Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-28
A FIRE in birmingham, Ala, de-

foreigneIJ, principally Italians, Slavs
and Hungarians, have left Cleveland,
o., for Europe.
In an address at a picnic of the peo-
| ple's party of New York "Gen." Coxey
urged the sending of all idle men to
Washington, to be provided for
JOHN +. WARNER the young man
| who left Chicago January 80 to make
the circle of the globe without dollar
to pay his way, accomplished the task
| in less than six months.
A CLouDBURsT in the mountains of
the Prieta district, southwest of Sal
tillo. Mexico, washed houses away and
drowned fifteen men.
A NEW counterfeit $40 national bank
note was discovered on the national
bank of Barre, Vt.
REFUSED food by the residents of
Fremont, o., Count Ryballsowslki's Pol
ish commonwealers set fire to the
county fair buildings.
A CONFERENCE of bimetallists has
been called to meet in Washington
August 10 to consider plans to bring
about change in the governments
monetary policy
w. j. MARTIN, Muncie Qnd.) glass
worker, drank two gallons of water on
wager and died two hours later.
The schooner Golden Rule, from the
West Indies for Boston, was wrecked
and her crew of seven was lost.
Col. BRECKINRIDGE's name is missing
from the newly printed list of mem
bers of Lexington (Ky.) lodge of free
masons.
Il f,t 1l,,,, la
Matilda Schatzhuber and then killed
himself in the saloon owned by the
wemans husband in Chicago
AN appeal for the support of the pub
lie in the fight with the Pullman com
pany was issued by the officers of the
A. r. U.
THOMAS BROWN, Coal City Qll.)
miner, shot and instantly killed his
wife and then killed himself. jealousy
was the cause.
The percentages of the baseball clubs
in the national league for the week
ended on the 21st were: Baltimore,
.667; Boston, .662; New York .59T; Cleve
land, ,563; Brooklyn, $50; Philadel-
phia, .537; Pittsburgh, .526; Cincinnati,
.479; st. Louis, .434; Chicago, .4O3;
Louisville, 1924: Washington, .27O
DIRECTORS DOYLE, Goodwin, Hogan.
Elliot, McVean and Burns of the
American Railway union were arrested
in Chicago on indictments found by the
federal grand jury.
The mediation committee of the Sac
ramento (Cal) A. R. U. declared the
strike off unconditionally.
A VIOLENT rain and hailstorm swept
Niagara county, n. Y, and did dam
age which would probably exceed ST.
600, 900.
The James d. Avery mansion, which
was associated intimately with the
colonial period of American history.
was burned at Groton, Conn. 1t was
built more than $50 years ago.
CAsIMIRo ARENo shot and killed his
wife and her paramour, Refugio Ortiz,
at Antonito, Col.
STRIKERS prevented the reopening of
the Allen paper car wheel works at
Pullman by threatening the lives of
the employees if they deserted the
ranks.
FoRTY-NINE employees of the Great
Northern road were arraigned in the
United States court at Minneapolis,
Mimi, charged with conspiracy and
interfering with the mails.
A BOMB was exploded under the home
of nonunion workman in Dunbar,
Pa, wrecking it, but none of the fam
lily was injured.
THE striking railroad employees at
Portland, Ore, formally declared the
strike off.
A HEROIC statue of John A. Logan
was unveiled in the soldiers home at
Hot Springs by the South Dakota Me-
mortal association.
AT Burney's Station, Ind, George
Heron, the keeper of quart shop"
was taken from his bed by masked
men and given fifty-three lashes with
beech gad
DEPUTY marshals, backed by federal
troops, arrested 200 residents of Pond
Creek, o. T., for train wrecking.
MIR. AND Mrs j. w. EDWARDS and
son and book agent whose name was
unknown We're drowned in Otsego
lake near Cooperstown, N. Y, by the
capsizing of boat.
Gov. TILLMAN, of South Carolina,
issued proclamation declaring the
liquor dispensary law to be in full
force.
EUGENE V. DEBs and nine other MEM
bers of the American Railway union
We're held for trial on charge of con-
spiracy by Commissioners Bloodgood at
| Milwaukee.
| A FoURTEEN-YEAR-oLD girl, feet and
inches tall, died of consumption at
her home near Fort Wayne, Ind.
THE gold reserve in the treasury on
the 23d was 100000, 900, the lowest on
record.
SEVEN men were killed in head-eud
collision between cannon-ball trains
on the Texas Pacific near Queen City,
| Tex.
MICHAEL L. DOYLE, dry goods dealer
+ in New York. failed for $4,000
The Rosebud mill at Cripple Creek,
Col, one of the most complete gold ore
reduction plants in the country, was
destroyed by fire, Loss, $l5O,OOO.
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