Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-03-30

American citizens against the Venezu-
ella government has decided in the
formers favor
Minister Thurston of Hawaii has de-
cided to depart from Washington be-
fore his government can officially recall
him.
Secretary Herbert has contracted for
the construction of a torpedo boat of
the Holland type at cost of s15000O.
Minnesota Legislature is considering a
bill which, If adopted, will prevent nuns
teaching in public schools.
Citizens of Lexington, Neb., are urg-
ing Sam Woi Tai, Chinaman, to make
the race for mayor of the place.
Illinois house has passed a bill calcu-
lated to abolish truck stores in connec-
ton with coal mines in the state.
Revisors of elections in st. Louis have
completed their work by eliminating
n,54S names from the poll books.
Republican leaders of Illinois will
urge the Legislature to defeat the Hum
phrey pool selling bill, which has Great
ed storm.
Milwaukee republican committee has
issued a circular urging voters to sup
port Clemenston for Supreme judge.
Emperor William, at the head of de-
tachments of the army, visited Prince
Bismarck and presented him sword
of honor.
Maurice Kozminski of Chicago has
been decorated with the Palmes Acade-
mique by the French government.
United States Consul Enoch j. Smith
ers died at Hioga, Japan, from para
lytic attack.
William S. Kimball, vice e-president of
the American Tobacco company, and
identified with many other corporations,
died at Rochester. N. Y.
Sanford Wilson, a veteran of Cedar
Vile, Ohio, was killed by robbers, who
then set the house on fire.
John r. Tucker, aged 81, an attorney
of Jeffersonville, Ind, was killed in an
encounter with William Taylor, aged TO-
Joseph w. Pascoe, of Galena, ILL.,,
prominent as a raiser of fine horses,
committed suicide.
Hugh Glenn, well-known resident of
Sandstone, Mimi, was beaten to death
by Ole Anderson.
The bank at Mount Morris, ILL.,, was
robbed, the safe being wrecked with
dynamite. 1t is thought that only $3.50
was taken.
Incendiaries caused the total destruc-
tion of Robinson & Co.'S stock barns
near Decatur, Ind. Loss, $40, 900.
Gov. Altgeld has issued a proclama-
tion designating Friday, April 10, as
Arbor day.
Two men were killed and three others
badly injured by the explosion of a saw
mill boiler near Van Vert Ohio.
A bill has been offered in the New
York senate to prohibit the wearing of
tights by women.
All the property of the whisky trust
has been decided to the receivers, in ac-
cordance with the order of the United
States court.
The order of the dominion govern
ment on the separate school question
was read in the Manitoba legislature
Judge Ludwig of Milwaukee appointed
s. 7. Beattie receiver for the Florence
Iron River Mining company.
Anthony Comstock raided Trinity
Baptist church in New York and ar
rested the organist for circulating an
obscene pamphlet.
Mrs. Won der Ahe wife of the we'll.
known baseball magnate, secured di,
vorce on the ground of infidelity.
George III. Shafer, general manager
of the Waukesha Water company, has
been appointed receiver of the company
by Judge Seaman.
Coal operators of Indiana are discus
sing plan to form a pool like the one
recently effected in Ohio.
The Nashau Savings bank the third
largest in New Hampshire, has closed
because of not being able to realize on
western investments.
Southern passenger rates were re-
stored by local agents.
A New Orleans grand jury, investi-
eating the recent riots, lays the blame
for the trouble upon the authorities.
Dispatches from Madrid state that
the Senor Muruaga, Spanish minister
to the United States, will resign and
forestall dismissal
No effort was made in st. Louis to
enforce the Sunday closing law. Sa-
looms and stores kept their doors open.
The Newport Deposit bank of Perry
county, Penn, will not open it's doors
to-day.
An earthquake shock was felt at
Yampa valley, Colo.
L. S. Milligan of Lenox, Iowa, lost
his fortune in board of trade specula-
tion and committed suicide.
Reports from all sections of the south
show business to be rapidly improving
under the stimulus of fine weather.
Ex-Congressman Richard VauX, not
ed for his philanthropy, died in Phila-
delphia of the grippe, aged rs years.
EX-Lieutenant Governor Edmund
Carnes, of Nebraska, died of pneumonia
at Seward He was elected to the Office
twice.
Rev. Dr. W. M. b. Yonce. professor of
ancient languages at Roanoke college,
Virginia, dropped dead in church at
Salem.
Jim Morrison, notorious murderer
and counterfeiter of Alabama, was
killed while resisting arrest near Toad
vine.
1t has been proved that certain om-
GERS of the Colorado reformatory at
Buena Vista have been guilty of shock
ing treatment to prisoners.
Mary Delaney of Milwaukee, was ar
rested in Washington, ID. c.. on the
charge of setting fire to two churches.
Jim French, the incendIary, land
Jumper and thief. has been captured at