Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-02
The News Condensed.
Important Inte!Iigence From AII Parts.
DOMESTIC,


renee at this time of the year
CHARLES BoMBURGER, the murderer of
Mr. and Mrs. Kreider and their five
children near Cando, n. D., will be
hanged January 10 next
THE Chicago n West Michigan east
bound passenger train was thrown
from the track near iceland, Mich,
and over dozen persons were serious.
ly injured.
PETE MCMULLEN, a notorious eX-con-
Wet, shot and killed Capt Sweeney, of
the Alton QlL) police force.
Mrs. MYRA WEED, of West Indian
apolis, died from want. For a year
her husband has been out of employ
ment
SABBATARIANs demand the impeach-
ment of the Minneapolis mayor be-
cause he allows saloon back doors open
on Sunday.
ROBERT EWING, an old farmer, was
fatally shot in a fight with five thieves
near Wooster, o.
PRESIDENT HART and Cashier Dens-
more, of the bank at Buckley, Wash,
absconded and took everything but
the building. The loss to the depos-
ltorS is about $40, QUO.
GUSTAV TRuHN, well-to-do farmer
in Bush Lake township, Mimi, killed
his wife and child in fit of insanity.
THE national grange, Patrons of
Husbandry, in session at Syracuse, n.
Y, adopted resolutions denouncing
Secretary Morton, of the agricultural
department, for an attack upon the
grange in a speech and calling upon
the president to take steps Immediately
to secure secretary of agriculture who
shall be in accord with their interests
The steamship Alameda arrived at
San Francisco from Honolulu bringing
news that no change had been made in
the government up to the time of sail
ing
JOSEPH DION, the once celebrated
billiard player, eX-champion of Ameri-
ca, was sent to the Wards island insane
asylum in New York.
THE exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the oath aggregated
S957, 775, ,O35 against 81 1,0l6, All, 20l the
previous week. The decrease, compared
with the corresponding week in 1892,
was 1873
THE situation on the Lehigh Valley
road above Wilkesbarre and toward
Buffalo had become serious on the 23d
and orders had been quietly issued to
the Sixth regiment members to prepare
to move on a minutes notice. 1t twas eN-
pceted other troops would be ordered
out
EIGHTY convicts in the penitentiary
at Columbus, o., were suffering with
the grip.
SEVENTEEN horses were burned in a
fire in the Weisner & Co. livery stable
at Stevens Point, Wis.
TIRING of attending justice, liti-
| gants Postlewaite and Brown settled
their case in Chicago, involving s3S, by
shaking dice. Brown won.
THERE were 3S7 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
| ended on the 24th, against 324 the week
previous and $50 in the corresponding
time in 1892.
julius MAS, once prosperous mer'
chant, starved to death in an attic in
Chicago.
AN unknown disease was killing
scores of young cattle in all parts OF
| OhlanOIna territory.
DURING the worlds fair the sales ot
foreign exhibitors aggregated over
$40. OOO,O
THE Henrietta theater, Chittender
hotel and Park theater at Columbus,
o., were destroyed by fire, the los;
being 81, 10000 Two men were burned
to death.
THREE boys were drowned near Scran
ton, Pa, by breaking through the ice
of pond while skating.
WILLIAM FOREMAN (colored) wa
hanged at Portsmouth, Va, for tn,
murder of Carrie Darlington.
THE contest between the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad company and its striking
employees will be to the finish. TIL,
situation on the gath failed to show tn
least detection on either side with tn
advantage on the company's side, du
to the large number of unemployed
men who are willing to do anything
for livelihood. A few trains wer,
being moved.
FRANK c. IVES, the billiardist, mad
a run of 456 in his game at 14-incl
ballS line with Schaefer in Chicago, sur
passing the worlds record by ll3 points
GEN. JEREMIAH NJ. RUsK was burie,
al Viroqua, Wis A great gathering
attended the services, including eN
President Harrison, eX-Attorney Gen
eral Miller and other notable persons
RESIDENTS about Wooster, o., wer
in state OF terror, due to unprece
dented acts of lawlessness.
GEORGE HEIL's leg and both arm
We're broken by highwaymen VIII
robbed him Of $500 near Bellaire, o.
BANKER C. NJ. OvERMAN, who robbie
the Citizens national bank of Hill,
boro, o., of $50, 900, pleaded guilty to tw
indictments for embezzlement and wa
sentenced to five years ON each.
The appointment of receiver fo
the American Casualty Insurance con
pany in New York brought to light tn
} fact that the company had lost S1,7O0
600.
Two ROBBERS raided poker game a
the Amity club in Chicago and took al