Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-07-25
The News Condensed.
ImPotantlnteIIigerce From Az Parts,
DOMESTIC.

Nor a child has been born in the
White Hills Comm school district in
nine years. The population of the dis
trict is 500.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has issued an
order enlarging the boundaries of the
Judith land district in Montana 3,34S
square miles. 49,. .,..
LOCAL worlds fair associations have
been formed in seventy of the LOG coun-
ties in Kansas.
FIVE persons living in the same house
at Braddock, Pa, were injured in diff
ferent ways so seriously that all died.
DURING a windstorm at West Su
perior, Wis, new building was blown
down and five persons were killed and
some twenty others injured.
The statement that English capital
lists have secured control of all the
glucose factories of the United States
is denied. ..,.
AT the national temperance conven-
tion in Saratoga Springs, n. Y, +. II.
Clapp, of Massachusetts,, was elected
president.
The chain works at st. Mary's o.,
were struck by lightning, and seventy
of the employees were knocked speech
less by the shock and some were Sc
riously stunned.
THE mother of Jennie Cramer, who
was so mysteriously murdered at New
Haven, Conn, tenyears ago, committed
suicide at her home by hanging.
Two SISTERS, Kate and Mary Nc
Gowan, aged is and 20 years respective
Iy, were drowned in the Susquehanna
river at Pittston, Pa.
THE census office has issued bull
letin on the subject of paupers in aims
houses in 1890 which shows total of
73,045, as against 66, 203 in 1880.
THE First national bank of Wyan-
dotte, Kan, suspended business with
liabilities of s1OO, 900; assets, S2OO,O 600.
AN incendiary fire at Eldon, Ia, de-
stroyed the business portion of the
town.
A STORM swept over the northeastern
portion of Pulaski county, Ark, doing
great damage to the growing crops.
In the township of LuXemburg, Mimi,
the grain in the path of a storm for a
distance of miles was destroyed.
FIRE in the carpet mills of John w.
Priestly in Philadelphia caused loss
of $3.50, 600.
In bicycle race at Detroit, Mich,
n. H. Van Sicklen, of Chicago, made
% miles in hour, % minutes and II
seconds.
IN the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
the 18th numbered 274, against PAT
the preceding week an, 2O7 tor the cor
responding week last year.
DURING an electric storm at Clinton.
vile, Wis, the house of Henry Pantz-
loft was struck by lightning and both
he and his wife were killed
FRANK RossIMUs, negro, was
lynched at marlborough, KY, for
shooting at constable who was trying
to arrest him.
THE First national bank of Palatl1a,
Fla, suspended payment, with liabili-
ties of S2O0,O00
w. S. CAPELLER, of Mansfield. o.,
was elected president of the National
Editorial association in session at st.
Paul.
FIFTY unknown men entered the jail
at Spencer, Ind, and lynched Frank
Dice, awaiting trial for the murder OF
CLANCY They hanged him to the cell
door.
REV. SAM SMALL, the evangelist, is
to be managing editor of the new
Evening Herald of Atlanta, Ga. The
paper will be pronounced prohibition
advocate.
The Mile Lac Indians in Minnesota
declare they will kill the first white
man who attempts to cut an acre ot
| grass on the reservation.
! JOSEPH LEUvENMARK is the cham
| pion high diver of the world. At Wash
ington park, near Kansas City, Mo-, he
'dived from platform IS feet So inche:
high into the lake.
GEORGE w. and Joseph P. Reed, o
| Pittsburgh, Pa, have sold their stool
in the Commercial Gazette to JohI
Dunlap for 100000.
FIRE destroyed Wards bank and tn,
post Office building at McCune, Kan.
WILLIAM MINER, a justice of the
peace at Saline City, Ind, was fatal,
shot by Thornton jackson, whose Sol
had been fined by Miner for disturbing
| the peace.
ONE man was killed and dozel
houses wrecked by nitro-glycerin,
explosion, at Washington, Pa.
THIRTY ONE pauper immigrants yer
on the nth refused admission to tn
United States at New York an
twenty-eight at Boston,
MEAT train on the Chicago &, Fri
road collided with work train at HeE
burn, o., killing nine laborers and in
juring many others.
f, JUDGE r. A. HILL, of Jackson, 70
twenty-seven years judge of the Unite
States courts of Mississippi, sent in hi
resignation to the president.
Mrs. j. H. OvERHEnER, of Muncie
Ind, gave birth to triplets. They wer
all boys in perfect health.
BoNNELL & Co., manufacturers G
printers ink at New York, failed fc
$1,000 900.
A CENSUS bulletin shows that tn
production of bullion during the yea
1889 was: Gold, $S2, $50, 744; silver, 500
Sa6,9ss In gold this is nearly 2s pit
cent. of the worlds product and in 81