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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-06-14
WEST AND SOUTH.

During thunder storm near Charles
town, w. Va, on the 9th lightning
struck the Pioneer Coal Company's barn,
instantly killing Tom Hicks, stable boss,
and Sumner Stephenson, a colored boy.
Two other stable employees were par
TALLY paralyzed, but will recover.
The delegates to the recent Illinois
Democratic State convention were
polled as to their choice of candidates
for President and Vice President in 1892,
with the following result: For Presi-
dent-Cleveland 52l, Palmer 81, Hill 6,
Abbott =, Whitney 2. Vice President
Gray 321, Palmer 112, Morrison 76, Black
80, Stoughton 81.
disposed of the Cerneau question by or
dering members to Withdraw from that
body or have charges preferred for ex-
pulsion. The vote stood 5S3 for and 475
against the resolution.
1t is stated that George M. Pullman
has offered to take S5, 600, 900 of World S
Fair bonds If he be allowed to furnish a
site near the city of Pullman for the fair.
The six surviving members of the first
VI. n. IL. posi- ever orBuHlZeu HeIu u
meeting at Monticello, H., recently and
decided to erect grand memorial hall
at the birthplace of the order, Decatur,
Ill. The building is to cost 100000,
and each member of the G. A. r. in the
country will be asked to contribute
twenty-five cents.
Harrison Wagner, tho eighty-nine
year old pedestrian who left his home
in McConnellsburg, o., May 16, reached
Hagerstown, Md, on the 9th, en- route
for Baltimore. The old man has trun.
died wheelbarrow 44S miles since he
left McConneSburg.
C. l.. King & Co.'S extensive basket
factory at Whitehall, Mich, was de-
stroyed by fire on the 9th, together with
200, 900 feet of lumber and q large quan
tity of logs. Loss, $4,000.
The pioneer steamer Wilson G. Hunt
which ran ON the Hudson river in 1S49
and later piled on the Sacramento river
and in British Columbia waters, was
burned to the waters edge on the 9th.
A collision and wreck occurred on the
7th near Des Moines, Ia, between
Wabash and Chicago, ST. Paul & Kansas
City passenger trains. No lives were
lost, but the damage to property vii
reach s1OO 900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-06-14
A Signal Triumph.

WINDSOR, Ont, June IA Parlia-
mentary election in which the annexa-
ton question was feature, was held
Thursday in the North Essex riding, Of
which this town is the largest portion.
Sol. White, the foremost annexatlonlst
of Canada, WAS one candidate, opposed
by Francis Cleary, strong Catholic,
and Gaspard Pueaud, native French
man. Religious questions, race preiu-
dices and sectional hatred were all in
volved against White, but in spite of it
all he carried the riding by over 900
plurality. White is chief of the Wyan-
dotte Indians, but to all intents and pur-
poses is white man, and a successful
lawyer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-06-14
LATER.

WHILE workmen were digging iron
out of bank near Piueville, KY, on
the 9th, the earth caved in and three of
the twelve were caught and crushed to
death. Two others had their legs broken.
A FIRE at Brooklyn, n. Y, on the 9th
destroyed Hyde & Behman's theater,
the Arbuckle building and the Ger
mania Savings Bank building, causing
an aggregate loss of 100000.
THE International Typographical
Union, in session at Atlanta, Ga, with
delegates from all parts of the United
States, on the 9th suspended its rules
and passed resolution favoring the
proposed copyright law.
THE grand jury at Jackson, Miss, on
the 9th indicted ex-State Treasurer
Hemingway for the embezzlement of
$315, 612 of State funds. He pleaded not
guilty and furnished bail to appear for
trial.
THE Post-office Department has Of
fered reward of $1,000 for the arrest
and conviction of the parties who robbed
the registered mail pouches when they
held up train in South Dakota few
days ago.
In the Court of General Sessions at
New York on the 9th Recorder Smythe
sentenced Broker George III. Pell, of
Sixth National Bank wrecking fame, to
Imprisonment at hard labor for seven
years and six months in the State prison.
On the 9th, while Bud Wright, a
negro, was on trial in the Casey County
| (Ky.) court for the murder of Alonzo
Brown, the prisoner was Shot and in
stantly killed by Lawrence Brown, a
brother of the murdered man.
! In the Senate on the 9th number OF petitions
were presented, among them one from Nelson,
| Neb, praying that all exsoldiers over 100 years
old shall have pension of s2 month. The
Silver bill was taken up and Mr.. Cockrell ad
dressed the Senate in favor of unlimited coin
age. At the close of his speech the House
Silver bill was laid before the Senate and
on motion of Mr.. Teller it was ordered printed
and laid on the table without reference
/ to the Finance Committee. The bill reported
| from the select committee on the sale and
| transportation of meat products ito prohibit
monopoly in the Transportation OF cattle to
| foreign countries" was called up and dis
cussion OF it's provisions was carried on be-
| tween Mr.. Vest in defense of them, and Mr.
| Hoar and Mr. Hsle in attack upon them
| Without action en- the bill the Senate ad
iourned. =. In the House, on motion of Mr.
Comstock, the title of the Silver bill
passed Saturday was amended SO as tc
read as follows: directing the purchase ol
silver bullion and the issue OF treasury
notes thereon, and for other purposes
The House spent the afternoon In Committee
OF the Whole on bill affecting the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad in Washington. No action was
taken and at five O'Clock the committee rose and
the House took recess until evening. which was
devoted to the consideration OF private pension
bills.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-06-14

