Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-15
The News Condensed.
Important Intelligence From All Parts.
DOMESTIC.

ohe bhiru tlne tne DuldingS mad been
destroyed by fire. The loss was over
$1,000
MRs. WALTER BEEBE, of Council
Bluffs, Ia, jumped from a carriage as
the horses were running away and was
fatally hurt.
AN infringement of a patent was the
reason for attaching property belong.
ing to the city of Boston to the value OF
$500, 900
LIBERTY SNooKs, a farmer near
Humcston, Ia, was shot and instantly
killed by Dick Gwinn, as the result of
family quarrel.
A HEAVY hailstorm passed Crooks
ton, Mimi, laying waste and DESTROY
ing grain from Marin to Hixon, a strip
miles wide by IA in length Every
thing was destroyed and there would
be no harvesting in that belt of coun-
try this season.
IT was said that the village of Com
ance, Ia, had been entirely DESTROYED
by fire.
FATHER QUAY. the Catholic priest of
Snohomish, Wash, was tarred and
fcathered by a mob of citizens. He
was accused of immoral practices.
IN the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
the 18th numbered 23i, against 247
the preceding week and 2OS for the
corresponding week last year
JAMES s. FULLER, a veteran so years
old, of Otisville, Mich. committed sui
eide at Detroit while attending the en-
campment.
The Blymer Ice Machine Company
of Cincinnati has assigned. Liabilities,
$500, O0O
REV. DIR. SHERWOOD, an evangelist
from Florida, was arrested at Omaha,
Neb., for having six negro boys as
slaves. 1t was said that they were
treated with great cruelty. He would
be charged with violating the fifteenth
amendment of the constitution.
For assaulting child of years,
James Thoroughbred, colored man,
was hanged at Dover, Del.
THE secretary of the United States
treasury was advised that an attempt
was to be made during the present
month to rob the treasury by an organ
lied band of men.
WHILE shooting his brother, who was
crazy and who had attacked him with a
knife, planter named Huff, of Willis,
|. T., shot and mortally wounded his
own wife. The crazy man was killed
with three bullets from Winchester
rifle.
SHOOTING and killing his prisoner
was the cause of the arrest of the city
marshal of Carbondale, ILL.,, on the
finding by the coroner's jury that the
killing was unjustifable. The victim
was the son of Rev. O. n. Clark. The
young man had been drinking and re-
sisted arrest.
THEODORE DENNIS, of Boston, was
elected president of the National AS
sociation of Letter Carriers.
FRED LEwIcH, one of the editors of
the Western Poultry Journal, was
drowned at Cedar Rapids, Ia, while
bathing in the Cedar river.
j. w. SHowALTER of Lexington,
KY, won the United States Chess asso-
CATIONS championship prize.
DIR. w. w. WALKER, of New York,
was elected president of the American
Dental Association at Saratoga, n. Y.
AT Seneca, Neb., train struck a
buggy, killing A. II. Burnett and Miss
Frances Fuller. Two women and two
children were seriously hurt.
AFTER about twenty-five years of
litigation the supreme court of Cali
fornia decided that the Sanpablo ranch
of $4,000 acres must be divided among
several hundred owners.
NEAR Debeque, Col, a passenger
train on the Denver Il Rio Grande
railway was swept from the track and
nearly buried by landslide. No one
was hurt.
struck buggy near Leavenworth,
Kan, killing Mrs Lonsdale and NOR
tally wounding Miss Powers and Ray
Powers.
Mrs. SUE A. SANDERS. of Delaware,
ILL.,, was elected national president of
the Woman's Relief Corps at the Detroit
convention.
Louis BULLING, the wife murderer,
was sentenced to death at Savannah,
Mo-, for the third time. The date was
fixed at September 4.
Gus BREDE, of Fort Mcleod, N. w.
T., was killed by lightning on the Te-
ton, about miles from Fort Benton.
He had charge of party of Cinnamon,
whom he was smuggling into the
United States.
The New York and Chicago limited
express on the Fort Wayne road ran
into an open switch near East Pala-
tine, O., killing the engineer and fire.
man. The passengers all escaped un-
injured.
INDIANS have brought the report to
Yuma, CAL, that the earthquake of
July 80 materially changed the course
of the Colorado river.
The Grand Army of the Republic
at Detroit completed it's
labors on the 7th after installing all
the newly-elected officers.
Four colored persons-Ella Williams,
William Williams, Willis Lowe and
Eliza Lowe-were shot to death by
mob in Henry county, Ala, for burn
ing a house, and their bodies were
thrown in the river.
In the National league the percent
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