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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-18
DYNAMITE FIsNp.
identity Of the Columbus Bomb Throusr

CoLUDUs. o., July l6.-The man
who attempted to blow up the residence
Of City Director Of Public Works J. p.
Bliss a week ago has been placed under
arrest. he right man has been secured
beyond a doubt. In fact he has made a
full confession.
His name is George Karlsberger, So.
he is evidently insane.
Though his parents live here, and he
Is unmarried, Karlsberger has lived for
long time in a shanty boat on the
river, and he was found there when De-
tectives Mahoney and O'Neil went to
arrest him. He stoutly resisted arrest,
and in the melee Detective Mahoney
was bruised in the face and O'Neil had
his hand mashed.
He said he did it because Bliss was
''pushing electric sticks into his eyes. I"
He also intended to blow up the houses
of Colonel G.. S. Innis and A. o. Mouck
nearby for the same reason. He got the
bombs several weeks ago of @. Kuhl-
man, a gunsmith. He got four of them,
paying 80 cents for them.
Mr.. Bliss interviewed the prisoner in
his cell. He said he had known Ka1ls-
berger for long time but had had no
dealings with him. He had no idea
that Karlsbergel entertained a grudge
toward him.
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FLORIDA.

FLORIDA, o., July 10Th.
We had quite refreshing shower
yesterday accompanied with a strong
wind but did not do any damage.
An ice cream supper was given at
Aunt Leah Brubaker's last Wednes-
day evening for the Brethren preach
er.
The base ball boys gave supper
Saturday evening in George Leon
hart's yard.
Threshlng machine whistles are
heard in all directions.
Mrs. Kit Roberts and children, of
West Hope, visited her mother, Mrs
Krotzer part of last week.
John Barr is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Cert Jones.
Art Kerstetter visited his sister,
Mrs. Lottie Brubaker Sunday.
Kit Roberts and Lottie BrubakeI
drove to Napoleon Wednesday after
noon,
florida and Holgate base ball clubs
played a game Of ball at Holgate last
Saturday, Florida coming out 1G
ahead.
West Hope and Florida base bal
boys are to play at this place next
Saturday. UNCLE Tom.
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HOLGATE.
HoLGATE, July 10th.

HoLGATE, July 10th.
Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Kline enter
tanned the Epworth League at their
residence last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. w. Fisher and Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Hayman spent Sun
day at Mcclure.
Mrs. A J. Harmon of Findlay was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. zarbaugh
Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh Kerr is visiting friends
at Evansport.
G. w. Fisher was in Napoleon
Monday.
Sol. Zarbaugh made business trip
to McComb last Friday.
H. G. Mueller of McComb was in
town Monday.
Mrs. G. E. Chapin and little son,
Raymond, of Continental, spent a
few days with Holgate friends last
week.
Miss Dollie Fribley, who mas been
in indianapolis for the past si2
months, is at home with her parents
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MCCLURE.
MccLuRE. Jolly 15th.

McCLURE, July 18th
George Super visited Desnler Tues
day.
Mabel Johns went to Napoleon
Thursday where she win spend the
rest of the summer with her grand
parents.
Clarence Stiger, of Bowling Green,
is here visiting friends and relatives.
Emma yogel, of Holgate, came
home Wednesday.
Misses Rosa Carlisle and Lottie
Peterson spent Sunday in the count
ny with Mrs. Dan Carlisle.
Bert King and Ed. Racey visited
Grand Rapids Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gid Sloan and Mrs. Ed. Foore
visited Napoleon friends Thursday.
Henry Errett and Frank Foltz made
business trip to Weston Wednesday
evening.
Sam Armbruster visited Napoleon
Friday.
Henry Stineman and wife, of Wes-
ton, spent Sunday in this city the
guests of Henry Errett and family.
Frank Wilcox and wife, Pete Soliday
and wife, Mrs. Ben Carlisle, Mrs.
Henry Errett, Mrs. verd Heater,
Mrs. Geo. Foltz, AL Carlisle, George
Briney, Lottie Johnson, Mr.. VanKas-
er and Tillie Huffman all attended
the big show in Toledo Wednesday.
G. NJ. webber, Of livingston, spent
Sunday in this burg.
Mr.. Henderson, of Liberty Center,
was in Mcclure Monday.
VIM. Stoner made a drive to Wings
ton Sunday.
Mrs. Trume Detray is on the sick
list.
J. Frank Hickerson, of McComb,
called on his many friends in this
place Monday.
We were favored with a nice shower
of rain here the first of the week.
Bert King made drive to Wings
ton Saturday evening.
VIM. Neifer, Of Grand Rapids call
ed on his best girl here Sunday even
ing. ToPsY.
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COTTON.
COTTON. July 18th.

