Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-13

ten passengers being injured and eight
coaches burned.
JOHN TIERNEY and his wife were
found dead at Middletown, N. ", and
were believed TO have been murdered.
AUaUsr RETTIscH, an insane man at
Milwaukee, stabbed his wife and a
neighbor woman fatally and cut his
own throat.
EDWARD GARNET, treasurer of Brews-
ter county, Tex, was held up by a
lone bandit at Alpine and robbed of
Sc, 600.
Ar Powers Station, Ky, seven me-
groes were killed for insisting upon
riding in u car with white men.
MISS BEATRICE VANDECEssDEN, aged
II, fell from parachute, 1000 feet, ut
Buffalo, n. ", and was instantly killed.
FIRE in frame barn in Chicago re-
suited in the death of thirty five
horses.
IT was discovered that prison con-
tract labor has been abolished in Mich
igan by an error of the Legislature.
SAMUEL BENJAMIN, n Russian printer
in Cincinnati, has fallen heir to for
tune of So, 900, 900 in Australia.
CUSTOMS receipts under the new tar
iff were not as large as expected and
the condition of the treasury was
again serious.
In the Railway IN. J.) road race
Thomas Hughes covered the 25-mile
course in 1:09:21, a new worlds record.
GEORGE w. WoLF cut l hour and 1S
minutes from the Chicago-New York
bicycle road record, making the 1.0SS
miles in days hours and 80 minutes.
Four young children of John d.
Chandler, of Smithsonia, Ala, We're
cremated. The parents left the house,
locking the little ones in, and when
they returned the dwelling and all its
contents were in ashes.
THE fourth and deciding game of the
seven of the Temple cup series be-
tween the New York and Baltimore
baseball cubs was won by New York
by score of 16 to 3.
THE International Typographical
union met in annual convention at
Louisville.
JOHN RAvELL, of Ironwood Mich,
put dynamite in the stove to thaw. Ii
exploded and he and three of his sons
and Mrs. Louise Peterson We're killed
and four other members of the family
were injured.
A. X. SHAW, for over thirty years
prominent on the Chicago board oi
trade, committed suicide because oi
speculative losses.
THTEE men were killed and foul
others seriously injured by the burst
| ing of steam pipe in the rail mill in
Chicago of the Illinois Steel company
A Rock ISLAND freight train was
wrecked near Seymour, Ia, and three
| train hands were killed and one in
| jured.
| THE strike of the New Bedford
| (Mass.) spinners, which involved 80, OOl
persons, was ended, a compromise hav
ing been effected.
| A RECEIVER was appointed for the
Peoria Qll.) Iron & Steel company
the liabilities of which were put a
S2O2, 1886.
| The visible supply of grain in the
United States on the Sth was: Wheat
| 7S,642 900 bushels; corn, 1905, 900 bush
els; oats, 8,65S,000 bushels; rye, 45S, ,00
/ bushels; barley 2,700,00 bushels.
Il
| RAYMOND MARTIN and Robert Rye
living near Henderson, Ky, fought ;
duel with axes about a girl and killet
K, each other.
a MOB broke into the jail at Irvine
KY, and lynched Alexander Richard
son, white man, who had been ar
rested for murder and attempted as
sault.
SEVENTEEN members of Battery d il
Chicago were dishonorably discharged
for refusing to drill because they ha'
not received pay for service.
The University Fress of Cambridge
Mass, the Oldest printing establish
ment in America, founded in 1889, wa
forced to assign.
The South Carolina supreme cour
handed down anopinion upholding tn
constitutionality of the Iillman dis
pensary law.
The National Horseshoers, associa
ton convened at Boston.
The fire losses in the United State
for the week ended on the 9th aggre
gated 81, ,2SS, 900, of which those entail
ing loss of $4,000 or more made u
S95S, 600 and the smaller fires $3.50, 600.