The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-18
OHIO STATE NEWS.

at Coal Gate, Hooking county, and
Walter s. Bates has been appointed
postmaster
Mrs. MAY Il. WHITE has been app
pointed superintendent of the children'i
home at Columbus.
c. M. MATTHEW, while attending the
funeral of Miss Maud HaymalSer, had
narrow escape from being washed away
from the old River road, near Bucyrus
AT Springfield the coroner is investi
eating the cause of the death of Minnie
Snyder's newborn babes Minnie is
single and domestic
HARRISON STULE, of East Liverpool,
found burglar in his house the other
night, and, although over so years old,
Stule attacked him with a corn-cutter,
injuring him badly.
AT Wellston, Minnie Bunck, aged 90,
was killed by yard engine.
A. j. OssENBACH was arrested al
Columbus, on requisition from the
governor of Washington state. lie is
wanted for selling mortgaged property
as free of incumbrance.
The other evening the teachers of the
ptllOOl az VIC olIuChs llCN
wanted hall permits, which had been
refused them by the warden and they
showed their stubbornness. They were
all laid off and a new set of teachers
was put on.
DANIEL LINDEsMITH, an aged resi-
dent of Canton, was found dead in bed
by friend who called upon him a few
days ago. Heart disease.
Mrs. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS celebrated
her 105th birthday at GAINESVILLE the
other day.
MARY MOORE, married. and Maggie
McFadden, 1G, were received at the pen
itentiary from Mahoning county for
stealing jewelry.
HARRISON STEELE, aged so years, beat
off two burglars who enteredohis house
at East Liverpool the other night. He
used a corncutter and succeeded in in.
juring one of the men very badly. Both
escaped.
WALTER b. BRIGHT, the four-year-old
boy of James +. Roby, prominent
cooper of Tiffin, fatally shot himself
the other afternoon. He found the
weapon under his fathers pillow and
while playing with the revolver, in the
absence of the parents, discharged it
into his bowels.
THE Brown arson trial at Findlay
ended in n verdict of not guilty, the
jury being out about an hour.
NEAR Glendale a large number of
valuable horses and cattle have been
bitten by rabid dogs.
FRANK KELLY swindled nearly forty
New Lexington women out of 1926
each, by representing that he was au-
thorized to take cash subscriptions for
a 81 woman's magazine at that price.
ISAAC REYNOLDS, third term horse
thief serving a sentence from Fayette
county, became insane the other morn
ing and was sent to the prison asylum.
He believes ex-Warden Dyer's daughter
is after him with electricity and has
power to change him into toad.
THE administrator of the estate OF
Frank Brown, an old German resident
of Peru township, near Norwalll, who
dropped dead few months ago while
unloading grain at one of the mills
there, brought into the probate Judges
Office recently 81, 763 in gold and bills,
mostly fves and tens, which he had
found in an old tin pail on his fathers
farm. The money had a very musty
smell and some of the gold pieces were
white with mold, as though they had
been buried for some time. Young
Brown refuses to tell where the money
was concealed but is confident that il
has not been in the place where found
for more than year. 1t was placed
among the other assets of the estate.
Mr. AND Mrs. THOMAS GLEASON, q
well-known and highly respected couple
residing ut Kinsman, Trumbull county
were adjudged insane the other day
and will be taken to the Newburg asy.
lum. An only son of the parties was
| drowned in Indiana last summer while
bathing, and grief at their sons death
together with religious excitement
| brought on by attending revival serv
ices, is given as the cause of their de-
rangement.
TwENTY-EIGHT counties in Ohio show
falling off in population since 1881
aggregating 80, 575.
FRANK KELLY, aged IS, of GAINESVILLE
the support of his widowed mother
was killed by shock from an electric
| motor
! HENRY CHAMBERS, a colored convict
struck Henry Krueger over the heac
with an iron bar. Krueger will re
| cover.
AT Toledo in the divorce suit entered
few years since by Mrs. Henry Kohlo
| wife of Hon. Henry Kohlo formerly
member of the legislature and the stat,
board of pardons, against Mrs. Myers
for the alienation of her husbands af
fections, the jury returned n verdict fo
! SO, 900 in favor of Mrs. Kohlo, the 9th
er afternoon.
| guilty of malfeasance for having regu
larly drawn the salary of a man who's,
name appeared upon the payroll of hi
office, but who had been numbered
among the dead for some time.
SCIo has offered $4,000 and {. site i
the courthouse is removed from Cadiz
VILLA NJ Il. CASTLE one of the com
missioners to the United States from
the Hawaiian provisional government
is graduate of Oberlin college. ii
was a classmate of Hon. II. f. BurlIet
of Findlay, to whom he recently wrot
letter foreshadowing the events whicI
overthrow the queens government il
Hawaii
AT Bowling Green, Mrs. Richar
Digby, wife of prominent merchant
suicided by cutting her throat in fou