Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-08
CONDENSED NEWS.
A Collection Of Interesting Items on vari-
Gus Subjects, Especially Prepared For
the Hasty Reader.

A Collection Of Interesting Items on vari-
Gus Subjects, Especially Prepared For
the HastF Reader.
Nine couples from Louisville were mar
ried at Jacksonville, Ind, Tuesday, to
curtail expenses.
John Thomas, a lanatic. died on train
near Huntington, w. Va, while being
taken TO the asylum.
The American Iron and Brass Work
ers decided to form in each Of the large
cities of the country central bodies 70
which all trades in the metal industry will
be asked to become part.
Victc= Ochoa, the Mexican revolutionist,
was captured in Texas.
The Dunkirk windowglass plant at Dun
kirk, Ind, has started up with 200 hands
employed. Every factory there is now
running full time.
The United States steamer Chicago has
arrived at Lisbon.
The British steamer Enskar, Captain
Kneebone, from Philadelphia Oct. for
London and Swansea, and for the safety of
which some fears were felt, has been towed
to Queenstown with her shaft broken by
the steamer McGarel of Migarel
The eastern anthracite coal sales agents
have decided to advance prices % cents on
stove and 10 cents on other sizes. The
prices for November will be 81 for stove,
s. for egg and chestnut, and $500 for
grape coal. 1t was also decided to mine
during November to the full capacity OF
the companies, without restriction.
New York's registration is 3O9,931, the
largest ever recorded there.
The 6-year-old son of Mrs. Ollie Shack.
elford was seized with hydrophobia al
Frankfort, KY. Sunday.
In the nine months past the earnings OF
the Mexican railways increased AZ per
cent, as compared with the same period in
1893
"A sensation was sprung at Audubon, la.
when the grand jury returned indictments
against dozen people for an alleged con.
spiracy to rob the Davenport glucose
works. The sheriff has already arrested
Arthur SchwenneGken, Joe Hall, Bill Fer
ris, AL Heath and man named Bell.
Crimes and Casualties.
Samuel Smith was fatally shot at Lo
gansport. Ind, by John Bushing in q
quarrel over the latter's wife.
George Sanderson of Limestone town
ship, near Williamsport, Pa, struck a
vein of cement 100 feet thick on his land
New York assayers say it is the best in the
world
William Gref, merchant of Paducah
KY, aged 50 years, is in Jail charged with
a tiendish assault upon the 9-year-old
daughter of Max Stromberg, well known
tailor.
Augusta Lopez and Macon erase, the
murderers of McSweeney and Hops
Americans killed near Oaxaca, Mex, have
been sentenced to death.
The explosion of lamp in the Central
hotel, at Ration, N. NJ, destroyed it and
three railroad men, James La Point, James
McCool, and AL Kennedy, perished in the
flames.
John Weiss of New York was arrested il
Jersey City on the charge of appropriat
ing to his own use $26, 900 belonging to the
Germania society of New York.
There were two suicides of patients at
Hot Springs, Ark, Sunday.
Two men named Doney and McNulty
were killed in Il freight wreck at Bristol
Pennsylvania.
Lew Manuel, a prosperous farmer neal
Tamo, Ark, was shot to death by a mar
he caught stealing his hogs.
-Four young women were fatally injured
by being struck by traiA on the Bis
Four Saturday night near Lebanon, Ind
They We're in u wagon returning from
dance.