Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-03

ll1e-ShVlnB SVuulonsi urOppeu uehu IN a
train at Grand Rapids, Mich.
The annual report of Gov. Thornton,
OF New Mexico, submitted to the Sec
rotary of the interior, says there has
been no material change in popula-
tion, but healthy growth has set in
of desirable class of immigration in
almost every county of the territory,
especially in the agricultural portion.
DURING quarrel over family mat
ters and politics at Jeffersonville,
Ind. Harvey Stone fatally stabbed his
brother.
RoBBERs Mt Malvern, Ia, wrecked
the Farmers national bank with dyna-
mite and stole about $4,000 in cash.
ATTORNEY GENERAL oLNEY, speaking
of the statement of the assistant dis
trict attorney at Kansas City that
there was no law by which election
frauds could be punished in United
States courts, said state laws were in
existence by virtue of which election
frauds, whether of registration or of
voting, could be punished by state
courts.
COAL miners who had been refused
laire, o., and the inmates narrowly es-
capped cremation.
SIX worlds bicycle records were
lowered at'Waltham, Mass. Tyler made
a flying mile in las 3-5
MASSACHUSETTS has appointed force
of 400 inspectors with view to stamp
ing out tuberculosis in cattle.
BosToN and New York capitalists
have formed syndicate to purchase
a line of newspapers from the Atlantic
to the Pacific.
A SAILOR was killed and three others
were hurt during fire on the docks at
$780, 200.
The home of J. S. Coxey, of common
veal fame, near Massillon, o., was de-
stroyed by fire with all its contents,
the loss being $4,000.
A CYCLONE did great damage in the
vicinity of Tonkawa, o. T. Twenty
houses were wrecked and their con-
tents scattered.
SIXTEEN persons lost their lives by
the destruction by fire of the West
Street hotel at Seattle, Wash.
PHILIP RAYMOND, of West Newton,
Mass. attempted to shoot n muskrat
when the gun exploded, instantly kill
ing his wife.
HENRY w, MEYER, of Dayton, O.,
killed John j. Grimme, neighbor and
former friend, in. quarrel over a
woman.
NEGRO vesselmen who had taken the
places of whites at New Orleans were
attacked and beaten by an armed mob.
THE Methodists of New York cele-
brated the founding OF the first MetEo-
dist Episcopal church in America.
THREE men were killed and nine
Others injured by a train collision on
the Pennsylvania railroad at Corydon,
Pa.
AT East st. Louis. H., the Bridge
and Terminal company's warehouse
and 200 cars were burned at loss of
$500, 900.
DYNAAuTERs destroyed Hungarian
clearinghouse at Laural Run, Pa,
killing three men and wounding four
Others fatally.
A WAGON containing party return
ing from dance was struck by Big
five of the merry-malless were killed.
CLARENCE II. BLACKALL, a Boston
architect filed insolvency papers. His
liabilities were estimated at S290,000
FIRE at Ashevllle, n. c., destroyed
the Southern railways freight house,
the loss being 100000.
By vote of 94 to 90 the lower house
of the Georgia assembly refused to
consider 4 resolution declaring for free
silver.
FOREST fires did great, damage in
portions of Tennessee and Mississippi.
THE wholesale millinery establish
ment of j. j. Porter & Co. at Pitts
burgh. Pa, was destroyed by fire, the
loss being S55O,O0o.
THE Garden theater at st. Louis was
destroyed by fire and Albert Shaw was
burned to death and several Others
had narrow escapes.
RISING SUN, a town of 1900 inhab-
itants in Ohio, was totally destroyed
by fire.
THE drought in West Virginia has
caused great distress among farmers
and lumbermen along the Little Ka-
nawha. Stock had suffered greatly
and a large proportion of late crops
has failed
FIVE HUNDRED negroes will sail from
the south for Liberia to find homes in
the African republic.
The men who robbed the Pacific ex-
press Office at The Dalles, Ore. of Sl4.-
900 were captured and nearly all the
booty recovered.
A MAJORITY of the United Presbyter-
ian Ministers association of Pittsburgh
declared in favor of the taxing OF
church property.
A "PEoPLE's version" of the first five
books ef the New Testament is being
prepared by English revisers.
The Illinois supreme court declared
unconstitutional the law exempting
building and loan associations from
taxation.
AN investigation has resulted in the
discovery of shortage of $4,000 in
the accounts of Treasurer Barney, OF
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