Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-06-20

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Mrs. Emily Martin at Coutoulenc,
March 90. 1901.
John Fox, farmer near Elbow
Lake, Mimi, shot and killed his broth
er Peter, and his mother, and then
shot himself. He was demented.
The government has brought suit
for $630,oo0 against trespassers on
the public domain In Colorado.
The Charleston Is. C) exposition
company has been placed in the hands
of receivers, the liabilities being
about $45O,O00.
A tornado in Forest county, Wis,
destroyed large amount of prop
erty.
President Roosevelt sent a special
message to congress urging a 90 per
cent. tariff concession to Cuba, and de-
claring it will not hurt American indus
tries. Passage of the bill likely to re-
suit. If not, the president probably
will call special session.
The president has signed the river
and harbor bill.
Ralph Lord shot and killed Mrs. Ar.
villa Worrell, of whom he was jealous,
at Trenton, Mo-, and then killed him
self.
Commissioner Ycrkes, of the inter-
nal revenue bureau, says that no arti'
fetal coloring matter can be used in
manufacturing oleomargarine with
out increasing the tax.
The corner stone of the James Mil
liken university, which is to be in
charge of the Cumberland Presby-
terian church, was laid at Springfield,
III.
Reports from all up-river towns ir
West Virginia say that more men
are at work in the coal mines than
upon any day since the strike was in
augurated.
The percentages of the baseball
clubs in the American league for the
week ended June Is were: Chicago,
.610; Philadelphia, .55s: Boston,
.533; st. Louis, $40; Detroit, .4s9;
Baltimore, AIS; Washington, .456;
| Cleveland, .391.
Negroes have been driven out of Sa-
line county, Ill., by series of out
RACES perpetrated at night.
The last of the Spanish war rev.
enue taxes will end July 1: the beer
tax will return to one dollar bar
rel; the tea tax stands till January 1.
Rioting was renewed in Pawtucket,
r. l., railway employees being injured
and cars damaged in spite of soldiers.
The bituminous miners of Pennsyl-
vania, by stopping the shipment of
1 ,nt n n,1t Ia ht-a nit
cause of the strikers.
The pension roll has almost reached
| the million mark and is likely soon to
pass il, as the list is constantly in
creasing.
The Lake Shore and Pennsylvania
roads started two superb trains on a
2O-hour run TO New York and from
New York to Chicago.
Arthur Martin, Beatrice Abraham
and Norma Abraham were drowned at
Port Huron, Mich, by the oyerturning
of n rowboat.
G. NJ. Lambertson, a prominent Nc
braska lawyer, died suddenly of heart
disease at the Palmer house in Chi
cago.
Two sharp earthquake shocks We're
felt at Newport, Ore, but no damage
was done.
BY the purchase of the big Beth
lehem steel plant the United States
Shipbuilding combine is enabled tc
equip warships complete.
Disclosures of horrors in the
county asylum of Indiana will result
in an appeal to the legislature fol-
better treatment of the insane.
The percentage of the baseball
clubs in the National league for tho
week ended June Is We're: Pitts
burg, .773; Brooklyn, .532; Chicago
.523; Boston, .476; Philadelphia, .447
New York, .432; st. Louis, Alb; Gin
cinnati, .413.
President Mitchell, of United Mine
Workers, ordered n strike of sof
coal miners in the Morrisdale, Pa.
district, $4,000 miners being affected
The sales of American agricultural
machinery in Russia for 1901 brok'
all records; one firm alone sole
81 100000 worth.
Lightning struck three churche'
in Chicago, and one was destroyed.