Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-21
DOMESTIC,

HARRY EVANS ana johnnie DaVlS
each 10 years old, drank what proved
to be horse medicine from bottle they
found at Alliance, o., and were fatally
| poisoned.
ONE of the most terrible wind and
rain storms ever known was raging
along the Florida coast and extending
inland about so miles Reports from
St Augustine We're to the effect that
the city was practically submerged by
water backing over the sea wall.
WILLIAM LUC KILN, a Detroit Mich.
lad aged years, was given a verdict of
$4,000 against the Michigan Central
railroad for the loss of both legs last
April.
CHIEF NICHOLSON and Firemen Scho-
y field; Kay Kendall and O'Brien were
arrested at Council Bluffs, Ia, for
starting fires.
Rosa BELLE, the handsomest squaw
on the Puma reservation in Arizona, was
beaten to death by her drunken hus-
band.
CoNDUcroR ERD was killed and
burned to ashes in rear-end North
| western freight collision at Dayton, la.
HARRY ROMAN, of Oshkosh, sentenced
for life from Waupun, Wis, for muir
der, has been pardoned. He has served
twenty years.
THE New York sloop Vigilant won
| the third successive race for the Amer
ica's cup, defeating the English sloop
Nalkyrie. The time of the winner in
the 3O-mile race was 3 hours 90 min
utes and 50 seconds. This ends the
contest.
TWELVE persons We're killed and
twenty-one injured in rear-end col
lision between New York excursion
trains on the Michigan Central tracks
at Jackson, Mich. The first train was
standing at the depot when the second
ran by the semaphore and, the air
brakes failing, dashed into its rear
coach, The rear two coaches were
telescoped and the third thrown from
the track
THE exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in. the United States during
the week ended on the 18th aggregated
1903, $40. 207, against 5000, $40, 155 the pre-
vious week The decrease, compared
with the corresponding week in 1892,
was 23.7.
AN unknown steamer was sunk in
Boston harbor and many persons We're
believed to have been drowned.
The Missouri river threatens to take
away Winthrop, Kan, at the first
freshet and many families have moved
away. Three hundred acres were taken
away above the town during the sum-
mer by caving. banks
THE home Of George Rossnatki, near
Nfinot, N. ID. ,.,was burned and his four
I young sons We're cremated.
:" BUSINESS failures TO the numb Der of
1913 occurred in the United States in the
seven days ended on the 18th. During
the week previous the. failures mum
bered 500, against 26U in the correspnd-
ing time in 1899. During the last nine
months the failures number 1l,174,
against 1873 in the same time last
year.
DURING the six days ended on the
18th the paid admissions to the worlds
fair numbered l,925, 1909. Grand total
, since the opening day, II, 7,625, ,O06.
WHILE at dinner the Office of County
Treasurer William Campbell at Black
Rock. Ark, was robbed of 4,731 in cash
MISS ANNA. BOWERS, aged 81, who Sc
cured valuable claim in the Cherokee
strip, died from the effects of exposure
while waiting upon the line and max
ing the run.
Sioux Indians were again INDUCING
in ghost dances near the Rosebud reser
vation and settlers We're preparing for
trouble. # NM A
IN drunken fight at a camp meet
ing near Sacred Heart, o. r., Deputy
Marshal Charley Bruno killed his
BROTHER Abe and dnothqr man, @
| NJ. V. CANNON, of Chicago, has re
signed the presidency Of the Irish Ma
tional league of America.
RAILROAD men at the worlds fail
had ride on the John Bull train, il
command of William Finlayson VINO
was conductor of the first passenger
train run in America '--s
THE ticket Office of the Iron Noun
tain railway at Malvern, Ark, was en-
tered by burglars and robbed of 81, 900