Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-03-10
S H RE D DED NEWS.
Happenings of the Last Five Days
Narrated in Few Words
as Possible.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
Items Arranged for the Readers In
This Busy World So that They
Can Digest the Contents
in a Few Minutes.
CONGRESSIONAL.


On the I'd the senate passed the
sundry civil appropriation bill, carry
ing about S6S,000,000. The pure food
bill was debated for a time. The
house debated the senate amendments
to the naval appropriation bill and
passed number of bills of minor i'm
portance.
On the Sd the house and senate de-
voted their sessions to consideration
of the conference reports on the sup
ply bills that were still Enacted upon
and cleared the legislative decks pre-
paratory to final adjournment.
The Fifty-eighth congress came to
an end at noon on the 4th. AS all i'm
portant legislation on hand had been
completed there was little save
formal business to be transacted dur
ing the two hours both houses were in
session.
On the 9th the senate in executive
session confirmed all the nominations
of members of the cabinet, of ex-Sen-
ator Cockrell of Missouri, to be inter
state commerce commissioner and of
ex-senator Quarles, of Wisconsin, to
be federal judge.
The senate on the 7th devoted it's
entire session to executive business,
the San Domingo treaty being under
consideration most of the time.
Premier Balfour has announced in
the house of commons that Mr.. Wynd-
ham, the chief secretary for Ireland
has resigned.
A resolution calling on President
Roosevelt and the department of state
to take action against Japanese immi-
grafton has been adopted by the Cali
fornia assembly.
The New York Central lines have
formed plans requiring the eXpendi-
ture of more than $200,000,0O0 with a
view to obtaining firmer hold on the
enormous tonnage originating in and
passing through Chicago, says the
Chicago Record Herald.
Anton F. Mispagel, formerly cashier
of the st. Charles, Mo-, Savings bank,
has been arrested on an information
alleging that he embeZzled $78,151
while cashier of the bank. Mispagel
was released on bond in the sum of
$4,000. He admits shortages, but de-
MES they are as great as reported.
Government participation in the ex-
position to be held in 1907 to celebrate
the first permanent settlement of
English-speaking people on the west
ern hemisphere in the vicinity of
jamestown, Va, on the waters of
Hampton Roads, has been provided by
the national house and senate.
After an all day session with the
management of the Whitaker Giles
sner Co., President Theodore Shaffer
and the members of the executive
board of the Amalgamated association
were unable to settle the trouble eX-
listing between the company and its
employees. The lockout of the 1,20C
employees of the Wheeling and Mar
tins Ferry, Va, mills will continue
Ernest f. Dubbert, aged 19 years
killed himself with carboiic acid al
Ottumwa, Ia, less than "a hours after
his marriage to Miss Minerva Fuqua
He died in his brides arms, leaving
no explanation of his act.
A resolution was introduced in the
Wisconsin senate calling upon Gov. Lf
Toilette to give the detailed figures or
which he bases his deductions in re
gard to Wisconsin railway earnings
and to present the same to the senate
The California assembly has passet
Espy's bill prohibiting pool selling Of
wagering on horse race and provid
ing a fine. The anti-prize fight bill
has been passed by the senate.
At the hearing before the joint taxa
tion committees of the general assem-
bly, at Albany, n. Y, representative
Of the New York Stock and Consoli
dated exchanges declared that thu
enactment of the proposed law taxin!
stock transfers 50 per $100 woul'
cost New York City its pre-eminenc
as financial center.
Six children were killed by an ava
lanche which overwhelmed the hous
Of a peasant near Ausser VillgrateI
Austria.
At Unionville, Conn, A. A. Burnhan
station agent Of the New York, NeN
Haven G. Hartford railroad, shot an
killed one of gang of burglars VIII
had broken into the station. His com
panions escaped.
An analysis of the income and e1
pense account of Yale university al
pears in the Yale Alumni Weekly whic
shows that in cost of tuition alon
there was paid out last year Is pc
cent more thar the Yale student
paid IN as tuition fees.