Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
CONDENSED NEWS.
A Collection Of Interesting Items on vari.
Gus Subjects, Especially Prepared Fer
the Hnsty Reader.

Collection Of Interesting Items on vari,
Gus subjects. Especially Prepared Fer
the Hnstv Reader.
Mgr. Satolli was received by 500 priests
and students at the Grand seminary,
Montreal.
Simon Luke OF Baltimore claims to have
invented submarine boat which equals
anything Jules Verne imagined.
At Sacramento, Otto Zeigler, the bicy-
clist, broke the'world's record for mile,
flying start with pacemakers. His time
was l:50 fiat.
In Cleveland Louis Grimm broke the "a.
hour American bicycle record--354 miles,
l,6O5 yards. Grimm covered SSS miles,
l,49O yards. He lost 50 minutes on ac-
count of rain.
Secretary Herbert, after consultation
with the state department, has decided at
length to relieve the United States naval
vessels which have lain so long at Blue
helds, Nicaragua, under tropical sun in
the unhealthy season.
Advices by vessel from Hawaii say that
the royalists will soon attempt to restore
Lllluokaiani to the throne.
Advices from San Domingo say that
cyclone has leveled several hundred houses
there and damaged the coffee crop in
Hayti.
1t is said that Senator Hill may not
qualify as governor of New York even
though elected, as Republican would
probably be chosen to succeed him in the
senate.
Alix defeated Directum in two straight
heats in Boston, the first by three leugths,
the second by four. Time. 2:O9 and 2:I49l.
Carl Browne, at the head of a Coxey
army" of eight ragged men, paraded
through Wall street, New York. Browne
was arrested.
Nellie Farrell, 20, of Brooklyn, died from
eating too many peanuts.
Several eX-police officers were arrested
In New York upon charges brought out
before the LeXow committee.
The United States supreme court refused
nearing of the Indiana railroad tax cases
decided at the last term of the court. The
cases involve the legality of the Indiana
railroad tax law.
The Public Stock and Produce Ex-
change, aPittsburg gdiscressionary pool con-
Germ, has been closed by the police The
Consolidated Stock and Produce Exchange
has closed its doors.
The Free Masons Of Detroit and vicinity
have decided to erect and run a pesthouse
in the suburbs of the city, to be devoted
exclusively TO the care of members of the
order who may be stricken with SMALLPOX
Crimes and Casualties.
An attempt was made to assassinate
Rev. NJ. Barban at Lexington, o. T.,
by desperadoes whom he scored in ser.
mon.
William Davis and wife, an aged couple
residing near Mounds, six miles west of
Mount Sterling, Ills, were struck and in
stantly killed by train
Anton PETER, st. Cloud (NGinn) shoe
dealer, was robbed of $500 by sneak
thief.
Five drillers were seriously injured by
natural gas explosion near Greenfield, Ind.
During a drunken quarrel at LAFAYETTE,
Ind, Charles O'Brien cut Fred Goldman in
an artery. Goldman Eled to death.
Fires.
Jefferson, O., had a $4,000 fire in the
business portion.
Beaver Falls, Pa, had a 100000 fire in
the heart of the city.
1t is said that Princess Alix and Grand
Duke Nicholas will be married at the bed
side of the czar.