Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-07-18

kyo has failed with liabilities OF
$3.50, 900.
POSTMASTER T. HENNINGER, of Cof-
feen, Ill, fell from a cherry tree and
was fatally hurt.
THE percentages of the baseball clubs
in the National league for the week
ended on the 11th were: New
York, $685. Chicago, .5s2; Boston, $50;
Cleveland, .5O7: Philadelphia, .4s4;
Brooklyn, .462; Pittsburgh, 4O6; Cincin-
natl, .4O2. The percentages of clubs
in the American association were:
Boston, .64T; st. Louis, cal; Balti-
more, GIL; Columbus, 4SO; Athletic,
Az; Cincinnati. .445; Louisville, .371;
Washington, 333. .....
AT the leading clearing houses in the
United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the 11th aggregated
81, III, 953, ,220, against 81 ,O2O, 332, ,472 the
previous week. AS compared with the
corresponding week of 1890 the increase
amounted to 0.2.
AT the closing session of the Christian
Endeavor societies at Minneapolis Rev.
f. E. Clark. of Boston, was reelected
president, with vice presidents from
nearly every state in the union.
Mrs. JEFFERSON DAVIS has decided
to give Richmond, Va, the care of her
husbands mortal body.
JOHN MCNEFF, Lizzie Kaiser, Henry
Campbell, Leslie Young, John Swan
son and August Maraysta were
drowned in the lake at Chicago.
THE Niagara Mining and Smelling
Company of Utah has increased the
capital stock to $40, 900, 900, and now
controls the largest lead producing
mines in the world. ..t.t.
AN excursion train collided with a
freight train near Aspen, Col, and
seven of the eXcursionists were killed
and over dozen seriously injured.
Mrs. KATE WILLIAMS, of Houston,
Tex, has given birth to a boy baby
which has full set of teeth. The new
arrival is a perfect child. Not since
the days of Richard Ill. has such a
youngster been heard of.
THE livery stable belonging to Sam
uel Tougher at Germantown, Pa, was
destroyed by fire. and thirty-two horses,
many of them valuable animals belong
ing to private individuals, perished in
the flames.
NEAR Somerset, Ky, Larllin Jones
and his wife We're killed by the cars
while crossing bridge.
THE grasshoppers have caused great
loss in eastern Colorado. They covered
an area of 60 square miles and had de-
stroyed everything green within that
district.
A CAVERN that rivals the famous
Mammoth cave of Kentucky in extent
and beauty has been discovered in
southern Oregon.
The white citizens of Ancoma, Tex,
were so incensed because of the SYM
pathy accorded the colored slayer of
DIR. j. S. Love that they drove all the
negroes from the place.
AN explosion on the boat Ethel off
Coney Island, n. Y, killed eight busi-
ness men who were fishing
AT Joliet, ILL.,, Adolph Hedborg, a
Swede, Shot his wife through the heart
while drunk and then blew out his
brains.
In landslide near Skeena River,
Wash, nine houses were destroyed and
over forty persons, mostly Indians,
were killed.
THE St Louis hotel at Duluth,
| Mimi, was burned, causing loss of
| $10O, 900.
AT Toos, Mo-, Joseph Frank shot
and killed Frank Bacleman and then
took his own life in the same manner.
No cause was known for the deed
The National Federation of America,
organized to aid the home rule move
ment in Ireland. has issued an address
bitterly denouncing Mr.. Parnell and de-
claring that he can no longer be regard
ed as leader of the Irish movement.
Mrs. WILLIAM CARPENTER, aged 80,
and her son John were drowned in the
river at Camden, n. j., by the upsetting
of boat
w. R. CRozIER, who went from But
Ter, Pa, to the war in 1861 and was
never heard from afterward, has ap-
peared very unexpectedly in Butler and
claimed his property. Crozier refused
to explain his prolonged absence.
AN unknown, Incorporating gentle
man about 60 years of age jumped over
the falls at Niagara Falls.
THE liberal party was victorious over
the Mormons and their allies in the
school election at Salt Lake City.
Pussy CAT paced a mile at Lexing-
ton, KY, in 2:2119, the fastest time ever
made by 2-year-old in July.
THE Indiana wheat crop this year is
enormous. Rough estimates make it
10000, 900 bushels, the biggest yield that
the state ever produced.
CAPT. GEORGE WALKER and his two
children We're rowing on the Hudson
river near Sing Sing, N. Y, when the
boat capsized and the two children were
drowned.
E. C. STARK & Co., bankers at Oneida
N. Y, made an assignment, with liza
bilities estimated at $500, 600,
PERCY HUDSON proprietor of the En-
terprise hotel at Silverton, Col, sho
and killed the girl with whom he wa
in love because she refused to marry
him and then killed himself.
HARD Bros. e Co., spring bed manu-
facturers at Oneida, n. Y, have as
sipned with indebtedness amounting