COTTON, July l5tn-
VIM. Whitaker and daughter Mil
lie. of Wauseon, and niece, Of Kan
sas, were the guests of George Els
worth few days last week.
Nelson Sales, one of our oldest resi-
dents, who is past his Tooth birthday,
was struck with paralysis last Satur-
day and it is rather doubtful il he
will recover on account of his old
age.
Ira Barlow is quite sick with neu-
ralgia.
A. F. Bradley has contracted with
Uncle Sam to carry the mail to Texas
for one year for $120.
The Cotton base ball club run
against big snag Sunday when they
crossed bats with the farmers. Re
peated goose eggs so broke up the
Coltons that in the 7th inning they
refused to play, when the umpire de-
clared the score to in favor of the
farmers.
&c. Jones and wife and Mrs. J. E.
Berno were in Toledo last Thursday.
Aaron Engler has returned from
Toledo where he has been spending
few days with his children.
Albert O'Hearn has bought the
threshing machine formerly owned
by John Danrooth.
Born, to Tim Sullivan and wife Ju-
ly II, a boy.
Uncle John Barlow made business
trip to Napoleon Monday.
MOSES SKINNER.
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TUBBSVILIE.

TUBBSvILLE, o., July 10th.
Harvest is over and the threshing
machine is again in our midst.
A rather dangerous accident occur
ed at L. Hartman's Sunday evening.
The lamp, while sitting on the table
suddenly exploded, scattering the con-
tents in all directions. The table
cloth and several papers lying on the
table ignited. The flames were soon
smothered out by Mr.. Hartman so
that no serious damage was done.
The Helping Hand society at this
place will give an ice cream social at
the residence of Samuel Miller, one
week from next Thursday evening.
All are cordially invited.
Geo. Clifton and wife, Carrie Reyn-
olds, Mrs. Libby Fetzer and son,
Abram Kline and masters Wilbur
and Harry attended quarterly meet
ing at Florida Sunday.
The Christian Union has chosen a
new way of appointing the leaders Of
the meeting, they being appointed 4
weeks in advance that they may be
| well prepared with their subject.
Mrs. Nettie Clifton, Carrie Reynolds,
Mrs. Libby Fetzer and Abraham
Kline have been chosen as leaders of
the forcoming evenings.
A large number OF people from this
place attended quarterly meeting at
lOlive Branch last Sunday.
Geo. Clifton and Alba Richardson
| two enterprising stock dealers Of this
place are busy buying sheep.
S. A. x.
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HAMLER.

HAMLER, July 10.
Mrs. Chas. Howe, Of Deshler, was
visiting with her grandparents, Mr..
Barhite and wife last Thursday.
Mrs. Wheeler, who has been work
-ing in Findlay for some time, came
home last Wednesday.
Elsie Rice has been quite sick dur
ing the past week but is much better
at present
Quite a number of Hamlerites at
tended the Barnum s. Bailey show at
Defiance last Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Wetmore, of Toledo,
was in town last Friday. She return
ed the same day, leaving the children
to visit week or more with their
grandmother, Mrs. Rice.
Libbie Townsand of Findlay spent
several days in town last week, the
guest of Annie Rice.
G. #. Wickenhiser and wife started
last Monday on a trip through the
eastern states. They expect to be
gone about two weeks. They will
visit Pittsburg, Baltimore, Washing
ton, Philadelphia and several other
large cities.
Seneca Leider, of Bowling Green,
was in town Sunday
Minnie Hayes and Mertie McIntire
attended the young peoples meeting
at Bartlow Chapel Sunday evening.
Maggie Hayes spent Sunday in
Findlay.
Earl Fredrick and wife drove
through from Deerfeld, Mich, to
Hanler last Saturday.
Miss Georgia Dickerhoof is assist.
ing in Wickenhisers store during G.
F's. absence.
The ladies met at the home Of Mrs,
Joe Champion Wednesday afternoon
to sew for the family Of JAS. Cramp-
to, whose home and contents were
recently destroyed by fire. Hamlel
is never backward in helping tn
\ needy RUTH.
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NEWS IN sRIFE
Many Item. of Iu.srs.. e.shsrsa From
An over the Country.

