Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-18

county, Wis, was said to be deplorable,
and they had petitioned to Gov. Peck
ILLINOIS ranks second in postal re-
ceipts and third in presidential post
offices, eccording to the annual report
MUREc MURDoC, proprietor of the
Egyptian village at the worlds fair,
was robbed of $1,000 at Brooklyn, N. Y.
MILLER DAVIS, convicted of murder
ing Sheriff Dollerhide near Chapel Hill,
October 2S, was hanged at Center Point,
Ark.
THE Middletown (O.) Paper company
assigned with liabilities of about $780,
600.
THE home of Louis Long at Stanch-
field, Mimi, was burned, and his wife
and one child perished in the flames,
COUNTY TREASURER EASTMAN, of
Greeley Center, Neb., was said to be
short in county funds between $50, 900
and $25, 900.
SENATOR S. PARKER, of Toledo, o.,
was found dead at his home with his
heart broken, literally as we'll as fig
uratively broken, for the organ was
rent in twain. Grief over a sons mis-
deeds was the cause
THE price of admission to the worlds
41ll X lOulluo Atio OCSh ICluSGNl W bWGh-
ty-five cents,
FIVE masked men held up an Illinois
Central train near Bardwell, KY, and
robbed the express car of some $1,000.
AT Riverton; Ala, Mrs. Davis and her
daughter were killed by masked rob
ber, who was then shot by son.
B. PERRY COLLINS, of Washington,
and j. Salmon, of New York, were
asphyxiated in st. Louis hotl
The Honduras government has apol-
oEized for firing on the American flag
and Uncle Sam is satisfied Herewith.
E. p. BERNARD, aged so, of Yates
Center, Kan, tired of life, killed his
wife, daughter and himself.
FOREIGN commissioners to the worlds
fair united in giving banquet in Chi
cago to Director General Davis, for
whom all had words of praise.
WARREN +. PUTNAM, president of the
National granite bank of Exeter n. H.,
was arrested on the charge of embez-
zling $4,000.
REPRESENTATIVES, of Corbett and
Mitchell have agreed to their fighting
at Jacksonville, Fla, January 4, 1894.
AT Middletown, O., the Gunclxel
Banking company assigned with liabili-
ties of 5000, 600.
The entire rolling mill plant of the
Whitaker Iron and Steel company at
Wheeling, w. Va, was destroyed by
fire, the loss being 800, 900.
PANsY MCGREGoR, in the. 2:25 trot at
Holton, Kan, broke the yearling
record, making the distance in 2:2515.
THE wife of Adam Bright, farmer
near Troy, o., who was beaten out of
S4,5OO by gold brick swindlers, died
from the shock produced by the loss.
THE chief of the Usage nation in
Oklahoma issued an edict ordering all
negroes to leave the reservation in
thirty days.
AT Utica Ill, the Fire Brick COM
,pany plant was destroyed by fire, the
loss being 100000.
| FRANK KNOX, aged over 100 years, an
ex-slav~ 'gAo had been barber in Lib
erty, Ind, for great many years, was
found dead in bed.
The Academy of Music and other
| property was burned at Fort Wayne,
Ind, the total loss being 500, OOO.
THE fury of a Bardstown (Ky.) mob
ended in blowing up the home of Phil
Evans, colored criminal, killing his
| mother, wife and daughter.
JAMES E. WHITE, general superin-
tendent of the railway mail service, in
his annual report says there were ham
died during the year 1O,236,3I4,9 ,915
| pieces of mail matter. This is an in
crease over 1883 of 49, 6S per cent
AMUSED at the remark of young
man, Miss Bertha Pruett, of Philadel-
| phia, laughed until seized with fatal
hemorrhage.
The visible supply of grain in the
United States on the 18th was: Wheat,
74,067,0O0 bushels; corn, S,0+2, 900
bushels; oats, 4,747,oO bushels; rye,
567, 900 bushels; barley, S,2OS, 900
VAN ROBERTS, living near Rush Hill,
Mo-, has fallen heir to 5000, 900 for
| tune:eft to him by John Bennett, who
Fdiedo,at. Las Vegas, N. NJ. Twenty
| years ago Roberts saved deBenffett.from
! drowning near Decatur, Ill.
/ AN epidemic of influenza prevails in
Cleveland, o.
A DISPLACED manhole cover wrecked
crowded Milwaukee avenue grip-car
in Chicago and fourteen persons were
injured.
For the ten months ended October
81 last the reduction in the value of ex-
! ports of breadstuffs and provisions,
compared with the same period in 1892,
was. respectively S42, 487,9 ,957 and S21,-
457, 498,
AMBROSE and Joseph Smith were
killed near Mount Pincon, Ala, while
resisting arrest on the charge of tres
passing.
!. As'THE result of quarrel Herman
/ Sehank, af Milwaukee,, shot and killed
| his, wife Lizzie and then killed himself.
l. MRS. LYDIA YoUNGs died at her home
at 'Stillman Valley, H., aged 0S. She
had resided on the same farm fifty
five yearssand never saw a train of cars
JOHN CoNNoRB, for seven years custo
dian of stolen property for the police
| do,artuent Of ChioonO and with al