Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-01-19

message at Il joint session of both
houses Of the Indiana legislature.
SAMUEL. D. PETERSON, of New Ulm,
Mimi, was given verdict for $4,000
against the Western Union Telegraph
company, which transmitted an anony-
nous libelous telegram.
II. C. FRIcK retired from the presi-
dency of the Carnegie Steel company |
at Pittsburgh, Pa- John G.. A. Leish- |
man is his successor.
Gov. UpHAM, of Wisconsin, placed ex-
Gov. Peck on the retired list of the
national guard with the rank of COM
mander-in-chicf.
The Norwegian Lutheran seminary
located in the suburbs of Minneapolis
was burned to the ground.
THERE were 420 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended ON the 11th, against $50 the
week previous and 474 in the corre-
spending time in 1893.
WILLIAM TAYLOR (colored), who muir
dered Squire David Dotty IN Madison
county on December 9 last, was hanged
at Richmond, Ky.
n. /. FUTILE and Will Creitner, of
Company c, and Jacob Denhoif, of the
post band, were drowned at niagara
on-the-Lalse, Ont.
unsuccessful attempt was made
to hold up train at 1ndianola, Miss
Two passengers were wounded by
fusillade from the would-be robbers.
THREE men while on the lookout for
burglars in New York fiat building
were suffocated by gas.
loft
Young women in every state were
found in the trunk of George Streephy,
arrested at Youngstown, o., for post
Office robbery.
EIGHT persons were injured in a
panic caused by a falling floor at
church funeral at New Haven, Conn.
THE schooner Justine foundered in
Deception bay, off the coast of Wash
ington. and her crew of fifteen were
drowned.
ONE HUNDRED firemen were FROST
britten while fighting contiagration
in Bradford, Pa. Many buildings
were destroyed and S15O,0o0 damage
done.
THE home of j. H. Baldridge near
jefferson, Ia, was destroyed by fire
and his nine children We're badly frost
bitten.
Mrs. BETTY PAGE, 80 years of age,
died at Lynn, Mass, after having
tasted forty-seven days. Her malady
was stomach cancer.
Mrs. ALICE NJ. HARTMAN, who killed
Senator NJ. D. Foley last July, was
found guilty at Reno, New, and sen
fenced to eleven years in prison.
The committee of seventy has pre-
pared a bill to the Legislature which
will wipe out police courts in New York
city.
Two MASKED men entered the express
car of Burlington train at Chilli
cothe, Ia. and after tying the hands o
the occupants robbed the safe of abou
$1,000
Bill. Cook, the leader of the OUTLAW
band which bears his name, was cap
tured at Fort Stanton, n. NJ.
NORTHWESTERN Ohio was shaken b,
the explosion of nitro-glycerine mag
azine near Gibsonburg. Houses in tn
latter place were wrecked.
A NEW counterfeit $40 United State
legal tender note was discovered. TIL
note is of the act of March 8, 1856;
series of $780, check letter b, w.
Rosecrans, register; e. Ii. Nebekel
f treasurer, with portrait of Webster
3 having small pink scalloped seal
BOTH the United States and Ital
S will demand satisfaction of Morocco
= for the boarding of the bark Seutola b
pirates.
Y The Cunning block and number {
!. other buildings were destroyed {
GAINESVILLE, o., the loss being Sl25,O
f A CANVASS of the Hooking valley
t Ohio disclosed 200 families in urgeI
need of aid.
V J.K. PALMER killed 95 out of II
birds in the shoot at Larchmont, n.
y winning the amateur championship.
IS A TRAIN struck sleigh containing
party returning from wedding ne;
l. Lebanon, Ind, and Jacob Moss al
e Miss Mary Overleese, the groom al
II bride, were killed.
ELIZA MoHNEY, aged &C, and Jot
e Mohney, aged 67, after married Ii
l. of forty-five years, and having tt
children, We're divorced at Harriso
% vile, Mo.
g JOHN HARRIS and wife, who liv,
near Paxton, Neb., ended their liv
is and that of their baby with razor
e avoid starvation.
10 MRS. IssAc PARR prevented wpe
ID on the Frisco at Paris, Tex. She d
covered bridge on fire and stood
Or the bitter cold for nearly two hours
~ flag the train.
NJ The Rhymes and Roberts famili
near Douglas, Ga, had trouble in
KS lawsuit, and Mrs. Rhymes and t.
'k daughters stabbed the three Robel
girls.
lg MICHAEL PATsKo and John Minis
lg were fatally stabbed in Il miners fig
e at Willlesbare, Pa.
s. ISAAC +. ABBOTT, cashier of t
'ee' Dover IN. H. National bank, kill
ek himself when it was discovered that
was a dcfaulter. The bank closed
MS doors.
M Ir was believed that the Brit