Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-06-27

tinulny..... 2OJO 21O0 SandusEy... 9bOO SOOO
FostorIa... $500 2,4OO Sidney"..... 9, 100 2400'
Fremont. ... 22O0 2,8O0 Troy. ......... 1900 $500
Greenville.. 1909 s,2oo Urbana. .. 2,2OO $500
Lancaster. Q 100 2,2O0 Van Vert. 1000 2,l00
Lima...."... 900 200 Warren.... 230) 2,400'
Mansfield. j. 300 2,S0l Xenia. ....... 2,eOO s,8O0
Marion. ....,.. 400 $500
ED RoeERs, of Cincinnati, was struck
by tiger in Robinson's circus at Ham
ilton and seriously injured.
THE commissioner of pensions has
appointed DIR. S. NJ. McVey member
of the board of pension examining sur
geons at Caldwell.
CHARLES EVANS, young druggist,
was found dead in bed at Youngstown,
and it was supposed heart failure was
caused by indulgence in cigarettes
The governor has appointed c. G.
Davidson, of Alliance, to be Il trustee of
the Ohio university at Athens, vice Hon.
John Hancock, deceased.
FOLLOWING is the syllabus of the su.
preme court decision in the suit of Sem
ator Lowry to compel the state APP
portionment board to rearrange tho
new senatorial district: "First-
Where the governor, auditor and secre.
ouiJ VI Spubcs VI Il VI OLCul db
the board created by section II, of arti-
Gle II, of the constitution for the decen,
nial apportionment of the state for
members of the general assembly, have
made an apportionment, they can not
be required by mandamus, or otherwise,
to make another apportionment,
unless the apportionment as
made so far disregards the
principle prescribed by the consti-
tuition as to warrant the court in saving
that it is no apportionment, and should
be treated as a nullity. Second-The
apportionment made by the board, con-
CURED in by the auditor and secretary
of state, at the session of the board held
April 13, 1891, does not violate any of
the principles prescribed by the consti-
tuition, and is a valid apportionment.
Writ refused" When Senator Lowry
entered his suit he remarked to a
correspondent that he did not expect to
win that the chances were only one in
thousand in his favor, but that he
wanted to try for that one chance.
THE census of the Ohio tobacco crop
shows that for the census year ended
June l, 1890, the yield was 81, S5S, 56S
pounds, worth S2,642, s5S, from A., 3OS
acres. There were 12 929 planters in
the state.
BY the explosion of portable boiler
at Akron Henry Golden was killed, Jno.
Harvey fatally, and six other men seri-
ously injured.
GEN. GRosvENoR has been appointed
an agent of the treasury department to
visit Europe in the interest of the
worlds fair.
DIR. j. KosT has resigned as chancel-
lor of Heidelburg.
FREDDIE SPENCE, the seven-year.old
stepson of John Noel was drow ned at
Portsmouth.
DIR. NJ. w, HANNA, of Los Angeles,
Cal, formerly of Springfield, has en-
dowed Wittenberg college with $50, 900
and so provided in his will.
EMMA BELCHER, aged fifteen, of
Riverside, died from the effects of
breathing the flames of gasoline lamp
that flashed across her face as she car
ried it.
AT Canton Henry Heitzell, middle
aged, married man, while going home
intoxicated, sat down on the Valley
track to rest early the other morning.
He was horribly mangled by n freight
train, being dead when found
TWENTY years ago Jas. Arbuckle and
his eight-year-old son were placed in
the alms-house at Youngstown. The
boy was sent out to learn trade, be-
came contractor in Pittsburgh, and
=" other day took his aged father to
IA home for the rest of his days.
Miss ELLA RAGAN, of St Marys, was
thrown into cataleptic state from a
fright at lightning, and continued in
that condition for ten days
RICHARD RHEIN, aged ifty-eight,
jumped from the suspension bridge
over the Ohio at Cincinnati with intent
to commit suicide.
Two children of James Ross were
drowned in Snow Fork creek, near
Buchtel.
JUDGE ROBINSON rendered an imnort.
ant decision at Youngstown, bearing
Oh the question of merchants getting
mp clubs for the sale of their goods In
bhe case at bar a merchant tailoring es-
adjustment got up club, each mem
Der to pay in 81 so per week, a suit of
clothes to be drawn by lot until every
member had been supplied. Two mem
oers' after paying in $50, became dis
satisfied and sued to recover the amount
paid in. The court held that the scheme
"as game of chance or lottery in vio-
alton of the statute in this state. and
'endered judgment for the amount of
'acli claim.
IHE OHIO supreme court has sustaiu-
I'd the new lepislative annort;onr,a-+
Two girls of 10, Lily Knecht and De-
Ia Bradford, suicided with laudanum at
Llfiin because they thought themselves
crossed in love.
The Ohio democratic state convention
will be held at Cleveland.
W. &. THOMAS, night operator at
Troy for the Dayton and Michigan road.
vas murdered by tramps early the 9TH
n morning.
The motion for leave to file petition