Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-24
INCOMING vessels at New York all re.

18-year-old wife, was sentenced at Bay
City, Mich, to life imprisonment
THREE children were burned to death
on the Crewes plantation near Helena,
Ark, during the absence of their pa
rents.
NEAR McGregor, Ia, Henry Hahn,
enraged because the daughter of John
Otto would not marry him, shot and
killed Mr.. otto and his brother William
and then escaped.
REV. DAVID MATTIsoN, of Mount
Vernon, o., prominent Methodist,
dropped dead in the depot at Oberlin
from heart disease.
JOHN HoEY has resigned his place as
manager of the Adams Express Com
pany, which he had held continuously
since January z, 1879.
THE dissolution is announced of the
partnership extending over nearly
fifty years between Alvan G. and
George b. Clark, the famous telescope
makers of Cambridge, Mass.
Gov. STEELE, of Oklahoma, has re-
signed, and the resignation has been
accepted by President Harrison.
Mrs. ANN A. DoDGE, an inmate of
the poorhouse at Butte, Mont. and so
years of age, has received notice that
she is the heir to an estate worth
IS, 900, 900 in England.
A BIG find of gold was made at Old
ham, N. 5. There were twenty-five
tons cf quartz in sight, which it was
estimated would yield at least 100
ounces to the ton.
FOURTEEN bicycle riders, including
representatives of America, Germany,
England, Scotland and Ireland started
on a siX-day race at Madison Square
garden, New York.
THREE negro rioters were lynched at
Clifton Forge, w. Va, by mob of 800
men.
OFFICIAL reports from registers of
deeds in ffty-tive counties show that
over 1000, 900 in farm mortgage in
debtedness was released in Kansas dur
ing September.
THE Lucy Webb Hayes Deaconness'
foreign missionaries was dedicated at
Washington.
The Ecumenical Methodist council
in session at Washington adopted
memorial looking to union of the
various branches OF the church. A me-
mortal on the determination of the
liquor traffic was also adopted.
THE great shipbuilding firm of Har-
rison, Loring 81 Co., of Boston, failed
for $500, 900: assets, $500, 900.
The explosion of a large cannon at
Fort Recovery, o., tore the side of
dwelling out and killed two children
and seriously injured three men.
The stallion st. Blaise was sold at
New York to Charles Reed, of Gala
tin, Tex. for 100000.
1r was denied that there was pos
sibility of natural gas famine in In
diana.
THE State bank at Gretna, Neb,
closed it's doors.
THE Chino valley (Cal.) beet-sugar
factory reports the manufacture of s25
tons of granulated sugar since it
started, August 25.
The production of anthricite coal in
this country during the past nine
months was s,363, BIB tons, an increase
of 2,S40,5l0 over the corresponding
period of 1890.
The two daughters of Edward Clark,
a wealthy Syracuse IN. W manu-
facturer, both became insane at about
the same time. The cause was un-
known.
The wreck of locomotive on the
Santa Fe road near Wichita, Kan, re-
suited in the killing of two men and
fatally injuring'three more.
LATE colleagues of Balmaceda, the
Chilian dictator, say their leader is not
dead, and that they will meet him in
New York.
A RECENT visitor to the Grand falls
of Labrador says the falls are greater
than Niagara. The abrupt descent of
the water is 316 feet.
THREE men We're killed and one NOR
tally wounded by the explosion of a
boiler of locomotive near st. Clair,
Pa.
AT Armourdale, Kan, the Alcott
Packing Company failed for 100000.
THE Methodist Ecumenical council
in session at Washington set aside the
week beginning November Is for
prayer in the churches of that denomi-
nation.
FARMERS in the east were making an
organized effort to secure free mail de-
livery in the country towns and among
the farmers.
THE statue of Admiral Farraglit.
made for the city of Boston by III. I'll.
Kitson, is completed. 1t is said to be
masterpiece.
THE visible supply of grain in the
United States on the 10Th was: Wheat,
31,03s, ,94l bushels; corn, S,753, S53 BUSH
els; oats, 4,274, 337 bushels.
JUDGE HIeGINBoTHAM, of Frankfort,
Ind, a leading Indiana attorney, was
found dead in bed at Plainfield, Ind.
DURING quarrel at u dance at Fort
Seneca, o., Frank Worlsley fatally shot
Frank Lewis and George Williams.
JONATHAN STEWARD, wholesale
grocer at Trenton N. j., failed for $780,
900.
The United States supreme court has
advanced the cases of Fielden and
Schwab, the Chicago anarchists, to test
tho 1ana1itu of fhair cantanna Tho