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

their national bereavement were passed, ana
then the house adjourned.
DOMESTIC.
CLARA NEWTON and Maude Madison,
each aged II and of prominent fami
lies, were drowned in the river at
Anoxa, Mimi, while bathing.
Mrs. JOHN NELSON and Mrs. William
Pasta took their own lives at Plym-
outh Wis. No cause was known.
The Black Hills national bank of
Rapid City, S. D., closed its doors.
The twenty-ffth annual reunion of
the Army of the Potomac was held at
Concord, n. H., and Gen. A. S. Webb,
of New York, was elected president.
A CYCLONE swept over the country a
mile west of Bonneville, Mo-, unroof-
ing houses, blowing down trees and
fences and causing great damage to
crops.
COLGATE university celebrated its
seventy-fifth annual commencement
at Utica, N. Y.
DIR. GUsTAvUs DRoLsHAGEN and his
wife were murdered by an assassin
who entered their home at Lawtry,
Fla, while they were sleeping and
crushed their skulls with an AK.
EXTENSIVE floods were raging in New
Mexico and western Texas, doing i'm
mense damage.
WILLIAM WHALEY (colored) was
hanged in the penitentiary at Column
bus, o., for the murder of Allan Will
son in Greene county.
VIOLENT storms swept over Iowa,
,n0rtinnc Of Il1,-n;e
Wisconsin and Indiana, doing much
damage. Six persons were killed by
lightning.
THOMAS KANE, the rejected lover of
Mamie Quigley, of Philadelphia, killed
her and then committed suicide.
The wife and three children of
Benito Garcia were drowned near
Brownsville, Tex, by the upsetting of
a boat
The exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 22d aggregated
SS47, ,973, 101, against 1852, ,s63, ,697, the
previous week, The decrease, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1898, was $50.
ONE of Armour & Co.'S warehouses at
the stock yards in Chicago was burned,
the loss being 100000.
THERE were 214 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 22d, against 232 the week
previous and 273 in the corresponding
time in 1898.
HENRY and Andrew Lear, aged 10
and 10 respectively, were drowned at
Pittsburgh, Pa. Henry lost his life
trying to save his brother.
DIPHTHERIA was ranging in Brown
county, Ind, and six children in the
family of George Peters, at Mount Zion,
died of the disease.
HARRY and Frank Rice, 1O-year-old
twins, We're drowned in Hoover's lake
near Lima, o.
HENRY CAPUs, negro who attempted
to assault three young ladies at Mag.
nolia, Ark, was swung to limb by a
mob and his body riddled with bullets.
The supreme court at Columbus, o.
declared the cigarette tax law consti.
tutional.
TILLIE and Fanny Levy, aged 16 and
IA years respectively, were given tick
cts from Chicago to New York. three
dollars in money and started to Russia
by their father.
DUN's review of trade says merchant.
are disappointed that the end of the
, strikes has not brought better bust
ness.
WILLIAM DUNBAR, aged 16, wa.
drowned at McCausland, Ia, ant
William Triton, while trying to saw
him, also lost his life.
UNION stockyards officials at Siou1
City, are accused of stealing 100000 b.
the Missouri, Kansas e. Texas Trus
| company.
DURING the past fiscal year the valu
| of bullion coined at Denver was 3,240,
900, of which 1920, 900 was gold, tn
remainder being silver. This is gail
over the fiscal year of 1893 of 81, $3.50, ,OOC
The Commercial Travellers Protec
| tive association in session at Milwau
| kee elected John A. Lee, of St Louis
as president.
PULLMAN cars will be boycotted b
the American Railway union, begin
ming June 26, unless a compromise
effected in the Chicago strike.
| MRS. LIZZIE HALLIDAY, convicted c
the murder of Mrs. McQuillan in Mont
cello, n. Y, was sentenced to death b
electricity early in August.
GREAT damage was done by an ovel
flow of the Arkansas river, and Wich
tia, Kan, was almost under wster.
FREDERICK BAHR, of New Brunswick
n. j., killed his wife and then himsel
He is believed to have been insane.
REV. CHARLES WARMKEssLE,o of Shame
kin, Pa, committed suicide, and at tn
same hour his nephew was killed by
train of cars.
GRADUATES of the Nebraska stat
blind institute refuse to leave the as.
lum, claiming they are entitled
maintenance.