Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-14

chased the yacht Vigilant and will race
the Valkyrie and Britannia in English
waters.
In granting a modification of his
Northern Pacific order Judge Jenkins,
of Milwaukee, asserts that courts have
power to interfere in strikes.
DAN AHREN, n negro, was lynched at
Greensboro, Ga, for assaulting Mrs
Chambers, a helpless old woman.
SIMEON MANTELL, wealthy farmer
at Lebanon, Ind, was swindled out of
81, 100 by confidence men.
Born houses of the Iowa legislature
adjourned sine die.
MICHAEL MAsTRoPIETRo, head of a
New Jersey Italian bank, has left the
country owing depositors 100000.
STATISTICS compiled in New York
for the last three months show a de-
crease of immigration of nearly 40 per
cent compared with last year. The
number for the last quarter was 90, 292,
while that of last year was 1926.
OFFICERS of the naval board at Wash
ington report that the whaleback style
OF ship is not suited for war.
ACCORDING to Bradstreet's trade was
irregular throughout the country, but
improving, Unreasonable weather af-
fected general business.
ARTHUR LAPERLE shot and killed Mrs.
Emma Levi and then shot himself in
Chicago. Both were prominent in So
ciety, and the woman had repulsed
Laperle's suit because of his love for
liquor.
A RECEIVER was appointed for the j.
B. Watkins Mortgage company of Law
renee, Kan, whose liabilities were
placed at S., $50, 900.
THREE men We're killed and fourteen
injured by the premature explosion of
a blast at Brinton, Pa.
The fire losses in the United States
for the week ended on the 7th, esti-
mated from telegraphic reports, were
50, 5s3, ,Os5. The losses since January
amount to s36, 2s7, ,7s5.
ENORMOUS hailstones fell in a storm
at Emporia, Kan, and the windows of
nearly every house in town were
broken.
ROBERT JONES, farmer at Madison
vile, KY, killed his wife, mother-in-
law and himself
REV. CLEMENT w. LEWIS, the colored
pension swindler, was sentenced at
Chattanooga, Tenn, to twenty-eight
years imprisonment
BY the explosion of sawmill boiler
at Patricksburg, Ind, four men We're
killed and another fatally injured
OF twenty-five persons in Memphis
CTenn.) tenement which collapsed four
were taken out dead and five were ia
tally injured.
ELEVEN men We're killed and six in
jured by explosions following the break
ing out of fire in a fireworks factory
near Petersburg, Va.
ALL the eastern mem bers of an opium
smuggling syndicate, six in number,
were arrested by officers at Buffalo.
JOHN STONE and William and James
Suits ran across a bottle of peach flavor
(oil of murbene) at Winston, n. c.,
thought it was peach brandy and drank
it and all died.
JOSEPH KNIsELY was awarded the
purse of $4,000 in the six-day fasting
match with Ashley Fields at Bourbon,
Ind.
THREE married sisters at Van Vert,
o., named Jennie Schroeder, Anna NJ.
Hartin and Emma Howard, fled suits
for divorce. one lawyer representing
all. The charge was the same in all
petitions-desertion.
HENRY ENREGARD quarreled with his
sweetheart, Emma Stahl, at st. Louis,
and fatally shot her and then shot him
self.
The prairies in western Kansas
were swept by destructive fires and
many stacks of straw We're consumed
WILLIAM Rooney, one of the election
inspectors convicted recently in New
York, dropped dead in the penitentiary.
ALL the big worlds fair buildings
were sold at private sale to L. c. Gar
rett, st. Louis contractor, for SIS, 900.
ALMA ROGERS, of Dixon, ILL.,, died
from the effects of bullet shot he re-
ceived in the eye at the siege of Vicks-
burg thirty years ago.
BURGLARS robbed the safe of the
o., of $4,000 worth of jewelry, watches
and diamonds.
WHILE fighting fire in the Davidson
theater at Milwaukee nine fremen
were killed and number injured by
the giving way OF the roof. The prop
erty loss was 100000.
THEODORE p. HAUGHEY, ex-president
of the indianapolis national bank, en-
tered a plea of guilty to the principal
charges of looting the bank. Sentence
was deferred.
SIX of the crew of the bark Belmont,
which was wrecked off Chatham, Mass,
went down with the vessel
A TORNADO which swept through
Coffey county, Kan, destroyed many
buildings and did great damage to
fruit and grain.
STORM of unequaled severity ragged
on the north Atlantic coast. while snow
fell at many points in the northwest.
In a fire in Mannion's livery stable at
Baltimore, Md, 1877 fine animals were
burned. The loss exceeded $500, 900.
j. w. WooD, state treasurer of the A.
o. U. W. lodge with headquarters at
Marshall, Mich, was said to be de-
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