Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-03-15


ator.
Nathan Simpson, Stanley Gordon
and William Payne, negroes, were
hanged at Opelousas, La, for murder.
The Dressmakers' Protective asso-
citation of America was organized in
New York.
The government is soon to open
100000 acres of Indian lands to set
tlement.
President Mckinley issued an execu-
tive order removing export duty on
tobacco in Cuba, to take effect April 1.
The First national bank of Niles,
Mich, was forced by run to close it's
doors.
Two men were killed and three fa-
tally injured by an explosion of dyna-
mite at quarry near FL Paso, Tex.
The state department denies that
Denmark was threatened in connec-
tion with negotiations for her West
Indian islands.
A face seen in a dream by Patrol
Sergeant Michael Madden leads to
the identification of James Conway
as the murderer of Patrick Kennedy
in Chicago.
The superintendent of schools at
San Juan, Porto Rico, was besieged
by a hob of 1,500, which handful of
American soldiers dispersed.
Presiding Elder Vaudeville forbid
Duke Parsons holiness exhorters to
hold revival in a Methodist church
in Chicago.
The weekly trade review says job
bers are busy with orders, with
| higher prices ruling.
A white convict was whipped to
death in n camp near Winston. N. c.
The extra session of the United
States senate came to an end on the
9th after confirming all presidential
nominations.
The first number of Mrs. Nations
new paper, the Smasher's Mail, has
appeared at Topeka.
The treasury department is salts
fed that bubonic plague exists to an
alarming extent in San Francisco.
Charles A. johnson, cashier of the
closed national bank at Niles, Mich,
is reported insane in Chicago.
Burglars dug through a brick wall
and stole $4,000 from a bank at Ar
gonia, Kan.
Wind and rain swept over Chicago,
throwing down telegraph and tele-
phone lines and doing damage to the
extent of $250,O0O.
The post Office at West Toledo, o.,
was wrecked by robbers, who escaped
with $780,
Charles Rogers in a jealous quar-
rel shot and fatally injured his wife
and tep-father-in-law William E.
Baty, in Terre Haute, Ind.
Charles White, Charles Young and
r. Jameson We're killed and 76 head
of horses burned in the destruction
of Morton's livery stable in San Fran
cisco.
Semioflicial reports received in
Washington say that Cuba will ac-
cept the conditions for independence
made by congress.
stroyed.
Fire at the University of Iowa in
Iowa City destroyed the college of
medicine and the literary building,
entailing a loss of $250,000.
| Judge NaInaHlel w. urtene, IOT
many years presiding in the Eighth
Illinois district, died suddenly at his
home in Pekin.
Four persons were killed and many
injured in the vicinity of Forrest
City, Ark, by tornado, and many
buildings We're wrecked.
The Chicago Great Western rail-
road forbids the use of intoxicants
by its employees, either on OF off duty.
Fourteen buildings were wrecked
by tornado at Wills Point, Tex,
and eight persons were killed.
In tornado at MaXon's Mill, KY,
the Catholic, Cumberland Presbyte-
rian and Baptist churches We're de-
Thomas Applegate, farmer at
Eatonville, n. j., who frequently beat
his wife in a terrible manner, was
killed by white caps.
At Red Bud, ILL.,, houses were un-
rooted and trees were uprooted by a
tornado.
The general offices in New York OF
the New Haven & Hartford railroad
were damaged $250,000 by fire.