Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-03-19
Trm 17.yenr.old daughter 81 Goorge

died In terrible agony of trichiniasis,
She had eaten half-cooked fresh pork.
II. II. JONES was found guilty at
Batavia, O., of numbering his son.
When the verdict was announced he
rose to his feet and begged to be
hanged Immediately to tree in the
court yard.
REV. GEORGE SWEET, young Metho-
dist minister, was struck blind while
preaching ut Russell, la.
A YOUNG negro girl was hanged by a
mob near Rayville, La, for attempting
to poison the family of w. r. Helmer,
where she was employed. U
THREE children of William Briscoe
were drowned in the Red river near
Bonham, Tex, while the father was
trying to drive. across the river with
| them.
THE works of the Colwell & Collins
Norway Bolt Company in Cleveland
were burned, the loss being 100000
| PEARL HENDERSON and Charles Bell,
17-year-old boys, fought in prize ring
| style at Portland Ore. Henderson
won, but half hour afterward died
from the effects of the punishment re-
ceived.
A FIRE in Bloomfield, H., laid waste
| the whole south side of the public
| square, causing damage amounting to
| 800, 200.
A sKIFF manned by three unknown
| men capsized in the Missouri river at
Nebraska City, Neb, and the occu-
pants were drowned .a
SEVEN cattlemen-P. McCabe, j. Nc
Donald, j. Bourke, William Smith, E.
Gadistein, L. Perquin and A. Ford
were suffocated by coal gas on the
steamer Navarro while en- route to
London from Boston.
THE Midland Hotel Company in sink
ing an artesian we'll in Kansas City,
Mo-, struck natural gas at depth of
200 feet.
AT Jersey City, N. j.. fire destroyed
the Erie pier, together with 100 car
loads of hay, the steamer Elizabeth
and several canal boats. The losses
aggregate 100000.
CHARLES LEsH, of Bluffton, Ind,
while boxing with Fl. A. Sweltzer was
killed by blow on the neck.
j. MEssIGLIA and his son Ernest,
keepers of II small store across the riv-
er from Yazoo City, Miss, We're killed
by an unknown assassin.
LEWIS GORDON was lynched at Car
rollton, Mo-, for an assault upon Mrs
John Perriton
ELEVEN business houses and, two
residences We're burned at Bedford,
Ind. All the city records are DESTROYED.
Miss ANNIE MEDLEY, j. A. Medley,
uncle of Miss Medley. and Felix Bur-
Il NAt \
by the upsettiug of slSitf on the Kan
awha river. l
The six-day bicycle race in New
York was won by Ashinger, who fin
ished2 feet ahead of Lamb. Score,
1,0s2 miles and laps.
In prairie fire in Payne county, o.
T., John Shotwell, William Query,
John Query and others had their
farms swept clear of everything and
were left penniless John Query was
fatally burned.
LINDSAY A. BENNETT killed his wife
and committed suicide at Atlantic, Ia,
because of refused reconciliation.
SEVERE shock of earthquake was
experienced at Napa, Cal
A PRAIRIE fire burned over large
section near Huron, S. d., and the
farm houses of William Mills and Will
liam Eye, with their contents, and
many barns were destroyed.
IN the United States the visible sup
ply of grain on the 18th was: Wheat,
4U.S10.00o bushels; corn, 12 304, 900 BUSH
els; oats, 3,942, 600 bushels rye, 1,66l,-
600 bushels; barley, 1920, 600 bushels
lT has been discovered that Plainfeld,
N. j., is built over large and swift
subterranean river
JACOB BoEHM & Co., wholesale
liquor dealers at Denver, Col, failed
for Sl50,000. Immediately afterward
Boehm poisoned himself, and after his
death it was found that he was a
forger.
JOHN McNALLY lay down near fur
mace at Mnncie, Ind, while drunk. His
clothing caught fire and he was burned
to death.
E. e. STEVENS and George D. Mich
ell, New York attorneys, arrived at
San Francisco on their tour around the
world on bicycles
The Missouri legislature has passed
the radistricting bill, giving the demo-
Gratis fourteen districts and the repub.
llcanS one.
JOHN w. BRIGHT, wife murderer,
was hanged by mob at Forsythe,
Mo. Deputy Sheriff George w. Will
liams was shot dead while trying to
protect his prisoner
JOSEPH LEON died at Muncie. Ind, of
blood poisoning, superinduced by cigar
cite smoking.
New YORK brokers, it is said. have
defrauded the government of 500, 900
i'll customs duties by system of un-
derweighin2 and false entries.
THOMAS McCUE fell eleven stories,
100 feet, down an elevator shaft in New
York and was able to get up and walk
about
HENRY KEIsER, Frank Conn and
Hugh Duffy were crushed to death by
the fall of an elayafor in tba ho;lar