Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-29
OFFICERS investigating the Shear


derers photographed on the dead WON.
ans eye.
THE Iowa supreme court rendered
what was said to be final decision in
the Jones county calf case" which
has been in the courts over sixteen
years.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY hunters
from various Colorado points killed
1000 jack rabbits in days hunting
Mt Lamar
STATE department officials discredit
the report that Great Britain is plan
ming to secure possession of Hawaii
A SHORTAGE of 50, 900 was discovered
in the accounts of j. ii. Henderson,
late treasurer of Bureau county, Ill.
WISCONSIN courts have decided that
the Illinois Order of Forresters is
without legal right to do business in
that state.
The president has respited for the
fourth time Thomas st. Clair, sem
fenced to be hanged in California for
murder committed on the high seas.
The Babbitt block, n four-story struc-
ture at Morristown, n. j., in which
were the First national bank and
Kelse's clothing store, was burned, the
loss being 100000.
CHARLES PETERSON shot his wife in
New York, killing her, and then killed
himself. Five young children were
left orphans by the tragedy.
WHILE fooling with gun Simeon
Bowen shot and killed the two little
daughters of Zeke Bryant near Troy,
Ala.
THERE were $40 business failures in
the United States in the seven DAYS
ended on the 21st against $40 the
week previous and 334 in the CORE
spending time in 1893
The National Educational associn-
tion, department OF superintendent,
is to hold its annual meeting February
10, 20 and 81 in association hall at
Cleveland, o.
En- ROUTE from Celina to Versatile es,
O., Andrew Baumgartner met
stranger who proved to be his brother,
who left home twenty years ago and
was believed to be dead.
A GASOLINE stove exploded in the
home of James A. Forsythe, farmer
living near Villas, o. T., and he and his
wife and two small children were
fatally burned.
EXCHANGES at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 21st aggre-
gated $1,000, 04o, ,544, against 81, 1,O19, 0s9,-
6G9 the previous week. The increase,
compared with the corresponding week
in 1898. was S.4.
FIRE in Cleveland, O., destroyed
buildings and their contents valued at
nearly $3.50, 600.
In New York Police Capt. Schmitt-
berger, of the force, gave very damag-
ing evidence before the Lexow com
mittee against high officials.
OWING to a recent supreme court de-
cision wholesale dealers in oleomar-
garine in Maryland have ceased to
handle the product
INVESTIGATION shows that decrepit
horses and mules are utilized in maxi
ing sausage for the saloon trade by In
diana manufacturers.
CALVIN j. CHRISTIE was hanged at
Kalispel, Mont. for the murder of Mrs.
Lena Cunningham last April.
New YORK bankers were credited
with a movement to have Secretary
Carlisle removed by the president
SENATOR HoARs Grafton in Washing
ton at the unveiling of the statue to
Daniel Webster is pronounced the gem
of the century.
WILLIAM G. CULBERsoN, mayor of
Mount Vernon, O., dropped dead on
the street while going to his office.
THE most successful of the annual
jack-rabbit hunts at Lamar, Col, has
resulted in the killing of about 1000
of the animals.
THE Sailors House" in Vallejo,
Cal, was burned and three of the
boarders were cremated.
Two YOUNG Alabama ruffians fired
into schoolhouse near Brownridge,
fatally wounding four of the pupils.
Two hundred people left Elberton.
Ga, for Texas, where they go, they
claim. to better their condition. Men
women and children composed the
party.
The stagnation of business in New
foundland was said to be complete,
every labor-employing concern on the
island being closed.
DUN's review of trade says gold ex-
ports and uncertainty about financial
Legislation are depressing trade every
Mhere.
A TRAIN was held up in the limits of
Sioux City, H., by four men, and the
passengers relieved of money and jew
elry
The wife and 6-year-old son of yell
low Bull, of the Rosebud Agency, S.
d.. a subchief of the Sioux were found
murdered in an isolated spot.
A STATEMENT prepared at the inter-
nal revenue bureau in Washington
shows that the net decrease in the re-
ceipts during November, 1894, from
those of November, 1898, was $4, III, ,3l4.
GEORGE KING, desperate negro, was
lynched at New Orleans, and James
Williams met a like fate at Mount
Brook, Fla.
THE Nebraska state relief commits
sion says there are over $500 families
in the state needing aid because of