The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-04-18
PRE.DIGE STED NEWS.
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Philippines
Abreu mansion at Cerro. Cuba.
burned. Loss 100000.
Frank Major executed at Meadville.
Pa, for the murder of Chief of Police
McGrath.
At Mason City. Ia. Mrs. II. B. Tu'
nure shot and killed her husband and
herself. Insane.
Switchmen in Lackawanna yards
at Scranton, Pa. struck against the
discharge of two men. Tie-upcomplete.
Berlin police watching for Romag-
noli, Buenos Ayres anarchist. intrust.
ed with the task of killing the kaiser.
Five boys. to IL. drank wood alco.
hol near Sheffield. Pa. One, John
Sworski, dead. others can not recover.
Louis Miller's saloon at Batavia. N.
Y, destroyed by fire. George Law
renee, bartender, and Fred Hack. Ia
borer, perished.
TUESDAY.
Fireman Edward Semple killed in
the yards at Springfield, o.
Postoffice at Washington. Ind. rob-
bed of $685. in stamps and $500 cash.
Archbishop Martinelli, papal dele
gate to the United States. created a
cardinal.
John G.. Capers appointed United
States attorney for the district OF
North Carolina.
General A. c. McClurg. head Of the
publishing house of McClurg & Com.
pany, Chicago, died in Florida.
A freight on the Ohio River railroad
went through a trestle near Point
Pleasant, w. Va. Engineer Pennock
killed
United States supreme court rules
as invalid divorce DEGREES in states
wherein the interested parties have no
legal residence.
MONDAY.
James Howard, civil war veteran.
cut his throat at Bellaire. o.
Village electric light plant at Hub
bard, O.. ruined by fire. Loss $4,000.
William Hussman. an employe of a
St. Louis firm. confesses to forgery
anu cuUSLZlCuSut III ouh VI STbOuOs
julius Es,sew. business man at
Hastings, Fla, killed by Jim Kirby, a
negro. Motive, robbery. Latter shot
by mob.
Gold bars reported to have been
stolen from the steamship Kaiser Will
helm found by steward during the
cleaning of the vessel.
Over 15O newly-enlisted soldiers of
| the Fourteenth cavalry regiment de-
serted at Omaha. Believe Aguinaldo's
capture terminates the war
Court dismissed the suit brought by
the Boer representatives to prevent
the shipment of mules and horses out
of New Orleans to British army in
South Africa.
SATURDAY.
Sixty houses burned in the village
Of Borezk. Pennsylvania.
George @. Cannon. rs, noted Mormon
apostle, died at Monterey, CAL
Paul Kruger invited to the United
States by the Illinois legislature.
Three railway laborers killed and
others injured by an avalanche near
Adelaide. Colo.
General Thomas s. Taylor. rs, a
veteran of the Mexican and civil wars,
died at Louisville.
General Sandico elected to succeed
Aguinaldo as commanding general OF
the Filipino forces.
Weeks failures: In United States
225, same week last year 152; in Can
ada rs. last year S5.
At Pittsburg burglars killed Thomas
Kahney, a grocer. at his home. pad
dy" Fitzgerald. detective. shot dead
while attempting to arrest three sus
poets. Latter jailed.
FRIDAY.
King Otto OF Bavaria very Ill.
Fire destroyed the Barnesvllle (O.)
hosiery factory. Loss 100000.
Turkey raised loan of 100000 t.
pay the claims Of Cramps and Krupps
William Rusk. 60. business man o.
Uhrichsville, o.. suicided because o
Ill health.
Wabash passenger train wrecked BY
an open switch at Wilcox. Mo. NJ
one seriously injured.
Vandals damaged the Thomas A
Hendricks monument at indianapolis
and carried off bronze ornaments.
Young man threw himself in from
of locomotive at North Amherst. o
Fatally mangled Supposed to be vii
liam Ryan. Erie. Pa.
King Oscar of Norway and Swedel
accepted the post of arbitrator on tn,
Samoan claims of the United States
Great Britain and Germany.
THURSDAY.
Captain Joseph Trowbridge. 76, u
8. A.. died at Brooklyn.
State Treasurer Thomas Little o
Arkansas died suddenlyat Little Rock
River Rhine out OF its banks alon,
the Swiss border. many villages bein.
flooded.
Dry goods store of julius Meyers
Sons. Richmond. Va, destroyed b.
fire. Loss about $180.00O.
Charles Pearce. American represen
tative of the Beers. says Paul Kruge
will not visit the states until fall
Willie Grossman. IA, hanged himsel
al his home in Chicago because poy
erty prevented him pursuing studies
John Hawk, wealthy farmer, obligat
ed as ditch superintendent at Shelby
o. Swore he would obey the laws AM
| buV cigars for the township trustee