Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-30

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Jeff Coats in September, 1890.
JAMES CASSIDY and John Herman
got drunk in Brooklyn, N. Y, knocked
down the pipe attaced to the stove and
| were suffocated by coal gas.
CAROLINE SHIP was hanged at Dallas,
N. c., for infantic,de.
MAN named Hepler, who murdered
Mrs. Goodly and her little son, was
hanged at Lamar, Mo, by mob.
Ina collision on the Atlantic & Pa
cific road at Blue Water, N. NJ, Engi-
neer Taylor, Fireman Haggey, Engi-
neer Moore and Conductor Mora were
killed
Miss DELLA NICHOLSON, of Franklin
county. Va, and her lover, John T.
Pinkhard, committed suicide because
the young lady's parents objected to
their marriage.
| A PASSENGER train on the Rock
Island road was ditched near Blue Is
land, ILL.,, three coaches and two Sleep
ers were burned and six persons were
injured, one fatally.
AT Providence, r. l., Mrs. Catherine
Harland and her niece, Mary Kelle-
CHER. were asphyxiated by escaping
gas in their room.
THREE children of A. Il. Wilson died
suddenly at Williamsburg, Col Doctors
thought they must have been poisoned
by something that they had eaten.
THE United States Masonic Benevo-
lent society of St Louis was said to be
100000 in arrears in the payment of
benefits owing to the large number of
| deaths caused by the grip
| Two MEN robbed the express car of
| Missouri Pacific train near Lamar,
Mo-, but did not secure much money.
M. b. PURYEAR, the white man who
led the negro rioters in the late
troubles at Linwood, Ark, has been
sentenced to twenty.one years in the
penitentiary.
FLAMES in the works of the Boston
Electric Light Company caused a loss
of 100000.
A HALF block of business houses at
Pine Bluff, Ark, was destroyed by
FIRE, entailing loss of $780,
THOUSANDS of cattle were slowly
starving to death in the hills of south
ern Idaho. and the loss to the stock
raisers would be tremendous.
EVERETT & Posi- pig lead dealers in
Chicago, failed for Sl13,775.
PATRICK BOYLE, the murderer of
John Muensch on August 12 last, was
hanged at Edwardsville, Ill.
Mrs. MARGARET STOWE, an aged
lady who lived entirely alone in Cleve-
land, o., was found dead in her chair.
She left property valued at SO, 900, 900.
THE First National bank of Downs,
foil will 1tob 90
IN the six-days bicycle race in Chi
cago Charles w. Ashinger won by a
wheels length, making 727 miles.
Stage was second, only few feet be-
hind the winner.
THE diplomatic correspondence be-
tween the United States and Chilian
governments, accompanied by the
presidents special message, was laid
before congress on the 25th.
JAMES ELLER, eX-treasurer of Ham,
ilton county, Ind, was declared short
IN his accounts $4,000.
THE National Bricklayers' union in
session at indianapolis elected John
Heartz, of Denver, Col, as president.
THE American Beet Sugar Producers
association was formed at San Francis
L.
In Chicago 32S persons were killed
by railroads last year, as shown by the
records of the coroner.
AT Pittsburgh, Pa, strikers took
non-union conductor from a street car,
held him in front of stream of water
from hose for about ten minutes, and
then beat him until he was nearly
dead.
THE Pacific Mail Company offered
to have sixteen steamships, capable
of carrying 1900 men each, ready for
sea in from one to two weeks if war
was declared against Chilli
JUDGE JOHNSON, of Topeka, Kan. de-
cided that indorsers of promissory
notes were not liza BILE
THREE S.inch steel guns, each weigh
ing 81, 600 pounds and capable of shoot
ing an 500 pound projectle miles,
were shipped to San Francisco from
the Watervliet gun factory at Albany,
N. Y.
The extensive barns of the William
son-Libby Lumber Company at Osh-
kosh, Wis, were destroyed by fire
and six horses were burned
CUSTOMS officers captured twenty
eight Chinese who had been smuggled
across the border at Seattle, Wash. AS
many more escaped arrest.
AUGUST W. MEYER was murdered
aud robbed in his office at Savannah,
Ga, by five negroes in his e..iploy.
The bank of jefferson at Shepherds
town, w. Va, closed its doors. The
loss to stockholders would be heavy.
fa1 Nff ha CT ~
the northwest was estimated at S29,-
56l, 12o. year ago it was S2,5s7, 900.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
JOHN ANDERSON, a well-known resi-
dent of Springfield, o., who has seen 10
years, was married to Miss Gertie
Young. pretty miss of 90 years.
GEN. JAMES r. HUGUENIN, aged "a
years, died in Chicago. He was a
veteran of the Mexican and civil wars.