Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
DOMESTIC.

lWo iEOILE were kllleO ana nVe
seriously injured by the breaking of a
culvert at st. Paul. MINI.
Miss CORA WooDARD and Miss Anna
Bushing, two popular young ladies',
were killed by runaway horse at
Rockford. Ill.
Four highwaymen held up the Frisco
express, south bound, on the Southern
Pacific, near Coils, Cal, and robbed the
express car of sum estimated at from
S10,0 600 to $4,000
AN earthquake shock at Burlington
and other Wisconsin towns was so Sc
we're that houses were toppled over
people We're made "seas.ck" and bells
were tolled in the church steeples.
THREE young ladies, Nellie Zollinger,
Blanche Simonsin and Grace Maxwell,
were drowned at Port Byron, ILL.,, while
wading in the river. The last named
lost her life by trying to save the other
two.
JULIUS CLEMENS shot and killed Mrs
Philipena Morgenthrallen at st Joseph
Mo-, and then blew his own brains out
Trouble over an arrest was the cause.
ALLEN CARTER (colored), who was ar
rested on charge of assaulting his IA
year-old daughter, was taken from Jail
at Wynne, Ark, by mob and lynched.
THE National oil mills and machinery
were burned at Paris, Tex, the loss
being S250,0
THE great trotting stallion Sultan,
valued at 100000, dropped dead at Gym
thiana, KY, after being driven a mile.
Mrs. WILLIAM HoEFT attempted to
quicken n slow fire with kerosene at
Creston, Ia, and she and her little
daughter were killed by the explosion
that followed.
ANDREW j. BORDEN, wealthy and
aged man, and his wife, were muir
dered in their home at Fall River,
Mass, by some unknown person.
AT the annual meeting in Indianapo-
lis of the Catholic Total Abstinence So
ciety a resolution favoring Sunday
opening for the worlds fair was de.
feated.
AT the races in Buffalo, n. Y, Rob-
ert j. Even paced a mile in gil, Great
ing n new 4-year-old pace record.
| IN the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
the 5th numbered 1S4, against 1913 the
preceding week and 231 for the CORE.
| spending week last year.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has signed the
worlds fair appropriation bill.
| AT the leading clearing houses in the
| United States the exchanges during the
| week ended on the 9TH aggregated
S1,O76, 742, $50, against 1891, ,715, l49 the
previous week. The increase as COM
| ,,aJ ,Uith ha ronlipcr ,Uanl- ~
| 1891 was so.
A FAST train on the Lake Shore road
collided with a freight near Erie, Pa,
and four persons were killed and sew.
eral others were injured.
REV. Il. E. CLARK, d. D., founder
and president of the Society of Chris
| tian Endeavor, started from New York
with his wife for trip around the
world.
Ii. C. FRIcK, of Pittsburgh, Pa, chair
man of the Carnegie Steel Company,
has recovered from the wounds made
| by Alexander Bergmann.
REPORTS from the cotton belt show
that the acreage has been greatly re-
duced, owing largely to last springs
floods, as we'll as an effort of planters
to diversity their crops.
THREE boys named Dean Conrad
james McGillen and Eddie Litzanber.
| ger accidentally exploded "a can OF
dynamite belonging to a contractor at
Johnstown, Pa, and all were fatally
injured.
Four masked men entered IL bank al
Benton, Mo-, and made the cashier
hand over $1,000. They then took tc
their horses and escaped.
FREDERICK KAYsER, an aged, eccen
tric and wealthy miser, hanged him
self al Dayton, o., as the result of {
| quarrel with his daughter.
AT Saltwater, Mimi, the lumber
mill of the Schulenberg e. Boeckelel
Company was destroyed by fire, the
loss being Sl25,000
NELs WHITES livery stable at Bis
marck, n. d., was burned, and twenty
horses were cremated.
In the second series of the Nationa
league the percentages of the baseball
clubs for the week ended on the 6tl
were: Cleveland, 1877; Boston, 1854
New York, GIL; Brooklyn, 900; Phil
adelphia, .526; baltimore, .526; Cincin
haet mn SliSdBO, W eOii
400; Pittsburgh, $3.50; Louisville, .s16
st, LOUIS, .3lG.
MARTIN REED, under sentence o
death for the murder of Alexander
Chapel, escaped from Jail at Mobiles
town, Pa, and when Officers Orr ant
Coyle attempted to capture him Ree'
shot them fatally and then shot himsel
dead.
JACOB CLAUS, 80 years old, was
granted divorce in Detroit Mich
from his wife, who is rs years old.
CONSERVATIVES estimates place th'
loss to stock, crops and farm propert,
in Hancock county, ILL.,, from the spring
floods at S343, 900.
AT the national convention of Car
pcnters and Joiners of America in st
Louis Henry IL. Treno, of New York
was elected president.