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The Lima News from Lima, Ohio • 1

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The Lima Newsi
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Lima, Ohio
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cCtnw ItoUg Democratic Urates VOL IV NO 137 PRICE 8 CENTS LIMA OHIO FRIDAY MARCH 30 1888 A SERIOUS- ENCOUNTER She Tried and Know WE PLAGE ON SALE A leading chemist of New York RIOTING BREAKS OUT AMONG THE STRIKING SWITCHMEN EASTER OPENING SPRING STYLES Several Cars Ditched ud the Crew At says: piasters of such mem as tneAth-lo-pbo-ros Piasters haveever before been produced" They are a novelty because they are not made fci-t simply to sell cheap they are the best that science aUQ and money can produce ana will do what is claimed for them For sprains aches weakness lameness etc they are unaflualed tacked By the One of the Rioter Arreted and Locked MUwawk TO-DAY BassaH "lBal saBaBBsT' SI Pan 1 Men Strike at Chicago CHICAGO March SO afternoon there was a serious encounter between the sympathizers of the striking Burlington switchmen and the men who liave replaced marte It is the I I ever trial and I have used many isur onasn said "Matstssrau aooatuie same -out I don' dow npnunea mr arm The crew of a switch engine and wiouider in July ana it ass dob nainfnl ilnoc bat it doe not Data me at were engaged in transferring some freight allaow mm wnxia Mnnj Cars to the Northwestern tracks and while SATURDAY MARCH 31st AT- Howard Elyea's J- Send cents tor the beautiful colored pic they worked a crowd of switchmen of other ture Moonan auuoen THE A THLOPHOROS CO 112 Wall St roads gathered in the vicinity and began to jeer them When the train reached Kinzie street and Western avenue it ran off a switch that ADDITIONAL LOCAL had been turned and one or two ears were ditched The crowd of switchmen came run HERB IT IB ning to the spot and set upon the train in a savage manner The engineer and firemen took to their heels fatting many se- The Tri-State League Schedule i 1 vereblowsas they escaped The new men followed suit as quickly as possible but All are cordially as it is Dongola Kid Button Shoes way wm pBtaupq iy angry crowu ami of them were roughly need before they cAjrros could get away The Pinkerton men of to see the New Spring Goods Mansfield May 3 4: June 23 25 20: An i they were six or eight on the train gust 2728 -AT- attempted to protect the train men but the mob set upon them with savage glee and dis Uolumbus May 7: July 3 4 4 All Of 9ft in all departments No cards a un uu armed hem in a twinkling They were powerless and after making a few efforts to de anesvuie May June zh bsj August 10 11 fend themselves took flight to escape the leeling Mar 10 11: Inly 5 7 An $800 A PAIR drubbing they were receiving at the hands of HOWARD ELTEA gnat IS 14 the turn in mob several of the Pinkerton Lima Mae Is lft-lulu-91 Oar men were hurt and one of them is thought tember 20 21 to have sustained serious injuries Toledo May 21 22 July 25 28 27 Sep" im me same train was uivision Kuperin- tember ZD: October 1 Jaekeon Mav 23 24 July 28 30 31 tendent John Healer of the Uurungton When the trouble commenced he hurried to September 25 26 Kalamazoo May 25 26 August 1 2 3 the front and some one la the crowd recog It's the Best Value for the Money of any Shoe sold Lima 8m them at til 40 Sandusky May 28 29 August 4 6 7 nised mm The disclosure of his identity was the signal for the mob to fall on him and Beptemoer xl zt i beat him The attack came from all sides OOLUKBCK and it was only after having been badly used up that he escaped and ran to a switch house Mansfield April 20 27: June 13 14 15 GOODING'S SHOE STORE i where be locked himself in and escaped fur AUgUHt 8 ther punishment As soon as possible Zanesville Mav 12 14 July 10 11 12! policemen were sent to the scene and dis- Con mat on August 20 21 Wheeling May 15 10 July 13 14 16 uei-aed the mob One of the rioters named it 230 North Main Street iiiiam guirk a Chicago Milwaukee St August St US Canton May 30 30 Jnly 17 18 19 An-mist 24 26 Faiil switchman was arrested This arrest precipitated a strike of 171 switchmen