Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-07-02
DOMESTIC.

| lWO DEPUTY IudTSndlS killed. Boo
Leslie, desperate Seminole negro, in
Indian territory. Leslie was resisting
arrest when shot.
THE stockholders of the First ma
tional bank at st. Louis have decided
to go into voluntary liquidation. The
banks debts are S19, "a and its as
sets in excess of this amount
GERTRUDE BLISS, daughter of Mrs s.
Fl. Bliss, of Worcester, Mass, has
fallen heir to ST, 900, 900 by the will of
her affianced husband, Mr.. Hartwell,
of Hartford, who recently died.
TRAIN on the Big Four railroad
ditched its rear passenger coach near
Niles, Mich. injuring ten persons.
A BIG constructing gang was un-
earthed at San Francisco by the arrest
of Giovanni Albeit and Paglo Visconte.
two of the leaders. ,
A WIND and rainstorm at Lincoln, Ill. =,
did damage to the extent of SlOO, 900.
and Cornelius Hoagland and Albert and
Robert Russell were killed by light
ming.
A CYCLONE at Plankinton, S. D., de-
molished twenty houses and damaged
as many more.
A STATUE of Red Jacket, the renowned
Seneca chief, was unveiled in Forest
Lawn cemetery at Buffalo. n. Y.
AT Nollister, Cal, two slight shocks
of earthquake were felt.
FLAMES among business houses at
Atlantic City, N, j., caused loss of
$3.50, 900.
w. II. PENDLEToN, wholesale grocer
at Lawrence, Kan, assigned for the
benefit of his creditors. Liabilities,
S135.0Oo; assets, estimated, 100000.
PROF. B. c. HOBBS. widely known as
an educator and an eminent minister
in the Society of Friends, died at his
home in Bloomingdale, Ind, aged a.
years.
A TORNADO at Cuba City, Wis, de-
stroyed every business house in the
town.
AT Milford Center, O., Larry Jones
and Willie Wooley, lads of 10 and II,
were arrested charged with numbering
6-year-old George Mcdonald by drown
ing him in pond.
JACOB HARVEY was hanged in the
penitentiary at Columbus, O., for
killing his mistress, Mrs. Maggie Leh-
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SIX of the principal business houses
at Humeston, Ia, together with con-
tents, were destroyed by fire.
EDWIN ]. RYAN of the United States
Express Company left Washington,
taking with him three packages of
bank notes amounting in all to about
$50, 900.
DURING storm of wind and rain
near Olewein, Ia, several persons were
killed and much property damaged.
AT Burlington, Ia, August Grutz
shot his wife and mother-in-law and
then cut his own throat. 1t was
thought Mrs. Englert, the mother-in-
law, would live. The others would
probably die.
NEAR Warrington, KY, John Norris,
of Illinois, shot and killed young son
of j. Thays during "a quarrel and then
mortally wounded brother of the vic
tim.
CLARENCE BONNER, lineman for the
Louisiana Electric Light Company, was
roasted alive at the top of a pole in
New Orleans.
A CENSUS bulletin issued gives the
number of industrial esta ablishments in
Canada at 75, 76S, an increase of 81 per
cent in ten years; capital invested,
1888. .000, 600, an increase of ia per cent.
AT the leading clearing houses in the
United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the a5th aggregated ST..
1O4, ,5a3, 45s, against 81, ,13s. .3Ol, ,2s9 the
previous week. The increase as COM
pared with the corresponding week of
1891 was 17.5.
JOSEPH TAYLOR at Orleans, Ind, shot
his mother and sister, the former fatal.
ly.
IN the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
the 25th numbered 100, against 179 the
preceding week and 234 for the CORE
spending week last year
KING SIMS, the murderer of Edward
Brandon on May II, 1891, was hanged
at Dallas, Tex. He admitted his guilt.
GEORGE CASSIDY, OF Reno, New, dem
ocratic nominee for congress, dropped
dead from apopleXy.
GEORGE w. BIGGs, - years old en-
ployed in Philadelphia jewelry store,
stole $4,000 worth of diamonds and
vaiuables.
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express on the Pennsylvania railroad
crashed into the first section at Harris.
burg, Pa, and thirteen persons were
killed and forty injured.
THE seventy-ninth anniversary of the
birth of Henry Ward Beecher was OBJ
served in Brooklyn and the grave OF
the great preacher in Greenwood was
decked with flowers.
A CYCLONE in Chickasaw county, Ia.
killed one man and injured thirteer
others persons. Much property was de
stroyed.
The Commercial hotel at Sanger, Cal.
was burned, and six persons perislied in
, the flames.
CHARLES PRIvoT and his wife were
burned to death at Pittsburgh, Pa,
while starting fire with kerosene, anC
two children of Mrs. Wolfowski los