Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29

nothing had been heard OF her. She is sup
posed to have gone down in the recent gale
She had crew OF twenty-five and a number
of passengers.
A SPECIAL to the st. Paul Pioneer
Press says family of emigrants, consisting
OF oneman and two women were found frozen
to death about six miles from Springfield,
Brown County Mimi, on the Goth, from the
effects of camping out in the late storm.
A FIRE on the morning of the 20th
destroyed large portion of Mt. Vernon,
Indiana, causing loss of Sl5)OOO, on which
there is about $4,000 insurance.
The propeller Europe, reported lost
in the recent gale on the lakes, arrived at
Chicago on the 22d She was badly shaken
up but not seriously damaged.
JAMES b. DOYLE, who was arrested by
United States detectives at Chicago on the
21st, had on his person bonds and money
amounting to $4,000. The bonds are sup
posed to be part OF the celebrated Manhattan
bank robbery.
LUKE WALTON, who murdered one of
his daughters and terribly wounded the other,
in River Falls, Wis, September %, was cap
tured on the 22d. He says he did the terrible
deed to prevent his daughters coming to
shame or starvation through poverty.
THERE are 1852 manufacturers in
Chicago, employing 11S,5O7 hands and repre-
senting a capital of over $S0,000,000 The
number of women employed is 1918, and of
boys and girls under sixteen, 4,797. The value
of the product made per annum is $249, 600 600;
value of mater al used, $l7S, 600, 900; wages
paid, $37,C00,000.
A SCOUTING party from Fort Reno ar
rested lot of intruders into the Indian Ter
ritory on the 23d. About twenty-five narrow
ly escaped into Kansas. The intruders we're
mostly from Kansas and Arkansas, and were
locating claims, intending to return to the
States, file them and await the opening of the
country to settlement.
GUNN & SCHMIDT's livery stable at
Quincy, Ill, was destroyed by fire on the 23d
Fifty-one horses we're burned.
THE following is the official vote of
Indiana for Governor at the October election
Porter, Republican, 23)29l; Landers, Demo.
crat, 222,74O; Gregg National Il, 1858; plural.
| ity for Porter, 1857.
A PRIVATE letter from Postmaster
Hot chkiss, at Powderhorn, Col, states that
an Ind an outbreak is inevitable. Large mum.
bers OF Indians were reported in the vicinity
of Cebolla, fifteen miles from Gunnison City,
running off horses.
GEORGE LovETT, who lived near
Charleston, Mo, quarreed with his wife on
the 22d about some property belonging to her,
beat her brains out with fiat iron aud then
cut his own throat from ear to ear.
Two ROAD AGENTS were killed by
Mexicans northeast of Santa Fe few days
ago.
WHILE Mr.. and Mrs. Bridges were
attending political meeting in San Fernan
do, Cal d, on the evening OF the 22d, theil
house caught fire and their children were
burned to death.
ELIAS SIMPKINs, Chief of Police of
Pittsfeld, H., was shot and killed on the 23t
by Elliott Baker.
The arrest of Doyle, the counter
feiter, at Chicago, is considered one of the
most important ever made in the history Of
the Secret Service department. His arrest
was made with the expectation Of capturing
upon him a number of the 800 counterfeit
bills which have been in circulation about
year. They were so exquisit ely executed a
to defy the examination of bank experts, anC
put forth so quietly as to ba file the efforts O
the detectives to discover from whence the,
came. When arrested S207, 900 in bonds anC
$1,000 in currency were found upon him. o
the latter there we're twenty-seven one hun
dred dollar bills, supposed to be part of the
spurious issue in question. 1t was first sup
posed the bonds were genuine and the mum
bers had been raised. 1t turns out that tn,
bonds are also counterfeit, and but for the ar
rest of Doyle $2O5,OOJ of them would probabl
n sNn-s 80
This fact comes to light through the arrest q
Charles H. Smith, of Brooklyn, together wit
f. w. Spencer alias Bill Brockway. The lat
ter owned the 7-3O bond plate which gave tn
Secret Service great trouble for long time
and has controlled several other issues of tn
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