twenty -eight engineers and WHBBUSO Kalamazoo May 1819 July 21 23 24 September 20 21 Sandusky May 21 22 July 25 28 27 twenty-eight firemen on the Chicago Mil Canton April 28 30 June 1618 19 An waukee St raul road When it was eeptemoer uctooer i gust 15 uwwn mat vuirs nan neen arresun a crowa i at oa sn 1 Con Mansneid May I June -ju iii Au station and endeavored to get him released Jackson May 25 26 August 1 2 3 gust 17 IS Columbus May 34 Jane 23 26 26 August 27 28 Zanesville May 5 7 July 3 4 4 August 2980 In Great variety at prices to please at September 27 28 Toledo May 28 29: August 4 6 7 Sep- Numerous offers of bail was made $8000 surety for his appear mce being offered and refused He was locked up When the lemneras a rrowd realized their comrade bad to remain Toledo May 18 19 July 21 23 24 Sep- ACKSON in the public station the Milwaukee St Toledo April 26 27 June 13 14 15 Au- tember 27 28 Jaekson May 21 22 July 25 26 27 Sep Paul men in their rage decided to strike and gust 8 9 tember 22 34 Immediately deserted their engines The uma April as 30 June lu is iw August 10 11 whole yard force of switchman engineers Kalamazoo May 23 24 July 2s 30 31 September 25 26 Michael's and firemen in all quit work leaving Haiamaxoo May jiuue zu zi zz Sandusky May 28 26 August 1 2 3 twenty-eight engines standing on the tracks senteniDer 21 The strikers say the Milwaukee 8t 1'aul August 19 14 Sandusky May 67 July 8 44 An-a-u8t20 21 Lima Ma 28 29 August 4 6 7 September 29 October 1 road has been particularly friendly to the Burlington and they have been ready and Mansfield May 31 June 1 September 1 34: October 2" ZANEBVIMK willing to quit for some time Opera House Block Zanosville June 2 4 September 5 6 7 October 4 5 a meeting ot to i engineers nremen ana Canton April 26 27 June 13 14 15 switchmen was held at Fourteenth and August 8 9 Jefferson streets There were represents Wheeling June ou septemiier lu 11: October 6 8 Mansfield April 28 30 June 16 18 19 Uvea from all the roads present and it was resolved that a general boycott bo declared August lb It) Columbus May 1 2 June 20 21 22 Au trust 17 18 oiumnus jnne 7 eptemoer iz io 14 October 9 10 Canton June 9 11 September 15 17 against Burlington freight on all roads The sentiment was that the Burlington road had Wheeling May 30 80 July 17 18 19 18 October 11 12 gone too far There was no reason why the August 2428 Sandusky May 18 19 July 21 23 24 KALAMAZOO engineers demands should not be complied Lima April 26 27 Juno 13 14 15 Au September 25 20 with They were reasonable and the time bad come to enforce them The Wabash Kalamazoo May zi ffi July mi September 22 24 gust 8 9 a- Jackson May 12 14 July 10 11 12 Au Bust 24 25 men in defiance of the court will go into ledo May 23 24 July 28 30 30 Sep the matter as strongly as any of the others tember 20 21 sandnsky May lb ie July la io THE LIMA NATIONAL BANK General Passenger Agent Morton of the August 27 28 I Lima May 25 26 August 2 3 Sep- Burlington said in reference to the affair LADIES and WEMSI OF lima mm The opening of my Store will be at 6 SATURDAY MARCH 81st Dague Block 57 Public Square Lima Ohio No goods offered for sale on that day but I extend a most CORDIaL INVITATION Toledo May 30 30 July 17 18 19 Au- tember 27 28 gust 29 30 -1 Jackson May 28 29 August 4 6 7 Sep- that it was not wholly unexpected as the company bad anticipated trouble of this OHF" LIMA aneaviiie may oi juiik i nepieuiuci tember UCtoDerl i ocwwr kind He said however that he did not think It would occur again as the company- NOTES ansfleld June 2 4 September 5 6 7 October 4 6 would take preventive measures The season opens April 26 and closes Canton June 5 6 September 8 10 11 October 6 8 October 18th with 126 games WALKED TO JAIL Wheeling June 7 8 Beptemoer iz i sVafrssmsvfe Shearon one of Lima's twirlers Sirauge Way ot Condactfug iui Alleged 14 uctooer 8 Iiii Jorir in (ha 1 jmLihi has reported for duty viaapwmDer i -w- aw- I W1U1MUUB WHSW Samivhxk Tenu March Last night 18 October 11 12 Columbus jub Manager Harrington expresses him- two omcers accompanied by a negro in LIMA triw a I Ok 90 in- self as hiirhlv nleased with the sched- abackles walked into