~~-"AA"A
An Over the Country.
Hundreds OF acres Of land are being
leased in GalliA county, o., for the pur-
pose Of prospecting for oil
Minnesota farmers are sustaining
heavy losses from lumpy jaw among
their cattle.
An organization similar TO the italian
Malta is said to exist among the Aus
trian miners at Kingston, n. Y.
A granite shaft seven feet high, sur
mounted by a monster apple, is soon to
be erected near Woburn, Mass, on the
site where the famous Baldwin apple
was discovered about 100 years ago.
The mines at Ebon and. GlsE Run,
near Nelsonville, o., viii be closed for
the present, throwing many miners out
Of work
Gladys Cleyeland-that is what the
new baby at Gray Gables is to be named.
: The attorney general of 9exas says
the law prohibiting prizefghts is valid
and that it is the duty of the sheriff of
Dallas county to see that it is enforced.
Some of the best lawyers of the state
claim it is invalid.
Rudolph H. Kosch, a young Hunga-
rian draughtsman of Cleveland, has
succeeded in .perfecting what he thinks
is a practical flying machine.
At Findlay, o., Miss Ella Williamson,
20, died from the effects of poison taken
because her parents objected TO the COM
pany she kept.
A new industry for the manufacture
of a modern corn harvester may be es-
tablished at Mansfield, o.
The second annual free street fair
will be held at Norwelk, o., Aug. 81,
% and 23.
The shores of Lake Erie are dotted
with tents, which are filed with happy
campers.
It is reported in Indianapolis that the
Pennsylvania Railroad company is pre-
pairing to do away with its union men,
because they can not depended on in
case of a strike.
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DON'T starch Emhrotderx.

Linen and denim, whether embroidered
in white or colors. Go not need any starch.
They should be ironed when damp and
will then be sufficiently stiff. Wash them
in hlkewarm suds, never letting the water
be really hot and hang them where they
will dry quickly, but not directly in the
sun In this way the color of the stuff and
the material used in making will be pre-
served. Embroideries should always be
ironed on the wrong side, and ironed until
perfectly dry
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-18
Gold From Sea Water.

Professor Hunioke Of Washington uni
versity, St. Louis, is about applying for a
process by which, he claims, $40, ,000worth
of gold can be obtained from sea water at
cost of 81, every ton of water yielding
from 2 to 4 cents worth of gold He in
sists that no nation will hereafter suffer
from scarcity of gold; that gold will
come from the vastly deep whenever call
cd for, though spirits refuse to come.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-18

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The inter
state commerce commission has granted
an extension of time within which all
railroads must equip their cars with Sc
cure grabirons and handholds in the
ends or sides of cars, from July until
Dec. / next. The time for complying
with the act requiring the use Of draw
bars of the standard height on all cars
has also been extended until Feb. 15,
tOnH
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Is wiling 70 Die suddenly.

William Laxton, who hasn't q relative
in the world, took the place in the Win
chester Repeating Arms company's works
as illuminate mixer. He is to get $50 a
week and work four hours day. He is
likely to be blow to atoms at any minute.
He will get 81 day more than Jeremiah
Spillane, who was killed at the last explo-
sion. Forty men asked for the place. ~
New York World.
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whittled a stIck of pxnannite.

LANCASTER, O., July 16.-Pearl Daum,
IL, together with companion, was
strolling about the Industrial school
stone quarry when the former picked
up a stick of dynamite and began whit
Ting it. An explosion followed. which
mutilated his hands to such an extent
that the left one had to be amputated
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Dangerous Plaything.

