Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-26
DOMESTIC,


deceased the house adjourned until the esd.
DOMESTIC.
THE superior court of New York de
cided that Lillian Russell would hav
to pay 50, 225. ss for breaking thcatri
cal contract because she could not wea
tights in winter.
GEORGE SEIDI., Bohemian farme
living in Cherokee county, Kan, wa
arrested for numbering his daughter
aged Is, and his son, aged 90.
HENRY M. KINeMAN, second vic,
president of the First national bank O
Chicago, committed suicide at Crane
Rapids, Mich, through despondenc,
on account of ill-health.
MRS. MANUEL FORD and her infan
child, of Columbia, s. c., were burnet
to death by the explosion of a lamp
and MIR. Ford was probably fatally in.
jured.
THIEVES entered the jewelry store Of
j. V. Zimmerson at Little Rock, Ark,
threw red pepper in the eyes of a clerl,
and made off with diamonds valued a.
SIS, 600.
sToNE-cUTTER at Roanoke, Va.
named Shclor, received word that hi.
wife was heir to IS, 600, 900 by the death
of an uncle in Scotland.
SECRETARY OF STATE BLAINE an,
nounced the conclusion of a CONNER
cial reciprocity agreement between
the United states and all the British
West Indies islands and British Guiana.
IT was stated that the case of the
Adams Express Company against ex-
President Hoey would be compromised
by the return of about $500, 600 to the
company by MIR. Hoey.
i. G. DELoNE, Denton Duke and
Joseph Duke were killed at East Bar
nard, Tex, as result of quarrel.
DIR. BENTON STRANGE. of Savannah,
Ga, was fogged by a mob and given a
coat of ink.
Two MEN were killed and seven in
jured in wreck on the Chesapeake G.
Ohio railroad, near Anderson, w. Va.
The steamer Prince Soltykoff. from
Barry to st. Naziare, was wrecked off
Brest and twenty persons were
drowned
A BROKEN rail threw an express train
on the Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne road
troll the track near Lima, O., and
three men were killed and twenty
other persons were injured, some
fatally.
BURGLARS entered the dwelling OF
w. II. Rhodes at Altoona, Pa, and after
chloroforming the family took 81, 900 in
cash and many valuables.
AT Des Moines, Ia, the third ma.
tional convention of the American Sab
bath union was called to order by Col
Elliott Il. Shepard. of New York.
w. Il. FITZGERALD was hanged at
Youngstown, O., for the murder of Of
ficer w. Freed on May Is last
MCDONALD Bros, extensive lumber.
men and shipowners at La Crosse,
Wis, failed for S25O,0O0
AN explosion OF gas at the Cameron
colliery near Shamokin, Pa, fatally
injured two Italians and four Hungari-
ans.
A PASSENGER train on the Southern
Kansas railroad was wrecked by de-
fective ties near Cherryvale, Kan, and
twenty.six persons were injured, three
fatally.
AT meeting of the Sabbath Union,
in Des Moines, Ia, Col. Ellie tt T. Shep-
lrd, of New York, was reelected pres.
dent Tor the ensuing year.
EDWARD. MULpooN and Hugh Reilly
we're killed at the Manville (Pa.D coal
nine by fall of coal.
JOHN l.. FERGUSON, bookkeeper in
he National bank of Kansas City, No.,
vas arrested for embezzling $50, 900.
The explosion of a sawmill boiler at
Ind, killed William Wise,
William Collett and James Clawson,
md fatally injured Isaac Nicholson
md Oscar Jones.
THE baseball war has ended by the
of a twelve-club league. The
welve cities of the new ombination
re: Boston, New York, Brooklyn,
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington,
'ittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
st. Louis and Chicago.
The newD rexel institute of industry
'as formally dedicated at Philadel-
hia. Anthony j. Drexel has given
/ 800, 900 for the establishment of the
AT the leading clearing houses in the
lnited States the exchanges during the
'eek ended on the 18th aggregated ST.
~, 46s,9sl, against $l,2lS,670, s72 the
revious week. The increase as COM
ared with the corresponding week of
500 was 1915.
The Union Mercantile Company of
doing business at Easton
nd other places, failed for over
so, 900.
THE dead bodies of William L. Spreg-
ms and George Holiday, brothers-in-
wv were found buried in brush hear
ear Brier Creek, Tenn.