Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-05-26

to him.
BooKKEEPER j. J. KEAN, of the Har-
lem river bank in New York, was
charged with stealing $4,000 of the
bank's funds.
FRANK GooDALE, well-known
jockey, was thrown from Judge Payne
at Louisville and trampled to death by
the horses following him.
ALL the employees of the Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy railroad have been
requested by the company to submit to
vaccination.
VIOLENT storms of wind and snow
swept over Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio,
Iowa and Indiana, doing vast damage
to crops and buildings and causing
some deaths.
The National Editorial association
will meet in tenth annual convention
at Asbury Park, N. j., July to 20.
APPLICATION was made in Philadel-
ptia for receiver for the order of
Tonti. The liabilities were said to
reach into the millions
EXPERIMENTS in Washington with
new brand of smokeless powder dis
covered by a Virginian proved it supe-
rior to any yet tested.
JUDGE BooKwALTER, of Danville, dis
missed the suit attacking the sena-
torial apportionment of Illinois, and
the case will be taken to the supreme
court.
THE percentages of the baseball clubs
in the national league for the week
ended on the 10Th were: Cleveland,
$40; Baltimore, 500; Philadelphia,
| $50; Pittsburgh, .6G7; Boston, .565; New
York, AIS; Brooklyn, .47s; Cincinnati,
.474; st. Louis, 400; Louisville, .316;
| Chicago, 300; Washington, 100.
STRIKING miners called Walter
Glover, nonstriker, to his door near
birmingham, Ala, and riddled him
with bullets.
The Conemaugh river at Johnstown,
| Pa, overfiowed it's banks and the
streets were covered with water to the
depth of feet.
AT Cambridge, Mass, James Wilson,
| 40 years old, murdered his wife by cut
ting her throat and then fatally
wounded himself.
The latest estimate of the loss of life
off the harbor of Chicago during the
recent storm was twenty-eight.
| HEAVY rains caused disastrous floods
throughout Pennsylvania. At Will
Transport the boom which contained
81, ,000,0O0 worth of lumber gave way.
GREAT damage was done by frosts to
| growing crops over an extensive range
of territory. The effect of the cold
wave was felt from the northern line
of Dakota to the gulf, and it also went
well toward the Atlantic, especially in
the southern states.
SEVEN men were killed and number
injured in a collision between Chesa-
pealle & Ohio trains in Standing Rock
tunnel near Princeton, Ky.
WHILE attempting to rescue the crew
of the waterlogged schooner William
Shoupe four sailors were drowned near
Port Huron, Mich.
Ex-GENERAL MASTER WORKMAN 7. v.
PowDERLY, A. w. Wright and P. II.
Quinn were expelled from the knights
of Labor on charge of plotting the
orders destruction.
The Julius Schiel company's dry
goods and l.. .Dannenbaum's whole.
sale millinery establishment in Phila-
delphia were destroyed by fire, the loss
being S525, 200.
Two MASKED men attempted to hold
up stage near Milton, Cal, and one
was killed by the express messenger.
The Kellys and Raffertys at South
vile, Mass, settled a long-standing
feud with revolvers and two would die
and two others were badly wounded.
PROPERTY valued at Sl45,000 was de
stroyed in Akron, o., by blaze which
started in planning mill.
A CLoUDBURsT southwest of Dunkirk
n. Y, caused one of the most disas
trous foods known there in many
years.
THE special grand jury in Chicago
decided upon the indictment of fifty
eight persons for violation of the elec
tion law at the December and Apri
elections. Among those on the list are
two election commissioners, one eX
election commissioner, three aldermen
number of judges and clerks of elec
tion and several policemen.
The Ohio legislature adjourned sin,
die. Among the bills passed was on,
to hold but one session in two years.
THE Traders bank of Tacoma
Wash, suspended payment for sec
ond time.
| INNESIlGAIlON Oh tne dLGeLnpUe'
bribery of senators to vote against tn
tariff bill was begun in Washington
Senators Kyle and Hunton and Buttz
the alleged briber, were before the
committee.
In trying to arrest three outlaws a
Yukon, o., T., two deputy sheriffs wer
fatally shot and one of the bandits wa
, wounded.
CoXEY, Browne and Jones, the CON
monweal leaders, were sentenced t
twenty days in Jail for displaying pal
tisan banners in the capitol grounds.
{ WILLIAM PERDUE went to the hom
S of Squire A. w. Rumble in Nevada, Mo
1 and shot him dead and then took hi
own life. A family feud was tn
cause.
THE flood in western Pennsylvania
S still continued, and boats, bridges
houses and other property had bee