Mrs. Rhoda Swain, a cousin of the
late Confederate General Robert e. Lee,
died at Owatonna, Mich, on the 9TH,
aged 1O1 years.
The Western Union Beef Company
was incorporated at Denver, Col, on the
9TH with capital of S15,0O0,O0o. The
company is consolidation of all the
principal cattle interests of Colorado,
Wyoming, New Mexico and Texas.
William M. Palmer. of the firm of
Palmer ,& Co., of La Crosse, Wis, with
branches in several States, has been ar
rested on the charge of using che mails
to conduct an alleged fraudulent
scheme.
A fire at Bicoda, Wash, on the 7th do
stroyed the sawmill and sash and door
factory of the Zacto Manufacturing Com
pany, together with 100000 feet of
dressed lumber. Loss, $135, 600; insur-
ance, S47, 900.
Clara Ormiston, daughter of the we'll
known lawyer, granddaughter of Rev.
DIR. Ormiston and of Mccormick, the
reaper manufacturer, was thrown from
her horse while riding at New York
SiUJ Oh IlO 'Oh anu SuopaihOb ooNSAO
fracture of the skull.
Pat Croalts stable, at Anderson, Ind,
was destroyed by fire on the 9TH and
his son Dan, aged ten years, who was
sleeping in the building, was burned to
crisp. Thomas Croak, the boys uncle,
was fatally burned and two valuable
horses perished.
At Chicago on the sth two cable trains
collided on the switch, corner of Divis-
ion and Clark streets. Five passengers
we're more or less injured, but none
fatally. The accident was caused by the
derailment of one of the trucks on a
grip car.
At the recent session in Milwaukee,
Wis, of the Supreme Council of the
Royal Arcanum, the old officers were
reelected. The only changes were in
four minor offices. On the question of
abolishing the compulsory sending of
assessment notices to members, the
three-fourths required to change the
law was not obtained
Mrs. George Marshall, bride of four
days, committed suicide at Admission,
Ala, on the 7th. She had quarreled
with her husband over the arrangement
of some furniture. and was so affected
by it that she locked herself up in her
room and took the fatal draught.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-06-14

DUFFIELD, Va, June "a collision
occurred Saturday six miles west OF
Natural Tunnel, on the s., A. & o. road,
between passenger and mixed train No.
2 and construction train Ne. /. The
engines wers detached and badly
smashed, as were also two box cars.
Following are the injured:
jeff Price, commercial agent, of Bris-
tol, injured internally and will prob
ably die; Charles Carpenter, engineer,
leg broken; Frank Surface, commercial
agent, of Lynchburg, nose broken and
slightly bruised. N. Y. Bresboard, Mil
ton Tatten and Joseph Morris, construc-
ton hands, were injured internally.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-06-14
WASHINGTON.

Secretary Noble has received informa-
that the Iowa tribe of Indians, of the In
dian Territory, have consented to cede
their lands in that Territory to the
United States. The number of acres is
2ss, 200, and the price agreed upon is
about twenty-eight cents per acre.
Secretary Blaine has called meeting
of the Worlds Fair Commissioners to be
held at the Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago,
June 26, for the purpose of organizing
by the appointment of officers, commit
tees, etc.
A number of her Philadelphia friends
have presented Mrs. President Harrison
with the deed of a twenty-room cottage
at Cape May Point
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-06-14
THE EAST.

The Boot and Shoe Workers Inter
national Association, in session at Roch-
ester, N. Y, on the 9th, elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Charles
Irish; vice president, Edwin +. Foster;
secretary, II. j. Shefington; treasurer,
lC. S. Towns, and an executive board.
BUSINESS failures occurring through
out the country during the seven days
ended June 9 number 205, as compared
with total of 2ls the previous week.
For the corresponding week of last year
the figures were 225.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-06-14
Republican Candidates for Alabama State
OfhCeS IneIiEiDIe.

