Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Rev. III. G. Page was instantly killed
at Elgin, ILL.,, a few days ago, by being
thrown from his carriage.
Charles Maibohm was killed at Gran
vile, Wis, few days ago, by the acci-
dental discharge of gun.
Rev. John K Smith, convicted in
Boston Of forgery, has been sentenced to
five years in the State Prison.
An aged couple named Fitzgerald
we're found murdered in their house near
Hillsboro, Md, few mornings since.
Col. John Engleman was killed in
Lincoln County, KY, few days ago,
by negro named Henry Brown.
George Ashlock, an Alton Qll.) gam
bier, was shot and killed recently at
Wright City, Mo-, while resisting arrest.
Mrs. Edwin G. Fisher, of Lebanon,
N. H., tried to light her fire with kero-
sene the other day, and will never light
another.
Il boat containing three boys was
run down by ferry-boat in the North
River at New York the other day and all
we're drowned.
Carrie Falkenstein, of Kokomo, Ind b,
died recently from the effects of dose
of morphine administered by her father
through mistake for quinine.
Conrad Arnold, of Jersey City, while
walking in his sleep early on recent
morning, fell from the second-story win
| dow of his residence and was killed.
AT Baltimore, the other night, Henry
Barlage shot his brother, John Barlage,
| Ill ,,,, 49, 81 ,oh ha ut
tempted suicide and will probably die.
The boiler of steam thresher ex-
ploded near Radon, ILL.,, the other even
ing, killing Geo. Kline and Thos. Rich
ardson. The separator and wheat stacks
were burned.
Two employees Of the gas factory in
st. Joseph, No, P. j. Enright and VIM.
Carmony, fell from scaffolding few
days since into mass of burning Gin
ders and were fatally burned.
IF. Jaeger, an engineer in u Milwaukee
woodward, fell on a circular saw, the
other afternoon, and was so badly cut in
the abdomen that death resulted in q
short time.
Three children, two girls and a boy,
of David Smith, farmer on the Mis-
souri, River, near Gray City, Mo, were
recently drowned in the river during the
absence Of the parents.
Israel Dawb, Lebanon County (Pa.,
farmer, living near Joestown, was caught
in threshing machine a few days since
and so terribly mangled that he only
| lived two hours afterward.
A man named johnson had quarrel
with one Alf. West near Charlestown,
w. Va, few days ago, which resulted
in the former cutting the throat of West
and also cutting his tongue out.
AT Honey Creek, Iowa, the other
day, William Point, sixteen years old
while riding home on load of hay, with
a shotgun in his hand, fell off and acci.
dentally shot himself in the breast. His
wound is probably fatal.
"A young man nanrod Comernn was
beaten to death few days ago at New
berg, w. Va, by a man of whom it is al
legged Cameron circulated a story to the
effect that he had stolen a saddle. The
assailant fled, and at last accounts hac
not been captured.
Henry Schweitzer and Fritz BirR
ouarreled in New York over twenty-five
cents which Birk claimed Schweitzel
owed Birk struck Schweitzer, knock
ing him across box, by which he was
so badly injured that he died the mex
day. Birk escaped.
Henry Clark went to a small benzin,
tank in Titusville, Pa, to wash hi
hands, the other evening. He was seer
leaning over the tank, and the mex
morning he was found dead in the samt
position, the inhalation of the gas caus
ing his death
John Burk met Cora Cough in De
troit, few nights since, and inflicted
four CHASTITY and probably fatal wound
with razor. The cause of the act wal
revenge for testimony given by Cora IL
Buffalo court, which sent Burk to tn
State Prison for few years. .
Charles Fl. Gould, book-keeper Il
Thomas Parker, Cambridgeport, Mass.
while showing hay to an unknown mai
who expressed an intention to become
purchaser, the other day, was suddenl
and fatally attacked by the unknown
who robbed the money-drawer and es
capped. ra..a.a-rs s" r
AT Kalamazoo, Mich, few day
ago, John T. Campbell, an old gentle
man, got into an alteration with Rich
ard Campbell, tenant, and the latte
nearly dubbed the old man to death
. putting one eye out and breaking hi
, nose. The wounded man cannot recover
His assailant is in Jail. f ..-..af
Mrs. Church died few days sine
. at Potsdam, Pa, from most unusui
: cause. Ten days previous, while dress
{ ing, she ruptured blood-vessel in th
e spinal column while in the act of sneei
a ing, and all her body and limbs belO
e the rupture became paralyzed and n
= mained so until her death.
3 In street alteration at Madison
e Wis, the other morning, between job
t p. Murray and Albert G.. Clevison, th
b former charged Clevison with having d
e frauded him of sum of money in
e business transaction. Clevison denie
the accusation and called Murray liza
Murray instantly drew revolver al
shot Clevison dead on the spot. Murr'
is under arrest.
An unknown man forcibly entert
J the residence of Richard Boiling, near
J Paul, Ind, few nights since, choppir
= out the window and taking the ak
= with him. The old gentleman was col
u PEELED to show him over the house to g
= all the money, and while the burgl
was examining the bureau Boiling stru
y him on the head, killing him Instant
. The old gentleman then went back
bed and did not make the killing knoV
- until the next morning.
,e "A few afternoons since, daught
N of Doras Martin, a farmer in MelrC
Ie Township, Grundy County, Iowa, "
ID sent on an errand to a blacksmith sh
n. two miles distant. She did not retul
or and her dead body was found the folio
M ing morning in a cornfeld, the neck
It. dicating that she had been choked
he death. She was fourteen years old.
he p Glyndon, who was seen with
of shortly after she left home, has been
IN rested charged with numbering her.
n. Mary Regan, seventy years of a
H. and her step-son, James Hogan, aged fif
" have been arrested in Lucan, Ont,
he poisoning John Regan, seventy-two ye