Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-09-30


BosToN police were looking for T. r. |
Richardson, senior member of leather
firm, who swindled banks and other in.
stitutions out of $l75,000.
FIVE persons were injured in n wreck
on the Queen g. Crescent road near
Birmingham, Ala. A rail had been re-
moved.
FOURTEEN members of the mob which !
killed Solomon p. Bradshaw at Kings.
ton, ILL.,, have been indicted by the
grand jury
PROF. S. A. KING and Miss Josie Nor |
ris, who made an ascension in q balloon
at the worlds fair, were rescued from
the lake by the cutter Andy johnson
after an exciting experience,
BECAUSE it conveyed a trainload of
sports to Lawrenceburg to witness a
prize fight forfeiture of the Ohio & Mis-
sissippi's Indiana charter is asked.
AT the meeting in Milwaukee of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
it was resolved to permit the formation
of grand lodge in Sweden.
CHARLES A. BowDEN was hanged at
Eureka, Cal, for the murder of Mrs.
Lille M. Price, who had discarded him
for Price.
UTAH commissioners reported in
Washington that polygamous mar
riages in the Mormon territory were
thing of the past
THE percentages of the basel ball
clubs in the National league for the
week ended on the 23d were as follows:
Boston, 500; Pittsburgh, 61O; Phila-
delphia, .577; Cleveland, .551; New
York, $40; Brooklyn, $50; Cincinnati,
.4sS; Baltimore, 1885, Chicago, .432;
st. Louis, .429; Louisville, 400; Wash
ington. 1923.
FIVE non-union sailors in San Fran
cisco were killed by dynamite bomb
fred in front of their boarding house.
Members of the Seamen's union were
charged with the crime.
AFTER drinking nearly two kegs of
beer Harvey Allender and Robert Wag-
ner laid down at Allentown, Pa, and
died.
L. A. KURTz, farmer near jefferson
vile, ILL.,, and his wife were killed by
gas from a well.
THE Kansas City, st. Joe & Council
Bluffs railroad foiled an attempt to rob
one of its passenger trains, killed two
of the bandits and captured three
others at Francis, Mo.
ADoLPH KRUG in the four months
that he held the Office of treasurer of
Seattle, Wash, embezzled little over
$500, 900.
FIVE Choctaw Indians were found
swinging to a tree about 40 miles from
Caddo, l. T. 1t was thought that the
recent election was at the bottom of it.
ABE WILsEY fatally shot his wife at
PetosSey, Mich, and was in turn shot
and killed by Henry Six.
INa drunken row at Dripping Springs,
KY, Robert Singleton was killed and
d. d. Slaughter fatally shot
FRANK IVES defeated John Roberts,
the English champion, in the match
games of billiards at Chicago, the score
standing: Ives, 5000: Roberts, 5,9OS.
Two MEN were killed and three fatal
ly hurt by the cavern of a sewer at
Indianapolis.
IN an effort to recover ball that
had fallen into a well at Hazard, Neb.,
Fred Dudley and his father and anoth-
er man lost their lives.
NINE negroes and threewrite men con-
victed of theft were publicly whipped
at Newcastle, Del.
LAFAYETTE LEROY, TO whom a monu-
ment had been erected at Saginaw,
Mich, returned after eight years abb
sence
CONFINED in one cage on a recently
arrived ship in New York were young
lion and lamb who were great friends.
SAMUEL RIGHTLY, a cripple, agde 81
years, and his wife, two years younger,
who lived alone on their farm near
| Newton, Pa, were murdered by some
one unknown.
A POLICE census shows nearly $4,000
| idle persons in Chicago.
The issue of standard silver dollars
| from the mints and treasury offices for
| the week ended on the 23d was S496, 545;
for the corresponding period of 1892.
| $741, $3.50.
THE Venice bridge across the Big
| Miami river near Cincinnati was burned
by an incendiary. 1t was built nearly
half a century ago and cost $4,000.
| WILLARD MORGAN, one of the most
noted moonshiners in the country, was
captured by marshal's posse in West
Virginia.
SENTENCED to death at Birmingham,
Ala, for murder, William Bell has sue
ceeded in establishing his innocence.
AT Calamity, Pa, Mrs. August Reese
was killed by anarchists, whose secrets
she had learned, and her husband was
wounded.
FIRE destroyed three solid blocks OF
the finest retail houses in St. Joseph,
Mo-, entailing loss of 81, 900, 900. Five
persons We're injured, one probably
fatally.
AT Adrian, Mich, Nelson Kinney
fatally shot Maud Brainard and then
killed himself. The couple were tc
have been married next month. Nc
cause was known for the deed.
AN attempt was made to burn Trinity
Episcopal church in Chicago, but the
prompt efforts of some ladies saved the
edifice.
AN armed mob looted the Chinese
houses at La Grande, Ore, and marched