Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-11-28
NEWS IN BRIEF
Many Items of Interest Gathered From
All Over the Country.

All over the country.
InParis one person in Islives on charity.
The railways OF England give employment
to 10000 people.
A sentiment is growing in Hawaii to pension
Princess Kaiulani.
In London alone over 100000 matches are
used every "a hours.
More than flye-eighths of the steamers in the
world are under tho British flag.
1t is said that Mount vosuvius is 150 feet
higher than it was a few months ago.
Cara, the bandit revolutionist Of Mexico, is
said to be fighting for the insurgents in Cuba.
Italian brigands attacked a monastery at
viterbo Sunday. Twenty armed monks drove
them away.
Ny Favorite, the dam Of the sensational
horse Handspring, was sold to Richard Croker
of New York. The price paid is said to be be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
North Carolina has a mica output of 10000
pounds year. New Hampshire produces
about $4,000 pounds, South Dakota 1900
pounds and New Mexico 1000.
The box office receipts at the New York
horse show were sl5O,0)o, with about $4,000
clear profit.
Two Kokomo (Ind.) men have completed
two motorcycles and will start them in the race
at Chicago on Thanksgiving.
Foi, the stolen love of her husband, Mrs.
Frank Warren of Chicago sues Mrs. Mollie
Hancock for $lOo,00o damages.
When Mrs. Leonine Cook of Chicago went in
boomers TO visit friend, the dog failed to
recognize her and tore her garments In bits.
The annual meeting of the National Civil
Service Reform league will be held at Wash
ington on Thursday and Friday, Dec. 10 and 10.
Late advices from Cuba say that Jose. the
youngest son of General Campos, has been at
tackled by yellow fever in the province Of
Santa Clara.
Emma Foulk of Bucyrus, O., suicided by
shooting. Her father suicided 20 years ago.
Prominent gamblers of Norwalk O., have
been subperaed to appear before the grand
jury. A. 1
At Findlay, o., Rev. A. J. Whitman Of the
Radical United Brethren church was found
guilty Of immoral conduct.
Mrs. W. v. Rood has been arrested ct Bowl
| ing Green, O., for robbing the mails while her
husband was postmaster at Rudolph. sac has
| confessed. -.'@,r
The Chicago Evening Journal and Evening
| Press have consolidated.
David Confer, Is, of Cato, Pa, shot big
bear. Bruin weighed 200 pounds e sps6.~,'
large filibusterins party is reported to
have sailed for Qahs from sayport, Fla. ~.
DR.. Suffer, a leading physician Of Dallas
made mistake in bottles and swallowed O
dose of strychnine, resulting in death.
Tenyear-old Charles Boiler announced in a
New York police court that his one aim in life
was to kill his mother He was spanked and
| sent home. :N'r-- =
Anderson Bird a farmer who lived neaY
Middletown, Ala, died from the effects Of
morphine administered to him by his wife by
mistake for quinine.
Three full companies of trained soldiers
were organized in Pittsburg for service in
CubG, and are by this time with the insurgents
| fighting against Spain.
Union glass blowers at Baltimare were
blacltlisted by the National Glass Blowers as
sociation for asking whether they would be
allowed to work plant on the cooperative
plan.
| A West Virginia constable at tempted to col
lect a Judgment against the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad by attaching q freight train.
He has the train, and doesn't know what to dc
with it.
| very old deed was recorded at the register
1 of deeds Office in Nashua, N. H., the other
morning. The deed was drawn March II, 1892
1t conveys piece Of landin the town Of Weare
for the sum of ESQ.