Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-09-22


hanged in Mobile, Ala, for an attack
upon white girl under ten years of
age.
Fire destroyed the Jacob North print
ing house in Lincoln, Neb. 1t contained
an immense amount of printing ma
chinery and was the home of many pub
lications.
New York city is ready for Admiral
Dewey, all details for his reception Sep
tember 90, 90 and 30 having been com
pleted.
The United Typothetae of America.
in session in New Haven, Conn, adopted
a resolution reserving to themselves the
right to employ whomsover they see fit
in the management of their respective
offices.
The -four millers of Tennessee, Geor-
gia, Kentucky and Mississippi have de-
cided to advance the price of flour ten
per cent.
Nine thousand carpenters in New
York city struck for four dollars day
and half holiday on Saturday the year
round.
Three Indian children were burned to
death in fire on the reservation at
Kasick, Wis.
AS a result of domestic difficulty Mrs.
Earne Phillips, of Scotia, Neb., forced
her two children, aged one and two
years, to take carbolic acid and then
swallowed a dose of the poison herself.
The percentages of the baseball clubs
in the National league for the week end
cd & the l7th We're: Brooklyn, .7O1;
Philadelphia, Ct; Boston, 612; Bal
timore, .5S3; St. Louis, $50; Cincinnati,
.553; Chicago, .511; Pittsburgh, AT;
Louisville, .462; New York, .414; Wash
ington, 1875; Cleveland, .i29.
In a riot between black and white
miners at Carterville, ILL.,, seven of the
negroes were killed. Troops were sent
to the place.
The trust conference in Chicago closed
with debate between Bourke Cochran,
of New York, and William j. Bryan, of
Nebraska. President Howe, in sum-
ming up the results of the four days
meeting, said all agreed that combina-
tions in the form of trusts in restric-
ton of trade and manufacture, which
by consensus of judicial opinion are
unlawful, should so be declared by legis-
lation.
AS a result of the trust conference in
Chicago a new antitrust organization,
national in scope, has been formed, the
object being the crystallization of the
antitrust spirit throughout the coun-
try. NJ. L. Lockwood, of Pennsylvania,
was elected president.
Frank Goodrich. 81 years old, prod
uce peddler at Weathersfeld, Conn,
shot and killed Mary Berrigan, IS years
old, and then killed himself. Jealousy
was the cause.
Six thieves terrorized the inhabitants
of Frankfort, H., and robbed the Ex-
change bank of 81 500 in currency.
An adobe house five miles from Mora,
n. NJ, collapsed, killing Manuel Cor
dova and his wife and six children.
The worlds five-mile unpaced anna
teur bicycle record was broken at
Brockton, Mass, by James f. Ingra-
ham, his time being 1906.
A newspaper train on the Lackawana
road ran from New York to Buffalo, 40
miles, in seven hours and 23 minutes,
breaking all records.
Eight cities were represented at a
meeting in Chicago that organized the
American Association of Baseball Clubs,
which will be rival to the National
league.
The plant of the American Fisheries
company at Promised Land, L. l., was
destroyed by fire, the loss being $780,
O0O
Two and half blocks of summer no.
tells, bathing and dancing pavilions and
seaside theaters were burned at Hol-
lands station, Rockaway Beach, n. Y.