Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-05-05
DOMESTIC.

number of assistant adiutant generals to four.
DOMESTIC.
The business part of Floriston, Cal,
small town on the Central Pacific,
was destroyed by fire.
A sIxTY-DAYs' drought in California
was broken by showers and fruit pros
poets were good.
PHILIP BoLAND, switchman, shot
and killed his wife in Chicago because
she pleaded with him to stop drinking
UNION Pacific railway earnings in
1893 showed deficit of So, sos, SAL, COM
pared with surplus the previous year
of 81, ,069, 757.
Two NEGRO convicts, Henry Single
ton and Horace Smith, were hung in
the jackson (Miss.) penitentiary for
numbering another convict, Lula Payne.
The Union house at Cheboygan,
Mich. was destroyed by fire and DR..
Howell, a veterinary surgeon, and a
man named Clune were asphyxiated.
FATHER DoMINIcK O'GRADY shot and
killed Mary Gilmartin in Cincinnati.
He was in love with the girl, whom he
had followed from Ireland.
ALL the business houses at Jackson.
vile, ILL.,, We're closed because of re-
vival services being conducted by Rev.
Chapman.
REPORTS from all sections of the
United States say that the seventy-fifth
anniversary of the birth of odd fellow
ship was appropriately observed by
over ] 900, 200 members of the order.
THE Colorado smelter at Butte,
l,,rpaI ha Lose lNa;,a
100000.
The commissioners of the District of
Columbia say that members of Coxey's
army will not be allowed to hold OPEN
air meetings in Washington.
The Mckinley Tariff league, with
headquarters in Washington, issued a
call for convention of the colored re-
publican clubs of the United States, to
be held the first Monday in July.
EDWARD RYAN, JR., and his sister Mel
lie, of Boulder, Mont, were drowned
on their way to the Crow reservation
in search of ranch they could take up.
Cot SIDNEY l. WALES, one of the
best-known men in Maryland, was
charged with forgery in Baltimore to
the extent of $4,000.
SEVEN horse thieves were killed by
| vigilants in Oklahoma near the Texas
line.
Rev. Z. E. BUTLER, an Episcopal
| clergyman at Fort Meade, Fla, hung
himself.
THREE children of Philip Schneider,
who lives near Scranton, Pa, We're
burned to death during fire which
| consumed their home.
Col. j. A. WATRoUs, of Milwaukee,
was chosen commander of the Wiscon-
sin department G.. A. r. at the encamp'
ment in Janesville.
ALL overtures for peaceful settle
ment of the Great Northern railroad
strike were declared off.
NICK MARTIN, member of the coro'
ner's jury investigating murder al
Omaha, was arrested for the crime.
WILLIAM c. GREEN killed a woman
who haa lived with him for years al
Adams. N. U, and then killed himself
AT Jacksonville, Fla. Abram Cor
rant died at the age of 94. He was a
veteran of the Mexican and Indian
wars and had been married twice and
was the father of forty children.
REPORTS from twenty-three states
and two territories give total produc
tion of II, ,5o7, ,eO7 long tons of iron ore
in 1s93 a decrease of 30 per cent. ovel
1892
The officials of St Joseph's Roman
Catholic church at Denver sued Father
Malone for s12,066, which he wa!
charged with converting to his owl
use.
FLOYD RADBAUGH, a young farme
living near Big Springs, o., rendered
desperate by domestic troubles, hanged
himself and his two children.
DEPUTY marshals engaged a gang o
desperadoes in battle near Coal Creek
/. T., and three of the bandits and on
officer were killed.
GAsPoRT, a village in western New
York, was practically destroyed by fire
THE exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States dunn
the week ended on the 27th aggre
gated ss5s, 56s, 059, against s909, sS8, 81
J the previous week. The decrease, com
pared with the corresponding week i
1893, was 20.8.
SAMUEL VAUGHAN was hanged a
Fayetteville. Ark. for the murder c
John Gage in September, 1891.
THERE were 1870 business failures
the United States in the seven day
: ended on the 97th, against 219 the wee
. previous and 216 in the correspondin
time in 1898.
The general business situatio
throughout the United States was lei
favorable, as was shown by report
,, from more than fifty important di
l tributing centers.
. FOURTEEN business houses were d.
: stroyed in Talequah, /. T., by an incs'
diary fire.