Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-05-13
THROUGH THE SIEVE
PASSES EVERY ITEM OF NEWS
FOUND IN THIS COLUMN.
From the Vast Mass of Sayings and Hap
penings Which Accumuiates From Day
to Day Only the Finest Is Separated,
Especially For Eusy Readers.
Tuesday.


Admiral Meade died at Washington.
Earthquake shocks were felt in Mlchi-
gan.
j. w. Marks of Chicago purchased Joe
Patchen for $4,000.
Two thousand miners In the Jellico
(Tean.) district are idle.
Civil Service Commissioners Clark and
Holtz of Chicago were removed by Mayor
Harrison.
Joseph B. Doe, ex-assistant secretary Of
war, denies that he tried to rob the gov
ernment.
Many old and valuable revolutionary
documents have been unearthed in the New
York capitol
An impersonator of William Moore, miss
ing shoe dealer of Rochester, has been ar
rested in Cincinnati.
Spanish newspapers admit the govern
ment is bankrupt and her paper currency
is absolutely worthless,
Ex-Governor Altgeld admits he recon-
mended Spalding for the treasuryship Of
Illinois State university.
continuance In the case of Theodore
Durrant was denied and he was sent to
San Quentin to await execution on June H.
The Ohio Republican association of the
District Of Columbia took action on the
death of Michael Sells, native Of George
town, 0.
Monday.
Ex-Governor Porter of Indiana Is dead.
company Is forming to drain the valley
of Mexico.
Colonel and Mrs. Hay lunched with
Queen Victoria.
The total circulation of national banks on
April 80 was $232, ,S02,244.
DR.. Hunter, who lost the Kentucky sena-
torship, called on President Mckinley.
Two Mormon elders were whipped by re-
ligious partlsans in Jackson county, Ala.
Robert Patterson of Tennessee has been
named as consul general at Calcutta.
The senate confirmed tn nomination Of
Judge Day as assistant secretary of state.
The accounts of the Kentucky peniten-
tiary are alleged to be short about $4,000.
The powers are trying olnduce Turkey to
withdraw her demand for indemnity from
Greece.
A. E. French was arrested at Williams
port, Pa, for carrying packages and letters
over a post road.
Thomas L. Lucas & Son of Huntington.
Ind, secured loans of $4,000 on mythical
property and skipped out.
Saturday.
Earthquakes were felt IN Jamaica.
A Chinese murderer was hanged at Spo-
| kane, Wash
Lavigne whipped Connolly in Ii rounds
| in New York.
| struck In Texas.
Ambassador Hay visited the Marquis of
| Salisbury In London.
/ mi Nf rlya Of
| Memphis are now visible.
| Howard C. Hockett, sporting editor Of
| the New York World, is dead.
| The second annual conclave of the knights
| Of Essenic Army is in session in Nash.
| VILE
| The Princess of Wales, a brother of King
| George, is said to be aiding the cause OF
| Greece.
| two colored girls at Sunnyside, Tex, were
lynched.
| Jose Loretto Cepero, naturalized Amerf
can who was in prison in Cuba, has beer
| released
Friday.
The New Hampshire Banking company
| of Nashua, n. H., has suspended.
A Russian ship is lying at Piraeus ready
to embark the royal family.
Grosvenor w. Barry has been arrested IL
| New York charged with forgery.
General Miles has been granted permis
| sion to visit the Levant and other countries
Kentucky Republicans will hold theil
state convention in Louisville, June 1915
General Ramon o. Williams says the isl
and Of Cuba Is ruined for the next hal
century.
| NJ fc1,n pOol tpp of
| burg, has placed all his property in hi
wifes name.
The Ohio National bank of Columbus, o.
has been authorized to begin business
Capital 100000.
President Spalding Of the defunet Glob
Savings bank of Chicago was bound owe
for enbezzlement.
Colonel w. ]. Calhoun, who has accepted
the mission to Cuba to assist in the hear
ing of the Ruiz case will leave Danville
Ills, for Cuba next Sunday or Monday.
Thursday.
Brazil Qnd.) miners refuse to work for 6
cents.
/ At Streator, Ills, Frank Duhamells kille
John Lebo, 5, with a spade.
The Knights of Labor have declared wa
against the American Federation.
| At Red Banks, CAL, James Brooks kille
Mrs. John Qualle and daughter and the
suicided.
/ The western roads have made low rat
| for the Christian Endeavor convention l.
San Francisco.
The board Of regents of the Universit
of Michigan gave President Angel O leav
of absence until Oct. 1, 1885,
The Northwestern Miller reports the oui
put Of -four last week at Minneapolis, Dr
luth, Superior and Milwaukee at 350,22
barrels
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