Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-09-22

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treasurer of Holt county.
FRED MILLER, 20 years old, while
drunk fatally stabbed his wife at Ken
ton, O., and then drowned himself in
a well.
IN quarrel over line fence at
| Northport, Ala, John and Alexander
| Tyler (brothers) killed each other.
| Two NEW counterfeits are in circula-
ton, one being $40 silver certificate,
| check letter A, series 1886, and the
other is a $5 note of the First national
| bank of Cincinnati
| SCRANTON, Pa. suffered loss of
$780, 900 by blaze in the business dis
| trict.
The percentages of the baseball
clubs in the national league tor the
| week ended on the 10th were: Balti-
more, .6s4; New York, .653; Boston,
| .647; Philadelphia, .576; Brooklyn,
| $40; Cleveland, .513; Pittsburgh, .492;
| Chicago, 43s, Cincinnati, .425; st.
Louis, 400; Washington, .347; Louis
vile, .277.
M. l.. DAVIS, of Little Rock, Ark,
rendered his resignation as American
consul st Merida, Yucatan.
| LEONARD BLoDGETT, of Luzerne, n.
| Y, aged 55. attempted to assault a girl
and fatally wounded both her parents.
| A wINDsToRM did great damage at
| Niagara Falls and caused the suspen-
sion bridge to sway like cradle.
| GEORGE CASE won the tennis cham
| pionship of Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and
Nebraska by defeating j. w. Beck
| with at Kansas City.
In decision at Des Moines, Ia,
Judge Spurrier held the mulct liquor
law to be constitutional.
| AT the close of the Adventist camp
meeting in Emporia, Kan, 100 con-
verts were baptized in the Cottonwood
! river.
DURING dance in Philadelphia Sam
uel A. Fitzpatrick, rendered insane by
jealousy, killed his wife and fatally
wounded her partner.
FIFTEEN persons were injured, sew
eral fatally, in a runaway acciden
near lrondale, o.. caused by the rails
| ing of an umbrella.
WHILE passengers were being trans
ferred past wreck at Hammond, Wis,
an oil tank exploded and twelve were
seriously burned.
ANDREW BEE, who recognized Jetfer-
son Davis when the latter was escap-
ing, died at his home in Martin, Allie
gan county, Mich.
| WILLIAM BLANFoRD, AN alleged forger
of Clinton, Ind, was arrested after a
search of two years.
The only son of Count Vincent Mer'
cader, owner of vast estates near
Vienna, Austria, was found employed
in Carnegie's mills at Braddocll. Pa.
AT Portland, Ore, j. w. Stanegels, a
civil engineer killed Mrs Mabel Cal
vim and committed suicide. Jealousy
was the cause.
THE Mutual Benefit Life Association
of America closed its doors under or
ders of the insurance department OF
New York state.
BEVERLY ADAMS, a negro, was hanged
at Hopkinsville, KY, for murder.
j. l.. GOODMAN and b. Y. Armstrong
Gatesville (TeX,) editors. shot each
other to death in street duel.
THIRTEEN men were indicted by tn,
grand Jury for completely in the recen
/ lynching of six negroes near Milling
ton, Tenn.
, The new Planters house in St Loui
was thrown open to the public. Th'
hotel cost over $1,900,000.
| ELIAS A. WATSON, a colored posta
clerk, was arrested in Chicago TO
, rifling letters. Six years ago he founc
, 100000 in hotel bathroom and re
turned it to its owner.
r THE visible supply of grain in TIL
United States on the 18th was: Wheat
69,214, 600 bushels: corn, 4,110,000 bush
I els: oats, S,22l 900 bushels: rye, 312, 90
/ bushels; barley, 1,62S, 900 bushels.
. FIRE destroyed the mattress factor
: of Stumpp Il Co. in Washington an
l five employees peri shed in the flames.
: PoIICE JUSTICE CooNEY, of Dubuque
Ia, was attacked and terribly beate
: by prisoner on whom he had jus
= passed sentence.
: THE worlds bicycle record 12:39, i
s a 5-mile competition road race wa
: broken in Chicago by Tracy Holme:
n who ran over the course in 1890.
ONE man was killed and three fata
}, ly injured by the premature explosio
t of a blast at colliery at Hazlcton, p;
DAT Pittsburgh Harry c. Tyler, {
n Springfield, Mass, lowered the mil
S bicycle record for quarter-mile trac
k to 2:0S.
l. AN order for the transfer of nor
than half the regiments of the arm
e to new posts was issued by Gen. Sch'
n field.
UNKNOWN persons entered the ci
:, cult courtroom at 0wensboro, KY, an
n every indictment found at the recer
term of court was stolen and torn
:, fragments
G, SINCE the Inauguration of the pre-
n ent administration at Washingto
,507, 233 silver dollars have been coine
]. A HURRICANE swept through IL
II towns of Mining and Jennings,
d Oklahoma, and nearly every house
1T both towns was laid low and your
e. woman and two children were killt
n and others wounded.
" AT North Enid, o. T., the Arlingtc
~ hotel and eight of the most substa