The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-04-27

strangled to death, was found in the
rear of the Fa,rchild home in this
city where she had been employed
as housemaid. There were evidence
Of terrible struggle upon the part of
the woman who had been dragged 500
feet from the pace where she was
first attacked. Persons living in the
vicinity recall that they heard cries
during the night but paid no attention
to them. There is no clew but blood.
hounds have been sent for to trail the
murderer If possible.
Portsmouth, Policeman F..
w. Smith accompanied his wife to
church he laid his revolver on stand
at home. His son Earl, aged IA, and
hfs brother Cassus, youth of IL,
came into the house later, and seeing
the revolver began handling it. In
some manner 1t was discharged, the
bullet striking Cassius in the forehead,
fatally injuring him.
YCungstown.-Fathe Kuzius, the
deposed pastor of st. Stanislaus
church, has given up the fight and did
not interfere with Father WIKI hold
ling services there. Father Kuzius Sc
cured his trunk and other personal
property from the church house, bade
good-by 10 the members of the con-
greGation and left.
Cleveland. The government author.
tiles took the first official step toward
the stopping of sale of lottery ticH-
cts in Cleveland by arrcstng Don s.
Stap 'eton, cigar dealer whom they
charged with bringing lottery tickets
to this country from Mexico. Staple
ton was released on $4,000 bail.
Dayton.-Joseph Greyorlick, Pole
was seriously and perhaps fatally
stabbed by Stephen Christy. fellow.
Icountrymer, in the progress of an al
tercation, which was precipitated by
1.-The latter accusing Greyorlick of un-
due intimacy with his wife. Chrsty
IrecCived q severe scalp wound.
BellCfontaine.--Jesse Kapffman, for.
Imerly a rural mail carrier of this coun-
Ity. has invented contrivance for de.
illvering mail pouches from fast trains
stop. The post office officials hava
made a favorable report on the device.
observation-disclosures Thress, aged
~ years, died after an operation for
appendicitis. When his appendix was
rcmoved a piece of a toothpick more
in il. He had just recovered from an
attck of typhoid fever.
Bellefontaine.--Mrs Violet Ewing
died in her buggy from paralysis while
driving home alone from the funeral
Of friend.
Salem.-Maplon Williamson, a Sa.
lem pioneer. aged Sc, died from injur-
les received by being run down on the
street.
Cleveland.-A home for the in.
valid letter-carrers will be established
near Colorado Springs. Col The Ma.
tional Association of Letter Carriers,
in session here, so ruled.
Coumbus.-An emigrant mother
|supposed to be Of Italian descent
gave birth to babe in the passenger
Nickel Plate railroad, between Nc
Comb and Leipsic. She was given all
possible care and allowed to proceed
on her way
Yomgstown.-Rev Father Kuzius
the pastor of st. Stanislaus church.
has been deposed from his church
The trouble followed the trial brought
ha ~
Horstmann to evict him. Nearly 200
Poles were at the trial and 1t took O
policeman to keep them in order. The
trial was postponed, and before Father
Kuzius had reached his home so mem
bers of the church had stormed the
church and parsonage and had taken
possession. The police refused TO in
terfere.
Columbus.-Before the man died
In st. Francis hospital, Rev. Robert
Carter, a colored preacher, confessed
to an undertaken whom he had sum
moned that he was a bigamist. He
lived here with a wife for IA years
but said that previous to that time he
married another woman in Catletts
burg, Ky. His body is held subject tc
a decision as to which woman Is enti
tied to his insurance.
Columbus.-Recently the trustees ol
the Gallipolis hospital for epilepticf
have elected DR.. Fetter, of Lebanon
Warren county as member OF the
medical staff OF that institution.
Co!umbus.-Hon. Lawrence T. Neal
of Chillicothe and Columbus. made
formal announcement of his candidacy
for the democratic nomination for gov
ernor In this state this year.
Gallipolis. wellknown Capt. w
Thacker. So. one of the most expert
steamboat pilots between Charleston
and Cincinnati. dropped dead OF hear
disease. His record as towboat pilot
was unequaled in the Kanawha valley
Zanesviile.-It Is said an incendiary
fire destroyed the new Methodist
church, recently completed. at Cald
well. Noble county. at cost of 3l6,
900.
Elyria.-Edward +. Kaneen. cashier
OF the Citizens Saving Bank. wal
sentenced to seven years In thu
penitcntiary. Dana 8. Walker. assist
ant cashier. and H. B. Walker. book
l:eeper. each got two and one-hal
years. They blended guilty to er