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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-18
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-18
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-18
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-18
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-18
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-18
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

Victory for the No. Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. Highest award ut
Toledo Exposition, that of diploma.
AT the Henry county fair of Nopoleon,
Ohio, Sept. 12, first premium was
awarded to the Wheeler & Wilson.
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received the highest award over all
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knowledged bv judges throughout the
entire world to be superior to all others.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-18

Owing to the great advance in
albumen paper occasioned by the pas
sage of the Mckinley bill photographs
will advance in price very soon. In
fact many galleries have already
advanced, but p NJ. Publ, of Maumee,
will for the next sixty days make
cabinets at the former low price of 50
per dOZ.
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TONTOGANY ITEMS.

On Saturday last occurred the death
of Miss Leah notwithstanding, daugh.
ter of p. II. Notwithstanding, of this
place after long sickness of consump.
tiOn. Funeral Monday by Rev. Mark
Richardson, of Maumee.
+. G. Mills, of Cleveland, is here
looking after oil and gas matters.
Our streets are very muddy since the
heavy rain Sunday night and Monday
evening.
VIM. Heyman, Jr., has returned
home from visit with his grandfather
is Sandusliy county.
J. Il. Skinner and Miss Gertrude
Spyher, left Tuesday morning for Il
trip to the west, where they will spend
the winter with friends mt Belle Plain.
Kan.
Hog Cholera is raging north of town
There is talk of another church being
built i'll this place, in the near future.
w. r. Warwick is back from his
vaex : work on the New York Central
"ooN 80. 80 .s.-
r. k, us mail clerk.
.. ID. Foote, Democratic candidate
For County Auditor, thinks his prospects
FOR getting there are good. He will
think differently after election.
The G. III. & ID. II. II. Co. have pur-
chased the Il. f. & S. r. r. and will
put on IL through train from Tontogany
to North Baltimore, after next week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-18

Close connection nt Bowling Green with all
Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton trains.
through coach between Toledo and North
Baltimore attached t0 trains M and
Through tickets on sale NJ principal stations.
Trains arrive and depart at union depot Toledo
Close connections nt North baltimore for
Bowling Green ana Toledo with west bound Ii
~ o train arriving at 0;49 n III
4 l. BROWN. ECLAW,
Pres Il Gen Mgr Gen 4 Agt,
aaf Toledo tsH
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
WARRINGTON

Debate on the tariY was opened in the
 Senate by Hon. D. W. Voorhees,. Both houses of Congress adjournc1 through respect to the memory of Hon. J F. Walker. Gen. Miles says the United States is practically defenceess from war ships on the Pacific coast Capt Ainsworth of the record division of the War Department has greatly simpli fled work in the Pension Bureau. It is hard to tell who the meritorious arc under recent act of Congress to brcvei veteran officers of the Indian wars whe distinguished themselves The Irrigation question was further dis cussed by the Senate. In the House the original package bil was debated at length. Civil Service Commissioner Lyman al leges that he has been unfairly treated, Two more Democratic congressman ars to be unseated by the House of Reprcsen tatives.
 It is stated at the State Department that the correspondence oa the Behring Ses trouble will not be sent to the Senate until the latter part of the week, because Of Mir Blaine's desire that i, shall include sovera recent communications to Lord Salisbury
 on tho subject. Superintendent Porter has begun seud ing out checks in payment or tho services of census enumerators. Checks arc being sent direct to the cnumerators. and arc made payable at the sub-treasury in New York About 500 checks will be sent ou, daily until tho whole number. something ,..a- ' n.hA .,,,t, ar.tnrz np.. ,,afi Post ofiice statistics show large in crease of offices in the past year A hunt for quorum occupied the atten- ,tou of the House of Representative, several days. The Senate spent most of day in secret
 session and discussing irrigation surveys. Fear Is expressed that tho country's re. venues will not equal the appropriations The Breckinridge contest case wal | further argued before the House Com | mittee on Elections. Senator Frye has made some inquiries from Secretary Blaine regarding his rcci | procity ideas
 Comparison shows that the police count was actually Of persons omitted in the St | Louis census.
 l Little of interest Is being done in the i United States Senate. l Further testimony in immigration mat | ters was heard by tho House Committee The House of Representatives passed tn, Senate land forfeiture bill, slightly amen | dcd.
 | \ simplihcation of the military establish ment is under consideration.
 | Secretary Noble Is inquiring into tn, l White Cap outrages in New Mexico. l Pension Commissioner Raum was dis
 cussed in the House of Representatives. Plans arc on foot to hold the election
 | bill over in the Senate until tho shor | session.
 Argument In the Breckinridgo Ark election case was begun by Mcclure.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
Elsrttous Contr.ts

