Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-17

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ALMOST the entire business center OF
the village of Frederick, S. D., was
destroyed by fire, the loss being $780,.
000
Gov. FLOWER, of New York, has
granted permission to experts to at
tempt to resuscitate man executed in
the electrical chair
OVER 100 business men of Perry, o.
r., were arrested for refusal to pay
the occupation tax.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND was said ia
favor new issue of bonds at once,
owing to the low stage of the gold re.
serve.
NOVEMBER returns of the rates OF
yield of corn per acre make the aver.
nge 1917, the lowest in thirteen wears.
A HEAVY snowstorm prevailed
throughout Indiana, delaying freight
and passenger trains in many in
stances.
THE first grand lodge of the Ameri-
can National Union of Stenographers
apd Typewriters was organized in St.
Joseph, Mo.
RESIDENTS of Indianapolis were
alarmed at the frequency with which
graves were being desecrated and
robbed.
The visible supply OF, grain in the
United States on the 18th was: Wheat,
81, 220, 900 bushels; corn, 2,63S, 900 bush
els oats, 1904, 600 bushels; rye, 440, 600
bushels; barley, 3,9SS. 900 bushels
WILLIAM STURGEs, the plaintiff in
the famous Sturges-F Farwell litigation
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its weight died at Owego, N. Y.
THE Texas Pacific railroad cotton
wharf at New Orleans was burned by
incendiaries, causing loss of $500, OOO
HENRY POWELL shot and fatally
wounded Mrs. Sapire Mclaughlin at
North Rochester, Pa. and then killed
himself Jealousy was the cause
THE First national bank of johnson
City, Tenn, with capital of S1O0, OO0
closed it's doors,
MARTIN j. WATSON buried at Ander-
son, Ind, the last of family of five,
including his wife, who were in good
health one month ago. They were the
victims of black diphtheria.
JOHN w. GoFF, recorder-elect of New
York city, filed statement showing
that his campaign expenses in the re-
cent election were seventy-fve cents.
BARRETT SCoTT, who, US treasurer of
Holt county, Neb., embezzled 500, 600,
was sentenced at Neigh to the peni-
tentiary for five years.
JOSEPH LACRoIX and Philip Wells,
his uncle, were murdered by Indians
while crossing Pine Ridge Indian res
ervation in South Dakota.
THREE masked men attempted to rob
the bank at Sylvan Grove, Kan. One
was wounded by the cashier and was
killed by his companions to prevent
exposure.
A FRISCO passenger train was held
up near Monett, Mo-, by two masked
men, who compelled the express mes
senger to turn over the express pack
ages
Mrs. JACOB THOMAS and child were
burned to death at Hastings, Neb.
PULLMAN, the General Managers as
sociation and the railway strikers
were condemned in the report of the
government strike commission. The
establishment of national board of
arbitration was recommended.
OSE LAdu WIS klIlSu anu SIX
injured by the collapse of the wall OF
a building under construction at Phil
adelphia-
DIRECTORS in Chicago of the Colum-
bian exposition resolved to dispose of
the 900, 600 unsold souvenir half dollars
at par.
INSPECTOR ScHAACK suspended nine
teen Chicago policemen for failure to
perform their duty and three others
were discharged by Chief Brennan for
misconduct during the election.
HUNDREDS of acres of pota toes that
were not dug, and corn, apples and
other farm products that were not
harvested were frozen by blizzard
in Michigan.
FIFTY THOUSAND persons witnessed
the launching of the St Louis. the
largest vessel ever constructed in
America, at Philadelphia. Mrs. Cleve-
land christened the steamship.
FOREST fires in Arkansas were still
burning tieresly, doing great damage.
Near Edmondson two negroes were
burned to death.
A HEAVY fall of snow was reported
throughout Illinois. Iowa, Indiana,
Michigan and Wisconsin