Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-10-08
NEWS NOTES.

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The Maynower has been stripped and pu
Into winter quarters at Beverly, Mass.
White frosts prevail throughout Germany
and heavy snowfalls are reported in Bavaria,
Howard, Smelling & Co, coal dealers nj
Boston, failed. Liabilities 1852, 900; assets
$4,000.
James Brapley, Mt one time consplcuon,
Fenlan leader died In the Liverpool work.
house.
The Democratic State Convention, OF New
Jersey, nominated Judge Robert S. Green
for Governor.
The appointment of Mr. Lionel Garden q,
British Consul at the City of Mexico has
been gazetted
Henry T.. Abbey and Miss Florence Ger
ard were married at ST. Paups church, Bos
ton, the other day.
The Governor of Colorado has issued &
proclamation forbidding the importation OF
Illinois cattle into that State.
The trotting match between oliver X,
Harry Wilkes and Bell Hamlin, to have
come off at Chicago has been postponed.
The English fishing smacks which were
seized at Havre for violation OF the laws
governing that class Of vessels, have been
released.
Pleuro-pneumonia is raging violently
among the cattle in Limerick township,
Montgomery County, Pa. Many animals
have died
The crofters of the West Highlands.
Scotland, are forming land leagues for the
purpose of obtaining relief from rental op.
| preston.
Hon. Samuel J. Randall has been renom.
mated for Congress by the Democrats of the
Third Pennsylvania district There was nc
opposition.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has au-
thorized the Exchange National bank, OF
Downs, Kan, TO begin business with capi
tai of $50, 900.
The Public Printer dismissed 210 persons
from the Government Printing Office Tues.
day, 100 of whom were women employed in
the folding room.
The Massachusetts Republican State Con-
vention renominNted j. Q. A. Brackett for
| Governor and Oliver Ames for Lieutenant
| Governor by acclamaton.
A carpenter named Richard Wilkinson, at
| Stourbridge, Eng, has received legacy of
| 1000, bequeathed by Mr.. Willis, of New
Castle. whom he four years ago, saved from
| drowning
A special from Ish peming Mich, says
three men are entombed in drift in the
| Winthrop mine in consequence of fall of
rock 1t is not believed that they can be
rescued alive.
| hC NiSNhillt BlONt IEUt, WHICH
was set for October 13. at Chester Park.
near Cincinnati, is off. McCaffrey says he
has been unable to get a written contract
with the owners of the park.
| Prince Alexander, wearing the uniform OF
an officer of the German army, met his old
regiment as 1t was returning from the re-
cent military maneuvres in Alsace and
rode at its head into Darmstadt.
A special from Waterloo, Ill.,, says that
Edward Clark, aged eighteen, son of
farmer near Chafln bridge shot and killed
his sweetheart Mira Fultz, aged fifteen. and
then killed himself Jealousy led to the
tragedy.
The renting, by Secretary Lamar. of a
fine residence on n street, Washington, has
revived the rumor of his marriage. He took
| possession of the house on October l, and
the marriage, 1t is believed, will occur be
| fore long
F. r. Brooks, of Chicago, has sued Har.
yard College for $50, 600 damages on ac
count of injuries received while a student al
the college, by the explosion of chemicals
which he was preparing under the direction
Of professor.
The Republicans of Colorado nominated
| William II. Meyer for Governor, Hon. n
II. Meldrum for Lieutenant Governor, Judge
G. G. Lyms for Congressman, p. w. Breen
| for State Treasurer, and Captain j. Price
for Secretary of State.
AT the formal opening of the new looms
| of the Young Mems Blaine Club, at Gin
cinnati, speeches were made by Senator
Sherman, Governor Foraker, Lieutenant
Governor Kennedy and others. A letter
from James G. Blaine was also read.
Patrick Feeney. aged sixteen, of Portland.
Me-, shot his mother the other day, inhict
| ing fatal wound He fled and escaped
His mother thinks the shot was accidental.
but some boys have stated that Patrick told
them he was saving money 10 get a pistol
with which to fix the old woman.
The sherlffs jury which has been inquir-
| ing into the mental condition of the veteran
| civil engineer, John Baird, of New York.
protector of the elevated railway system,
has adjudged him mentally unsound and in
capable of caring for his vast estate. The
| court will appoint an administrator.
Mr.. Welsh, secretary of the Indian Rights
Association denies that he intends to bring
charges of mismanagement against the In.
dian bureau. He says the associations only
| complaint at present is that removals and
| appointments are not made according to the
| civil service rules and they seek to have
this remedied.
The wife of BARLEY Campbell, who has
been declared lunatic by sherifTs jury
will, it is said, shortly enter suit against
Manager Ed. Gilmore, as partner of the
late Samuel Colville, of the Fourteenth
Street theater, to recover the bonus of about
| Sl3. 900 which her husband paid to secure
the lease of that theater
Judge Coke, of the United States Court,
Buffalo, has decided the case of Daniel
Brown, of Erie, Pa, whose release wa
asked on writ of habeas corpus. Judge
Coke refuses to Interfere on the ground thai
only stratagem, not physical force wa,
used to get Brown within the jurisdiction
of the United States. This sustans the
action of Governor Hill! granting the requi
sition and Brown will be taken back to Erie.
The committee representing the switch
men in the yards of the Cincinnati, Indian
apolis, ST. Louis S Chicago road, at Clncin
natl, met President ingalls, for final con
ference. The men rejected the terms of
fered and negotiations closed. 1t is expected |
that the men will hold meeting and de |
clare strike, All are combined in thu |
Knights of Labor, but during the discus
sion they weres recongnized rs employe, |
only, without regardto the order.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Chief Secretary |
for Ireland, has returned to London. 1t Is |
stated that his experience In Ireland has |
convinced him that exceptional measure. |
viii be necessary to ma ntain order in til, |
country before 1887. II Is further said tina |
the Conservative members of Parliament |
will be notified that their presence at the |
November session of Parliament will be- |
necessary in view of the recommendation |
10 be made by the Government respecting |
Ireland.
Counsel for j. b. Day, of the New York |
base ball club, has obtained an injunction
restraining John +. Smith, the left-handed |
pitcher, who has been playing with the
Newarks, from playing with the Detroit
club or any other association without Mr.. |
Days permission.
W. II. Arrlngdalo, of Baltimore, his wife
and son, Louisa II. Hartly, of Southamp
ton, " b.; Martha L. Kah, of Hastings, |
Ia; Susie #. Harvey, of Des Moines, Ia;
Mary b. Lindsay, of Chicago, and J.. Fan.
ME Cummings, of Reading, Mass, formed
q nartv of misslnnn riils Nxhn sailed Saturday