WASHINGTON, July ls-The Elections Committee of the House to day decided two of tho four remaining contested election cases on it's docket by party vote' in favor of the contestants. both Repub iicans. Tho cases of Goodrich vs Bul lock, from tho Second District of Florida and McGinnis vs Alderson, from the rhiri District of West Virginia, There wer, contests in three out of tho. four con grcssional districts in West viegna. ant tho Elections Committee has decided II favor of the Republican contestant in eact case. The remaining contests to be dis posed of by the committee are those oi Clayton, K, against Breckinridgo, D. from Arkansas, and of Eaton, R, against Phelan, D. from Tennessee. Three eases are awaiting disposition by the House.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
The House Substitute to the Senate Bili
 Passes the House.

Passes the House.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., July 23-Immedi ately after the reading of the journal in The House the voting began on the original package bill The first vote was on the Adams substitute, defining original pack ages. It was lost--33 to l15.
 The House then proceeded to vote on the House substitute for the Senate bill The following Is the House measure,
 That whenever any article of commerce is import d into any State from any other State, Territory or foreign nation and there held or offered for sale, the same shall then he subject to the laws of such State
 Provided, that no discrimination shall be made by any State in favor of its citizens against those of other States and Terri tories in respect to the sale of any article ct commerce, nor in favor of its own pro ducts, against those of like character produced in other States and Territories. Nor shall the transportation of commerce through any State be obstruc.ed except for the necessary enforcement of the health laws of such State.
 As tho vote progressed 1t was evident that the result was very doubtful and great interest was manifested. At the end of the first call the affirmative had ma jority of one and at the end of second call that majority was neither increased nor diminished. Then came changes oi votes. Fully two dozen cnanges were made, and in the alterations the affirma tives came out triumphant the vote being as follows Yeas, ll3, nays, 9s.
 The vote then recurred on the passage oi the Senate bill as amended It was passed, yeas i76, nays 3S.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
\ Confession of Murder.

TAS VERT, O, July al. Fireman Road house tonight confessed to numbering Eu gincer Vandevander. He said that vande wander had been quarreling with him al along the trip, and. among other things accused him of reporting him for drunken nesss. When tho train neared Van Wer the engineer rushed at Roadhouse with curse, saving that he would fix him. Witt that he dealt him blow on tue face knocking him down and cutting his head When Roadhousc recovered he picked u the hammer and rained several blows ol his head, knocking him insensible. Road house controlled the engine so that b could have checked it at the railroad cross ing had any trains been in the way Jus before running to the switch engine Road house reached up and he dealt him anothe blow which killed him. IL is feared he vii be lynched, threats being made to tha effect very freely tonight
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
'EPITOME OF THE WEEK
Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS AT HoMEAN ABROAD
Condsnsed relsgraphic Reports es the Current Events of the Past Week h America and the CcuntrIes
 vf the Old World.
FOREIGN.

 A murder mystery is agitatins the peo. l )le of Berlin.
 King Milan's heavy debts keep him from -eturning to Paris. Bar silver is unprecedentedly high in the London market. The Eastern question is rapidly assuming avery serious phase. f'renchmen are still discussing methods of opposition to the Mckinley bill | The mutincus Grenadier Guards have oeen ordered from England to Bermuda The sixtieth anniversary of Belgian in dependence was celebrated at Brussels Monday. ] Australia is to have another railroad built by the government. l The Grenadier Guards are broke up over I their enforced removal to Natal The Chinese government stopped Rus
 sian exploring party on the frontier The two railroad engineers captured re- gently by Turkish brigands have been re | leased. The influenza Is still prevalent in France Spain is excited over submarine war vessels. s'uENhS tftHuS but Spusul General, died at Cairo, Egypt.
 The police troubles in London arc practically over. The Italian government is uneasy over the exodus of it's citizens President Harrison's s Behring Sea policy was discussed in the Commons. Count kalnoky will accompany Emperor Francis Joseph on his trip to Germany. Baron Wissmann has reconsidered his determination to resign as Imperial Ger man Commissioner in Africa Forty strikers were killed by troops in l Chit The Queen Regent of Spain denies that she contemplates matrimony. It is reported that the French expedition on the Upper Niger has been routed Lord George Hamilton says in four years the British Navy will be twice as large as any other in the world Silver sold in London at 50 pence per ounce. The Cxar has bought Worms Island in the Baltic. The St. James Gazette pokcs fun at the peace congress. The Emperor will not shorten his cruise tn Norwegian waters. More than 5o per cent of the cholera cases in Spain have proved fatal. Belgium will celebrate the sixticth l anniversary of her independence with a 10 days fete
 Germany's accessions in East Africa cover twice the territory of the whole.
 empire at home.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
CWmsn's Tarir Views.

