Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-28

gilist Joe Goss, committed suicide in
Boston by inhaling gas because she was
threatened with criminal suit to re-
cover loan of S600
GENERAL trade throughout the coun-
try is said to have been injured by the
numerous strikes in progress, CO.,
people being made idle thereby.
The scores of national league ball
games on the Goth were: Cincinnati 10,
Chicago 0; Baltimore IL, New York g.;
Philadelphia 8, Washington s; Louis
Vile 10, Cleveland 8.
UNITED STATES marshals arrested
strikers at st. Cloud, Mimi, for inter-
fering with mail trains and Gov Nelson
threatened to use the militia to sup
press further violence.
MEN in sympathy with Kelly's in
dustrial army seized train at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Ia, and offered it TO the
leader of the army, but he feared to ac-
cept it
AMOS WATERS, aged 40, and John
Richards, aged 4s, linemen for the Bell
Telephone company, were killed by
coming in contact with an electric light
wire in Philadelphia.
RICH discoveries of gold were report
ed from the Dixie district in Idaho.
WALTER l.. BRAGG, young lawyer,
and DIR. j. Ii. Mattel fought with re-
volvers in Montgomery (Ala.) drug
store and the former was killed and the
latter fatally wounded.
DURING a school debate near Win
chester, o., free fight began in which
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Edward Carroll had his skull crushed
and Henry Steman had his brains beat
en- out.
The Boston division of the common
veal army was scattered by mob,
which tore the banner to shreds and
roughly handled the leaders.
The percentages of the baseball clubs
in the national league for the week
ended on the 21st were: Baltimore,
1000; Boston, 1000; Cincinnati, 1,oO0;
Philadelphia, 1865; Louisville, 800; st.
Louis, 500; Cleveland, 500; Pittsburgh,
800; Washington, 1888; New York, 900;
Brooklyn, 900; Chicago, 200.
The plant of the Deweese Wood-Iron
company at Pittsburgh, Pa, closed for
an indefinite period, throwing 1000
men out OF work.
ELBERT B. MONROE, member of the
United States board of Indian commits
sioners, dropped dead at his country
home near Tarrytown, n. Y.
IN the school elections held through
out Illinois women took prominent
part, electing one of their number at
Vandalia.
Tom BLACK, John Williams and Toney
johnson (uegroesl, charged with in
cendiarism, We're taken from the Jail at
Tuscumbie, Ala, by a mob and hanged
and their bodies riddled with bullets.
The fire losses for the week ended on
the 2lst estimated from telegraphic re-
ports, amounted to So, 5000.
The steamer Los Angeles ran on the
rocks at Point Sur lighthouse near
Monterey, Cal, and sank, and four of
the passengers were drowned
JUDGE j. F. O'BRTEN, recently ap-
pointed United States attorney for
North Dakota, was found dead in his
office at DEVILS Lake from heart dis
ease.
WHILE working at the Arcade file
works in Anderson, Ind, William Da-
Wis had both eyes gouged out by piece
of flying steel.
MRS. FRANK WARNER was killed and
three other persons fatally hurt in a
runaway at Decatur, Ind, while going
to funeral.
COL T. R. RIPY, of Lawrenceburg,
KY, the largest distiller in the state,
made an assignment with liabilities of
$500, 900.
The fishing schooner Dauntless was
wrecked on the north California coast
and four men were drowned.
BECAUSE colored waiter refused to
marry her, Edna Lehman, white girl
of St. Paul, drowned herself in Lake
Calhoun.
NEARLY 100, 600 miners in states east
of the Mississippi obeyed the order of
the United Mine Workers to suspend
work.
A RECONCILIATION is likely between
Princess Colonna. Bonanza" Macka.
daughter, and her husband, to escape
whom she fed from Paris.
II. L. DICK and wife, of Newmarket.
Tenn, celebrated their golden we'd
ding, and the same minister and at
tendants We're present who saw them
married half century ago.
The visible supply of grain in the
United States on the Esd was: Wheat.
6s, 425, 900 bushels; corn. IA, SAG, 900 BUSH
els; oats, 1868, 900 bushels; rye, 371, 600
bushels; barley, 100000 bushels
JEFF TUGGLE, a negro who killed
Fred Haman, coal miner, near Weir
City, Kan, was taken from officers by
mob and lynched
The District of Columbia commits
sioners issued manifesto advising
commonwealers to remain away from
Washington and saying the laws would
be rigidly enforced.
Two LITTLE girls, aged and 8, were
found murdered in the woods near Tus-
cogce, Ala, and in millpond near
was found the body of an insane negro,
who, it was thought, killed the chill
dren.
AT Bessemer, Mich, John Gest was
accidentally killed by his wife. She
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