Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-11
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
%. S. Campbell, alias Owen Delly, one
of the boldest and most successful coun-
terfeiters of United States silver coin
in the country, was captured at Lafay-
cite, La, on the Sd.
HARRY SMITH, journal clerk of the
House of Representatives, estimates
that the time spent in the 462 roll calls
of the House during the session just
closed amounts to nearly thirty-seven
days-allowing five hours to each day,
the average length of the daily session.
AT Dayton, Tenn, on the Sd the Rich
mond & Nelson miners went out on
strike. Dissatisfaction with the reduc-
tion in wages recently ordered is the
cause, and about 1000 men are involved.
THE Golden Eagle, small pleasure
steamer, blew up at Peoria, ILL.,, on the
Sd with fifteen passengers on board. All
were rescued, and only one or two were
injured. 1he vessel went to the bottom
in few minutes
LEMUEL BANNIsTER and George West
inghouse, of Pittsburgh, on the Sd paid
$4,000 for silver mine twenty miles
ooubl vi II. L. IL ID CldluItu
there is 81, 900, 900 in sight.
THE breach of promise case of Annie
Husaboe against Rev. Peter Roberts,
pastor of the Plymouth Congregational
church of Scranton, Pa, ended on the
Sd with verdict in her favor for $4,000
damages. No defense was offered.
AT New York on the Sd the jury in
the case of DR.. McGonigle, charged
with causing the death of AMMO Good
win by malpractice, rendered verdict
of manslaughter in the first degree.
Sentence was deferred. The maximum
penalty is twenty years in State prison,
The well-known firm of Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, proprietors of Nc
Leans pills, has made an assignment.
The firm has been in existence over
sixty years. Liabilities $780, 900; assets
$l,G00,000
A STRAW PAPER trust, representing
eighty-two mills with an output of 325
tons daily, has been formed at Pitts
burgh to control the market west of the
Allegheny mountains. 1t is proposed
to limit the output by shutting down
some of the mills.
Two freight trains collided near Coal
City, ILL.,, on the 4th IN a dense fog. Ed
ward Kern was killed and Kirk kellogg
probably fatally injured. Both men were
together in freight car with their
horses and household goods, going to
Texas. The trainmen saved themselves
by jumping. Three trotting horses
were killed.
KARL HAAS, the young Austrian valet
of the Count of Paris, died at st. Vim
cents hospital, New York. on tho 4th.
He had been removed from the steam
ship to the hospital the same day, having
been taken sick during the voyage.
THE postmaster at Baton Rouge, La,
has absconded and his bondsmen have
taken possession of the office.
AN epidemic of malignant dysentery
prevails in Hamburg, N. j., village of
500 inhabitants. There have been forty
five cases within the past two months
and twenty deaths have occurred from
the disease.
THE B. S. Heath oat mill at Des
house. was totally destroyed by fire on
the 4th. The loss is estimated at $780,
600; partially covered by insurance.
THE Mississippi River Commission
finished its labors on the 4th, after APP
portioning over S3,OOO,OO for improve
ments on the lower Mississippi and its
tributaries. The original amount ap-
propriated for the work was $4,000, 600
and 1t is nearly all used up.
AT Dubuque, Ia, the residence of
John McBee caught fire early on tho
morning of the 5th and before the flames
could be extinguished Mrs. McBee and
four children, ranging in age from five
to eighteen years, were sutfocated.
McBee escaped by jumping from
second-story window.
UP to the present time fifteen dis
tinct and separate gold bearing quartz
leads have been discovered and located
near Saratoga, Carbon County, Wyo.
The quartz lies in we'll defined walls of
stone and the leads are from six inches
TO seven feet thick. 1t is believed the
latest find OF ore will run at least 81, 500
TO the ton.
THREE Cinnamon were baptized in the
Emanuel Baptist church at Albany, N.
Y, on the 5th This is the first instance
of the admission of Cinnamon TO the
Christian church In that section.