BALTIMORE, Md, July 2i.---At the bis meeting of the tariff reformers last weol Senator Wilson was invited and Senate, German was Ignored. The discrimination caused great deal of talk. but 1t was ex plaincd by tho assertion that Senator Cor man was not orthodox. in his tariff scnti unents, and that the purpoSe of the tariff feformers was against the perpetuation a Gor,uan's rule in Maryland. This ha, aroused Senator Gorrnan's friends, and on, of them. ex- Mayor James Hodges, is re ported as having said that few weeks az, Mir. Gorman told him that whom the Me kinley bill came before the Senate ht would make speech upon that mcasur, tha, he believed would fully satisfy hi, friends as to his sympathy with the tariff reform policy of the Democratic party I this K true II will be conversion Sena tor German has always been looked upor as protcctIonist, and he voted agains his party on tariff issues in the Senate il isSS
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
THE WAR IS RAGING
Hostilities Begun in Central
 America.
INVADING ARMY DEFEATED
The Guatemalan Army Enters San Sal. vsdor-It Is surprised and Driven Out of tho Country-Cause
 of the War.

NEW YORK, July 22.-The news received in this city to-day by private cipher cable dispatches fully confirmed the exclusive special accounts of the battle between the Guatemalan and Sah Salvador forces pub lished in Mondays Herald and corrobor- ated other features of the story The Guat emalan forces, under the command of Gen. Guentes, were encamped little to the Southward and eastward of Bhalchuapa close upon the San Salvador frontier A special aid had been sent by Gen. Fuentes to convey dispatches from the Guatemalan Government to Ezeta, the Provisional President of San Salvador, requesting him to give his consent to the ratification of the proposed union of the five republics on August 20 next at Tequcigulpa, the capital of Honduras. Gen. Ezeta received the dispatches and replied:
 San Salvador is a sovereign State, and knows how to act without the interference or intervention of any other power, be il great or small. Still in deference to her sister republics,it most courteously, vel firmly, declines to receive instructions from Guatemala"
 President Barilias, upon receipt of this reply, instructed Gems. Fuentes, Naiei and Aguilar to cr6ss the frontier, bearing the formalities of a declaration of war Tho San Salvador troops were pretty much con centrated at Santa Anna and Aquachapan Gen. Ezeta, who had placed himself ir command of tho troops of San Salvador himself directed by telegraph the move mont of the Santa Anna forces, which were sent 10 repulsc the Guatemalans. Tn, Guatemalans were not expecting to receive much, if any, resistance on the part of Sal vadorans. The Guatemalans were taker completely by surprise at the resistanc, offered, and rctreated precipitately beyond the borders Co their own territory No es timate of the loss of life on either side car bo formed, but, from all accounts, onlS thirty or forty were killed or wounded The San Salvador troops did not follow tip their advantage, as they had received in struc'ions only to preserve the integrity O their own territory
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
 wiii Try to Captur. Congress.

WAsnfSeTeS, July at,-rhe nationa silver committee. which has maintained several active representatives here during the winter is preparing to open vigorous campaign canvass for the control of th, next House of Representatives in the in terest of free and unlimited silver coinage During the past week 1t has purchaset thousands Of free coinage speeches whicl 1t Is sending into every Western congres sional district, Its president, Gen. War ner, has issued call for the committee {, meet in Washington on Septemb Der l, al which time he will present printed re port, showing the work of the committee the progress of Legislation in Congress, aa, the votes of every congressman upon tn, silver bill, and its various amendments
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
FORREST ARKANSAS, SATURDAY, 26,

