Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-07
DOMESTIC.


tectives by which the Western Indiana
was robbed of property valued at more
than 100000.
The end of the great strike of coal
miners was announced.
TWELVE to fourteen persons were
reported killed in Cyclone near Sleepy
Eye, Mimi, and dozen or more farm
houses were blown to pieces and many
barns wrecked.
JAMES SMITH ALLEN, farmer resid-
ing miles north of Greencastle, Ind,
murdered his wife and then killed
himself. Domestic trouble was the
cause.
In the 4-mile boat race at New Lon
don, Conn, Yale defeated Harvard,
making the distance in 2S minutes and
~ seconds.
BECAUSE of her refusal to marry
him Jacob 1sing shot and killed Mary
Tefolt the daughter of wealthy
German farmer by whom he was en-
ployed near Nichols, Ia, and then
shot himself
JAPANESE, according to decision
handed down by Judge Colt in the
United States circuit court at Boston,
are not eligible to citizenship.
Rev. JAMES G.. STONE, Methodist
minister, was fatally shot by Gus
Evans at Watson, Ind, in dispute.
Ten persons were reported killed by
tornado which swept over Mime
sofa and South Dakota and five others
were fatally injured.
MoRMoNs have secured land and
money to establish college at La
moni, la.
The board of supervisors at Musca-
tine, Ia, found that ex-Auditor John
sons shortage amounted to $1,000.
He also took $1,000, it was charged,
from business men when he fled.
MICHAEL GEssNER, New York tailor
81 years old, shot and killed Annie
Sauter, II years of age, and then took
his own life. No cause was known.
MEMBERS of the Kings county IN.
" Women's Christian Temperance
union decided to boycott all grocers
who sell liquors.
CHARLES E. HITE, of the University
of Pennsylvania, left Philadelphia
with four companions to explore the
interior of Labrador.
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the Goth aggregated
$761, ,o49,579 against $s47. 1913, 1O1 the
previous week. The decrease, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1898. was 20.5.
ULYssUs HAYDEN, a negro, was taken
by mob from the sheriff at Monett,
Mo-, and hanged. He was arrested
for shooting Boltz Greenwood, brake
man.
THERE were 214 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 29th, against PA the week
previous and 3O7 in the corresponding
time in 1898. The total number of fail
ures in the last six months is 6,52s and
total liabilities 49,. .555. 900.
GUS WEIsBRoDT, defaulting ex-city
treasurer of Middletown, o., pleaded
guilty to embezzling over $25, 900 public
money.
FLAMES in the Woodruff storage
warehouses in Brooklyn destroyed
property valued at 81 ,O75, ZOO and caused
the loss of three lives.
The trust advanced the price Of
whisky and spirits three cents per gal
Ion in anticipation of the new tax.
E. R. CHAPMAN and John Mccartney
were indicted in Washington for re-
fusing to answer questions of the SEN
ate sugar Investigating committee.
HARRY JONES was hanged at Inde-
pendence, Mo-, and John Clark at Kan
sas City, for the murder of Nine. Wright
in Kansas City
WILLIAM ALDIFER, cavalryman, on a
wager jumped twice from bridge into
the Potomac river distance of 60 feet.
AT Logansport, Ind, George Thomp-
son shot Police Superintendent Nor
rissey in the face and was himself
killed.
JOHN WILLIAMS was lynched by a
mob at Sulphur Springs, Tex, for the
murder of Albert Waits and his wife,
THE railway strike against Pullman
cars was said to be assuming vast pro-
portions, trains being held in many
places. At Cairo, Ill. troops were called
for, and at Hammond, Ind, no trains
were allowed to move. The managers
of the various railroads centering in
Chicago decided to fight the strikers to
the bitter end.
AT South McAlester, l., T., Louis Bru
ner received fifty lashes on the bare
back for stealing bell off COW.
WILLIAM WILSON, aged 28, and How
ard Sullivan, aged 16. were killed by
the accidental discharge of their guns
while hunting near Alliance, o.
FIVE persons were killed by the ex
cessive heat at New Orleans on the LIST
1t being the hottest day ever known
there.
The Ocean Grove IN. J.) camp meet
ing was opened with the largest at
tendance in its twenty-five years his
tory.