Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-22

THE office of the Denver Times was
destroyed by fire, the loss being
$50, 900.
REV. r. NJ DILLON, a Presbyterian
preacher of Greencaste, Ind, resigned
because his congregation gave fair
in an opera house.
TREASURY department statistics show
that England suffered heavy losses in
United States trade during the last ten
years.
THREE white men were shot and fa-
tally wounded by negroes at Cabaniss,
Ga, in n riot.
CAsIM1R HERNER, Il Polander aged
As, pounded his wife to death at Man
istee, Mich, and then committed sui
eide. No cause was known.
UNITED STATES officers arrested
members of n gang of counterfeiters
in Oklahoma and captured much spu-
rious coin.
Two GOLD leads of fabulous richness
were struck by drillers at Iowa Gulch,
southwest of Lillian, Col
THE leaders of Tennessee mob
which lynched six negroes last Au-
gust We're acquitted of the charge by
jury at Memphis.
KID LAvIGNE, of Saginaw, Mich,
knocked out Andy Bowen in eighteen
rounds before the Auditorium club of
New Orleans. 1t was thought Bowen
would die from the pounding he re-
ceived.
GENERAL rains fell throughout Ne
braska. the first time since July g.
ANDY Bowen died from the injuries
1,a IN, Err1, I,
Lavigne in New Orleans.
MRS. WINsLow SHEARMAN and her
daughter, Mrs. Clinton Davis, were
murdered near jamestown, n. Y. by
unknown persons while Mr.. Shearman
was attending the funeral of his son
and daughter-in-law, who were killed
by train.
THE Easterly Harvesting company
at Minneapolis made an assignment
with liabilities of $3.50, ,742; claimed as
sets $685.
THE house committee decided, by
vote of 0 to =, to favorably report Sec
retary Carlisle's plan for currency re-
form.
THE failure of the Union Building
and Savings company of Des Moines
caught Burlington Qa,) people for
about S200,000
Mr. AND Mrs. DAVID SLocUM, of
Edinboro, Pa, were beaten by masked
burglars and robbed of $4,000.
JOHN HALL and his wife, New York
actors, were asphyxiated, Hall having
turned the gas on while he was drunk.
Ten men were injured, several fatal
ly, by an explosion of gas in the Vul
can mine at Newcastle, o.
THE Woonsocket bank at Woonsock-
et S. D., went into voluntary liquida-
tion.
IN navigating the great lakes the
past season sixty sailors were lost, and
thirty eight vessels with an aggregate
tonnage of 1881 tons passed out of
existence.
Mrs. BELLE PARKER, who was 6 feet
high and weighed 455 pounds, died
suddenly of heart disease in Danville,
Ill.
Two YOUNG daughters of Rev. Solo
mon Beckerman, of Cleveland, o.,
were burned to death in their home.
JOHN HUNTINGTON, suspected of en-
bezzling from the Citizens state bank
of Council Bluffs, Ia, wounded two
inspectors sent to examine his ac-
counts and killed himself
ALvA JOHNSON, who pleaded guilty
to completely in the two train rob-
berries near Roscoe, Cal. was sentenced
! to life imprison
IT was announced that the defalca-
ton of Cashier Mexican, of the Indian
Head national bank of Nashua, n. IL. +,
would reach S10O,000
Two MASKED men held up Smyth
Taylor at Greenville, Tenn. and
robbed him of s., 900 which he had just
drawn from bank.
AT Dubuque, Ia, extension Agent
Van Leuven pleaded guilty to con-
spiracy to defraud the government
anG "as sentenced to two years i'm
| prise. lnent
selling washing compound rights Sc
cured $685. 900 from residents of Bron-
son, Kan.
DAVID ORwIG and Miss Ollie Will
helm, of Findlay, o., resolved to quit
this world together, and did SO by
taking morphine.
AN automatic telegraphic transmit
ter has been invented which, it is said,
will send 200 words minute over the
wire.
AN unsuccessful attempt was made
near Upper Sandusky, O., to wreck the
Pennsylvania New York and Chicago
limited.
The dead bodies of the two Schultz
children, who wandered from their
home near Waupun, Wis, were found
in bog
HENRY GBABEN, VINO disappeared
from Hebron, Ia, in 1885, and who was
believed to have been murdered by his
srepmother, has returned home.
AMBROSE DAUGHERTY 9nd George
Huffman fought for precedence in
crossing a bridge near Eldon, Ia, and
both were fatally wounded.
JOHN CRoNIN was hanged on an au
tomato gallows at Hartford, Conn.
for the murder of Albert Skinner on