Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-12

JerTlDie manner.
TIE third baseball game for the
Temple cup was played at Cleveland
between the Cleveland and Baltimore
clubs, and was won by the former by
a score of Z to l.
AT Birmingham, Ala, Sam Childress
tried to shoot his sweetheart in fit of
jealousy. lie was killed by Deputy
Sheriff Cole in attempting to escape.
AT Washington a petition asking
congress to give Cuba support has re-
ceived over 1000 names, including
some of the leading men of the city.
In convention at Fresno, Cal, the
State Bankers association adopted a
resolution opposing the free coinage of
silver at the ratio of l6 to /.
Nor knowing what the punishment
would be fifty-one saloonkeepers at st
Joseph, Mo-, pleaded guilty in the
United States court to failing to can
eel stamps on liquor barrels and were
sentenced to one year each in the peni-
tentiary and to pay fine of $500
AT the laying of the corner stone of
the new st. Mary's Catholic church at
Lorraine, o., platform gave way, and
in the crush that followed one person
was killed, number fatally injured
and score or more seriously hurt.
BY the wrecking of freight train
near Blackstone Junction, Mass,
Charles Lawson, the engineer, and
Edward Fay and George e. Monroe,
brakemen, were killed.
The big 5o,O0O-pound fiywheel at
the power house of the Hudson Elec-
trio Light company at Hoboken, n. j.,
burst, killing the engineer and badly
wounding his two assistants. A SINH
lar accident in the electric light plant
at Homestead, Pa, killed John Bow
man, the engineer.
EX-SHERIFF PATRICK KENNEDY was
murdered at Leadville, Col, by his
father-in-law, ex-Police Justice Thomas
Powers, family troubles being the
cause.
HENRY FABLE, Louis Wegman and
Charles Wegman were suffocated in n
well on farm near Toledo, o.
The first men to be convicted under
a law enacted by the Oklahoma legis-
lature making the punishment for
highway robbery Imprisonment for
life, were Tullis and Henry Welsh.
They were convicted of robbing an old
man of seven dollars
L. l.. HIATT and William II. Grote,
two of the most prominent and oldest
business men of Wheaton, ILL.,, were
drowned in Powers lake by the up
setting of their boat
ANDREW j. SCOTT was hanged at
Charleston, w. Va, for the murder of
his wife.
BY a collision between an engine
and a crowded passenger train near
Wavre, Belgium, ten persons were
killed and forty injured, several of
them seriously.
THE Colorado Milling and Elevator
company's -four mill and elevator at
Fort Collins was destroyed by fire, the
loss being SIPS, 600.
A BIG FOUR passenger train at Tiffin,
I o., killed George Shoemaker, who was
trying to cross the track in front of it.
FROM the headquarters of the Irish
National alliance in New York city an
appeal was issued calling for money to
carry on the new campaign for the
complete independence of Ireland by
any means consistent with the laws of
nations"
WHILE attempting to save the life
of young doe Henry Nelson, the
keeper of the Forest park zoo at st.
Louis was gored to death by an in
furiated elk.
/ NEAR Twohig Station, Tex, ]. Shaw,
a ranchman, two Mexican men and a
Mexican child were shot dead by
thieves who had stolen yearling steer
from Shaw.
NEAR Birmingham, Ala, by the ex-
plosion of kerosene lamp Ellie and
Addie Evatt were burned to death.
WHILE driving across the Milwaukee
& st. Paul tracks in Chicago Frank
and George Winkelman, aged and
years, were instantly killed, while
their father was seriously injured.
/ BY the explosion of gas in mine al
| Wilkesbarre, Pa, a number of miners
were killed and several seriously in.
jured.
| JUSTICE HAGNER, of the supreme
court of the District Of Columbia, rem.
dered decision giving full effect tc
! the governments title to Potomac flats
lands
In dock riot at Tonawanda, n. Y,
Capt. Phillips was killed and his sor
fatally injured.
MASKED men held up trolley cal
on the North Shore electric line be-
tween Edgewater and Argyle Park
suburbs of Chicago, and eighteen pas
sengers were beaten, shot and robbed
THE international convention of fire
chiefs opened at Augusta, Ga, Con
gresham Black delivering the address
of welcome.
JOSEPH EwALT, in a jealous rage
shot Mrs. Nellie Stegman at Denver
Col, and then sent bullet through
his own brain.
SALooNKEEPER SILER shot and killeC
John Otto at st. Louis and then killed
himself. Siler's wife was the cause o.
the trouble.
The fire loss of the United State:
and Canada for the month of Septem
her shows total of $40, ,766, 800, against
$40. 149, 900 for the same period last