Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-21

strike,
THE exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 18th aggre-
gated $500, 100, or, against s94S, 6e2, 1s1
| the previous week. The decrease, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1898, was 26.1.
| Docs raided flock of seventy y-five
sheep near Alliance, O., and killed
sixty-five of them.
The total production of coal in the
United States for the year 1898 was
17y, 326, 612 tons with valuation of
S205, 2b6, 40
WILLIAM LEWIS (colored) was hanged
by mob near Lamison, Ala, for muir
dering Robert Shields, white planter.
| GEORGE AsHwoRTH, who mortally
wounded a woman near Indianola, Ia. /,
killed himself to avoid arrest
| NEARLY 100, 600, 900 bushels of availa-
BILE wheat in the United States and
Canada was reported by Bradstreet's
DIR. JAMES A. HUTCHINSON, Thomas
| g. knight and Frank White were
drowned while duck shooting near
Rockville Center, L. l.
The Massachusetts, legislature de-
feated the bill prohibiting treating in
places where liquor is sold.
JUDGE DUNDY ordered the Union Pa
cific receivers to restore the wages of
employees which were cut last Septem-
| Der.
CHARLES WISDOM (colored), aged 90
years, was hanged in the Jail yard in st.
Louis for the murder of Edward A.
BreXler, tobacconist, on the night of
April "a, 1892.
The gold production in the United
| States in 1898 was valued at s35, $50, 900,
an increase of S1,57s, 423 over the pre-
| vious year
STRIKING coke workers drove en-
| ployes from their work at Uniontown,
Pa. Gov. Pattison was asked for troops
THIRTEEN persons were said to have
lost their lives in the fire at Buffalo,
N. Y, that destroyed the glucose
| works.
j. w. WATKINS, well-to-do farmer
living near Hiawatha, Kan, fatally
shot his wife and then committed sui
eide by taking poison. Domestic
, trouble was the cause.
OPERATORS threatened to put ne
groes at work in the Blue Creek (Ala. J
coal mines, and a race war was likely
to follow.
DURING the year ended March the
! city of New York expended over S15,-
! 600, 900 upon its needy population.
THE schooner Jennie Carter went
ashore at Salisbury Beach, Mass. and
the captain and his niece and six sail
| ors were drowned.
TwENTY-FoUR buildings in the heart
of Santa Cruz Cal, We're destroyed by
an incendiary blaze, the loss being
1855, 900.
AT conference of representatives OF
women's organizations in Washing ton
resolutions asking congress to consider
the Breckenridge case were adopted.
New YORK society leaders are active
| ly at work to secure an equal suffrage
amendment of the state constitution.
SEYMOUR NEwLAND (colored) was
| Hanged by mob at Rushsylvania, o.,
| for assaulting Mrs. Jane Knowles, a re-
| spectacle white woman 81 years of age.
JACK CREWS. the murderer of four
persons at Gainesville, Tex, was
| lynched by mob.
The jury in the case of ex-Secretary
of State Joachim, of Michigan, charged
with falsifying public records, was un-
able to agree and was discharged.
The residence of August Krinkie
near GAINESVILLE, Mimi, was burned and
three of his daughters, aged respect
lively 10, s and 6 years, perished in the
flames
| MADELINE POLLARD was awarded S15-
600 in her damage suit in Washington
against Congressman w. c. P. Breckin-
ridge.
THE West End Land company al
Nashville, Tenn, owning about 500
acres of suburban property, failed TO,
| $3.50,
| CHARLIE RADBoURN, the widely
known baseball pitcher, formerly o:
the Boston club, had the misfortune te
lose an eye while hunting near Bloom
ington, Ill.
MANY houses were washed away ant
much stock drowned by cloudburst a
Troy, Tex.
OFFICIAL figures obtained at th'
treasury show that for nine months
and half of the present fiscal year thu
! government expenditures have exceed
ed the receipts by s6S,000,0 600.
PERRY BAKER and Miss Rail Conklir
We're killed by the cars near Muncie
Ind. The young people were soon tt
be married.
JUDGE NoTT, of the court of claim
in Washington, decided that the presi
dent could lawfully approve bill afte
the adjournment of congress.
Gov. WAITE was upheld by the Colo
rado supreme cour. in his contest witt
the Denver police board
| CHARLES c. STEVENS, wealthy mem
ber of the New York cotton exchange
was found dead in his berth on tn
Rock Island road at Wichita, Kan.
NEARLY 5000 miners were on a stris
in Alabama.
A LONE highwayman robbed tn
stage near Milton, CAL, of the Wells
Fargo treasure box containing So, 600.
A BOILER exploded in sawmill nea
Bainbridge, o., killing two men an