Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-07-06
OHIO NEWS NOTES.
Gathered from Various Parts Of the
buckeye Stnte.

Of7IO NEWo NJ 60.
Gathered from Various Parts Of the
Buckeye State.
Two fast trains on the Baltimore and
Ohin Southwestern coll:ded at Loveland,
o. Fireman Hite Of Columbus, o., was
killed. No passengers were hurt
Miners in the Fuller Coal company's four
mines at Sherrodsville, near Carrollton, o.,
quit work Saturday and will stay out until
paid. There has been no pay day for six
weeks.
David L. Hurlbert, who disappeared mys.
teriously about three years ago from Zanes-
vile, o., upon summons of what proved to
be bogus telegram from Chicago, has been
found on cattle ranch in Texas.
DIR. John King, 81, died at his home at
North Bend, o., after an illness Of about
three years. He was fox number of years
lecturer in the Electric Medical institute
of Cincinnati, and was well known as q
medical authority throughout the whole
country.
By decision of the supreme court sa-
looms must be closed the "a hours on elec.
tion day. The opinion was rendered in the
case Of George Schuck against the state.
Schuck is Wayne county saloonist and
was convicted of opening his saloon after
the polls closed on election day.
At church festival ut Norwalk, o.,
Fred Loeffler, 81, shot Lena Linder because
she ate ice cream with another young man.
Her corset saved her life. Loeff1er then
shot himself fatally.
Burglars called on Enoch Crawford, an
old farmer near Martins Ferry, O., and de-
manded large sum of money he was
known to have in his possession. While
the old man covered one with gun the
other attempted to get In window, but
was met by Mrs. Crawford, who cut him
on the hand with corncutter. The rob
bers then fled.
Mrs. Shaddens Cleveland Of Caldwell
o., mother Of ex-senator H. S. Cleveland
is dead at the age of So Infrmities of old
age the cause,
Frank Schoefler shot Miss Lena Linder
in the arm and side at Norwalk (O.)
church social because she refused to &C
company him to supper
At Akron, O., Jacob Hajaneski, Ger
man, shot his wife and then placed the re-
volved in his mouth but failed to shoot
himself. Then he stabbed himself fatally.
Domestic troubles.
HI. c. Frick Of the famous Carnegie com
pany at Homestead, Pa, and Benjamin
Butterworth of Cincinnati are negotiating
to build large iron and steel mill in Find
lay, o., to manufacture Heckert's project
lies. In case they build they will employ
1000 men.
Frank Morris, living near Lebanon, O.,
was killed by being thrown from colt.
In the past six months three attempts
have been made to burn the residence OF
Postmaster Mitsche Of Brighton, O., near
Springfield.
Herbert Comstock, station agent at Dun
bridge, o., has mysteriously disappeared
His accounts are all right. He was in love
with young lady who did not reciprocate
An old feud between Frank Kohlsdorf
and Clifton Hard, farmers living near Elm
wood, Franklin county, O., resulted in a
fight, in which Hard was probably fatally
cut. Kohlsdorf is in Jail
Burglar Anderson, who was tried in Co
lumbus, o., last week, now wants new
trial.
Edward Christen, Jr., was killed at
Lima, o., by the bursting Of soda foun-
tain.
The Ohio Christian Endeavor union is In
session in Cincinnati.
John Goldfish returned to Middletown,
O., after wandering over the world for 25
years.
Near Mogadore o., Frank Nuell, stand
ing beside the track, was killed by falling
freightcar door.
Six of the best business houses Of Leip-
sic, o., burned Loss about $4,000. Two
men were arrested for stealing during the
fire.
At Mantua, O., Lester Merriam, while
shooting rats, accidentally shot his mother,
inficting wounds which will doubtless
prove fatal.
Aeronaut Craig was probably injured at
'Celina, O. The balloon did not rise over
800 feet and when the parachute was cut
loose it did not properly open in the short
distance it had to fall
The Lake Erie Iron company and the
Union Rolling Mills company, Cleveland,
have decided to shut down on July for
repairs and to await the signing Of the
Amalgamated association scale in Pitts
burg. About 600 men will be thrown out
of employment.
AT Ashtabula, o., Restaurant Keeper
Reed and his two sons attacked Baker
William Waldeck, who called to collect q
bill, threw him face downward into vat
of mortar and held him there some time.
The sight Of one eye IL gone, and he may
lose the other Waldeck swallowed some
of the mortar and may die. Two Of hin
assaiiants were captured