near PEBBLES, died
the other morning from his injuries.
Young has fled, and is supposed to have
crossed over in Kentucky.
The run on the Yellow Springs bank
has ceased. Cashier Pickett states
that the suit filed against the Hominy
Flake Co. is an individual matter, and
that it owes the bank but one small
loan, which is not yet due.
+. g. RANDALL, father-in-law of A. G.
Sands, of Cincinnati, is dead at Logan.
Mr.. Randall was one of the oldest and
most respected citizens of Hooking
county. He has been mason for 66
years
LAKE SHORE special train ran into an
engine at Wickliff the other morning.
Engineer James Gill of the special was
killed, the lever of the engine going
through his body. The fireman is be-
lieved to be under the wreck.
Mrs. GEo. CHAMBERLAIN, living near
Dunbridge, administered a large dose
of arsenic to her lO-year-old son and
took n dose of the poison herself. The
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time. She was found by neighbors in
an unconscious condition and can not
live. Family trouble was the cause of
the rash act
C. u. D.CoNKLIN, conductor of the freight
colliding with the limited express and
causing the disastrous wreck at Shreve
last September, was arrested at Pitts
burgh by Sheriff Smith. There are
three indictments for manslaughter
pending against him. Sheriff Smith
went to East Palestine to arrest An
drew Bradley, the engineer, who has
the same number of indictments
LEE BoYsELL, of Cridersville, near
Lima, is raving maniac on religion,
going suddenly daft on the subject He
will be taken to the asylum.
MRS. MARY SELLERS, of Columbus,
appeared before Squire Olnhausen and
requested the arrest of her husband on
the charge of kidnapping. They have
not been living together for some time.
She claims he entered her home the
other night while she slept and stole
her eight-months-old babe. A warrant
for his arrest was issued.
THE grand jury reported 100 indict-
ments at Norwalll. This is the largest
number ever found in Huron county.
Eighty-nine witnesses were examined,
covering l40 cases
THE frozen body of Mrs. Esther NJ.
Seymour was found in woodshed in
the rear of her premises at Norwalk.
She lived alone and was very eccen-
trio. Heart disease. was the supposed
cause.
THE governor, the other morning,
sent to the senate the following
re-appointments. which were con-
firmed without reference to COM
mittees: Charles L. Ink, Columbi-
ana county, member state board of
pharmacy: j. ]. Sullivan, Cuyahoga,
trustee Ohio Soldiers and Sailors home;
r. Brinlserhotf, Richland, and NJ. ID.
Follett, Washington, members board of
state charities; ii. c. Houston, Cham
paign, trustee of Girls Industrial
school; John S. Jones, Delaware, trus-
tee of Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
home: f. NJ. Marriott, Delaware men,
ber board of matagers Ohio State re-
formatory; T. - Campbell, Hardin,
trustee normal and industrial depart.
ment of Wilberforce university.
Ii. c. BURT n Son, dealer in grain and
wool at Cleveland, have failed. Liabil.
tiles s40,O assets So, 600. a chattel
mortgage of S23, 600 was given the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce and the bank
closed the house.
AT her home, near Cardington, Mrs.
John Hilton fell i'll fit into the fire.
place, and was slowly burned TO death
in the presence of her two children.
HENRY BOWER, the convicted street
commissioner of Toledo was sentenced
by Judge Lennon to pay a fine of 5000
and serve thirty days in the Toledo
workhouse. A motion for new trial
was promptly overruled, and the court
was very severe in his remarks while
passing sentence. Bower was COM
pletely overcome, as he had anticipated
light fine only.
HENRY BoHI.Es went to his store at
Melmore the other morning and blew
out his brains with revolver No
cause is assigned.
AT GAINESVILLE, Logan II. Geyer was
found guilty of forging Simon Elliotts
name to note, on which he real
lied $50
Mrs. BETsEY +. SMYTHE, a middle
aged widow, died at Cleveland from an
overdose of morphine alleged to have
been taken with suicidal intent. Mrs.
Smythe's life was insured for large
sum.
JAMES DowNARD, of Radcliff, put
powder in his stove to clean out the
SCOT. The explosion ignited keg of
powder, badly burning Downard and
two children.
Mrs. WAGNER, formerly of Younps-