Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-02-17
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
IN fight near Warm Springs, Va,
between officers and moonshiners two
of the former and two of the latter
were killed
JUDGE j. w. PRoCToR of Glenwood,
Fla, was married to Miss Elizabeth
Maddox, of Athens, Ga. They had
courted by correspondence and had
never seen each other
AS WILLIAM PURvIs was swung off
the scaffold at Columbia. Miss. the
rope broke, and the sheriff refused to
hang him again.
PETER DEGRAFF was hanged at Win
ston, N. c., for numbering his sweet
heart, Ellen Smith.
THE Kansas supreme court decided
that Gov. Lewelling had no authority
to remove Mrs. Mary e. Lease from the
state board of charity.
FREDERICK MARVIN, cashier of the
Third national bank at Detroit, Mich,
has fieo. He was said TO be 500, 600
short in his accounts.
AT San Francisco the schooner Ban
gor arrived fifteen days from Honolulu
The captain of the Bangor reports
every unlnR quleU du honolulu.
NEW YORK anarchists placarded the
houses of Depew, Vanderbilt, Astor
and other rich men with warnings writ
ten in Latin.
FREQUENT post Office robberies in
Ohio and Indiana lead the government
inspectors to think an organized gang
is at work.
A CYCLONE swept over the north
western portion of Mississippi and
plantations were devastated, farm
houses were wrecked and the debris
scattered over the country for miles
around. Several persons were injured
and one woman killed.
MANY persons were hurt, much prop
erty destroyed and negro child killed
by cyclone at Port Hudson. La.
PRoFANE language is to be penalized
by the National Baseball lealua.
GOLD is reported to have been found
in rich deposit on farm miles from
Portland, Ind.
STATISTICS issued from the census Of
fee show that the farmers are the most
prosperous class in the whole country.
In the New York legislature the bill
submitting the proposition to annex
Brooklyn and other Long Island towns
to the city of New York was passed by
the assembly.
The publishers of Godey's Magazine
made an assignment in New York.
Godey's Magazine, which was formerly
called Godey's Ladies' Book, is one of
the Oldest publications in the United
States, being sixty-four years old.
THE exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 9th aggregated
sSSs, ZIG, s5G, against s76s, 522, 347 the pre-
vious week. The decrease, compared
with the corresponding week in 1898,
was 800.
The entire plant of the Ute Pass
works at Colorado City, COL, was
burned, the loss being 100000.
EDWARD BENSON, aged 16, while
playing al hanging was strangled
to death at jackson. Tenn.
THE Indian school building at Pine
Ridge agency was destroyed by fire.
ONLY 500 of the assets of the Ex-
change bank of Seville, o., could be
found by the sheriff. 1t had $50, 900 de-
posits
THERE were 3S5 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 9th, against 1886 the week
previous and 222 in the corresponding
time in 1898.
JOHN w. LOVE, the president of Wat
lSins, n. Y, and cashier of the First
national bank, absconded with $4,000
/ of the funds of the bank.
j. CLAYTON, living in cumberland
county, KY, was tortured by robbers
until he revealed where 81, 800 was hid
den.
REV. JOHN DINGLEDEY was convicted
of cruelty to inmates of an orphans
home at Richmond, Ind, and fined
5000. %
JACK PRINCE, bicyclist, beat horse
in 10-mile race at Jacksonville, Fla.
JOHN HART, convicted of killing his
two sisters at Rockford, Ill, was SEN
fenced by Judge Shaw to be hanged on
Friday, March 10. M
JAMES Ross, aged Ss years, attempted
to kill his wife and mother-in-law at
Pittsburgh, Pa, and then committed
suicide. Domestic trouble was the
cause.
A wINDsToRM which swept over In
diana did great damage, unroofing
houses and blowing down fences and
trees.
ROBERT MARLEH was hanged at Pine
vile. Ky. He with two others had
fred into passing train, killing Mrs
Mary Bowling.