Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

York caused the deaths of Morris
Cohen and his wife and little girl.
Gov. HoeG has issued instructions to
the sheriff of Lamar county to arrest
every person implicated in the burn
ing of the negro Smith at Paris, Tex.
THE value of the honey and wax pro-
duced in the United States during the
past year is estimated at $50, 900, 900.
PAULINE NEwcoMBE, aged 20, and
Willard Woodworth, an engaged couple,
were drowned ut Marysville, Cal, by
the capsizing of boat.
The fire losses of the United States
and Canada for January amounted to
SIT, 05S, 400 which is larger aggregate
than for that month in any year since
1882.
LATE advices from Alaska are to the
effect that the citizens of that territory
are earnestly working for home rule.
In the Minnesota legislature Repre-
sentative Bleecker introduced bill to
prohibit the manufacture of hoop
skirts within tho borders of the state.
AN lror roller mill was burned at
Irondale, Mimi, the loss being S12O, 900.
A NATURAL gas explosioa in the home
of John d. Shofstall at Urbana, O.,
killed his daughter aged 23, and Mrs
Clark, aged 6s yeats.
AT Humphreys ranch, near Pine
Ridge, S. D., Two Strikes band Of In
dians killed four white men. Mounted
police were dispatched to the scene of
the trouble and in the encounter with
the Indians five of the latter were
killed.
The Delland chemical works at Fair
port, N. Y, We're burned, the loss being
5000. 900.
The Hawaiian commissioners stated
their case to Secretary Foster, in
which they left no doubt as to their de-
sire for annexation. The sentiment in
congress was said to be strongly in
favor of annexation.
At Fergus Falls. Mimi, train on the
Northern Pacific road ran down an en-
bankment, badly injuring a dozen per-
sons.
SECRETARY RUsK has issued an order
requiring that all cattle imported into
the United States from Canada must be
held in quarantine ninety days. The
report that Canadian cattle are afflicted
with pleuro-pneumonia caused the
order
OTTO SERFLINe. a farmer living near
West Scio, Ore, shot and killed his
wife and then killed himself. Jealousy
was the cause.
BESSIE PIrMAN was fatally shot in a
resort in Indianapolis, Ind, by Philip
Pahbach, who then turned the revolver
on himself and blew his brains out.
Jealousy was the cause.
THREE members of the family of An
drew Berglund at New Bedford, N. d.,
were asphyxiated by coal gas.
JOHN S. JOHNSON. the cyclist and
skater, broke the amateur 5-mile rec
ord of America at Minneapolis, making
the distance in 1920 As.
BY fall of slate in Princes coal
mine near GAINESVILLE, O., four miners
were fatally crushed.
HUNDREDS of head of live stock have
died from the recent blizzard in Kan
SaS.
A FIRE at Copper Basin, A. T., de-
stroyed the reduction works of the
Commercial Mining company, causing
loss of 100000.
The governors of all the southern
states will meet at Richmond April Il
| for the purpose of formulating a plan
for developing the resources of the
south and Offering inducements to
| capital and labor
FRANK LEWIS, the Waverly (Kan.
| bank robber, who murdered A. P.
Ingleman, was found guilty of murder
and sentenced to imprisonment for one
year and then to be hanged.
| A CENTRAL HUDSON passenger train
west bound, ran down and killed foui
men near Syracuse, n. Y.
In message to the Texas Legislature
Gov. Hogg says that the recent burning
| to death of the negro Smith at Pari:
was the most revolving execution o
the age and disgrace to the state, ant
to contend that his eSecutioners wht
publicly murdered him can neither b'
indicted nor tried III the county where
that crime was committed is a pretens'
and moclsery.
A JURY at Toledo, o., awarded Mrs
Henry Kahlo a verdict of $4,000 dam
ages against Mrs. Caroline Meyers TO
alternating the affections of the for
mer's husband.
BURGLARS entered the house of Mar
tin Baker at Kansas City, Mo-, chloro
formed him and his wife, and in de
parting left window open and thei
two little twin babies were frozen T.
death.
JOHN WILDER and Steve Morrisk
We're killed and Anthony Torrosko an
Charles Johnson fatally injured b.
falling down mine shaft near Hazle
ton, Pa.
FIRE destroyed stable belonging t
/. c. Roberts near st. Joseph, Mo-, an
twenty-five head of horses wer
burned, including the fast stallion
Russell Chief.
A. Ii. BARNHART, bachelor of ten
perate, Industrious habits, living nea
Watervliet, Mich, was found in his be
frozen stiff and half his face eaten O.
by his pet cat. Doubtless he had bee
dead week, as one of his horses an