Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-18
News Condensed.
( Important intelligence From All Parts,
DOMESTIC.

fence, $50; theft, $40; and miscellaneous,
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SIX men were killed by the cars at
Sedalia, Mo.
FRANCIS II. WEEKS, the New York
lawyer who plead guilty to the embez-
Element of over a million dollars from
various estates intrusted to his care,
was semitic prison for ten years.
STREET traffic was seriously inter-
fered with in Chicago by dense fog
and heavy smoke and artificial light
had to be used at noon.
NEARLY 1,5O0,0 900 persons paid to ride
in the Ferris wheel during the worlds
fair. 1t earned S150,O0O for stockhold-
.ers above all debts. .t..
- A NEGRO nameds Bob Kennedy was
captured at Gaffney, S. c., by mob
.and hanged. His crime was attempted
assault,
JoHN S. JOHNSON again broke the
worlds bicycle record at Independence,
Ia. going his mile, flying start, in
1855 S-5.
In a rear-end collision on the Rock
Island road at Eggleston, Chicago
suburb, four persons were killed and
thirty -threewere injured, some fatally.
LOUIS FLOYD, who, with his brother
Frank, robbed the Bank of Minneapo-
lis at Minneapolis, Mimi, of 100000,
was arrested in New York.
AT Moberly, Mo-, the Wabash can
non-ball" train was wrecked and Fire
man Malone was killed and Engineer
Robinson fatally hurt
MRS. MARTIN O'NETLL, of Buffalo, n.
Y, died of heart disease while sitting
between her two children in the ladies'
room of the Union depot in Chicago.
In railway wreck at Hutto Tex,
fire broke out in the mail car and 1000
letters were burned.
PETER BARKER, once wealthy man,
was arrested at Kansas City for snatch
ing women's pocketbooks on crowded
streets
Two STANDING starts world bicycle
records, the two-thirds and full mile,
We're broken by johnson at Independ-
ence, Ia, he going the mile in 1858 les
and the two-thirds in 1:21.
IT was announced that Secretary
Carlisle had perfected plans to stop the
making of any more silver dollars.
HENRY BoGUE, a negro who took
part iu the murder of N. }. Duncan at
Lake City Junction, Fla, was shot to
death by mob.
STEPHEN, Michael and Mary L. Toole,
aged respectively 81. 81. and 80, were
under arrest in Boston charged with
killing their mother and sister with
poison.
j. j. ARNOLD, eX-courty treasurer of
Niagara county. and eX-cashier of the
Merchants bank, was in Jail at Lock-
port, n. Y, charged with embezzling
'S1OO, 900.
JOSEPH FUNK and Mrs. Ada Brown
were run down by a.freight train and
killed near st, Joseph Mo.
CARTER FL. HARRIsoN's will was filed
in the probate court in Chicago by q
son. The estate is estimated at $780,,
THE drop of the treasury balance in
Washington below slO0, 600, 900 was in
teresting the officials. of that depart
ment .... "..
The barns of the North Side Street
Car company in Chicago were destroyed
by fire, the loss being 500, O,OOO
FLYING JIB paced mile in 2:O6% and
Directum trotted mile in 2:OS at'the
Hartford Conn track. -
Four lives were lost by collision on
The Hooking Valley road near Fosto-
Tia. O.
/. CONGRESSMAN OATES, OF Alabama,
calls Editor Hawkins. of St Louis,
hard names in letter and wants to
fight, .#
JOHN DossETT, of Guthrie, o. T., is the
first man ever sentenced to be hanged
in Oklahoma. >
AT the seventy-ffth annual session
in Minneapolis, Mimi, of the general
missionary committee of the Methodist
Episcopal church it. was decided to
spend sl5D,o00 for mission work the en-
, sn,at;ncs ye,ar,. 80. - ',':. '',t- ~"
ASSorED by PERSISTENT ii Te6SligttJBff li tBfs at
Duluth, Minn-, Sag Johnson seized him
and painted him a fiery red -
Two MORE victims of the Rock Island
wreck at Eggleston, Chicago suburb,
have died, making a total of six. a
THERE We're 361 business failures in
the United States ip the seven days
ended on the 10th, against 1858 the week
previous and-210 in the.cGresponding
tire in 1892, ..-~.
The, exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 10th aggregated
S932, ,S53,717, against $1;O50,7l2,O O65 the
previous week. The decrease, compared
! with the corresponding week in, 1892
Yves 29s. -
LOUIS T.. MENACE; the abscondiag
president of the Northwestern Guarans
| ty Loan company at Minneapolis, is said
to have stolen Sl,650, 500,
JOHN D. ,nocKEFELLER made. his
fourth gift to the university of Chicago,
It's amount Is $500, 900. With his pre-
vious donations this makes Mr.. Rookie
fellef's gifts to the university sS,25o
600.
III Mas reported THAT settlers west O
the Montezuma valley ia. Colorado hat
collision with the Navajo Indians
killing four of them,
4 O.. a.. 4.