Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-27
The News Condensed.
Important Intelligence From All Parts.
DOMESTIC.


A SPAN of the bridge over the Ohio
river at Jeffersonville, Ind, fell, car
rying twenty worlmen with 1t, and
three were seriously injured.
THE residence of Herman Barthold,
farmer near Toledo, o., was de-
stroyed by fire and his two daughters,
aged 10 and z, were burned to death.
| EUGENE SCHAwECKER, a wholesale
grocer and liquor merchant of Gin
cinnati, committed suicide on the
grave of his first wife.
DANIEL H. BuRNHAM, of Chicago,
was reelected president of che Ameri-
can Institute of Architects at the an
nuai meeting in New York.
AN old Navajo Indian at Gallup, n.
NJ, who married young squaw
against the wishes of her parents, shot
and killed her and then killed himself.
The French Eversole feud broke out
afresh in Perry county, Ky, and one
member of each faction was killed in
the encounter.
WILLIAM BARNES, a clerk in. the
treasurer's office for thirty-ive years,
died in Washington. 1t was said that
he had handled in his lifetime proba.
Oily more IuOHey bhdn uly OtueT indh
in the world.
in charge of post offices during the
first year of the present administra-
ton.
HARRIS OLNEY and Charles Dalton
committed suicide at Brooklyn, n. Y,
by turning on the gas in their room.
DURING quarrel at Baltimore over
a division of profits from their coal
business Robert Herrlich shot and IA
tally wounded his father.
ANOTHER strike of weavers occurred
at Fall River, Mass, making 6,000 per-
sons out of employment.
In quarrel over forty cents worth
of beer in a St Maurice Qnd.) saloon
jackson Stevens shot and killed Ben
Heam.
CLAIMING NJ. BRITToN, of New York,
was elected president of the Carriage
Builders association at the annual
meeting in Philadelphia,
In his annual report Gen. Howard
says the railroad strike showed the
necessity of doubling the army.
In trials against time at Hamilton,
Ont, Bicyclist Davidson lowered the
record for the half mile standing to
0:5s and the quarter to 0:30.
FIRE destroyed a portion of the
Tredegar iron works at Richmond, Va.
Loss, $3.50, 200.
AT Philadelphia new baseball as
ISOLATION was formed, which is eX-
pected to be strong rival to the Ma
tional league.
IN the hearing of indicted gamblers
in Chicago the big proprietors escaped
only the lesser lights being found
guilty.
JAMES WEST and G. H. Crenshaw, of
Philadelphia, were killed by land
slide while crossing the Sierra Madres.
KRIsTIAN koRrGAARD, EXPIRE sident
of the Minneapolis S.ate bank. was
convicted of appropriating $4,000 of
its funds.
Miss MONROE was awarded $1,000 in
her suit against the New York World
for prematurely publishing her worlds
fair ode
ROBERT ]. and John r. Gentry paced
dead heat at Nashville, Tenn, in
2:O4.
BECAUSE of numerous train robber-
les the Pacific Express company will
handle no more money in Indian ter
ritory.
FIRE which started in Miller Bros.
livery stable at Monticello, Ia, burned
fifteen high-priced horses and de-
! stroyed half dozen residences.
THE following congressional nomi-
} nations were made by the democrats
Rhode Island, First district, C. H. Page
J (renominated); Second, Oscar Lapham
: (renominated). Massachusetts,, Sec
ond district, E. A. Hall. Tennessee
Sixth district, j. A. Washington ire
, nominated). Kentucky, Sixth district
J A. s. Berry.
MINERS who took the places of strik
ers at Ashland, Ky, were fred upor
: from ambush and several of them were
wounded.
WILLIAM DOLBY, the cause of the
riot at Washington Court House, o.
was taken to the penitentiary. Two
more victims of the riot had died.
The post office department has de
clared the Cooperative Loan & Invest
; ment company of Mississippi is con
Quoting lottery.
WHILE temporarily insane Elliott l.
Titus, aged "a, killed Mary ). DUN
aged 23, at Sea Cliff, l.. l., and ther
, killed himself The young people ex
pected to be married soon.
MKs. GEORGE EDDY and Mrs. Painte
were killed by a passing train at I
grade crossing near Byron, Ill.
: THE exchanges at the leading clear
. ing houses in the United. States during
the week ended on the 10th aggre
= gated $3.50, ,045, 906, against 1927, 1855
the previous week. The increase, com
pared with the corresponding week il
. 1898, was 81
!, MRS. MARY SAWYER and two daugh
ters, aged 16 and IS, were killed a
Dorchester, Neb., while driving owe
the Burling ton tracks.
THEODORE AMMERMAN, wounded i
!, the riot at Washington Court House
:, o., died, making the total number O
= dead five.