Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-27

| liberals at the village of Turopolya.
The gendarmes fired on the mob,
killing four men and wounding one.
DR.. Thomas H. Norton, American
consul at Harput, Turkey, makes a re-
port concerning the recent massacres
in Armenia, in which he estimates
that n the Sassoun district 5000 lives
were lost in last summers massacres,
including 2.771 children.
Charles Tuxhorn, farmer living IA
miles southwest of Mcpherson, Kan,
! killed his two sons, burned his house
and barn and shot and killed himself.
Four Americans and one Mexican
were ambushed and killed by Yaqui
Indians four miles east of Cobachi,
state of Sonora, Mexico.
An engine attached to Baltimore
G. Ohio freight train exploded near
Mountain Lake Park, Nd. Several
cars were derailed and Brakeman F.
Johnson and Fireman ]. l.. Simpson
were killed. Engineer Stranhagen
was seriously injured.
A head-on collision between two
freight trains, one double-header, on
the Louisville G. Nashville railroad at
Shawnee, Tenn, resulted in the death
of four railroad men and the injury
of six others, three of whom may die.
The residence of George Barnes was
burned at Iron River, Wis. Four per-
sons perished.
While speeding his racing automo-
bile on the beach at Ormonde, Fla,
Frank Croker, second son Of Richard
Croker, of New York, collided with a
motor cycle chair. Mr.. Croker and his
chauffeur are dead. The chair driver
had both legs broken.
The Santo Domingo republic, after
mature consideration of existing con-
ditiens, has formally and freely in
vited the government of the United
States to assist 1t in the administra-
tion of its customs revenues and to
aid it in establishing it's fiscal system
upon a firm and businesslike basis.
The federal grand jury at Portland,
Ore, has returned an additional in
dictment against George Sorenson,
charging him with perjury in connec-
ton with the land fraud cases now
under investigation by the govern
ment authorities.
There have been three distinct
earthquakes of increasing force at
Santiago, Cuba. causing considerable
excitement No serious damage was
done.
The police, OF Columbus, O., have
been asked to locate $4,000 worth Of
government bonds stolen from the
rooms of Mrs. Grace Trautman, ma
tron of Grant hospital.
After a conference of less than an
hours duration between General
Manager Atterbury, of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. and Grand Master
Morrissey, Vice Grand Master Lee
and the board of adjustment of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
the differences between the company
and the men have been amicably
settled.
A Russian admiral who has just
joined the prisoners in Toxic from
,, Port Arthur characterizes the sur
render before the garrison had reach
ed its extremity as disgrace.
The dead body Of young woman
!, who came to the Blatz hotel in Mil
waukee. Wis, with a man who regis
tered "E. S. Terry and wife, Chicago, "
was found on the bed in the room
the couple occupied. The woman had
| swallowed carDOllc ACID.
Elmer E. Hardy, dancing teacher
from the state of Washington, is un-
, der arrest and his wife is dying as the
1 result of a shooting that occurred at
the home of Mrs. Hardy's father, Will
liam Hall, a merchant of Marion,
Mich.
4 William ]. Bryan was the guest OF
= honor at a dollar banquet given in
b New Haven, Conn. Among other
things he said: II want the democrat
ic party to forget itself and to help
: President Roosevelt carry out what
II eaer is good"
At Indianapolis in a brief address
=, to the miners convention just before
9 adjournment, President Mitchell re.
4 ferred to the cooperative store move.
ment which will be a development OF
l. the miners organization during the
> coming year.
Gov. R. M. La Toilette was nomi
: mated for United States senator tc
a succeed Senator j. V. Quarles by 6
5 caucus Of republican members of the
Wisconsin legislature.
S The editors of four Russian news
: papers, the Russ, the Viedomosti, the
| NOFObJl anu Lie uStldlt
: their intention, as soon as the print
B. ers return to work and they are abl'
, to resume publication, openly to def!
g the censorship in the matter of strike
e news and the recent trouble.
At New York in the Munroe anC
S, Munroe investigation the receiver wa
II notified that the most important prop
l. erty of the Montreal and Boston Cop
per Co., known as the Dominion mine
d had not been paid for and that $400,
If 900 was owed to Canadian capitalists
a. Mrs. Mary G. Stone, whose nomina
ton as postmaster at Iuka, Miss, ha
Is been sent to the senate, is the widow
l. of the late j. M. Stone, one Of the mos
TX popular executives Mississippi eve
l. had. He served as governor for 1
years-a longer term than that of an
4 other occupant of the Office.
N The president has directed the ap