Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-04-22

cago and reelected all the old officers
with Ii. N. Higinbotham as president.
JOHN HILL, a colored lad of II wears,
was hanged at Camden, N. j., for the
shooting on October 16 of Joseph Dod-
son, also colored.
IT was reported that thirty men were
killed by explosions in the Homestead,
Terra and Highland mines near Dead
wood, S. ID.
WILLIAM HARDIN, the foreman of a
cattle company who shot and killed a
Mexican at Monticello, n. NJ, was cap
tured by mob, riddled with bullets,
and his body mutilated in a horrible
manner.
THE city stables at Atlanta, Ga, were
destroyed by fire and lao mules perished
in the flames.
THE report of the statistician of the
department of agriculture shows that
the approximate number of the several
classes of farm animals in the whole
country is: Horses, 16, 6,207 900; cattle,
52,47s.000; sheep, 47,214,00O; swine 49,
O95, 900.
The steamer Nellie Bly, blew up near
Winamac, Ind, seriously injuring eight
persons.
HENRY PERRY was hanged at Ben
nettsville, S. c., for the murder of l.. ID.
Taylor, white man on August 6, 1892,
and Charles Scott (colored) was exc
cuted at Tyler, Tex, for the murder of
b. II. Curtis on July 12.
THOMAS H. DUDLEY. of Camden. N. j.
eN-consul to Liverpool, dropped dead at
a railway station in Philadelphia
MAT BIrsoN, the murderer of his wife
and Mrs. Hern, was captured at the
farmhouse of John Garlic, near Clinton.
Wis.
TWELVE of the trunk line railways
having termini in Chicago have sub
scribed for the last S1,OOO,0 900 worth of
the s5,000,000 of bonds issued by the
exposition company to finish the work
of building the worlds fair.
Mrs JOHN BUDNER, aged 16 years, of
Beaver Brook, N. j., gave birth to four
children, two boys and two girls. Both
mother and children We're doing well.
The duke of Veragua, lineal de-
scendant of Christopher Columbus, ar
rived in New York from Spain to help
open the Worlds Columbian exposition
next month.
The Lake Shore Railway company
has refused to reinstate the engineers
who quit work at Toledo, O., recently.
NEARLY the entire business portion
Of Alto Paso ILL.,, was destroyed by fire.
JOHN SCHARDT, cashier of the Me
ehanics' Savings Bank e Trust COM
pany at Nashville, Tenn, was said to
be $4,000 short in his accounts. The
discovery caused the suspension of the
bank.
Two MINERS We're killed and three
others seriously injured by the caving
in of the roof of the Champion coal
mine at Woods Run, Pa.
A VALUABLE paint mine was discov-
cred near Pendleton, Ore. Two colors
were found, one deep blue and the
other a venetian red.
In Hodgman and Logan counties,
Kan, many houses and barns were
burned by forest fires and large num-
bers of horses and cattle perished.
In fight between Italian and Hun
garian miners at Milnesville, Pa, two
men We're killed, two others were
pitched down into deep mine hole
filled with water and six or eight other
men We're badly wounded.
HENRY SCHROEDER and his sister and
George Reinfeldt We're drowned in the
harbor at San Francisco by the capsiz-
ing of a skiff.
CHARLES SCHMIDT, aged 40, shot and
killed Henry Horn, aged As, and then
killed himself. The men We're partners
in chicken ranch at Fairhaven. WASH,
and quarreled over division of the
profits.
The Louisville (Ky.) cotton works
plant was destroyed by fire, the loss be-
ing 100000.
The visible supply of grain in the
United States on the nth was: Wheat
76, 6,09S, 900 bushels; corn, IL, SOC, 900 bush
els; oats, 4,1S9,000 bushels: rye, s37 600
bushels; barley, sO7 900 bushels.
OWING to a grudge John johnson, a
prisoner at Auburn, N. Y, killed two
ed two others.
GEORGE w. SMITH & Sons, lumber
dealers at Buffalo, N. Y, failed sor
500, 900.
The remains of Charles Longfellow,
eldest son of the deceased poet, who
died at Cambridge, Mass, We're ere
mated at Germantown, Pa.
SERGT. j. w. WARWICK, brave
young officer in the United States
army, was crushed to death in the
government building on the worlds
fair grounds by the fall of a heavy gun.
The village of Gravelton, Ind, was
completely blown away by tornado.
WESLEY CoRNs was elected mayor of
n f,,
tive term.
FLAMES in the paper mill at Enon
Station, o., caused loss of 100000.
A. G. YATES, wholesale coal merchant
at Rochester, N. Y, made an assign
ment, with liabilities of nearly $1,00O,-
600.
A BLOCK of four-story buildings in
Cincinnati was burned, the loss being
100000.
A JURY in Boston gave Mrs. Susan L..
X. Cleveland "A verdict for $40, 900 in her
suit against Charlotte w. Lyman for
alianat;np 90 ba, b,,c bo dc affoctinpc