Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-02-24


Mich, was destroyed by fire, the loss
being S17o, 900.
ALL but 81, 900, 900 worth of the new
per cent bonds have been paid for
and the money covered into the treas
ury
THE lowest prices ever known in this
country were reached during the week
ended on the 10th in wheat, silver, coke
and some forms of iron and steel
DISSATISFIED land owners brought
work on a Florida road to stop by
planting dynamite bombs along the
right of way.
JOE DICK, an Indian, who murdered
Thomas Gray last August, was exc
cuted at the county courthouse near
Eufala, l. T.
ENCOURAGING reports of the progress
Of the movement were made to the ma
tional woran's suffrage convention in
Washington.
BECAUSE he married an actress Rob-
ert L. Cutting, of New York, forfeited
all interest in his grandfather's i'm
mense estate.
No IMPROVEMENT was reported in the
business situation throughout the coun-
try.
WILLIAM LEONARD was hanged at
Frederick, Md, for the killing of Jesse
Anderson, railway trackman, on Sep
tember 6, 1893, at Lime Kiln. He is
said to have had four living wives
4EFFIGIEs of Secretary of Agriculture
Morton were found hanging at several
points in Nebraska City.
EIGHT uprecognizablec corpses and the
timbers of two vessels were washed
ashore near Provincetown, Mass.
The George Clark lands in New York
will be sold, after having been in the
family since 17O6.
DoRRIs HAMMER was convicted of a
white cap outrage at Double Springs.
Ala, and fined $500. 1t was the first
conviction of the kind in the state.
Two NEGROES who assaulted Mrs.
Annie Rucker, an aged white woman,
were lynched by mob near Birming
ham, Ala.
A CYCLONE did great damage toRrop-
erty near Homer, La, and killebtwo
children.
EDWARD c. GRAMM, sent to Jail ct
Harrisburg, Pa, for assault and bat
terry upon the oath of brother, COM
mitted suicide.
FRED MEYERS and Anton Skinhoi
were suffocated by gas in a hotSl in
Kenosha, Wis
GRAIN men say the recent hSGvy
snow will make wheat crop of 100,
600, 900 bushels in Kansas
THIRTY-sEvEN of the fifty-eight coal
miners charged with riot at Pittsburgh,
Pa, were found guilty.
BY mistake Mr.. Luke of Nashville
ILL.,, was confirmed by the senate as
postmaster at Nashville, Ia
The steamer Australia sailed for
Honolulu, Hawaii, from San Francico,
bearing fifty cases of rifle cartridges.
REV. JOSHUA c. BRIGGS, supposed to
have been killed by train near OF
tawa, o., was murdered.
FIRE partly destroyed the Illinois
state building on the worlds fair
grounds.
Two WOMEN were fatally hurt near
Olanthe, Kan, by the explosion of
dynamite placed in a stove to thaw.
The lumber output of the Pacific
northwest has decreased during the
last year roo, 100000 feet
MRS. LEASE, of Kansas, claims to be
mason and says she will organize
lodges of women throughout this coun-
try.
SCHOOL officials of Concordia, Kan,
have resolved to withhold the pay of
any woman teacher who marries during
the term.
The works of the Griswold Oil COM
pany at Warren, o., were destroyed
by fire with $4,000 barrels of linseed
product. Loss, $4,000
Gov. RICH, ot Michigan, formally re-
moved from Office Secretary of State
Jochin, Treasurer Hambitzer and Land
Commissioner Berry, the erring officials
who failed to canvass the returns upon
the salaries amendment last spring
CHAs H. LUsroMB, of New York, was
elected president of the League OF
American Wheelmen at the annual
meeting in Louisville.
jim MITCHELL, of Richmond, Tex, q
man long known for desperate char
acter, shot to death three men, one lit
tie child and wounded woman in the
railway depot at Houston.
SURROUNDED near Visalia, Evans and
Morrel, the notorious California ban.
dts, surrendered to the officers.
A SUIT which involves st. Louis prop
erty valued at s5O,OOO 900 has beer
brought by the heirs of Jean Baptiste
| Becruitt
! A'wARRANT was issued for the arrest
of Gov, Hogg, of Texas, who was sale
to have killed deer in the close sea
! son. a-''
THREE boys were killed and six in
jured by the explosion of boiler on {
plantation near Houma, La
INDIANAPOLIS laboring men refused
to work. in relays with their uuem
ployed follows and riot was narrowly
averted.
IN South Chicago 47O families, l,5OI
poverty-stricken persons, were depend
ing upon the relief society for the nee
essaries of life.
Mrs Il. J. ADGE and Mr. Mcdonald
son were fording a swollen streau