Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-08


So, 447, 500
Mrs. WILLIAM BROWN, the wife of a
rich Cherokee living in the strip south
of Arkansas City, Kan, with her two
little girls, was gored to death by a
mad steer
NORRIS GODFREY, 17years old, affiict-
ed with hydrophobia as the result OF
dog bite on July 4, died in great agony
at Saginaw, Mich.
ISAAC n. BAKER, private secretary of
Robert G. Ingersoll, was fatally wound
ed by Orville N Anderson at Croton
Landing, N. Y, as aresult of a quarrel
between the two men.
TIE reciprocrity treaty between this
country and the republic of San Do
mingo has been signed by President
Harrison.
M. j. WOODWARD e. Co., oil refners
of Petrolia, Ont, assigned. Liabilities,
$780, ooO
IT was said that Texas fever had
broken out among cattle in Arkansas
City, Kan, and many of the animals
were dying.
IT was decided to indict all the New
York newspapers that published ac-
counts of the "electrocution" at Sing
Sing prison on July last.
w. IRWIN BoYCE, farmer living
short distance from Jacksonville, ILL.,,
was killed by William Stacey. jealousy
over a young woman, Lou Lyons, was
the cause.
LUCINDA BELL, well-known col
ored woman of Fort Dodge, Ia, better
known as Aunt Cindy, celebrated her
Tooth birthday on the lst.
To APPEASE an almost insatiate
hatred or to right wrong the courts
had refused to recognize, Mrs. John d.
Paul, of Chicago, dashed quantity of
nitric acid into the face of II. B. Dick
inson, putting out one of his eyes and
infiicting other terrible injuries.
AT WewalSa, 1. T., John Frog and
jackson Wolf, Seminole Indians, were
executed in the peculiar fashion of the
Seminoles for the murder of John
Harg.
GEORGE BALL an old resident of
Marysville, Cal, was murdered by
three negroes. They attempted to
burn the body, but We're prevented.
The extensive dry-goods and notion
store of Siegel, Cooper & Co., at the cor
ner of State and Adams streets, Chi
cago, was completely destroyed by fire.
Other buildings in the vicinity, notably
j. H. Walker & Co. and the Leader"
sustained considerable damage. The
loss on buildings and stocks would APP
proximate $1,000, 900, of which Siegel,
Cooper & Co. lose more than one-half
j. H. Walkers loss is about $40, 900, and
the Leader" firm estimate their dam
age at 100000. Most of the property
destroyed was covered by insurance.
MATTHIAS WOLFE while blasting
rock at Eagle Point, Ia, tried to escape
falling bowlder and fell 30 feet,
breaking his legs in eight places and
rushing his skull to jelly.
SIX men were killed and many Sc
verely injured in an alteration which
took place at Lock, Morse & Co. s
steam road at Lake Charles, La. The
| fight was the result of an old feud.
ABRAHAM BAcKER, dry goods COM
mission merchant, of New York, as
signed. His liabilities are estimated at
about 81, 100000
THE issue of standard silver dollars
from the mint during the week ended
August was $3.50 795 The issue during
the corresponding week last year was
$3.50, 455
DIPHTHERIA in malignant form was
said to have made its appearance in the
hospital for the insane at Yankton, 5.
D., and many deaths had occurred.
JACKSON DoNNELLY, wealthy farm
er and his wife, living near Arkansas
City, Kan, were found murdered in
their beds. Robbery was supposed to
have been the motive.
AT Smiths Grove, near Bowling
Green, Ky, Rev. William NJ. Perry,
pastor of the Central Presbyterian
church, fell dead in the pulpit from
heart failure.
SAMUEL. HANo, a real estate operator
at Allston. Mass, failed for $500, 600.
OK an excursion train near Elizabeth
town, Ky, John Laruc shot and killed
John Richardson. They appeared to
be intimate friends and the shooting
was the result of sudden quarrel.
THE visible supply of grain in the
United States on the Sd was; Wheat,
16,76S, 103 bushels; corn, 3,S-3,S57 bush
els; oats 2,072, ,631 bushels.
ANTONIO JENTLEs and Mare'Ito Kieto,
Italian fruit peddlers, fought a duel
with knives at East st. Louis, ILL.,, and
| Jentles was killed.
A THRAsHING machine boiler ex-
ploded at York, Neb., killing Engineer
John McCulloughby and severely
wounding James Houston, William
Turley, Cornelius Keith and Forrest
| Smith.
THE enrolling of the Cour dAlene
Indians entitled to share in the dis
tribution of $500, 900 paid by the govern
meut for lands recently ceded has been
completed, There are altogether 426
Indians.
FIRE destroyed the big plant of the
Richmond Electric Light, Heat &
Power Company at st. George, Staten
island. Loss, $500, 900.
A RESOLUTION was introduced in the
city council at Kansas City, Mo-, re-
quiring the purchase from the city of n
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