Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1906-05-04

Paris in preparation for an uprising.
Owing to a surplus in the revenues
Of Great Britain, the export duty on
coal is removed and the import tax on
tobacco and tea is materially reduced.
Norman E. Mack of New York and
l.. b. Musgrove of Alabama are foster
ing the boom of Capt. Richmond p.
Hobson for the presidency.
A tornado did much damage in Fur
mas county, Nebraska The homes of
Fred Hartman and Fred Drews were
demolished. Other residences and the
sohoolhouses in the Buffalo and Morn
ipgview districts were wrecked.
District Attorney Jerome blocked an
insurance investigation by the April
grand jury at New York. Recorder
Goff told the jury it had failed in its
duty in allowing Mr.. Jerome to per-
suade it not to go into the insurance
investigation, and then administered a
severe reprimand to the district at
torney.
Seventeen strikers were shot and
four mounted policemen injured by
stones in a battle between miners and
Cfficers at Mount Carmel, Pa.
Banker T. w. Kiley of Brooklyn, al.
legged bigamist, returned to the home
OF wife No. 1. He says he will leave
the United States for Europe for good.
strike that will paralyze lake COM
nierce was begun when the union pi-
lots, firemen, water tenders and oilers
went out in response to orders. The
struggle, which promises to be bitter
is ever the question of recognition.
DR.. Hansteen, chief lecturer in the
agricultural school at Aas, Norway
declared his belief that moss is des.
tined to become the great popular fooc
for the masses, owing to its cheapness
and nutritious value
Official announcement is made tha
Chicago, Michigan and Wisconsin viii
rot met on the gridiron next fall.
Were overstocked with Christian
missionaries, and 80 per cent of those
we have are senseless," said Marayar
Krishna, a Brahmin missionary to
America, in speaking at All Souls
Episcopal church, Kansas City.
The body of Walter w. Somers
missing cashier of the international
bank of Hulls, ILL.,, was found in the
cellar of a residence adjoining hi:
home. He disappeared April IA, leav
ing deficit of $4,000 in his accounts
Somers had shot himself in the tenn
pie.
James E. Boyd, the only Democra
ever elected governor of Nebraska
died at Omaha, aged 72, after lin
gering illness.
Mrs. Marguerite Debs, aged 79
mother of Eugene V. Debs, died a
Terre Haute, Ind, after long illness
1. V. Holmes, of Beloit, Wis, VIII
superintended the construction of tn
Monitor during the civil war, died a
the age of rs years at the home of hi
daughter, Mrs. George Siebert, a
Wheaton, III.
Henry c. Rouse, chairman of tn
board of directors of the Missouri
Kansas C Texas railways, died a
Cleveland of pneumonia. He repre-
sented John d. Rockefeller in the lat
ter's railway interests.
firing of life after los years G
trouble, Mrs. Mary McKitrick, be
lieved to have been the oldest woma
in America, committed suicide a
Uniontown, Pa, by cutting her throa
with carving knife. She declare
that God had forgotten her and neg
lected to call her.
Zion Citys Internal strife was {
white heat when Dowie, the formt
leader, spoke to a handful of faithfl
followers in Shiloh tabernacle and Vo
iva, the head of the opposition, at IL
same time addressed an audience ,
1000 persons before the Zion college
the open air.
Former Assistant Cashier Henry
Coll of the First National bank of MI
waukee was found guilty in the Unite
, States district court on 19 counts
making false entries in the institution
' books and of misepplication of
5 funds.
] When called upon to pay for 8
: cent breakfast in g restaurant at O
/. tumwa, Ia, an unidentified man Dire
revolver and was killed after wagir
running hight with the police.
/, Indiana will be one of the chief ba
: fairgrounds of the fall campaign. Bo
: Republicans and Democrats are p al
: ming for the hottest kind of a fight
9 the Hoosier state.
Samuel B. Gully, II years old, fo
t mer member of the Central his
d school football team, died at st. Lou
n from injuries received in a game pla
t ed more than year ago.
The Bayway Refining company
s plant at Elizabethport, N. j., was d
: stroyed with a loss of 100000. s
'. oil tanks blew up. The burning {
: flowed into Staten Island sound al
4 for time endangered shipping.
For the murder of 80 women, Me
e fewi, a cobbler of Marrakosh, was Sc
3 fenced by the Moorish courts to cru
Q fixion. The butchers victims we
: found buried under his shop and in /
= garden.
Prof. Mathew Andrews is dead at
home in Abingdon, III. For years