ALLIANCE, O., July 15.--Clara, the
6-year-old daughter of George James, a
conductor on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago railroad, while, playing
around her home discovered a railroad
torpedo. The child struck the shell
with stone, when it exploded with ter
rife force, terribly lacerating her face
and almost blowing the scalp from her
head. The injuries will probably prove
fatal W.
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Fridge Gives Way.

WEST ALEXANDRIA, o., July 15.--
Near this city as Ed Jordan and War
ron Wikle were crossing bridge with
traction engine the structure gave
way, precipitating the engine and men
Is feet into the bed of the creek Wil1le
was crushed to death and Jordan but
slightlY injured
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The bestsalvei n the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheunn,
letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively Piles,or no
payrequired. Itisguaranteedto give
Standardization ,ormoneyrefunded
,Price25 centsperbox. For Sale by ID /
J. Humphrey. Tyr
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Two Men Killed and One Fatally Injured.
Great Damage by Fire.
WAvERLY, o., July 16. "A terrific ex-
plosion took place on Frank Wills farm
at Sunfsh creek, about 20 miles from
this place. A thresher traction engine
exploded and Taylor Unfer and Charles
Willis were both killed by flying pieces
of iron. The engineer, George o. Brien,
was scalded so that he will probably die.
The explosion set fire to the wheat stack
and 800 bushels of wheat, together with
the threshing machine were consumed.
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Crime and CasualtIea.

Near Fostoria, o., Nathan Goodrich,
wife and child, while out riding on
three-wheeled handcar, were struck by
a special on the Toledo and Ohio Cen
tral road Mrs Goodrich and the child
were killed and Mr.. Goodrich seriously
injured.
Near East Rochester, O., Miss Laura
Thompson was thrown out Of carriage
and dragged nearly mile in runaway.
Although a number of bones were
broken her life was saved by heavy
corset and a smooth road.
Adam Feick, farm hand, was fatally
kicked by horse near Crestline, o.
Andrew Smith, charged with assault
ing a small girl in Paulding county, O.,
was captured at Troy, o., and jailed.
The farmers of Paulding threaten to
lynch Smith if he is taken to that coun-
ty for trial.
Near Asheville, N. c., Attorney Jen-
ny shot at VIII Wilkinson, who had
Mrs. Jenny out riding, missed the man
and killed the woman. Wilkinson was
arrested. Jenny fled.
At Smith Mills, N. j., Daniel Acker-
man stabbed his wife and then himself.
The woman is dead and the man may
die Recently the woman left her hus-
band for another man.
While cleaning out well on his farm
near Logansport, Ind, J. I. Parmenter
found the badly decomposed body of a
woman in a sack surrounded by guam
tity of lime.
Five people were killed by a storm at
Hackensack, N j., Saturday afternoon,
The force of the wind extended into
New York city.
At Bean Lake, No., George Michael.
while fooling with gun he did not
know was loaded, shot and killed Theo-
dore ,Kirkman. Michael surrendered
and told his story. Later he suicided.
Finley Spence, farmer of Pleasant
Plain, o., was injured III a runaway ac-
cident so that he died He leaves three
children and an insane wife.
A grindstone at the Detroit steel
spring works burst, probably fatally in
juring Bert Drury and Frank Goodman.
Mrs. Thomas Lafture of Bettsville
o., was fatally injured in runaway.
On crowded street in Memphis DIR.
John White shot and killed Jacot
Rothschild. White refuses to make any
statement. A woman is said to be al
the bottom Of the murder. Both men
have families.
Near Lafayette, Ind, John Package
is sought by enraged farmers, who wan1
to administer their idea Of justice
Package is charged with criminally as
sailing his 12-year-old daughter Zella.
At Winchester, KY, Bob Huggard, q
negro accused of having assaulted q
| young woman, was taken from the jai
by mob of 200 men and lynched.
4 Political.
1t is said in Washington that there
| will be seven presidential tickets in the
| field next year-the nominal Democratic
| and Republican tickets, a bimetallic anC
single-gold- standard ticket, Populist
ticket, Prohibition ticket and &
woman rights ticket.
Iowa Republicans nominated Colone
Drake for governor
| Fires.
Barkers, N. Y, was scorched to th'
extent of SOC, 1000.
Wauwatosa, Wis, had $4,000 fir
in the business portion.
|
Deaths.
] George G. Grady, once rival of Bar
mum and Forepaugh in the show busi
ne IS, died in Indianapolis.
Foreign.
It. was a walkover for the Conserva
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Ladx Cyclist Fatally injured.

