Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-23
DOMESTIC.


w. A. RICHARDS, agent of the Sun
Insurance company of San Francisco,
disappeared with $4,000 belonging to
the company.
RoBBERs broke into Jail at Paris,
Mo, and stole large sum of money
from drunken prisoner.
JOHN ARMSTRONG was hanged at
Athens, Tenn, for the murder of French
Sharp in April last.
THE large sale stable of II. L. Dene-
nick at California, Mo-, was destroyed
by fire, together with eight valuable
horses.
RENoUNCED by Ida Hall, his sweet
heart, Edward Handfield shot her fatal
ly ut Denver and then killed himself.
FIRE burned William II. Frear's dry
goods house in Troy, n. Y, the lagest
in the city, the loss being s4OO, 900.
OWING to failure of the government
to pay overdue lease money the Kaw
Indians in Kansas were said to be
starving.
The New York board of hellth de-
clares consumption to be contagious
and asks for a hospital for it's exclusive
treatment
INFLUENCED by dream Mrs. Rad:e
Hewitt, of Mount Summit, Ind, re-
fused to marry William Norton on the
wedding day.
The Sun Vapor Street Light COM
pany at Canton, o., went into the
hands of receiver, with liabilities of
over $780,, 900.
Z. l.. DUKE, the big cigarette manu-
facturer at Durham, n. c., failed for
$500, 000
An express train on .he Pennsylva-
mia road was wrecked near Nanticoke
Pa, and twelve persons were injured
SEVEN men were injured, three prob
ably fatally, by the falling of a section
of the roof of an icehouse at Bellaire O.
THE Bank of Rushville, Neb., was
closed by the state banking board.
THREE miners were fatally injured
by falling cage in Wards mine at
Moberly, Mo.
IHE }. w. Warren & Co.'S hardware
establishment at Troy, N. Y, was
burned, the loss being 100000
VICAR GENERAL MCCABE, of the Prov
idence (R. ~ diocese, was found dead
in bed at the parochial residence.
DURING the yea1 now closing nearly
- per cent of the entire railway mile
age of the United States, representing
over IL per cent of the entire capi-
talization, has gone into the hands OF
receivers.
BARRIER shops in Kansas City, Mo-,
will hereafter be closed on Sunday.
EXCoNGREssMAN JOHN CESSNA died
at Bradford. Pa, in his 72d year. He
was a member of the Forty first and
Forty-third congresses.
CHAIRMAN CARTER of the republican
national committee issued a call for a
meeting of the executive committee ut
the Arlington hotel, Washington, jan
uary IL.
EARTHQUAKE shocks were felt at
Carmi and Albion, Ill, and at Evans
vile and Mount Vernon, Ind. No dam
age was done.
GREAT suffering was reported among
the farmers in northwestern Nebraska
on account of failure of the crops dur
ing the last three years.
FoR killing father, sister and step
mother Charles j. Lucky was hanged
at BrockviiIe, Ont He protested his
innocence.
The Farmers national congress at
Savannah, Ga, elected d. F. Clayton,
of Iowa, as president.
JOHN Y. MCKANE, the Gravesend IN.
y. chief of police, was sentenced to
thirty days in Jail and fine by Judge
barnard for offenses against the cleo
tive franchise at the last state election.
AFTER separation of fifty years
William e. Burner and Mrs. Childs, a
sister, met at Lima, O.
ANGELO ZAPPA was hanged at Pitts
burgh, Pa, for numbering Frank Helm.
stetter in July, 1892, in row growing
out of quarrel between the wives of
the two men.
The Arcade and several blocks at
Buffalo, N. Y. were destroyed by fire,
the loss being estimated at s750,00o
By direction of the president secre-
tary Carlisle called for twenty -four
designations in the treasury service.
The Indiana supreme court holds
that residence property can recover
damages caused by the presence OF q
saloon.
r. PATRICK e. Co., bankers at Pitts
burgh, Pa, closed their doors with liza
bilities OF $500, 900 and assets of $780,
OO0
RALPH CRossMRE, who murdered his
mother at Farmers Valley on Novem-
ber 10, 1899, was hanged at Smithport,
Pa