Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-07-21

in chief of the G. A. r., died of inter-
stital nephritis at Boise, Idaho.
Two men and a woman, mill opera
tives, lost their lives in a boating
accident on Willards pond at Dover,
N. II.
Judge De Haven in TIE federal
court at Portland, Ore, has overruled
q motion of United States Senator
John II. Mitchell for new trial.
Thomas McFadden, aged 16, and
William Franz, ID years, were
drowned in the Menomnee rivei at
Milwaukee while bathing.
The express drivers formerly EN-.
ployed by the seven railway express
companies of Chicago will remain on
strike for the present at least.
John Lindsay McCutcheon, a law
yer, clubman and chess patron and
member of one of the foremost fami-
lies of Pittsburg and Allegheny, is
dead.
The roof of the chapel of the wo-
mems hospital fell In at Fermo Italy,
during the celebration of mass, kill
ing 16 women and injuring 80.
In collision between two freight
trains on the Louisville & Nashville
railroad near Upton, Ind. four per-
sons were killed and eight injured.
Two men were killed and four in
jured in head-on collision between
two freight trains one mile north of
Midvale, Va, on the Norfolk & West
ern railway.
Arbogast &c Bastian's abattoir, one
of the largest abattoirs in eastern
Pennsylvania, was practically destroy
ed by fire at Allentown. The loss will
lie about 100000.
A regiment of Russian sappers sta
toned at a village in the mountains
near Tiffls, Caucacus, murdered it's
officers and it is rumored has joined
the revolutionists.
Officers have arrested II men
charged with being implicated in
wholesale robberies of cars on the
Grand Trunk railroad near Stillwell,
Laporte county. Ind.
Private Cummings, of Company E,
United States engineer corps, was
murdered by Hayes Donaldson at a
landing place on Curtis creek, near
Baltimore. The murderer escaped.
The correspondent of the London
mania, says that according to sail
or belonging to the Kniaz Potemkin
so of the crew of the battleship who
surrendered have been shot.
One man was probably fatally in
jured, more than a score were slight
ly hurt and hundreds were involved
in a riot of striking tailors and their
sympathizers in the Williamsburg
section of Brooklyn, N. Y.
According to an announcement
made at the navy department the
battleship Oregon, of the Asiatic
feet. has won the trophy for the
highest scores made by battleships at
the last annual practice in gunnery.
Henrico Cotti, formerly cashier of
the Edison Co. at Milan, Italy, is un-
der arrest charged with having en-
Dezzled $240,000 which he lost in
be other arrests.
A northbound passenger train on
the Chicago & Eastern Illinois rail
way collided with suburban train
at Steiger, ILL.,. so miles from Chicago
Three people were killed and 16 pas
sengers were injured.
Edward Park has been arrested at
Christiana, Norway. He is wanted in
America, the New York police say, in
connection with the sensational theft
of the jewels of James Jackson Hig-
ginson.
Mrs Fanny Harners and her daugh-
ter Ida, Is years of age. of Syracuse,
n. Y, were assaulted by a burglar
who entered the sleeping apartments
of the daughter for the purpose of
stealing a quantity of diamond jewel
ry kept in the room.
Hundreds of dollars worth of win
dows were broken in Detroit by a ter
rific hail and rain storm. Several
fires were caused by electric wires
which were broken by the wind.
Lightning killed one person at Ok
ford. and another at Shepherd, Mich.
Col. George w. Patton, prominent
lawyer, was fatally burned and Mont
Saunders, an employe of the county
clerks Office was badly burned by
an explosion of gas in vault at the
county clerks office at Charleston,
". Va.
A verdict of acquittal was returned
by jury at Troy, Mo-. in the case of
Edward Albright, formerly member
of the st. Louis house of delegates,
charged with bribery in connection
with the passage of the bill granting
a franchise to the Suburban Railway
Co.
Reports from Pocassett, Cape Cod,
say that Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood has
just undergone the delicate surgical
operation of trepanning to remove a
bony growth on his head The opera
tion, ii is said, was entirely success
full.
Two bills of indictment were found
by the grand jury in Philadelphia
against John W. Hill, ex-chief of the
filtration bureau. The indictments
charge him with forgery, uttering a
forged instrument, Justification of
records and concurring Ia the falsif-
cation of records.
One person was killed and IA in
iurel two nrobahly fatally nv a for