the jail The prisoner woro heavy iron bracelets on his ankles and AUgUSt 17 18 ttle I i)ia hands were bound together with heavy jacKson May hi i i juiy i ao- trust 22 23 leather Hands buckled tightly and linked to Lima has twenty games in succes pe! her with a chain A leather strap was Sandusky May 12 14 July 10 11 12 sion on the home grounds whioh is cer buckled around the prisoners neck To this August 24 26 tainly enough Toledo May 16 July 13 14 i au -trap was a largo rope passing down be a-nat 2728 tween the prisoner's legs The officers walked Huckenberger was admitted at the In-hind holding to the rope and drove the' Schedule Committee meeting and did prisoner in front of them in behalf ot myself and able corps of assistants that you visit our store for inspection of the goods to be offered for sale at a future date GI Bhiem Prop CLERKS: As Elsele Miss Minnie Hues Wi A Sch wab Eva Martin Maggie Ploughman' tr Remember opening hours be-gln at 6 o'clock Saturday Match 81st MananeiaMay 3U auiune i September 12 13 14 Columbus May 31 June 1 September 1 3 4: October 2 3 The omcers announced that tbey were his wire pulling effectually I from Texas and their prisoner "was Henry Canton June 2 4 September 5 6 7 Lima has two games with Mansfield Humble arrosted at Palestine several weeks October 4 ago as the murderer of Davidson colored on the home grounds on May Zanesville June aeptemrjer hi 11 SWaKmi A ft who was killed at Warner Furnace Hick- Decoration Day man county about eighteen months ago Wheeling June 9 II September 15 17 The prisoner denies that be is Humble and is October il is said his name was William Fincher He MANSIIKIil OIL AND GAS will be held here until his Identity is estab Columbus Msy8 9 June 28 2930 Au lished gust 10 11 Zanesville May 10 llJuly57 Au mat 13 24 A Valuable Hold Mine PIPE LINK REPORT Ottawa Out March Reports from wueeung may iz in Juiy io the Yukon river gold mines state that on RumMarch 28 882324bb8 Forty Mllo creek a tributary of the Iwis August 20 21 Canton Msy 16 '16 JJuly 18 14 Auirust 22 28 6' Shipments 4liai one party took out 1 1100 worth of gold in eleven days and another party took out $200 Capital $2000CX) Surplus $32CXX) a PAUrcOT Free S- WMOORB Vlce-Pre LANGAN Oashier Jackson May is iy Juiy at avp- temper 20 21 in a day and a half Some miners at Oassair bar secured $6000 worth of gold last year The Central Oil Company quotes lima May 21 22 July 4 4 July z5 as in thirty days It yielded (30 per pan Lima refined oil at 0 cents to retail defter 27 Sandusky May 24 July 28 30? 31 which for pan and rock washing is consid- Dirbpki-B 0 Paurot Hwper Oable Geog i ered a very large return September 2728 Toledo May 25 26 August 12 8 Sep Fetter Jcb Moser 8 Moere 0 A Metheany Collision la a Fof There Was no market in the East temper 26 TRANSACT A CRNKSAL BANKING BUSINESS IlAlirAX March The steamer Yar today-Good Friday-being a legal Kaiamanoo May an Anguwv September 29 October 1 mouth collided with the brig Achsah early i iii Aaimmwl with bozea In the SAFK DB holiday in that part of the country yesterday morning four miles off Yarmouth SANPCSKY WITDHPARTMKNT which la completely fire and burglar proof in addlttor 127 WftXftAft inJlM an Tnnn lit 1H 10-Au to being the moat modern and nnest In the West A dense fog prevailed at the time and the brig could not see the steamer's light The ujniui ftr gust 10 11 Achsah was badly damaged and was towed TheNeeloy well that was shot by Lima May i June zu zi zz auguav to Yarmouth by the steamer The Yar DR WEN-HAN 13 14 the Bock Glycerine Co yesterday mouth was not damaged Kalamazoo May 3 4 June 23 26 KEVILL will make a good producer since the Ana-tut 16 18 PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON A Heavy Attaetuaut shot Jackson Msv 30 80 July 17 18 AuiriiHt 29 30 Naw York March An attachment Has Removed his office to the City Build Have opened a shop for Wheeling May si June i neptemDer for 110925 has been granted against the Sbclton Brass Hardware company New lng OVER THE POST OFFICE SBEfifi The Ohio Oil Company report but nffl hAnir ft tn 0 ffl 2 to 4 Pm And 1 84 October Columbus June 2 4: September 56 Tl York and Birmingham In