Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-03-23

from oppression by foreign countries.
Alfred ID. Tinsley, rejected by the sem
ate, has been again appointed postmas-
ter at Sioux Falls, S. d.
Illinois senate has passed the civil
service bill, but fears are entertained
that Gov. Altgeld may veto it.
Senator Stewart, populist member
of the Nebraska legislature, charged
that money was being used to defeat
his bill.
A material reduction from the esti-
mates has been made in the appropria-
tions for the Illinois university and
penitentiaries.
German manufacturers have formed
a commission to invade America and
fight for larger share of trade.
Dispatches from Quito state that the
insurrection in Ecuador has been sup
pressed and the leaders arrested.
Viceroy Ii Hung Chang, accompanied
by Mr. Foster of America, has arrived
at Shimonoseki to arrange peace with
Japan.
All doubt as to the fate of the Span
ish cruiser Reina Regente was set at
rest by discovery of the wreck near
Bajo Accitanos.
Confirmation has been received of the
reported sinking of the American
schooner Irene by the Spanish warship
Infanta Isabella.
A shortage of 1000 has been discov-
cred at the Carson mint. An investiga-
ton is in progress.
Officers at Bremen, Ind, had a rum
ming street fight with eight thieves in
which many shots were exchanged
without effect.
officers believe they have clew that
will 10 nf q
lynched Mrs. Holten in Nebraska.
Leonard Miller, wealthy farmer OF
Newton Falls, Ohio, was probably fatal
ly injured by masked robber.
Unknown robbers bound John Nc
MILAN of Volts Mills, head downward
and tortured him with fire to secure his
money.
Michael Murnane of Chicago was saw
agely assaulted by a brakeman in In
diana because he was Roman Catho-
lie.
Mrs Matte Shepherd and George
Willis, alleged whitecaps, have been ar
rested at Jeffersonville, Ind, for burn
ing house.
Three men have been placed in Jail
at Springfield for robbing the postottice
at Hornsby, ILL.,, on March 8.
President Bronson and Cashier Nor
gan of the wrecked savings bank at
Binghampton, N. Y, have been ar
rested on charges of burglary and
larceny.
Funeral services of H. C. Thorn, late
chairman of the Wisconsin republican
central committee, were held at Mad
ison.
Manufacturing plants in Burlington,
VT, valued at 100000, We're destroyed
Gy fire One life was lost.
Fire of an unknown origin totally de-
stroyed the Catholic church and rec
tory at Stanfold, Wis. The property
was insured.
Miss Anna Miller, formerly a kinder
garten teacher, was burned to death
in a state institution at Lincoln, Ill.
Schooner Mary A. Hall is stranded
on the rocks off Orient, J.. l., and there
is great danger of her crew being
drowned.
Harvards faculty has reiterated it's
declaration against students particl-
pating in intercollegiate football games.
Owen Ziegler got the decision over
Stanton Abbott in a siX-round go in
Philadelphia. The Everhardt-M Mckee
yer bout was declared a draw.
knights Templars and the Society
of Christian Endeavor object to hotel
proprietors getting lower excursion
rates than those given them.
At the meeting of the American AS
sociation of General Passenger and
Ticket Agents in New York William
Davidson was elected president
The st. Paul road will build docks at
Sturgeon Bay City, Wis, and establish
a line of car ferries with the east shore.
A judgment of 100000 in favor of
the Chicago and South Atlantic and
against the Monon, has been entered
at Indianapolis.
Mgr. Satolli has temporarily suspend
ed the popes edict shutting out Catho-
lie knights of Pythias.
Christian science healers at Dayton,
Ohio have Leen arrested charged with
having caused the death of a child by
neglect.
Indictments have been returned
against ten police officials of New York
and they have been put under heavy
bonds.
Final papers consolidating the entire
coal interests of all Ohio operators and
carriers were signed at Columbus.
Receivers We're appointed at st. Paul
for the Walter A. Wood Harvesting
company. No preference claims will be
recognized by the court.
The United States Cordage company
has sold its Chicago plant to the Deer
ings, it's former owners.
Vice-President Stevenson, with his
family, will leave April 10 for Europe.
where they will spend the summer
Gov. Sheldon of South Dakota has
forbidden the importation of Texas cat
tie because of the alleged presence OF
pleuro-pneumonia.
Judge Severens has decided the cap
s,lle trust known as the United States
Capsule company, is illegal under Mich
lgan laws and the act of congress.
Coal miners in the Abba district OF
Iowa threaten to strike II their wages
hre reduced, as the operators propose
Ex-Congressman Timothy Campbell
of New York will be prosecuted l..
Judge McAdam for criminal contemp
of court.
A receiver has been appointed for thu
Long Island Traction company, con
trolling street railway lines In Brook