New fork's census rough count shows
 i,5is,5ci population. Hot Springs, Ark, suffered from another
 severe fro.
 Severe storms visited New Jersey and
 portions of Pennsylvania. A cyclone swept over Trenton, N. l., doing considerable damage. family of five persons we're roasted in
 burning building in Quebec. The steamer City of Detroit ran into and
 sank the barge Kesota at Detroit. At Baltimore Martin Houck killed his wife because she would not live with him. $. NJ. Owens was nominated for Cover nor by the Farmers Alliance of Minnesota. Alexander Vashen, arrested at Seattle for bigamy, is said to have five living wives. E. B. Day, missing from Mineral Point, Mo-, has been found in the woods, mur- dered The Atchison (Kas.) Champion has be come milder in its warfare on Senator In- gals. The officers of the Sea Wing have given to tho press a statement of the Lake Pepin disaster. A large number of Indianapolis saloon. keepers have been indicted for violating the Sunday law. An Indianapolis judge has decided that German must be taught in the lower grade of the public schools. Latest advices from San Salvador con firm the rumor that President Mencndez was shot to death by soldiery. ~ l. have the dairy interest largely represented at the Worlds Fair. Mayor Pendeton is at New Orleans and threatened to return at Fort Worth, but was dissuaded by his friends. A Lincoln, Neb., druggist, in joke acknowledged woman as his wife and |. now confronted by the common law mar riage question.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
An Iniunciion Mnaifird.

NEW YoRx, July is.--Thc general tern Supreme Court has handed down a decis ion in the suit of Henry Winthrop Ray, re- cciver of the North River Sugar Refinery Company. against D. De Castro and tho Bonner Sugar Refining Company for dis solution of that and all other companies composing tho sugar trust Ray obtained an injunction restraining all of the defend ants from in any manner disposing oi property coming into their hands unde, tho trust agreement The general tern modihes this injunction by simply restrain the North River Sugar Refining Company from removing any property from thl. State, holding that tho receiver has ns authority for acting in the case of other ompanies
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
Telexraphlc nreyltlcs.

Congressman Mills addressed larg, gathering at Maryvillc, Mo, on the poiiti cal issues of the day.
 A deserted wife in Denver wrote letter wishing her husband long and happy lifc and then killed herself.
 Speaker Reed has written letter 10 ths Americus Club of Pittsburg. warml, euiopixing the club and commenting the Federal election law.
 Frederick Faber attempted suicide Hoboken, N. l.. because his niece refused to marry him.
 Lieut. Donaldson of the United Statcs army, after saving two persons frou drowning near Santa Ana, Cal, lost hia own life in trying to savs the third.
 There Is water famine at rarkersburg W. Va.
 Three inmates of tho Ohio penitentiary were fatally injured by another prisoner.
 Prairie iirca arc raging in Southwcstsrr Texas.
 The do- days fast of John Roth ended ir death at Galcna. Ill
 A sensational temperance war is In pro gress at Rement H.
 II Is denied that Canadian scaling vessel, arc armed with guns to rcsist Unites States authority.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
The Vice. Prsstd~ut Robbed

SARATOGA, N. Y, July ls.--A bold day
 light robbery was committed In this vii lage yesterday. About noon sneak thieves entered tho Bliss cottage, on North Broad way. and got away with $io,ooo worth ol diamonds and iewelry. The cottage is oe cupied by Mir. Morton, Vice President ol the United States, and his law partner, Mir Bliss, with their wives. It is impossible to ascer tain whether the jcwelry was th, property of Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Bliss
 as the parties interested decline to mak, any statement The police refuse any in
 formation except to admit that the robbery was committed and that reward of si ,0ot is offered for the recovery of the iewelry
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
Thrifty Melbourne.

MELBOURNE, July ao,The Premier ha, ntrodnced in Parliament railway bill providing for the construction of los5 miles of country lines and thirty nine miles ol suburban lines, the whole to cost fia. 500, GO besides grant from the Treasury oi ei.00o,oW. Ho said that the schemo was necessary in order to meet tho growth oi tho populations, winch, as ths census proved, was increasing faster than the population of America. The bill was well received
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
laddrd the Re.urn.

KANSAS Cirs, Mo. July 2l William Fl. Gibbens. census enumerator, was arrest. d here ,o day cn tho charge of having wilifully made false returns ef the number ,f persons in his district. Gibbeas was ar raigned before Commissioner wsne and his bond was placed a, sscn, in defaul, oi which he was jailed. He is charged with having playfally populated vacant houses and unimproved lots. Gibbens is the edi. or of the Missouri Knight paper pub lished in the Interests of the Knights oi Pythias