Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-04-01
LOUIS MICHAEL was hanged at st.

tnc HlhtutE vi hODtTtSOn anu his
daughter in August, 1891. 1t was the
first legal execution which had taken
place there in forty years.
Two FIREMEN were killed and a num-
Der badly injured at fire in the Sum
init Fuel g. Feed company's house at
Denver
FLAMES destroyed the Weber build
ing in Chicago, causing a loss of $780,
900 to the various firms that occupied
it.
THE Chicago Inter Ocean celebrated
the twenty first anniversary of its birth
by the issue of 100000 copies. Each
copy of the paper consists of sixty
pages.
ANTON WooD, the 11-year~old murder
er of Joseph Smith, was found guilty
at Denver, Col, and sentenced to life
imprisonment.
AN explosion of gas at the Oak Hill
colliery near Minersville, Pa, killed
John Morgan and William Purcell and
injured three others.
AN earthquake shock lasting thirty
seconds was felt at Helena, Mont, but
no damage was reported.
ADvIoEs from Memphis say that the
damage done by the recent cyclone in
the Mississippi valley would reach So.
600, 900. one-half of the state peni-
tentiary at Nashville, which covers
eighty acres of ground, was torn to
pieces, entailing an enormous loss.
BY the upsetting of a skiff in Bigbee
river near Mount Sterling, Ala, HUI
bert and John Dix and Edward West
| colt were drowned.
The trial trip of the new battleship
New York showed it to be the fastest
armored vessel in the world.
The government of Spain, through
the state department at Washington,
has officially rendered to the United
States as gift the reproduced flagship
| of Columbus. the Santa Maria.
ELIZABETH and Raymond Yost, aged
and years respectively, were fatal
| ly poisoned at Sedalia, Mo-, by eating
| canned plums
The barge Equa tor was lost off Fen
wick islands (Va) light, and Capt.
John Feehan, of Philadelphia and his
crew of three men perished.
THE thriving town Of Lynnville,
| Tenn, was swept by fire which
wiped out the business portion of the
place.
The strike of over 1000 miners in
the Monongahela (Pa.) valley that COM
menced July last has ended in vics
tory for the employers.
The Sandusky Insurance company
of Toledo, o.. has failed with assets of
$50. 900 and liabilities of 100000.
| Two CUSTOM inspectors at Portland,
Ore, were suspended for allowing six
ty-seven Cinnamon to land in violation
of the exclusion act.
THE French legation at Washington
has been raised to the rank of an en-
bassy.
A BLONDE at Youngstown, O., began
eating roasted coffee in order to change
her complexion to brunette. She
now eats a pound day and cannot
break herself of the habit, which is
rapidly killing her.
THE big clothing lockout was inau-
| gurated in New York by the manu-.
facturers when 500 employees were
paid off.
FRANK ACKERsoN, aged 20: George
Dow, aged "a, and Henry Dow, aged
Is, were drowned at Marietta, o., by
the upsetting of boat
THE Commercial national bank OF
Nashville, Tenn, suspended, owing de.
positors S500,0O0.
FLAMES destroyed the shoe factory ot
Snedicor & Hathaway in Detroit, Mich.
the loss being S15O,OOO.
A FIRE among business buildings al
Tyler, Tex, caused loss of Sl0O, 600.
DURING the progress of the work or
the worlds fair grounds in Chicago
eighteen men have been killed and 6l(
have been injured.
JoDE HOLLOWAY, John Bell and Setf
Calhoun were fatally shot by negro
at Fort White, Fla.
THE district attorneys office and the
police superintendent have decided t.
close up all the pool rooms in Buffalo
N. Y.
PANCoAsT, the cebratcd trotting stal
lion belonging to Ben Johnson ant
valued at $4,000, died at Bardstown
KY,
On the 27th Fourth Assistant Post
master General Maxwell appointed 1o'
fourth-class postmasters, and of thi.
numb siXty-seveu were to fill vacan
cies caused by the removal of the in
cumbents.
JUDGE Billings, of the United State
circuit court at New Orleans says tina
combination among aborers to ALLOW
no work to be done in moving good
and merchandise is forbidden by th
Interstate commerce law.
FRANCIS M. BOWIE, a millionaire liv
ing near Upper Marlboro, Md. wa
murdered and his body thrown in
we'll J..W. Johnson (colored) was ar
rested on suspicion.
R. IRVING LArDIER, who was SERVING
a life sentence in the prison at Jack
son, Mich, for numbering his mother
made his escape after fatally poisoning
G. w. Haight, one of the guards.
FRANK MARsHALL's elevator in Chi
cago, containing 100000 bushels O
wheat, was burned, entailing a loss @
500, 900.
The visible supply of grain in tn
United States on the 27th was: Wheat
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