Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-09
THOUSANDS of Kansas City people

ployeu Dy ", II. Naron IN ChlcaRO,
and Mrs Z. L. Caron, the wife of
Cyrier's employer, committed suicide at
the Virginia hotel. They left letters
indicating that the pair had been too
intimate.
ABE STEIN & Co., importers of goat
skin, hides ETC., in New York, failed
for 81, 100000.
GEORGE ARMSTRONG (colored) was
hanged at 1aylorsville, KY, for the
murder of Kate Downs; John Reiter
was executed at Astoria, Ore, for the
murder of Victor Snellman, and Charles
johnson (colored) was hanged at
Swainsboro, Ga, for the murder of
negro named Shields
The leather firm of Edwards & Bar
rett, of Boston, failed for $500, 0GU.
The government receipts from all
sources during November aggregated
s2S, $40. 400, or nearly e5,oOO,OO less
than during the same time in 1892. The
expenditures last November were $751;
302, ,O26, or 81, $50, 900 more than in No
vember, 1892.
The town of Durant, l. T., was COM
pletely destroyed by fire.
LEROY, alias Edwards, the murderer
of Mrs. DIR. Haynes and three other
| women in Denlson, Tex, was sentenced
to ninety-nine years Imprisonment.
IT was reported that large number
of Chinese were coming into the United
States at point few miles below
Debrio, Mexico.
DURING the recent blizzard Nicholas
Bergstrom and two daughters were
killed by snow slides at Glendale,
Mont, three miners met like fate at
Hecla, Mont, and near Pine City,
Mimi, Mrs. Russell and her daughter
were frozen to death.
The New York board of education
will try to put an end to cigarette smok-
ing among scholars
IN Baltimore three large manufac-
turing buildings and the University of
Maryland were burned, causing a loss
of S400, 900.
The failure of members to meet their
obligations has caused tho collapse of
many building associations in western
Pennsylvania
IN navigating the great lakes in the
season just closed 1913 lives were lost,
fifty-three boats, with an aggregate
tonnage of "a, 25S and valued at 81, ,O4O,-
400, passed out of existence, and par
tial losses by stranding, collisions and
fire bring the grand total of losses on
boats to So, 112,5ss
WOMAN suffrage was carried by 6,347
majority in Colorado and Gov. Waite
has issued a proclamation giving
women the right to vote at all elections
in the state.
n Of thor hoe
been discovered in the accounts of
Lewis A. Arthur, treasurer of Bedford
county, Va
SWEARING he would not go to Jail for
life Alfred Anderson swallowed poison
in Fort Madison ia. court.
THREE men seized the Luzerne ia
depot, robbed every person who came
along and imprisoned them in the
freight room.
|, JUDGE STovER, of Kansas City, Mo-,
decided shaving unnecessary labor and
that barber shops should be closed on
Sunday.
Mrs. MAcREADY, of Florence. Kan.
was suffering from hydrophobia taken
from a chicken that had been bitten.
JUDGE WINTERS, of indianapolis.
ordered the receiver of the Order of
Iron Hall to wind up its affairs.
THREE men We're killed while de-
scending the shaft of a slate quarry at
Welshtown, Pa, by the breaking of
the cable.
The special committee sent to the
upper Michigan peninsula by Gov. Rich
reports the miners in urgent need of
relief.
For stealing cattle to feed starving
| families six men received one-year
sentence at Cheyenne, Wyo., the lowest
penalty.
HOUSES Nos. 1 and of the Union
Dock & Warehouse company at Duluth
| We're burned, causing loss of S105,-
600.
PAULINE CUsHMAN, the noted female
! scout of the rebellion, died at San
| Francisco from an overdose of NOR
| phine.
A FIRE swept through the CONNER
cial center of Baltimore, entailing a
loss of 100000 and throwing out of
employment over 500 persons.
LUCIUs Holt, negro arrested at
Concord, Ga, on suspicion of the MUIR
der of Wilbur Reynolds, was lynched
| Dy u mop.
| A BRONZE statue of Roscoe Conkling
was unveiled In Madison square, New
| York.
The annual report of the comptroller
of the currency shows s,796 national
banks to have been in operation at the
close of the report year, with capital
stock of $685., ,55S, 100. Within the same
period 1853 banks suspended, with a cap
ital stock of s3o, ,3OO,0 900. of this num-
ber eighty six, with capital stock of
S1S,205 200, resumed, and sixty-fve
passed into the hands of receivers, with
IL capital stock of S10,SS5,0OO.
The seventh annual report of the in
terstate commerce commission claims
reforms have been made, although
short of expectations.
A FIRE at Corsicana Tex, cremated
thirty-fve horses and burned other
property, the loss being 100000.
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