Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-30

ended on the 23d were: Baltimore,
1896 Boston, .654; Pittsburgh, .6Os;
Brooklyn, .o04; Philadelphia, 800;
Cleveland, ,bs7; New York, $40; st.
Louis, .442; Cincinnati, 1888; Chicago,
.320 Washington, 314; Louisville. .240.
Four little boys were drowned while
bathing in the Delaware river at Cam
den, N. j.
REY Ell SANTA ANITA, owned by
"Lucky" Baldwin, of San Francisco,
won the eleventh American Derby at
Washington park in Chicago in $3.50 in
the presence of 40, 900 people, with Sem
ator Grady second, Despot third and
Domino ninth.
OFF Bay Ridge, N. Y, a yacht cap
sized and five persons lost their lives.
A 2-year-old girl was the only survivor.
AT Frogs Crossing, KY, j. p. Mad
dox and Mrs. Lewis Maddox and her
two children were killed by railroad
train.
AN electric launch was caught in
squall on Lake st. Clair, near Detroit,
and capsized, and three persons were
drowned.
ADJT. GEN. TARsNEY, of Colorado,
was kidnapped from his hotel by masked
men and given coat of tar and feath-
| ers. The governor offered $1,000 re-
| ward for arrest and conviction of the
participants.
In a storm at Brazil, Ind, the tower
of the city hall was blown down, the
bell completely wreclsing the build
ing.
Mrs. JOHN FREEZE, living near Joliet,
| ILL.,, gave birth to quadruplets--two
girls and two boys.
| THREATENED with starvation, the
! Coxeyites determined to break camp at
! Washington and after marching to
New York to give Wall street an OBJ
/ ject lesson the army will return to
! Massillon, o.
| Mrs. CARRIE REID was shot and killed
in the office where she was employed
in Chicago by an unknown man, who
! then killed himself.
| Mrs. ANNIE KAPCHowsKI started from
Boston'to make trip around the world
in fifteen months to settle wager of
/ $50, 900 to $40, 900 that it cannot be done.
FURTHER advices say that forty-two
lives were lost by the sinking of the
tug Nicol near New York.
! GENERAL managers of the twenty
| two Chicago terminal lines resolved to
unitedly oppose the boycott on Pull
man cars.
| FRANK BoNGUHR, of Aurora, ILL.,,
! shot and killed his wife, whom he mis-
took for burglar. She had arisen to
close window.
! WHILE suffering from the effects of
|, indulgence in liquor Joseph Misterman
fatally stabbed his wife in Chicago
and inflicted a mortal wound on him
self
THE jury in the case of Attorney
General Ellis, of Michigan, charged
with forgery in connection with the
returns on the salaries amendment,
failed to agree.
The faculty of Yale college has ap-
proved the report of committee rec
ommending abolition of the annual
commencement exercises.
A CONCERT, in which 5000 singers
took part, closed the saengerfest in
New York. Philadelphia was selected
for the gathering in 1897.
GEN. FRYE's commonweal army ar
rived at Washington.
THE Hyatt school slate factory at
Bangor, Pa, was destroyed by fire,
the loss being 100000.
THOMAS A. EDISON, the great in
ventor, was thrown to the floor by the
giving way of chair at Ogden, n. j.,
and it was feared that he sustained
serious internal injury.
PATH, MALLETT & Co., warehouse
men in New York, failed for $4,000
A CYCLONE struck the town of Keigh-
ly, Kan, nearly wipingit out of exist
ence and killing several persons.
| WILLIAM STACY, of Iowa Falls, Ia,
was hanged by a mob in Texas for land
swindling.