Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-30
OHIO STATE NEWS.

from the Massillon district will be held
in Massillon June IL.
ScHNEIDER's brewery, on the South
Side, Cleveland, was struck by light
ming, the other night, and burned to the
ground. The loss is about $75, ,00O
AN enmity of many years between
John Grauer and Solomon Fisher re-
suited in the formers death by the
hands of the latter in Cincinnati tan
merry.
j. s. JOHNSTON, leading druggist of
Newark, is dead.
AT Mt. Eaton Julius Grosgean, a car
penter, made a misstep and fell across
a joist, rupturing himself in a shocking
manner. While the physicians were
operating on him he expired.
A MISPLACED switch in the Hooking
Valley yards at Marion, resulted in
seven cars being smashed into kindling-
wood and several other cars and an en-
| gine being damaged
LICE HOLLAND (colored) and Andy
Peckem (white) are under arrest,
charged with participation in the muir
der of Daisy Reynolds, near Wiltshire.
THE other night at Port Morrow a
fourteen-year-old lad of Carrolton, ate
thirty nine full-sized bananas in fifteen
minutes, and offered to eat fifteen more
in five minues for S5.
THE Mansfield paper mill, valued at
$4,000, burned to the ground, a few
days ago, only a small ware room being
saved. Origin of the fire unknown. In
surance in various companies $14, 500.
THE following officers of the
State Department, Daughters of
Veterans were elected and INSTALL
ed the other night: Presient,
Laura Thurston, Kenton; senior vice
president, Louisa March, Prairie Depot;
junior vice president, Zoe Seachrist, AL
lance; secretary, Laura HARRISON, Ken
ton; treasurer, Lizzie Davis, Ada: tent
council, Carrie Siffert Estella Herring,
Massillon, and Name Hall, Ada; musi-
clan, Alice Gilbert, Alliance; inner
guard, Ella Trescott, Alliance; guard,
Maude Stevens, Massillon; chaplain,
Ida Dickens, Ada. The next national
convention will be held in Massillon.
SECRETARY of State Ryan issues the
following notice to election officers
throughout the state: To the many in
, quiries concerning the new ballot law
being addressed to this department,
permit me to say that the necessary
blanks, with the exception of poll books
and tally sheets and a pamphlet of in
structions, will be ready for distribu-
tion within twenty days. The law i'm
poses upon the secretary of state the
> duty of furnishing the forms for poll
. books and tally Sheets and election
| boards and other officers whose duty it
= = is to provide the same are advised to
make no contracts or purchases for the
same until they are notified of the adopt
ed form by the undersigned.
DURING a severe thunderstorm at
Youngstown, VIM. Humphries, coal
miner, white, near his home, was killed
by lightning. IFS
! SAMUEL ID. MCCARTHY and wife, while
I crossing the c., ii. & d. tracks at Troy,
a were struck by a train. Mrs. MCCARTHY
- was instantly killed and the husband
. badly injured.
A CYCLONE blew in the walls of the
= Bucyrus in6rmary, injuring some of the
=. patients, but none seriously.
!, AT Marion while Jacob Oehler was
> burning some stumps in field, the
! clothing of his little five-year-old
II daughter caught fire and she was fatal
y At Tiffin burglars smashed the plate
IS glass window of Neigh & Keller's jew.
\. elry store and robbed the window of q
IL quantity of watches and jewelry.
s. IN Peters dash manufactory, Column
id bus, Thos Montgomery was scalded tt
a. death by the explosion of boiler
s. Several other worlsmen were injured.
1T AT Urbana Alexander Crisman's baby
is drank ink and died in spasms.
e. A FATAL explosion of powder at the
lie Rhinehart coal mines, three miles wes
N of New Philadelphia, occurred the
s. other morning, by which two sons O.
so Philip Croft were literally roasted
ns alive. The bank shanty, in which they
Of were eating their 10 o'clock lunch, hat
at n stove fire, with Il seg of powder stand
re ing near, and by some means sparl
,g dropped in. The shanty was blown t.
rs pieces and burned up, and the clothing
r. completely burned off the two youns
,p men. They ran and threw themselve
adj into the stream that drains the banl
re until help came, when they We're talkel
es home and surgeon called. John
at aged twenty-one years, died two day
ed later, and Edward is still lingering i
ne great agony, with little chance of re
,e- covery.
en- REPORTS from all parts of norther
Id and central Ohio confirm the report G
,e- great damage done by the frost the otf
he er night. Away from the lake shor
an small fruits are ruined, and peaches
al pears and apples are greatly injure'
ilv On low land the wheat has been badl
damaged, and even on high ground
as said to be much injured In some place
ms the thermometer fell to twenty two d.
,r- grees and temperatures of twenty-eigl
nd and thirty degrees are reported fro
IN. numerous other points. All that pr
TO vented the most damaging May freei
or in twenty years was the dry weathe
ms The grape crop of the Cleveland di
in trict has been much injured.