Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-18
DOMESTIC,


Knight were shot and killed near
Tahlequah, /. T., by Bill Pigeon, an
Indian desperate, whom they were at
tempting to arrest
The legislature of Minnesota has
adopted memorial to congress urging
the election of United States senators
by popular vote.
EIGHT men were badly injured and
four of them will die by collision of
stock trains near Brush station, la.
THE New York legislature has
adopted resolution urging congress
to take steps to establish protector
ate over Hawaii with view to ultimate
annexation.
PRESIDENT HARRISON, assisted by the
mem bers of his cabinet and other dis
tinguished persons, will on February
% raise American flags upon the In
man line steamers City of New York
and City of Paris.
In factional fight in Greene county,
Tenn, E. X. johnson and his wife and
Thomas Hixon were shot dead. The
Johnsons have six grown children who
say they will avenge the killing of
their parents.
CARL Mold and Henry Bauer, charged
with being accessories to Bergman, the
anarchist, in the attempted killing of
Fl. c. Frick last July, were found guilty
at Pittsburgh, Pa
The county farm insane asylum 4
miles from Dover, n. H., was burned,
and forty-four of the inmates perished
in the flames.
In a fit of jealousy Charles Brown
shot and killed his wife and Dick Sly
at jackson. Mich.
was burned at Chapel Cove, n. f., and
he and four of his children perished in
the flames.
FRANK HARREL and Willie Fielder,
members of gang of negro incendiaries
who have been terror to the people
of Diclzery, Miss, were lyrched by a
mob.
HEIDER's hotel at Cincinnati was
completely destroyed by fire, and four
persons, employees Of the hotel, were
burned to death.
JOHN Il. RoYsTER, the negro who
murdered John P. Eppes July 20, 1891
The town of Wells, New, was nearly
wiped out by fire.
The Continental hotel at Centcrville
Ia, was burned, and Samuel Lewis, {
merchant, and Mrs. Mckee, the land
| lady, were burned to death.
FOUR men were killed in snowslidt
on the Virginius road near Ouray, Col
EIGHTY-oNE men were convicted a
| Clinton, Tenn, of aiding and abettinf
in the riots of Coal Creek and Oliver.
last August and sent to prison fol
terms ranging from ten days to two
years
In the United States during the sever
days ended on the 10th the business
failures numbered 266, against 301 tn,
previous week and 276 for the CORE
spending time last year.
| A BILL has passed the Minnesot;
legislature that makes the smoking
and use of cigarettes in the state
misdemeanor punishable by Il fine o
from S25 to $50 or by Imprisonment 70
thirty days. t.U
TWELVE buildings in the busines
center of Dexter, Mo-, were destroye,
by fire.
WILLIAM CoNpoN, an experience,
prospector reports the discovery O
ruins of an old Aztec city 20 mile
northwest of Phoenix, A. r., differen
from any before discovered. The in
dications showed that there were a
least GO, 900 inhabitants.
COOLING, WEED & Co lumber manu-
facturers and dealers at Honesdale
Pa, failed for 500, 900.
FRANK BROWN found buried in tn
ground on his fathers farm in Per
township, o., 81, in an old tin pai
NEARLY the entire town of Iclchel
vile, Tex, was swept away by an il
cendiary fire.
EXCHANGES amounting to sl,247, SOC
b72 were reported by the leading cleal
ing houses in the United States durin
the seven days ended on the lOti
against $1,000, Sl5,7Ss the previou
seven days. AS compared with tn
corresponding week Of 1892 the dc
crease was TO.