Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Jne PRICE OIL On1O OIL from SitA 10 oU
cents per barrel.
BUD HALL was stabbed by Oliver
Thomas during quarrel at Cleveland.
His condition at last report was critical.
JAMES RoTHERMELL and his wife were
arrested near Hamilton, on the charge
of assault with intent to kill.
BEN DYER has been chosen Warden of
the Ohio penitentiary by the new Board
of Managers.
CHARLES sAeEMAN and William
Thomas were bound over at Lima on the
charge of shooting a conductor named
Tuckey.
a FARMERS Alliance has been organ
lied in Morrow County.
FRANK STEVENSON killed himself
while handling a revolver, at Ham
ilton.
CHARLES II. JONES has been nominat-
ed by the President as postmaster at
Columbus Grove.
The following fourth-class postmas-
ters were commissioned on the 10th:
Bluestone, Cuyahoga County, II. r. Fow-
Ter; Rock, Tuscarawas County, Mrs. j,
Wenger.
The House Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds favorably re-
ported Representative Haynes bill for
the erection of public building at FIRE.
mont not to exceed $50, 900 in cost. The
original bill called for $50, 900.
MARTIN REINBoLD, a brakeman on the
Cleveland and Canton local freight, was
crushed while coupling cars at Baltic, a
few milps north of Coshocton
EDWARD Dimes was bound over at JEFF
fersonville, on charge of shooting with
intent to kill.
WILLIAM BEALL, farmer, committed
suicide near Lynchburg. Ill health is
the supposed cause.
Rev. H. c. FERGUSON has been in
stalled as pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at Canton.
JOHN LANDS, a farmer living near
Belpre, while feeding stock the other
day, was terribly gored by an Alderny
bull.
Two freight trains collided in the B.
and o. yards at Mt. Vernon. Several
cars were wrecked, but there was no loss
of life.
BUCKEYE Daughters of Rebekah elect
ed the following sisters to rule the fam
lily until they meet in Akron next year:
President Mrs. Christie Macabee, of
Columbus; vice president, Mrs. S. Allie
Schuler, of Marysville; secretary, Jen-
ME Groby, of Miamisburg: treasurer,
Mrs. Adam Frank, of Germantown;
warden, Kate E. jackson, of Cincinnati,
inside guard, Caroline Stauer, of San
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Akron.
JOHN KLIBER was found dead in a
ditch near Findlay.
A FIFTEEN-YEAR-oLD girl was chloro-
formed and kidnapped at Cleveland.
Miss EMELINE HILL, of Needmore,
Pa, was thrown from buggy and killed
at Frederickstown.
The churches of Marietta adopted
resolutions protesting against any
change in the Sunday laws.
The hosting of the American flag
over the Central school building, at
Norwalk on the 11th, was made a patri-
otto holiday occasion. An immense
crowd was in attendance.
A. BITTINGER, employed at the Bel
gian Glass Works, while discharging a
shotgun had his left hand horribly man
gled by the explosion of the weapon.
AT Tiffin, Mrs. Clinton Leas was dan
| gerously injured by her horse running
away.
+ DURING the present term of the COM
mon pleas court at Tit1in, thirty-four
divorce cases were placed on the docket,
twenty-three of which were brought by
the wife and nine by the husband. OF
these nineteen were granted, four dis
missed and nine continued.
| WM. BERRINGER was arrested at Tole-
do on the charge of robbing the mails.
THE Governor has appointed Francis
j. Mccormick, of Montgomery County,
trustee of the Dayton Insane Asylum
and L. f. Lambert, of Darle County,
manager of the intermediate peniten-
| tiary.
Mrs. D. d. JEFFERSON took poison in
| mistate for medicine, near Ridgeville,
and died in few hours.
| AT Chillicothe, the grand jury have
declined to indict Tom Gibbons for the
murder of Wesley McDaniels. The MUIR
der occurred March 7, when Gibbons, a
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railroad, killed McDaniels, also line
repairer, in an alteration. The public
generally are in sympathy with Glib
bons.
A LARGE number of postal boxes were
destroyed and robbed at Dayton few
days ago.
THE safe in the office of Meyers &
Elliott, coal dealers, at Mt Vernon, was
blown open the other night, the bur.
glars securing about thirty dollars.
OBEELIN College has withdrawn from
the Ohio Oratorical Association.
THERE have been rich developments
d the new oil-felds in the vicinity oi
Marietta.
THE Republican Congressional Con-
vention for the Eighteenth Ohio District
will be held at Steubenville, June 26.
THE Ohio Board of Pardons has com
muted the sentence of Isaac Smith, con
demned to be hanged April rs, to life i'm
prisonment.
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