Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-06-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters.
DOMESTIC.


Falls, Mimi, on the 18th. There were
six persons in the house at the time.
Ola Nysluen was instantly killed and
two others injured, but not fatally.
THE Colorado conference OF the Meth
pdist Episcopal church met at Denver
on the 18th. The case Of Evangelist
Sam Small came up for consideration
and upon his own request he was al
lowed to withdraw from the church.
c. MASON MOODY, for the past fifteen
years treasurer Of Franklin county,
Mass, has confessed to taking Sic, 1853
of the county's money aud using it in
his private business.
THE court martial in the case of Com
mander Lyon, who was charged with
negligence in stranding the Triana while
on the way to rescue the crew of the
Galena, wrecked at Gayhead, has found
that the officer was not guilty of the
charge.
AT Uniontown, Pa, on the 18th Judge
Ingraham overruled the application for
new trial in the case of John McSloy
and Mike Disman, labor leaders, who
were recently convicted of conspiracy
and riot, and sentenced McSloy, leader
of the coke strikers to pay the costs of
prosecution, fine of six cents, and inn
prisonment in the workhouse for two
years. Disman is out on 5000 bail and
was not here to receive sentence, and it
is said he has left the country.
On the 18th a large stone storehouse
in course of construction at San An
tonic, Tex, fell, burying the men who
were working on the building. Vincent
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killed and five others badly injured.
The secretary of the treasury has
amended the general regulations OF
1884 relative to the execution of bonds
SO as to provide that a corporation other
than trust company can in no event
be accepted as a surety.
THREE persons, members of one
family, were burned to death at New
York City on the 14th in tenement
house fire. Those who lost their lives
were: Philip Bradley, aged 55; Cath
inc Bradley, his wife, aged 40, and their
13-year-old son, Philip Bradley.
AT Philadelphia, Pa, on the 18th,
John c. Emery, butcher, was instantly
killed by blow in the neck with
cleaver in the hands of Joseph Salus,
also n butcher. The killing was the re-
suit of a quarrel over trivial matter.
Ar Henderson, Mimi, Fritz Getterup,
a member of the May Louise Agen
Opera Company, was drowned in the
Minnesota river at that place on the
18th while in swimming. The body had
not been recovered.
SECRETARY FOSTER has suspended
Bank Exam.ner Drew, of Philadelphia.
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lar knowledge affecting Mr.. Drews in
tegrity, but grows out of the open dis
pute between Mr.. Drew and Comptrol-
Ter Lacy respecting the formers reports
to the treasury on the condition of the
Keystone bank before it was closed.
A FIRE in Burrows & Kenyon's lum-
Der yards at Providence, r. l., on the
18th caused an estimated loss of be-
tween $4,000 and $50, 1000; covered by
insurance.
AT Chicago on the 18th over 1, 800 men
engaged in the architectural iron trade
and its branches, including the metal
workers and pattern makers, struck for
eight hours work per day at the rate of
thirty and twenty cents per hour.
AT Lancaster, Wis, on the 18th the
jury in the Zodolske murder trial rem
dered verdict finding Rose Zodolske
guilty. The convicted woman will be
taken to Waupun to serve out her life
sentence.
AT San Francisco, Cal, on the 18th
Collector of Internel Revenue Queen,
assisted by several deputies, raided
Chinatown and seized opium valued at
$4,000. Twelve thousand dollars worth
was found in one store.
IT is reported that a syndicate of En-
glish capitalists have purchased the
great silver mines in Mexico which are
owned by the Omaha Mining Company.
The deal was put through by ex-Con-
gresham j. j. McShane. The pur-
chase price is kept secret.
j. f. ALBRIGHT, clerk for the Camp
Spring Milling Company, was arrested
at St Louis on the 18th, charged with
embezzling $1,000 of the firms money.
Albrecht admits taking the money and
says he has squandered it betting on
horse races.
PASSENGER train on the Big Four
was wrecked near Litchfield, Ill.,, on
the 18th by freight train running into
it at right angles. About twenty pas
sengers were in the coach all of whom
were more or less hurt. Thomas Clegg,
of Nation, Ill, was fatally injured,
Conductor A. R. Dixon and Brakeman
J. M. Miller were severely injured.
THE Philadelphia abattoir burned at
midnight on the 14th. Valuable ma
chinery and 1000 carcasses of dressed
beef and 10000 green hides were con-
sumed. The loss is estimated at about
$4,000, covered by insurance divided
among fifty companies.
IT is reported that Nina Nan Zandt,
who gained brief notoriety by the in
terest she manifested in the anarchist
trial and by her proxy marriage with
August Spies, the leader of the executed
anarchists, is soon to become the wife
of S. S. Malato, an Italian.
THE United States grand jury at st.
Louis has returned indictments against |