The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-02-13
WESTERN.

Lord Sholt0 douglass has bought sa-
loon at Spokane, Wash.
The F. Mulhauser Company, manufac-
turers of cloths at Cleveland. has assign
ed. Liabilities S275.O0O.
As the result of shooting quarrel at
q card game in Cincinnati, Walter Bry-
ant is dead and Lonnie Gum dying.
In Ogden a fire. followed by terrific
explosion, at the Rio Grande Western
Railroad Pintsch gas works. injured FIVE
persons.
Operators and mine workers have not
been able 10 agree on any Of the propO-
sitions submitted by the miners at In
dianapolis.
The feed store Of Peterson & Wright
at Akron. Ohio. was damaged $5O.OcO by
fire. The origin of the fire is unknown.
Insurance $4,000.
Burglars entered the postofiice at Canal
Winchester, Ohio. aud stole $400 worth
of postage stamps and $40 in money. The
safe was broken open.
A Cincinnati judge has ruled that
strikers must not employ persuasion or
any other means to interfere with nom
union men desiring TO work in a carriage
factory.
At Cadiz, Ohio. John S. Ovski; a .Slav
miner. murdered his wife by severing her
head with an ak. He also held indignant
neighbors at bay until he was taken into
custody by the sheriff.
The two oldest residents of northwest
ern Ohio died Thursday in Toledo. They
were Mrs. Hannah Torrens, aged 1O4
years 4 months and IA days, and Mrs.
Dora Exteine, aged 1O4 years and /
day.
Nineteen firemen were killed under the
falling walls OF five-story awning fac
tory in st. Louis. fire causing the walls
to crumble. Several men were injured
and the monetary loss amounts to $780,
600.
The discovery has been made that
every law enacted by the last Wyoming
Legislature which met a year ago is in
valid. for the reason that the bills were
not read and recorded properly in the
lower house.
In Kansas City Gen. Frederick Fun
ston was subjected to the surgeons knife
The original operation for appendicitis
had not healed as the physicians believed
it should and the second operation was
decided upon.
The Ohio House Of Representatives by
almost a strict party vote defeated a res
olution by Representative Carle calling
upon Congress TO authorize the election
of United States Senators by direct vote
Of the people.
Mrs. Edward Kushner and two chill
hur naI 20 !, fbair
at Waterloo, Iowa, in fire caused by
the overturning OF a lamp. Another
child was fatally burned and three others
We're seriously injured
Fire at the Sixteenth District School
in Dayton, Ohio, destroyed the building.
All of the pupils escaped. The fire start
ed from the furnace, the flames following
the hot air dues, and broke out Oh the
second floor. Loss $4,000.
Charles d. Carey, son of Senator
Carey of Cheyenne. Wyo.. and Miss
Maybelle Myers, daughter of a wealthy
resident of Denver, were married N
Cheyenne. The marriage was surprise
to the young woman's friends.
Fire in the large fOur-stOry building in
Pennsylvania street. Indianapolis. occu-
pied by the When Clothing Company, did
about $4,000 damage to building and
contents. The greater part OF the loss
falls On the clothing company.
At Bloomington. ILL.,, the jury in the
Chism wife-murder case returned YER
dict of Imprisonment for seventeen years.
The estate of the murderer is estimated
at quarter of a million dollars. and he
did pot spare money during his trial.
Joseph Pratt, Ida Pratt, William Rou-
sharn and Catherine Anderson, all under
% years old, were captured by the Cleve-
land police in the act of counterfeiting
half-dollars and dollars. \ crucible was
in operation at the time of the capture.
Reed Yates stabbed and probably ia
tally wounded Ella Depew at Omaha, be-
cause, as the girl claims. she WAS the
only witness to an alleged robbery by
Yates and refused his demand that she
leSve the city to avoid testifying against
him.
The Minnesota board of pardons refus-
ed 10 grant the petition for an absolute
pardon for James and Cole Younger and
the two noted convicts will have to re-
main in Minnesota. being now out Of
prison on parole but limited to the State
borders.
The Supreme Court put an end TO Tom
l.. Johnsons effort to secure higher
appraisement of the railway property of
Ohio. The court handed down a decision
sustaining the demurrer of the Attorney
General to his petition and dismissinS
the same.
A disastrous fire at Mentone. Ind.
wiped out half the business portion of
the town, causing a loss on buildings and
stock of $4,000 TO $4,000, on which
there was but little insurance. A whole
block of stores and two residences We're
destroyed.
Robbers blew up the safe of the Bank
Of Clarksyille at Clarksville. Ark. with