Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
THE EAST.

The New York State Farmers Alli-
ance was organized at Hornellsville on
the 22d. The 0cala platform was adopt
ed; also section demanding govern
ment ownership of waterways.
When the fast line on the Ft. Wayne
road reached Pittsburgh on the 23d, the
doors of the express car failed to open
as usual. They were burst in and j.
II. Robinson, messenger for thirty
years, was found sitting in his chair
paralyzed, unable to move or speak.
He can not recover. Robinson's ac-
counts were perfectly made up as far as
Salem, o.
On the oath coroner's jury at New
York found Henry C. Tanning guilty of
the murder of Mrs. Emily Taylor, who
was discovered dead in lot recently
with her throat cut.
Ex-Chief Justice Homer +. Royce died
at st. Adams, VT, on the oath from
ii, 1920, began the study of law in 1912
and was admitted to the bar in 1914. He
served two terms in congress.
Daniel j. Burns employed as clerk
by the Long Island Railroad Company
at Brooklyn, N. Y, and who disappeared
with nearly $4,000 of the companys
money, was indicted for grand larceny
on the Gath and pleaded guilty.
Business failures during the week
ended the cath numbered for the United
States 205 and for Canada 40, total of
247, as compared with 343 the previous
week. For the corresponding week of
l.. I.
John Horan, foreman of the associ-
ated producers oil lease, was instantly
killed at Bradford, Pa, on the gath by
the premature explosion of a torpedo.
1t is now alleged that the accounts of
Marshal c. Percival, ex-cashier of the
Shoe and Leather National bank of Au-
burn, Me-, who attempted suicide re-
Gently, are thousands of dollars short
Morgan L. Mott, the well-known
horseman, died at his stock farm at New
Hackensack, n. Y, on the 24th, aged 75
years His mother, aged 102, and two
sons survive him.
AT Boston, Mass, on the Gath the
municipal court ordered the discharge
of j. ID. Kingsley who was charged
with embezzling S34,T00 from j. B.
Moore & Co., the proceeds of trust re-
ceipts The case has been postponed
eight times.
Miss Gabrielle Greeley, daughter of
the late Horace Greeley, founder of the
New York Tribune, was married at
Pleasantville, N. Y, on the 23d to Rev.
Frank NJ. Clendennin, at st. Johns
Protestant Episcopal church. The
church was crowded with well-known
people from New York and other cities.
Fred l.. Willetts and Fred S. Allen, re-
ceivers of the Central Cross-Town Rail
road Company at New York, who fled
to Chicago after stealing 81, $50 from the
company were, on the gath, sent to the
Elmira IN. " reformatory. They
pleaded guilty of larceny.
Judge John S. Bingham, we'll
known New York lawyer and counsel
Tor for Jay Gould, died in that city ca
the cath.
Hon. Homer A. Nelson, eX-secretary
of the state of New York, died suddenly
at his home in PoughlSeepsie, on the
25th.
g. w. Richie, teller of the Common
wealth bank of Philadelphia, who dis
appeared in February with about ss, OOC
of the banks money, has been captured
in Havana. He will be extradited
At New York City on the 25th the
sixteen Italians recently arrested for
rioting were arraigned in court Eleven
were discharged and five held for carry
ing revolvers Two Italians were ar
rested in the court room for having
loaded revolvers in their pockets and
were held for trial. tai.
A fire at Forestport. Oneida county
Y, on the 27th ult. destroyed the Sher
man house and twenty-five dwelling
houses. Loss heavy.