Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-16
DOMESTIC.

CAR thieves at Vincennes, Ind, bound
and gagged Claude McAlpin, who knew
of their work, and shipped him to
Mexico in closed car.
Two MORE regiments were sent to
Belmont, o., on account of increased
mining troubles.
THE exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the sth aggregated
1904 353, ,s26, against $711, ,O6O,979 the
previous week. The decrease, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1898, was 222.
MORTON & CHEsLEY, builders in Bos-
ton, charge their cashier, T. G. Faxon,
with embezzling $4,000.
THERE were 216 business failures in
the, United States in the seven days
ended on the sth, against 1s3 the week
previous and 322 in the corresponding
time in 1898.
FIVE persons were seriously injured
in a railroad wreck at Golden, Col.
Our of nine of the horses entered in
the 1OO-mile race at Chadron, Neb.,
four died from the effect of the race.
1t was won by common broncho in
twelve hours.
AN assignment was made by the
Union Warehouse company of New
York, with liabilities of more than
81 ,00O. 900.
CLAIMS for 22,5OO,O00 pesetas for Gus
toms duties have been filed by the
United States against Spain.
FoRTY-sEvEN graduates of the naval
academy at Annapolis were given
diplomas by Secretary Herbert.
IN many large cities serious coal
| famine was reported and numerous
factories had been closed.
ROBERT BONNER, of New York, was
| reelected president of the Scotch-Irish
society in session at Des Moines, la.
DISPATCHES from Ardmore. |. T.,
state that Bill Dalton, the outlaw, was
killed by deputy marshals near Elk,
1T.
For denouncing shooting affair at
| Newport News, Va, DIR. Stone, Brit
| ish subject, was tarred and feathered.
LAWRENCE SPILLER was hanged at
| Staunton, Va, for the murder of Lot
tie Roe on April IS last
CITIZENS of Cairo, ILL.,, starved Gen.
| Kelly and his commonwealers into an
agreement to get out of the county.
JUDGE JENKINS, of Milwaukee, was
| upheld in his strike restraining order
| by the report of the minority of the
| congressional investigating commit
| tee.
THE great strike at Cripple Creek,
| Col, was said to be at an end, the
striking miners having surrendered to
Gen. Brooks, commander of the state
| militia.
FIVE men were seriously hurt and
| property worth $4,000 destroyed in a
| fire in Kansas City, Mo.
ISAAC KEMP, a negro, who murdered
Deputy Sheriff Ned Carver in West
over Md, was taken from Jail by a
mob and shot to death.
| NETTIE POWELL and Sal]ie Hines
were drowned at Bridgeton, n. j.,
while out boating with two young
men.
| THE National bank of Pendleton
Ore, went into the hands of a receiver
| WiTH an avowed purpose of uphold
ing the public school system, new
political party has been formed il
Pennsylvania.
TRAIN robbers attempted to hold NJ
Santa Fe train near Gainesville, Tex.
| and one of them was fatally wounded
by officers
ALFRED JOHNSON, a Swede laborer a
Delano, Mimi, cut his wife's throa
and then killed himself. Loss of mon
ey had made him crazy.
THE percentages of the baseball club
in the national league for the weel
ended on the 9th were: Baltimore
.727; Boston, .641; Pittsburgh, .63
Cleveland, go; Philadelphia, .629
Brooklyn, .5s3; New York, 800; st
Louis, .462; Cincinnati, .371; Chicago
.297; Washington, 1888; Louisville, .27s
PEOPLE who were rendered homeless
by the floods in Montana were out o
food and much suffering was reported
In fight between strikers and depu
ties at Uniontown, Pa, one miner wa
killed and two fatally injured.
THE three national banks at Dead
wood, $. d., were consolidated an
will be known hereafter as the Firs
national bank.
The American Investment compan
at Emmettsburg, Ia, with capital O
$500, 900, went into the hands Of IT
ceiver.
In battle with striking miners an
officials at Lemont, Pa, three OF tn
strikers were killed and another fataA
ly injured.