Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-02

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ELsoN SBAFFER, of Burbank, o., is
the second man to kill himself because
he had been Tilted by Miss Hattie Win
ters
II was announced that no more
presidential appointments would be
made until after the assembling of
congress.
JESSE d. O. SMITH murdered his di-
vorced wife, Ella Haughn Smith. and
Mrs Catharine Graybill at Kankalee,
ILL.,, and then shot himself fatally.
AUDITOR AoKERMAN's report shows
that the worlds fair assets above all
liabilities on November were 81, $685.
4sS.0S. The total receipts were sS2,
500, 16S. as.
Mrs. BRIDGET FORBES and Mrs Essie
Ward, sisters and residents of Chicago
since 1888, died almost simultaneous.
CLINTON JORDAN killed his wife,
father-in-law, mother-in-law, sister-in-
law and then shot himself near Sey-
mour, Ind.
YALE defeated Harvard in the annual
football game at Springfield, Mass, the
score being to O.
FARMERS MASSEY and Olds fought
pistol fight fatal to each at Hico Tex,
and Massey's son was also fatally shot,
LALLY S COLLINS, dry goods mer-
chants at Bosom, assigned with liabil-
tiles of 5000, 200,
FACTIONS locked horns in the Knights
of Labor assembly in Philadelphia and
as result of his discontinue Powder
ly resigned.
DAMAGE of $500, 600 was inflicted in
Hannibal, Mo, by a blaze which was
started by falling lamp.
THE president appointed Washington
Hessing for postmaster at Chicago and
William j. Mize for internal revenue
collector.
JAKE SHAEFER beat Frank Ives in
their 4,OOO-point fourteen-inch balk-
line billiard game in Chicago for $4,000
side and the net receipts, the score be-
ing: Schaefer, 1000; Ives, 3,945.
FooT RACER ED Marley was SEN
fenced to the Iowa prison for three
years for throwing a race and gaining
81, OOO
MALCoMB B. HATHAWAY, the Fall
River cotton broker who defrauded the
banks of that city out of over 500, 900,
was sentenced to seven years imprison-
ment
The fast merchandise freight on the
Lake Shore Il Michigan Southern rail-
road was held up by armed men at
midnight between Goshen and Elk
hart, Ind, and the members of the
train crew robbed of their money and
valuables.
T,- b;c onp,a1 raDort Trp;+ad S+o+as
Treasurer Morgan shows that the net
ordinary revenues for the fiscal year
1898 were 1855, S19,62s. an increase of
$50, SS1, ,S44 over those of the year be-
fore. The net ordinary expenditures
were 1888, 447, ,554, an increase of $685.
454, 92S. Including the public debt the
total receipts were S7S2, S71, 214 and the
total expenditures $7T3, O07, 99S.
The annual report of the commits
sioner of internal revenue estimates
that the total receipts from all sources
of internal revenue for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1894, win be $780,
600, decrease of 1,OOO,O 900 over last
year.
THE secretary of agriculture in his
annual report says that there are in the
United States more than 6,000, 900 farms,
upon which dwell more that 80 900, OOC
people, who furnish more than "a per
cent. of the exports of this country.
The new tariff bill was completed
and given to the public. 1t places on
| the free list iron ore, coal, wood, lum-
Der, salt and many other great staples,
manufactured products, plows, har'
rows, thrashing machines and other
| agricultural implements, The great
bull< of manufactured articles, from
the locomotive to the needle, undergo
reduction of duty seldom less thar
one-half. The wooden and cotton good!
of everyday wear and use; leather
clothing, blankets, carpets, clothes
ETC., are reduced more than one-half.
A FREIGHT train went through (;
bridge near Hyndman, Pa, and sever
tramps We're supposed to have beer
| killed
A SEVERE earthquake shock was fel
in Brooklyn, n. Y, and throughou
northern Vermont and New Hamp
shire and at Greenfield Mass.
HEMAN BARRows,' an aged farme
living near Ridgeville, N fit of rag,
shot his young wife, aged 80, twice
and then shot himself. Mrs. Barrow
will probably recover.
BY the explosion of kerosene lam
Mrs. Campbell, of Boston, was burne,
to death and her husband was fatal.
burned.
Mrs. JOHN L. REID, of Davenport
Ia, deserted by her husband and sui
fering from poverey, hanged herself.
THE Knights of Labor in general as
sembly in Philadelphia elected j. R
Sovereign, of Iowa, master workman
It. v Powderly having resigned,
A JURY at Peru, Ind, awarded Mrs
Imogene Hyatt $4,000 damages in he
suit for breach of promise against Al
bert Tucker
Mrs. GEORGE BUCKINGHAM, of Han
over, o., left her children alone. WheI
she returned one was dead, two other
seriously burned.
AFTER voting and holding office i
Indiana for twenty-five years Michae