Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-25

| Honor, died at Louisville, KY, on the
10th, from the effect OF injuries received
in the wreck of the Falls City Hall in
the cyclone last spring. She is the
seventy-scventh victim of the cyclone.
AT Boston, Mass, on the 18th Daniel
Fl. Wilson shot and instantly killed his
wife while she was shopping at their
residence, then turned his revolver
upon himself and fired two shots into his
own body, dying in a few hours.
DURING u fire at Jersey City, N. j., on
the 10th a man, his wife and seven
children, as we'll as boarder, had
narrow escape from cremation. Six OF
the children were dropped, one by one,
out of window and were caught by
policeman The others of the party
managed to escape death by almost
miracle.
NEAR Centerville, Ia, on the goth q
KeolSuk & Western passenger train
struck o wagon at q road crossing.
Thrce people were in the wagon, Isaac
Bremen, his wife and son, and all were
instantly killed.
A PRIVATE cablegram from China re-
ceived at Philadelphia on the goth
stated that Captain Townes, his child
and ten of his crew were drowned whom
his ship, the Lizzie c. Troop, went
ashore on the Loochoo Islands, while
bound from Philadelphia to Puget
Sound. The captains wife, the mate
and the balance OF the crew were saved.
THE Census Office announces the
population of Oregon to be 3l2, 4o1, an
increase during the decade of 1S7, 722.
A REGISTERED mail pouch was stolen
o few days ago from the fast mail while
en- route from st. Paul to Milwaukee.
Later on the pouch was found at Brook
field Junction, rifled of it's contents.
There is no clue to the robbery.
A. b. MULLETT, who was Supervising
Architect from 1865 to 1S73 committed
suicide at his home in Washington on
the Goth by blowing his brains out with
o pistol Melancholia, the result of
business reverses of late years, coupled
with ill-health, probably led to the act
ISAIAH Emory, the candidate of sew
eral labor organizations for Congress,
was found dead in room at the Living
ston Hotel, Rochester, n. Y, on the
Goth. He had committed suicide by cut
ting his arm in several places.
THE United States Express Company
has issued peremptory orders to all its
agents not to receive money, tickets. or
lists of drawings from the Louisiana
Lottery Company, or in any way to
assist in the transaction Of lottery busi-
ness, and says the statement that the
company is acting to the contrary is
false.
AT Dubuque, Ia, on the Goth two
small children of Nicholas Brandt were
playing about stove on which sat
large pan of boiling water, when they
overturned the stove, the water pouring
over them. Both were fatally scalded.
ERNEST GILLIAN, with his son and an
other boy, left New Bedford, Mass, on
the 19th for days cruise in the bay,
and nothing has SINCE been beard from
them.
AT the session in Reading, Pa, on the
goth of the Western Synod of tho Re-
formed Church in the United States,
petition was signed protesting against
the opening of the worlds fair at Chi
cago on Sunday, and asking all members
of that denomination to assist in pre-
serving the sanctity of the Sabbath.
TIE Supreme Council Of the Thirty
third Degree Of the Ancient Scottish
Rite of Freenasonry for the Southern
Jurisdiction of the United States is in
biennial session at Washington.
THE Blankenship-Biabe Manufac-
turing Company, Of Dallas, Tex, whose
speciality is the manufacture of jeans
and cotton goods, has made an assign
ment. The liabilities are $3.50, 900 and
assets about the same.
HENRY KRONE, living near Blairs-
vile, Ind, on the Goth qIarreled with
his wife, and taking double-barreled
shot gun, shot her dead in tho presence
of their three children. He then passed
into an adjoining room and with the re-
naming load blew the tor of his head
off.
TIE Treasury Department has de
cided that sawed lumber imported from
Canada before the 18th list, but which
remains in the custody OF collectors,
duty unpaid, is entitled to entry at the
reduced rate provided in the new tariff
act on lumber imported from countries
which impose no export tax on it.
The st. Louis and Texas railway,
known as the Cotton Belt limo. consist
ing of $50 miles of main track and
branches in Missouri Arkansas and
Texas, was sold on the 10th for SO, O0O,-
600 to Louis Fitzgerald, representing
the bondholders of the road. The sale
was only formal and new company
will be organized as soon as the sale is
confirmed.
THE veteran commanders of the Army
of the Potomac gave banquet at New
York on the Goth to their old comrade,
the Count OF Paris. Among the guests
were Generals Butterileld Howard,
Sherman, Slocum, Sickles, Schotield and
others. General Sherman welcomed the
guest of the evening An Army of the
Potomac badge was presented to the
Count by General Slocum.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
PAYMAsTER GEORGE A. DEERING, U.