BIRsuNGHAM, Ala, June 1.-Two of
the nominees of the Republican State
convention are ineligible under the con-
stitution Of Alabama. That instrument
prescribes that the Governor must have
been a resident of the State for seven
years next preceding his election, and
the Secretary of State must have been a
resident for five years. Hon. Noble
Smithson, the nominee for Governor,
came to Alabama from Tennessee less
than four years ago. James M. Vernon,
the nominee for Secretary of State, is
from Ohio, and has been in Alabama for
bout eighteen months.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

At recent election In Beverly, Mas.
ono ballot was entirely blank, but on Til
pack OF u was written: II want TO vot
tns same - Maurice Hcaphy."
AN Oakland Call Judge got drunk Il
saloon and was published in the paper
when court opened he lectured himself
Tor breaking city ordinance, imposed ,
nne OF nifty dollars and paid IL.
AN American has sued q dealer IN
mummies In Egypt for swindling. The
american boughta mummy ''guarante
70 30 5000 years DID," and afterwards
discovered that its ago was only 1905
4 years.
a CINCINNATI young lady, who culls
fashions latest terms from the newspa.
pers, threw . whole millinery store
Into state Of excitement by calling for
= pair OF hose nozzlcs." She wanted :
pair Of CATERS.
In catechixing . candidate for cook
tho cpicure asked: How would Won
serve woodcock with or without their
neads?' without" said tho disen-
gagged culinary applicant. That's
enough, said the questioncr; IL do not
want you in my kitchen" Moral, heads
win.
WHAT nuisance!' exclaimed : gen
tieman At concert, as a young fop in
front Of him kept talking in Z loud
voice to lady at his side. did you re-
Ter 70 me, sir?" threateningly demanded
the fop- "Oh, no; / meant the musi-
sicians there, who keep up such noise
with their instruments that can't hear
your conversation"
A couSTRyMAN went to q store in
Morgantown, w. Va. the other day and
purchased kerosene lamp. That's
the first one o. them notions that ever
come to my house." he remarked.
Candles was allus good enough for
marin and me, but darters got beau
and thinks we ort to mt on q leetle
style"
The following sentence is said to
have been pronounced by a scotch
judge: "Ye did not only kill and MUIR
der the man, and thereby take away his
valuable life, but ye did push, thrust,
protrude or impel the lethal weapon
through the belly-band Of his regimen
tai trousers, which were the property OF
his Majesty"
THERE was . novel fight in Ogle-
thorpe, Ga, the other day. Two one
armed men were the chief participants.
Another one-armed man intcrfered to
separate them, and while these three
men with their three arms were making
quite three-cornered racket q three
legged dog stood by as referee and
barked three yelps at time with three
minutes intermission, until the whole
performance was concluded by the town
In Scotland the topic Of sermon or
discourse Of any kind is called by old
fashioned folks its ground" or, As
they would say, its ''grund." An old
woman, busting into kirk rather late,
found the preacher had commenced,
and, opening her Bible, nudged her next
neighbor, with the inquiry: whats
his grund?" 10" rejoined the other,
who happend to be brother minister,
and therefore : privileged critic. hes
lost his grund long since, and he's just
winning"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

