Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-11
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gone into the hands of receiver.
The Portsmouth (O.) Novelty and Manu-
featuring company has made an assignment
Fifty new converts to Mormonism passed
through Middlesboro, Ky, on their way to
Salt Lake City.
Miss Mary Roberts, "a was struck by an ex-
press train on the Baltimore and Ohio road
and killed at Syracuse, Ind.
Near Brool;ville, Ind, Fred Ronnebaum
while drawing water from a well, plunged in
head first and was drowned.
The business portion of Parkesley, va, q
new town built mostly with northern capital,
was completely destroyed by fire.
BY reason of the Nicholson law the town Of
Princeton, Ind, is without a state license
saloon, but quart houses are increasing.
At Parkersburg, W. Va, Jim Sherman, the
negro assailant of Lulu Wetherell, was sem
fenced to five years in the penitentiary.
Bertha Smith, 10, Of Cincinnati died from
the effects OF dose of paris green which she
had taken after being reprimanded by her
aunt.
Saturday.
A ton of coal of the Cambria fields of wyom-
ing contains So worth Of gold
Joseph Windrath was hanged in Chicago for
murder. He feigned insanity to the last,
The wholesale clothing house of Klaw 81
Company of st. Louis has failed for $112,0O0
On June the exhibition of Russian art and
manufacture will be opened at Mimi Nov
gOrod.
William Gardner Of Cory Ind, placed the
muzzle of shotgun in his mouth and blew
his head off.
The American line stenmer st. Paul made
the trip from Southampton to New York in
days 5l5 hours
The French Niger expedition into the Ber-
gou country in Africa was almost annihilated
by the natives
The national house and senate are trying to
get together appropriations for sectarian
Indian schools.
| Germany has demanded heavy indemnities
from China for attacks made on German Off
GERS sent to drill the Chinese troops.
| Miss Frances Willard and Lady Somerset
| are greatly pleased with the work Of the
British Womans Christian Temperance asso-
I citation.
| The house has passed a resolution asking
the president and cabinet officers for q de-
| tailed statement of removals from Office since
March 8, 1893, and up to the time Of extending
the civil service, '+7Na
| Monday .,ssa,a.,sa 80
Ex-Governor Josiah W. Begole is dead at
| Flint, Mich.
Isaac Grubb, wealthy farmer, was killed by
/ tain at AA9hand KY. ~
! The president vetoed the general deficiency
bill and th2 house sustained the veto.
John Kolb, Is, soldier In the Mexican war.
was drowned in the canal at Dayton, o,
J.S. Wilson wanted in Cincinnati on charge
, Of forgery, is under arrest at Rochester, N. Y.
In a beefdressing contest at Cincinnati the
winner completed his task in minutes "a Sec
| onds
While picking berries near Alexandria, KY,
Katie Millgan, IA, was struck by lightning
| and instantly killed.
A man giving his name as George Hall Of
Columbus, O., was shot while burglarizing o
store at Frankfort, Ind.
Professor Love, the aeronaut, was seriously
! injured while attempting to make balloon
ascension at Seymour, Ind.
Howard Payne, the western bookmaker, lost
a roll containing $l3,C00, which was returned
| by an honest cabman, wbn was rewarded with
crisp 81, 600 bill
An inmate Of the poor farm at Peoria, Ills,
who had mania for devouring insects of all
kinds, died after eating number of potato
bugs that had been dosed with paris green.