Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-04-01
DOMESTIC.

s. T. FREEMAN murdered his wife
and child at Tyertown, Tex. Domes-
tic trouble was given as the cause.
j. j. ERvERs fatally injured Mrs.
Christian Onstall at Gridley, Cal, and
then killed himself. She was engaged
to marry Ervers but had Tilted him.
Mrs. Onstall was divorced woman
with five children.
AT Laramie, Wyo., w. j. Hunter, in
censed at his wife for having him ar
rested for beating her, shot her fatally
and then shot himself dead.
"MoTHER" MANpELBAUM, the famous
New York fence" and accomplished
criminal, is dead. For nearly nine
years she has lived like princess in
Canada, where she found refuge when
she fed from New York, leaving her
bondsmen in the lurch.
FIRE swept away large portion
of the town of Pauhuska, Oklahoma,
and five lives were lost.
The sale of negro at Mexico, Mo-,
was stopped by proceedings instituted
by George Robertson, a leading attor-
ney, who will test the constitutionality
of the vagrant law of the state.
n ILhM ihthC. lull VI llUtlC hCChS, anu
of great breadth and depth, was discov-
cred at the mouth of the Delaware bay,
near Cape May, N. j.
A CYCLONE wiped the town of Kelly,
Miss, off the face of the earth, not a
soul being left to tell the tale. Great
damage was also done at Tunica and
Cleveland, in the same state, and twen-
ty-five persons were killed.
The supreme council of the Patrons
of Industry in session at Detroit, Mich,
elected R. p. Kerricll, of Durell, Pa,
as supreme president
THE Morgan, fashionable apart
ment house in Cleveland, o., was
burned, and Mrs. Mary e. Abbey. Mrs.
Jesse Hunt and her daughter, Mrs.
Emma Somers and Mrs. P. G. Somers
perished in the flames.
THE cotton firm of Dobbins Il DAILY,
of Nashville, Tenn, with branch
houses in Memphis, New Orleans,
Little Rock, Montgomery, Mobile and
other cities, failed for S300,O00
j. G. DAVIS, grocer at Sedalia, Mo-,
who was in love with Miss Mary, the
17-year-old daughter of NJ. A. Miller,
a prominent real estate dealer, shot
her dead because she refused his atten-
tions and then killed himself.
The east wing of the state prison at
Jeffersonville, Ind, was destroyed by
fire.
A wINDsToRM at Indianapolis wrecked
several buildings, causing loss of
500, 900.
ELLA FUGATE, IS years old, daughter
of j. E. Fugate, of Brazil, Ind, has not
eaten mouthful of victuals for the
last twenty-five days and persistently
refuses subsistence in any form. Grief
ove- the death of brother is the cause.
A soLE-LEATHER trust was formed in
New York with capital of $50, 600, 900.
SECRETARY CARLISLE signed vouchers
to the amount of $3.50, 1870 in favor of
the worlds fair commission, which is
payable in souvenir half dollars. The
commission up to this time has re-
ceived S1,920, 100 of the SO, 500, 900 ap-
preparation by congress payable in
souvenir half dollars.
AT the third annual convention in
Louisville. KY, of the National Asso-
citation of Skilled Glass Workers Albert
Paulson, of New Albany, Ind. was
elected president.
THE exchanges at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during the
week ended on the gath aggregated
S1,a27, 224, AIS, against S1,2S1, 454 629 the
previous week. the increase as COM
pared with the corresponding week of
1892 was 6.5.
THE livery barn of George Faurot at
Lima, O., was burned by an incendiary
fire and eight head of fast horses be-
longing to prominent sportsmen were
burned, together with several other
| horses.
In the United States during the seven
days ended on the oath the business
failures numbered 243, against 22O the
| preceding week and 231 for the COR
| responding time last year
A TORNADO that passed over In
dianapolis wrecked fifty houses, caus.
| ing loss of over 500, 900. and several
| persons were seriously injured.
The Thirty-seventh general assembly
of the state of Missouri has adjourned
sine die.
MAJ. c. c. WILCOX, formerly of the
Thirteenth Tennessee regiment and
noted as being in command of the
| tiooPo hlliCu pCh' oohH 4ioi
the confederate raider, at Greenville,
Tenn, died at his residence in EN-
| poria, Kan.
THE vault in the register of deed:
Office at Newton, Kan, was broker
open and the county records destroyed
The loss cannot be made good for less
than 100000.
GEORGE w. SELBY, of Macon county
and his brother Oscar of Peoria, Ill.
were drowned in the lake by the up
setting of slsiff.
JAMES CosGRovE shot and killed hi:
wife at Butte, Mont, and then com
mitted suicide.
The Woodstock guards, military
company at Anniston, Ala, propose tt
cover the distance on foot from theil
home to the worlds fair grounds il
Chicago, about 500 miles.