how Cleveland Lady Won the Conn
dence % seven Pretty songsters.
Some years ago. before Mrs. Stox,
had written the story OF 'IIum. the so,
OF Bug" lady living in CLEVELAND
proved that these dainty bits ~ colo,
and light can be tanned BY love.
sitting IT her chamber window. shs
saw tho birds flying back and forth with
bits Of moss and dried grass in thoi,
bills. and, herself unseen. she watched
the building Of their nest. A trumne,
vine covered one side OF the house. and
Il was In this that they chose tho site
Tor their homo. 1t may have been while
looking at the view from their dwelling
tnat they found sugar and honey bank
on the window ledge. They evidently
liked that, for they boldly tasted. not
minding Mrs, b. presence in the least.
Every day they found their sugar In
the same place, and Mrs. Il. there too
She would talk softly and lovingly 70
them, and they began to think she must
be an excellent giant. When she rave
them sugar in her hand they would Nv
TO It, and eat 1t. and after 4 few weeks
she could give them honey from her
lips.
they grew so tame that they felt free
70 indulge their natural curiosity in re-
gard 70 the belongings Of her room.
Birds are very curious little creatures.
and, whoa not afraid. will examine
every thing thcy see.
During these weeks tho mother tird
Matched five wec brides. Then there
was great scurrying about 10 feed those
hve hungry bodies. The sugar baak
was more drawn upon than ever; but il
was better than some. because ii never
failed.
Birds grow fast, and it was not long
until tho mother and father birds felt It
safe to take their little flock on q visit
to their good friend.
DO you not suppose she was happy
when the seven came flying into her
room. up to her lips and all about her.
showing their trust and love OF her?
The young ones were never wild. They
could De taken in the hand. and would
ny there Of their own accord.
II Mrs u. had friends in the room tho
birds were shy. and would not come in;
but persons standing at the door could
see them, and many did. Seven hum.
ming birds. tame enough to come to one.
eat from onc's mouth, examine what ono
holds. are unusual enough TO make one
wish to see them Through all the sum-
mer they continued to show their dainty
ways to their tanner, and she rejoiced in
their frecdom.-Santa Claus.
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transmitting tho treasures OF inscilec,
snu invention, OF which they have sim.
general. -
~ course an inventor should b. Al.
lowed 70 reap reasonable financial =.
saru 'or his Inventions. but when he
uensnds such AN extortionate tribute
'or The use Of the products OF his intel
.ee' as 70 mako them impossible Of at
.Aihment 70 the world In general. soma
regal restriction should Do devised for
remedying the evil. Some invcnto,
should invent way TO make inventions
available TO tho public. Yankee Blade.
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cUTIEs OF INVENTORS.


ny They Sheuld Make Their TavestSso
Available q the Public.
It's impossible At the present dav 4
purchase outright many Of the most use
~ and necessary inventions No mar
"a ouy telephone. and no one can bu,
monograph. These inventions are
- 'or stipulated sum per year; 50 No
one can become the owner OF the tel.
,phone which he uses in his ofiics or his
ZONE. but can simply hire IL It the price
=. owners choose to ask for its use.
- 'nis way the telephone companies
maze tremendous fortunes: but the pub.
- = compelled TO pay much more than
would II tho telephone instrument
.oa'i he purchased outright. The pho
..'S'aph Is % b placed before the public
4 me Same way A high yearly rental
:" &c exacted from all who use il.
~ course man or corporation has .
80 right 70 charge all the public will
80 them for the use Of their inven-
.Dns' Eus has not tho public moral
'sni % the use OF the invention Of fell
.,"-DcinTs Of the same race as them
lsess The public owes Mr.. Edison
,..sa' but DOES not Mr.. Edison owe the
sro,ic grrat deal. He il an heir 70
1" ~ knowledge that has been gathered
-, mentors In prrv.ous ages. and with
49,. a'sn knowledge his great inventions
ol.a have been impossible. lie owes
$50. p civilixati.s. and a. he Il tho
r,s. y All the ages from the foremost
80 ume.' SHOULD not he in return
~s.,. !" ne world Of the great inventive
$3.50 with which he has been dow.
-. "rest geniuses are amply great
's fof holding Il charge ana fos
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sLITTLE no PEEp

bad lost her sheep and couldn't tell where 60
ind them" So the old nursery rhyme saws,
and Il goes on to bid her Leave them alone
and they'll come home and brig their tails
behind them" All this may be true Of lost
sheep, but Il you have LOST your health you
cannot AFFORD 70 leave that alone. Il win
not come back Of it. own accord Some
people brag that they never bother about
colds They "let them 60 the way they
came" Alas tho often the victims go-
TO {. consumptive's gava Until very 70
Gently : cure Tor Consumption, which =
universally acknowledged TO b ocrofuIa
Affecting the lungs, would have becn looked
upon - mtracu!ous, but now people arc
beginning g rsalizs that The disease 4 not
lncuraDle d.. Picrcos Golden Medical Dis
oovery win cure L. e taken in time ana
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10
4 HUsKINc HORSE.

A. Exceilent Device That saves Boeh
Time and Labor.
1 send you sketch Of . huskinR
horse am using, writes . contributor
70 Farm and Home. 1t is strong. light
and handy. Fig. shows . side view,
and Fig. ? the top. 1t is ten feet long
and thirty -four inches wide. Legs two
feet long. The side pieces are Of 1x4
inch stun, cross pieces tho same, and
legs Ike inch stun, tapered. Legs are
bolted or nailed to side pieces; cross.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

, ivcn . fair trial. This world -renownsA
/ remedy will not make new lungs, but 3
viii restore Diseased ones to healthy sta1o
gratefully testify TO this Il 4 the ma.
potent tonic, or strength restorcr, altsrn-
tive, or blood cleanser and nutrifivc. -
1esh builder, known to medical scienoa.
For Weak Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, "Iiv-
e Complaint and Dyspepsia, q fndig1D-
ton, Il b IN unequaled remedy.
"Golden Medical Discovery q The o,1v
medicine Of it, claB that b cold By dr.
gisfs under : printed guarantees from T.
manufacturer, that q win benefit or cWo.
IN every CO Of djsense for which e is-ruD-
mmended, or money paid Tor e win -
refunded.
woRlDh DrsrxxsARY MrpscAr. A.
CATION, Proprieton, No. 663 Main etrs14
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SCIENTIFIC SELECTIONS.

