Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-10


HURRICANES in Texas and Louisiana
injured number of people and de-
stroyed great amount of property.
Mrs. HERMANN, the missing Lexow
witness, was put on the stand and said
she had paid S25, 900 hush money to the
New York police.
SNowsToRMs were reported from
Michigan and Illinois points. At Cal
umet, Mich, there was a fall of 8
inches.
FIVE worlds records and four class
A marks were broken by bicycle riders
on the track at Waltham, Mass.
WITHOUT provocation William Gipp
shot his mother dead in Buffalo, N. Y,
and then fatally wounded his father
Two MEMBERS of the notorious Cook
gang of train robbers were captured
by citizens of Cushing, o. Il.
ANNOYED by playing children, Daniel
Wood, of st, Joseph, Mo-, fred into
the crowd, fatally wounding Willie
Ware and Rose Delaney.
Mrs. LOUISE YOU'VE was granted q
divorce at Cincinnati and $4,000 ali
mony from Gen. Hal c. Young.
JOHN JACOB AsToR proposes to erect
in New York the greatest hotel in the
world, to cost Ss,Oo0,OO0.
AT Chillicothe, o., John S. Johnson
rode third of mile on bicycle in
O:32 2-5, breaking the worlds record
L. M. LATIMER, of Allegheny, Pa,
dry goods merchant, failed for SlOO, ,0OO
BUSINESS men in Toledo, o., were
preparing to investigate an alleged
steal of 81, 1000, 900 of the city's funds.
ALBERT JENNINGS, known rs ALA
mazoo" to every ball player in the
country, died at the city hospital in
Cincinnati from surgical operation.
ARRANGEMENTS for putting into eff
feet the new income tax law were
being rapidly carried forward in Wash
ington by Superintendent Pugh.
The Neal, Golf & Inglis building in
Hartford, Conn, was destroyed by
fire, the loss being S15o,OO0
PATRICK KIERNAN, wealthy farmer
living near Green Isle, Mimi, was
murdered and robbed and his body
thrown into a we'll.
Two OFFICERS and one member of
the Cook gang were killed in Il run
ming fight near Sa-Sab-ka, l. T., and
two more bandits were wounded
The failure of George NJ. Irwin &
Co., of Pittsburgh, Pa, extensive dis
cretionary pool operators, spread con-
sternation among depositors.
WHEN the proposed plans for en-
larging Hoffman island have been COM
pleted New York will have the finest
quarantine station in the world.
AN incendiary fire destroyed the
freight sheds of the West India & Pa
cific Steamship company in New Or
leans, the loss being S120,O0O.
A MONUMENT to Gen. Grant will be
erected in Golden Gate park in San
Francisco.
SHIPMENTS of ore from the Lake SUI
perior iron ranges during the year will
aggregate 7,150,0O0 tons.
THE Masonic building, the Indiana
medical college and the block occu-
pied by the Natural Gas company at
Indianapolis were destroyed by fire,
causing loss of 100000.
IKE power house of the Willamette
(Ore.) Steam Mills and laundering
company were burned, the loss reach
ing Sl50,O00.
NINETY-THREEc colored converts, forty
men and tifty-three women, were bap-
tized in the waters of the Ohio river at
Owensboro, KY.
THIRTY-FoUR families, comprising
1913 persons, left Pullman, ILL.,, for Hia-
watha, Kan, where they will engage
in cooperative car building.
DAMAGE of $3.50, 600 was caused by a
blaze in the establishment of Gold
berg, Bowen & Liebenbaum at San
Francisco.
DURING a circus parade at Terrell,
Tex, an awning collapsed and four
persons were fatally and 100 seriously
injured.
THE post office department issued
orders declaring the Artisans Savings
and Loan association of Pittsburgh,
Pa; the Omaha (Neb) Cooperative
Supply company, and the American
Saving and Loan association of Chi.
cago to be fraudulent concerns and
not entitled to use of the mails.
THE visible supply of grain in the
United States on the 9Th was: Wheat
SO,O27, 600 bushels; corn, 1855, 600 bush.
els; oats, 9,373, 900 bushels; rye, 444, OOC
bushels: barley, 3,Sl0.000 bushels
A sNowsToRM, accompanied by high
wind, visited Hartford, Conn, pros.
trating telegraph and telephone wires.
THE prod uction of anthracite coal in
Pennsylvania for the year 1893 was
47,l79, 563 tons, an increase of / ,444, 1S9
tons over that of 1892. The bituinin.
Gus coal produced was AZ, 421 .S9S tons,
against 46, ,575, ,576 tons in 1892.
SILoN LEWIS, the condemned Choc-
taw murderer, was shot at Wilburton
l. II. He had to be strangled to end
his sufferings.
A DECISION which practically abol.
ishes habeas corpus proceedings in de-
barred immigrant cases was rendered
by Judge Lacombe, of New York.
THE anti-toxin remedy for diphtheria
was being tested in four cases in the
municipal hospital, Philadelphia,
SUCCESSFUL exhibitions of the value
of hypnotic influences in performing