favor of vo 8 Might callt timweml from tiic offlc little business at present They are DcForest Jr who endorsed the company's iig ul Gas Fitting October 4 6 Nsw York sHfHHH paper me company i siaiemeni in juiy Mansfield June 5 0 September 8 10 at work on their fllynnwood well 11 October 6 8 has received: the folio last showed assets K0u0 Mabllltise lja000 WANTED now Canton judo esepiemDer i i-s 14 Could Not A (tree riAiAis in the oil supply wlU be obtained This why the Bradford papers have so persistently and maliciously maligned Lima oil and could find no words caustic enough to express their aversion to oar odoriferous product By thein lima oil is always denom "DKARRin -When a daasstaa lai si easts so Jay Mould is lllll lul I tmm as SV0O0 MUswitl he left a yor resides" Th note was pnstmarksd f4tattaa Tha writ Nbw York March 80 jury In the anesvllle June 11 oepteinoer io WANTKr-Rllsbl nrgetic man In your vicinity Nslarr from start on liberal terms RoclieiU'r Fruit Farm-and Numcrlei Ke Mr Wyker went over to Hume on of Iwis Urower on trial at Long Is 17 18 octooer il iz BACK OF O'CONNOR BLOCK They are prepared to do any and All 'work that may be left with them IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER T01K110 oil business this morning ing wa In business 1 rtmiit Hoekr Brown I'o Hrlsh Mil land City for assaulting his wife was unable to agree and was discharged The matter will cm no uu before theoourtof Oyer and signature ten Lima May3 4 June 23 526 August inated "stufl" and the refineries of IS 18 ui rVmir nr flv on id drivers One ex- tey Terminer next mouth Kalamasoo May 5 7 July 3 4 4 Au- JT tra lamliv mare and oneoomWnodsadler CHATTASOOOA Twin March SS Jl a-ust 20 21 are 21s south I'nion st The Pittsbnrt Port says: The Bradford oil field is petering ana rasatter fixing Mas for a S'aU Convention lw DenmUe who is enas-ga with Bet Smite at Pas Ha tmm jacKson may June an at jw au llAumuui Conn March The Repub this section "distilleries" The per tod of the "sere and yellow leaf' has overtaken Bradford and Io a short time her glory will have departed oat In a little while It will be a lican state convention Choose doleaatoK to wnaiK was hrmarbt te sais eitv ITWUNP-Bel ring which th owner msy oh- win hv rslliiiK on II Hiindrlsnd county Satisfaction guaranteed as to work done and the best of material used KEVILL HEMPLE gust 17 ID Sandusky May 10 11 July 5 7 9 An trust 22 28 sssTai3s sfsss waas I to tttsw aim to the National convention will he held on the a tradition Just like the faded glories of the once famous Pit- ami kckad up la Jail Wsnveat Irasaurer and descrlblnn properly 14th or 1'iUi of May at New Haven the date heinat lyacbsd A mob lassMtsd forever With that once-famous hole It but another mutation of cniiion may ill nine i rwpieiniior io 4 October 2 8 WASr'wVKmill! fl'llylCnlre bn the oil trade hall Wheeling June 2 4 July 6 8 7 Sap- MrtDyy- Iviwao Uaa Man -Ta 1711 Wt Msriollni This Is what ure have been telllnsr tember A 1'lenor Insanity Three henst pnihlng men in I 1 KTKI1 SaSSTT the Bradford people for the past year tember 0 8 HfcatWs comnaarv lw saiU wasasnat last your vicinity: pcl Indiiosmnt now field exhausted at to her oil supply what Is to prevent the price of Uma oil from homing up? Let her boom and the oil producers will osase giving away their oil asthoyare now practically doing -Haw YORK March 30-Ths trial of Pitt-mnii fur 1 ho murder of hl dans-liter Rachel JOHN BICE BOOT AND 8H0B MAKER 23S NORTH TANHER ST ll! umdeShwnnlv sl" to 4 DO In Don't ilolay Balnry lalltlea nlat I- tSOOSSO Vvtsssarw cllll Ml Anesvllle Juue 7 8 July 12 18 Hentember tt 10 irom tart Brown Broth Nurserymen Roch but they would not believe It The great Ohio oil field Is certain to be was not coicluded to day ami will wei rv laart wa ctfii wtnn 4rtc saw Res sajaswd several I MnnsnoM Junow 11 Juiy ift ioj l-atchlng and (lnoral Repairing neatly Monday its defense is JJw plos ui sanity the source In the future from which Hoptember in wasa Wiaaisas ana see new Yo will not grow weary when using ttw Krchbat add to flfa' pleasurss "I UDn put In Congret Hhoes.

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