A NEW hypnotic called ''somnal" pro
duces six TO eight hours Of sleep, and 10
claimed 90 have all the advantages Of
chloral. with none Of the unpleasant
after-efects.
WHAT is known Is the rhinoplastic
operation has been successfully per-
formed by Brooklyn physician. Last
October he made an entire new nose for
: woman, using the breastbonc Of
chicken as its foundation. The lady bas
- good . nose IS any body.
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my seed corn whore Il will dry out and
not freeze, and always have good, strong
seed.
| wish to add ono thing more in favor
Of husking direct into the wagon in
stead Of throwing the corn on the
ground. ! save all the corn that 10
shelled on in husking. which il lost by
throwing the corn on the ground. Fur
thermorc, the picking up Of the corn Is .
back-ache job and disagrccablc job,
too. when snow or rain has fallen on Il
which IL often tho case.
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OVER POOR BABY.

The sweet Little Dariing Csusss : Reeura
| tion Ssnsatfon.
| Mrs Montgomery Larde has become
the happy mamma Of baby boy who 1.
month old when he and his mamma re-
ceive call from six Of mammals vouna
lady friends. who rush in : body toward
the baby and 60 like this:
-O-o-o-c-h. the dear. s,sest little dar,
ling
sect--little-5saufy!~
BLESS his dear little hearth
no let me take him."
"No. let mo-
mo. me-"
"Isn'f he sweet"
''Hes juss As cunning ~ ever no can
be-.
"Isn's ne, thought"
lie looks erer so much like you, Min
nie.''
Think SOP
''Iie's the living image Of you."
His nose is good deal like his
papa's--
"What does papa think Of him?"
Il should think you'd be asfally proud
Of him"
II amr'
Here. hero, little NANNY. look q
auntioi-
"Bcss his own itty sect baby SCI. Il
he aunties---
Now do let me take him."
mo. it's my turn"
"Oh. want him.
~ a, think has tha s,es>S<s< l.at,v -
saw"
''Oh. could just eat him up alive"
sSce that dear, cunning little dimple!'
'Oh, mutt he 90 upstairs again? !
must kiss him first
so must l.
And r."
"And IT,
Me too"
Now It's my turn. Bye, bye. sweety!"
Time
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pieces morticed in; legs braced to side
rails. put thin board on top to kcer
fodder from sagging through. My mode
Of husking corn from the shock Is as
follows: put two hands to each team
and wagon, with high side boards on
right hand side Of wagon box, and !
small box fastened to tho left sido OF
wagon box between the wheels.
We place : whole shock Of corn on the
husking-horsc ct time, and throw the
merchantable corn in the wagon, and
the small nubbins, damaged ears and
seed cars in the small box. l bundle
and tic my fodder in small bundles and
lay them to one side, and then pass on
to the next shock. claim BY follow
ing this plan that can do the work bet
ter, easier and save the fodder better
than BY any other way; and BY husking
direct into the wagon. have my huskcd
corn every night in the crib, and save
having to pick II up OF the ground.
Sorting II 1t the time OF husking il
quite saving Of time. always place
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

A DUCK recently killed near James
town, N. r., has caused great excite
ment In that region. In it, crop was
found piece Of gold quartz. Tho bird
had been feeding on the borders o.
Chautauqus Lake near BY. and II u
claimed that IN examination Of the
locality revealed many more specimsss
= 49, reid bsaring quarts
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or~gon' the Paradise ~ Farmers.
Mid e2uabie climate, certain aud abund ant
srops' ncst fruit: grain, grass, stock country
IN tho world. Full Information free. Address
Oregon Immigration Board. Portland Oregon
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Tine saving In clothing where Dobbins'
Electric boop - used il txenfp times the soap
Dill: u y no new experiment. but has been
sold for ~ years. To-day just a. pure - "a
1865. TryiL Your grocer has IT.
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The man who claims the right 70 that
for himself should be tolerant towar30
those who disagree with him.-BostonT rnV,
eller.