Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-04-20
HISTORY OF A WEEK.
THE NEWS OF SEVEN DAYS UP
TO DATE.
Political. Religious. Social and Criminal
Doings of the Whole World Carefully
Condensed For Our Readers.-The Ac
cident Record.

Chicago at AleNandIla, va, was WoH
by Peckham in the fourth round.
w. S. TUFTS, general merchant and
saw mill operator at Withee, Wis, as
signed with assets S4O,OOO ana habinties
Sl2, 600.
The election of c. A. Parish, Capt j.
A. Nelson First Lieutenant, Company
B, Fifth Infantry, Taylorville, ILL.,, is
confirmed. oscar Carpen's resignation
from Troop A, Chicago, is accepted and
an election will be held April 20.
The training ship Alliance sailed from
Newport, r. l., Monday. Southamp-
ton will be her first stop.
A motion has been filed in the district
court at Sioux City for the removal of
T. A. Black from the receivership of the
Boston Investment company, and the
appointment of B. l.. Burgess in his
stead.
The Iowa Construction and Manu-
featuring company, of Sioux City, deal
ers in plumbing and steam fitting sup
plies, has failed. Assets are said to
equal liabilities. The company was
capitalized at $4,000.
The Supreme Lodge knights of Pyth-
las has instituted suit against the City
National bank of Fort Worth, Texas,
for s150,000 deposits and interest due
the order The bank failed April 5, and
is now in the hands of receivers.
The annual convention of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union, of
Cumberland county, closed at Greenup,
ILL.,, with lecture by Miss Marie C.
Brehm, district president. Mrs. Mary
Sander was elected secretary, and Miss
Brehm president.
The annual election of Ohio directors
at Springfield, Ohio, resulted in the
election of the old directors, with the
addition of w. l.. Malcom, of New
York. Extensions TO Columbus and
Cincinnati, to connect with the Cleve-
land Akron and Columbus, will be
pushed. A road to Chicago and Mil
waukee is under consideration.
Northern Pacific lists of railway lands
have been approved for 1883 acres in
Minnesota and 1,O6O646 acres in Wash
ington.
Mondays statement of the condition
of the treasury shows: Available cash
balance, S1S5, ,391 ,991; gold reserve, $780,
3l3,692.
Secretary Carlisle said that he would
like very much to take part in the ap-
preaching campaign in Kentucky and
would certainly do so if his official
duties would permit.
A delegation of colored men called on
the President and asked him to review
the Emancipation day parade Monday.
Notwithstanding it being a cabinet
meeting day .the President consented.
The following officers of the revenue
cutter service have been placed on the
retired list: Capts. T. w. Lay and M.
L. McKeen, Chief Engineers W. c.
Wheeler andJ. NJ. Chase, Second Lieu
tenant Samuel Howard and First AS
sistant Engineer James T. Keliher,
DR.. L. Hayman, rep, was elected
mayor and Fred P. Walker, rep, treas
urer at Roscobel. A majority of the
aldermen are republicans.
The new board of education at Akron
Ohio, is solidly republican, and the first
board in that city to be composed en-
tirely Of one party.Two of the fifteen
members are women.
T. p. Kessler, a wealthy farmer, shot
and killed himself at Waterloo, Ind
He had lost $500 recently in a busi-
ness transaction, and this is regarded
as the cause.
Sam Roland, aged IS, during an al.
tercation with a companion named
James, in baseball game east of Ma
with bat and instantly killed.
Fannie Fox, aged is, daughter of g
farmer living near Rives Junction
Mich. died at the Good Samaritan
home in Jackson as the result of NAL
practice. Curtis Harwood, of Leslie, al
admirer, has been arrested.
AT Shamokin, Pa, during an argu
ment between Walter Rupp and Viii
liam Cowker, aged 13 and 10 respect
lively, Rupp stabbed Cowker three time!
in the face and neck, one blow severint
the windpipe. Slight hopes are enter
tanned for the boys recovery.
William De Moss of Denver shot anC
killed Joseph Rosso. They had troubl,
over a girl.
Manuel DUNCAN, a negro, was founC
dead with rope about his neck nea
Birmingham, Ala. A gang of thieve
was afraid he would tell the granc
jury ali he knew.
Angus d. Gilbert of Boston, the al
legged murderer of Alice Sterling, ha
admitted to the police that he buriet
the body of the child under the barr
where it was found, but declares h
found her dead.
At Rutland, VT, in the trial of Henr,
Harris for the murder of Henry L
Lawrence, Albert Brown, state wit
ness, confessed that his father an,
himself killed Mr.. Lawrence at thei
home and Harris knew nothing of 1t.
George McKenna, a gripman, wa
killed in the Springside mine at Pant
Ill, by being run over by car
Three residences, one boarding hous
and three dry kilns at Texarkana, Ark
property of the Central Coal and COX
company, burned. The loss is s50,0el
insurance, $4,000. Z.
The empress of Germany is snfferin
from severe cold. hH
The British steamer Clyde is reporte
in distress off Cape Finisterre.
Mr.. Gladstone received a-deputatio
of Armenian refugees at Hawarden an
made speech denouncing the ou
RACES. ZEE
The Cornell Law school has lengtl
ened its course to three years. 80
Cleveland police arrested man WI
Is believed TO have been a member
the gang which tortured and robbie
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt =. Childs. 6
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