Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-09-17
The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Parts.
DOMESTIC.

years DcneHU crCer, OWeu S2,UUu,OUU,
and had only SlO1,0OO in its benefit
fund.
CHARLES CRAIG (colored) and Edward
Mccarthy, brace of Cincinnati MUIR
derers, were executed in the Ohio PEN
itentiary at Columbus. Craig killed
Annie Thompson, his mistress, in Sep
tember, 1890, and Mccarthy killed
Charles Netterman, II drummer, in
August, 1890.
Mrs. r w. CORNWALL and Mrs. Lib
bic Bennett while crossing railway
track near Pine Island, Mimi. were
run over by train and fatally injured.
DIR. S. p. SAMPLE, a prominent physi-
clan of northwest Arkansas, dropped
dead while attending meeting of a
board of pension examiners at Little
Rock.
FIVE deaths from cholera and ten
new cases were reported on the Sth
from among the crew and steerage
passengers of the Normannia and
Rugia on board and on Swinburne and
Hoffman islands. There were no
cases in New York city.
On the Clearfeld and Cambria branch
of the Pennsylvania railroad the engi-
and seven foreigners on worl, train
were killed by collision.
THOMAS Rooney, of Plymouth, Pa,
having lost all his money and property
on the result of the Sullivan Corbett
fight, committed suicide by taking
poison.
Four men We're killed by the ex-
plosion of boiler near Bessemer, Ala.
JOHN and George w. Carlisle. capi-
talists and large dealers in real estate
in Cincinnati, made an assignment,
with liabilities of over S250,O00.
The American Bankers association
in session at San Francisco elected Will
liam III. Rhawn, of Philadelphia, as
president.
ELEVEN Cinnamon We're smuggled
across Lake Erie into Cleveland, o.
SIMON j. AHERN, st. Paul lawyer
and capitalist, on trial for criminal
libel, was sentenced without the option
of fine to serve sixty days in the com
ty workhouse.
The st. Louis exposition of 1892
opened for forty-days' run with an at
tendance of $4,000 persons.
MARTIN BURKE, one of the Cronin
murderers serving a life sentence in
the Joliet Qll.) penitentiary, has been
compelled to quit work in the cooper
shop on account of i'll health, and
now spends his time in the idle room.
| AT the leading clearing houses in the
United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the 9th aggregated
| 81, i26, 23s, SS5, against S965, 1906 the
previous week. The increase as COM
pared with the corresponding week OF
1891 was 20.
THE glass works at Colorado Springs,
Col, We're destroyed by fire, causing u
loss of 100000.
AFTER hiccoughing ten days Jacob
B. Swartz died at New Bloomfield, Pa,
despite the efforts of physicians to save
him.
For the twenty-seventh time in five
years Pearl Russell, a woman of i'll re-
pute at st. Louis, took poison with sui
cidal intent, but failed in her object.
IN the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
the 9th num- bered 146, against 176 the
preceding week and 1877 for the corre-
spending week last year.
ANARCHIST BERGMAN, who attempted
to take the life of II. c. Frick at Pitts
burgh, stated in an interview that if
his sentence was for more than ten
years he would kill himself.
AT Chepachet, Mass, James Cooney,
in drunken frenzy, murdered Erastus
Phetteplace and his wife, an aged
couple.
FRANK GARvIN, artist of the Conc
mercial-Gazette at Pitts burgh, shot and
instantly killed his newly-married wife
at their home in Allegheny City.
jealousy was the cause.
| A CABLEGRAM from Rome announces
the resignation of Albert G. Porter,
United States minister to Italy.
| ANDY JEFFERIEs and Adam Foster,
ecuted at Spartansburg, S. c., for muir
hanged at Tazewell Court House, Va,
for killing u policeman.
The Scandia of the Ham burg-Ameri-
can line arrived in New York on the
9th loaded down with cholera. Thirty
two deaths occurred during the voyage
and many others were sick. There were
two deaths from cholera reported
upon the steamer Wyoming lying at
quaratine, making total of eighteen
deaths which have occurred in New
York harbor since the Moravia arrived
August 25.
FLAMES destroyed the rag warehouse
of Joseph Joseph at Cincinnati, the loss
being $50.
| POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAMAKER
has issued an order deputizng the post
masters of free delivery cities, towns
and rural communities to put up letter
boxes, on the request of citizens, for
the collection and delivery of mail at
| house doors.
THE Kaweab stables and number
of other buildings were destroyed by
fire at Visalia Cal, and twenty-three
horses were burned.
In Springfield, Mass, Arthur Zim-
norman rode a mile on bicycle in
2:06 As.
SAMUEL WRIGHT, a white railroad