Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-11-28
The News Condensed.
Important Intelligence From All Parts.
DOMESTIC.

at Tiffin, o.
A COMPANY has been organized at
Fair Haven, WASH, to raise black cats
for their fur.
JAMES b. THOMPSON, q stoclsman at
Coleman, Tex, disappeared after Sc
curing S50,000 by swindling and for
gerry.
A PASSENGER train rolled down so
foot embankment at Silver Springs,
N. Y, and Mr.. Hoyt, of Rochester,, was
fatally injured and his wife killed.
AT Denver, Col, the mining stock
exchange building was dedicated and
the first National Mining congress
opened.
COMMANDER IN CHIEF PALMER, of the
G. A. R., favors the purchase by the
national government of Mount Nc
Gregor, where Gen. Grant died.
THE whaling schooner Nicotine, Capt.
Herendon, arrived at San Francisco
after an absence of over two years in
the Arctic ocean. The schooner had
several times been reported as lost.
BURGLARS relieved Charles Holback,
erable iewelry and $50, 900 in bonds.
A WAGON containing four persons
was struck by a train near Green's
burg, Pa, and three .of the occupants
were killed and the fourth fatally in
jured.
AT LOPEZ, Ind, Mrs. Mary Hoffman
and her two sons, aged 16 and 22, were
suffocated by gas.
ANDREW GULICK's three children
were killed and partially devoured by
wolves at New Brighton, but a few
miles from St Paul, MINI.
The statistician of the interstate
commerce commission reported that
the fatalities to railroad employees DUR
ing the past year amounted to Lore,
while the cases of injuries were 90, OPS.
AT the closing session in Boston of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
union resolutions were adopted pledg-
ing the members of the union to re-
newed efforts in the cause of total alb
stinence and prohibition; declaring un-
alterable opposition to all political
parties that in any way protect the
liquor system, and indorsing that party
which embodied in it's platform
the enfranchisement of women,
the prohibition of the liquor traffic and
the preservation of the Sabbath.
FREIGHT and passenger train coll
lided at Fairmont, Neb., killing two of
the crew of the passenger train and in
juring several passengers.
MANLY JUsTUs and Howard Mills,
prominent residents of Martinsville,
Ind, went to Kansas on visit and
were killed by the bursting of thrash
ing engine.
The Farmers national bank at Mum
Gle, Ind, has been organized, with a
capital of 100000
BY the explosion of the boiler in a
sawmill at New Castle, Pa, Charles
Wilson and w. Duberry were fatally
hurt.
IN the New York sub-treasury there
were 1000, or over sixty tons, of pen
nies The penny-in-the-s machine
caused the accumulation.
The Ponca reservation, comprising
all the lands in Knox county, Neb., has
been opened for settlement.
EARNEST HICKMAN, of East st. Louis,
ILL.,, prominent young man, shot and
fatally wounded his wife while drunk
and then shot himself
w. III. BRoTHERToN died at La Junta,
Col, while en- route from San Fran
cisco to Chicago trundiing wheelbar-
row on wager.
FRANK ALMY, who pleaded guilty to
killing Christie Warden at Hanover.
n. H., has been sentenced to be hanged
in Der, 1892.
COUNTERFEIT dimes bearing the date
of 1891 were in circulation in Indiana
in large numbers.
A CALL has been issued for a conven-
ton to take the initial steps toward
having Oklahoma admitted to the sis
terhood of states.
JOHN WHALEN and John Walsh were
found murdered in a room of hotel
at st. Paul, Minn.
CHARLES DUReAN, of st. Louis, while
insane entered the room of his two
sisters-Gertrude, 23 years old, and
Adelaide, 1S-and Drained both of them
with an iron poker.
IT was said that an attempt would
be made at the coming session of con-
gress to have the remains of Gen.
Grant removed to Washington.
IA llC dnuudi ulCeGlIls, III SIlcdRO OF
the fair managers of the western cir
cult it was decided to hold state fairs
as follows next year: Mississippi, Au-
gust Is; Iowa, August 20; Minnesota
and Nebraska, September 5; Wiscon-
sin, Kansas and Ohio, September 12:
Indiana, September 10; Illinois, Sep
tember 26; Missouri, October "a. In
the nine states represented no state
fairs would be held in 1893.
CHARLES FEIsNER shot Andrew Stohl
fatally at Carver, Mimi, and then shot
himself.
INFORMATION has been received at
the navy department of the death of
Lieutenant Commander Joseph Mar
thon on board his ship, the Palos, at
Shanghai, China.
CHIEF ii. M. LILI.Is and Assistant
Chief Packingham, of the fire depart
ment at Tacoma, Wash, were run over
by hose cart and fatally injured.
THE Rockdale Mining & Manufacture
ing Company of Columbia, Tenn, made