DAYTON, o., July 15.-While Miss
Helen Lamb was riding her bicycle she
lost control of the machine, was thrown
and run over by the tower wagon Of the
street railway company and probably
fatally injured.
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UNDER THE BAN.
Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows and
Sons of Temperance.

Sons of Temperance.
CHICAGO, July 16.-Catholie members
of the Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows
and Sons of Temperance were author
lied placed under the ban Of the Roman
Catholic church by published order
which went into effect Sunday and was
read from all the pulpits Of that church
in this diocese. Archbishop Feehan has
been notified by Mgr. Satolli, the papal
delegate, that the edict is to be observed
to the strictest letter.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-18
MUST PAY THE TAX.
The Nichols Law Held to Be valid-Large
Amount Involved.

CINCINNATI, July 16.--Judges Lurton
and Taft have held the Nichols state
law valid, and sustained the state audi
tor, treasurer and attorney general, the
state board Of appraisers, in the assess
ments for taxes made under the Nichols
law on telegraph and telephone and ex-
press companies. This law has been
contested in the state and lower courts
and is now settled by this decision of
the United States court of appeals. 1t
involves large assessments from the
companies to the state.
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visiting His Old Home.

WATERFOWL, N. ", July 16. 6.-Hon.
J. Sterling Morton, secretary of agri-
culture, is at Adams, this county, visit
ing the place Of his birth and the scenes
of his boyhood for the first time in 80
Uaoro /,
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Young man, said the nearsighted
passenger, would you mind getting up
and giving this old gentleman seatf''
"Sirl' exclaimed the bloomer girl
and the bearded lady simultaneously ~
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Pension Decision.

WASHINGTON, July 13.--Ass;stant Sec
retary of the Interior John M. Reynolds
has decided that the father of deceased
soldier has no pensionable status under
the act of June ~, 1890, during the life
time of such soldiers mother.
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Good work of Rains.

PETosKEY, Mich, July IS. Rain has
fallen and the forest fires have gone
down some. Trains and telegraphie
communication are being restored.
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Back Broken.

STEUBENvnLE, o., July 16.-Mike
Mercer, an employe at Mingo steel
plant, had three ribs and back broken
by casting falling on him. His recovery
is doubtful.
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Psary Relief Expedition.

ST. JoHN's, N, f., July 12.-The
steamer Kite with the Peary relief ex-
pedition on board has sailed from here
for Greenland.
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Knocked Down and Robbed.

GALIIPoLIs, O., July 12.-Henry Ba-
der, well-to-do German, was robbed,
knocked in the head and left for dead
uear this city. He is badly hurt, but
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Foreign.
THREshER ENGINE EXPLopEs.

Tt was a walkover for the Conserva
lives at the recent elections in England
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MlsTook HER FOR A BURGLAR.
An Ardmore Il. IT, Doctor Shoots and
Kills His Young Wife,

hIIIs HIS Young VIE.
ARDMoRE, L t.. July 16.--Dr. E. A.
Adams, a dentist, living on Court street,
shot his young wife through the heart,
killing her instantly. The couple had
been married about two years and had
one child. Mrs. Adams was attending
to an invalid baby, and her husband.
nistaling her for burglar, fired shot
from revolver, killing her.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-18
COUNTY NEWS NOTES
Notes GarnGred by Our Corps
Of Correspondents
In the Various Localities in the County

All eommu nications must reach this office no
Isterthan uesdaYevening to insure insertion
Theproprietor ofthis paperwillnot be heldre
ponsibl iblefortheopinionsofits CORRESPONDENTS.
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George G. Grady, once rival of Bar
mum and Forepaugh in the show busi
ne SIS, died in Indianapolis.
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Barkers, N. Y, was scorched to the
extent of 500, 1000
Wauwatosa, Wis, had $4,000 fire
in the business portion.
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RucIxlen,s Arnica Salye.

Chicago Tribune.
The herald., 1895-07-31
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