Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-28

| Dereu 0SO, against SlU IN the COrrGSpnd-
ing time in 1892
In wreck on the Reading railroad
near Trenton, n. j., three passengers
were killed and five injured.
HAMLNE's Nightingale, driven at
Nashville by Geers, lowered the three
mile trotting record from 7:2l14 to
6:25%.
THREE masked men bound, gagged
and tortured Mrs. McNIichael, Il lone
widow near South Bend Ind, and
robbed her of S12O.
JAPAN secured SG5 of the awards
made to worlds fair exhibitors of ele-
giant silk fabrics.
WILLIAM B. EVANS and c. A. Hanks,
formerly cashier and assistant cashier
respectively of the Seven Corners bank
ut st. Paul, Mimi, have been arrested
for embezzling Sl03, 900.
BY vote the Western Traffic associa-
tion decided to cancel worlds fair rates
at midnight October 81.
PATRICK BURK, farmer living near
Sterling, ILL.,, was found dead in corn
field, and it was supposed that he had
been murdered by tramps.
| WILLIAM HAUEK and Stephen Wray
fought Il duel at Eula, Tenn, over a
woman and both men were fatally
wounded.
ENGINEER MILLS and Fireman Buch-
anan were blown to pieces by the ex-
ploding of locomotive boiler at North
Birmingham, Ala.
THE report of the sixth auditor of the
treasury for the fiscal year ended June
80 last shows that the net revenues of
the post Office department for the year
were ST, ,0S4, 1888, and that tho cXpendi-
lures were SS1, ,0S4, 104, making deficit
of So, 17S,3S1.
STRATToN & WHITE, electrical and
general implement dealers at Fort
Worth, Tex, failed for $40O 900.
EMPLOYEES of the Indiana Midland
railway who struck because of non
payment of wages spiked switches,
burned bridges and tool houses and
tore up many miles of track
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
has secured control of the Cleveland &
Marietta railroad of Ohio.
THIEVES went through a sleeping car
on Texas road near Longview and
one man lost $4,000 in negotiable
bonds and notes. Other passengers
lost money, jewelry and wearing ap-
parel.
LUCKY" BALDWIN, the California
millionaire, after twenty years on the
turf has decided to sell his string and
retire.
TRAINS collided on the Fort Wayne
road at Monroeville, Ind. during a
heavy fog and four trainmen were
seriously and three passengers slightly
injured.
shot and instantly killed his wife and
mother-in-law, Mrs. Lidia Bunker, and
then shot himself through the head.
Domestic trouble was the cause.
FIRE in warehouse in Providence,
r. l., caused loss of 500, 600.
DURING the week ended on the 21st
the paid admissions to the worlds fair
numered 1,722,5l4, making the total
paid attendance since the opening day
| 1861, 3O7.
WESLEY C. RIPPEY, who shot John w.
Mackey at San Francisco February "a
last, was sentenced to pay fine of $3.50
or go to Jail.
| SEVEN persons were implicated in the
murder of the Wratten family, six in
number, near Washington, Ind, on the
night of September Is last. James
Stone has confessed.
NED JENKINS (coloreG) was lynched
by mob in Clybourne county, Ga, for
poisoning William Burke's family.
The firm of Frankenthal, Freuden-
thai 81 Co., wholesalers of clothing and
furnishing goods in Chicago, failed for
$3.50, 600; assets, $780, 900.
A FOREST fire in the Des Moines ia. }
valley burned the timber on over 1000
/ acres of land, and also destroyed many
| grain stacks and barns.
JOHN GAMBLE (colored) was lynched
by mob near Pikeville, Tenn, for the
murder of Miss Rosa Boring, white
girl.
A MOVEMENT is in progress looking to
the uniting of all labor orders and
unions under central authority.
SIX girls of Osceola, Neb., were
'whitecapped' by members of the w.
c. L. u, and as a result eleven women
We're in Jail.
SIX counties in southwestern Kansas
have been almost depopulated by crop
failures and opening of the Cherokee
strip.
A VIOLENT snowstorm ragged through
out North and South Dakota and in
portions of Minnesota.
THE male students at the Wesleyan
university in Middletown, Conn.,, have
formed secret society to boycott young
women students.
MARTIN FoY, aged 90, was electro
cuted in Clinton prison at Dannemora,
N Y, for the murder of Henrietta
Wilson, his mistress, in Saratoga, May
13, 1892.
MRS. GEORGE BURBANK was granted
a divorce by Tacoma (Wash) court
within three minutes after filing her
petition. This is believed to break the
record.
THE Ingham county savings bank of
Lansing, Mich, which closed it's doors
last May, has resumed business.
THE close of the fishing season shows
| that 1,,Yinor ba yaor fbara houa 1,aan