Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17

ty ana neither candy. cigars nor any me
i. chantable things except ice or milk w,
v allowed to be sold
,i HEALD's bark mill and Singers m;
at Lynchburg, Va, were burned. II
|. loss being $3.50, 900.
d The twenty-frst annual congress
the National Prison association on,
@ vened at Allegheny, Pa.
@ A LARGE part of the business port;o
s OF dwight ILL.,, was destroyed by fir,
n HART BROS, an oil firm at Pitt
v burgh failed for $3.50, OOO
THE government crop report molse
, the average of wheat fifteen bushel
, per acre. the best on record.
, JAY SoULEs, IS years old, was foun,
dead in his bed at his home in No,
wich, Conn. He was an inveterat
cigarette smoker.
BURGLARS entered the residence n
George w. Cook at Pueblo, Col. an,
stole $1,000 worth of diamonds.
IHE three children of Charles Smitl
were burned to death in their hom,
near Charlottesville, Ga, during tb,
absence of their parents.
PEARLS of rare beauty and prea,
value have been discovered in grea,
quantities in shells in the Cottonwood
river near Guthrie, o. T.
AN earthquake shock at Napa. Cal.
wrecked the masonic temple and badly
damaged several other buildings.
THE planning mills, factories, ware.
houses and sheds of Neel & Wampler
at Mckeesport, Pa, were DESTROYED bv
fire, entailing loss of $50, 600. on
which there was no insurance.
The alien land law of Texas which
excluded foreigners from buvinp or
loanlng money on Texas land. has been
declared unconstitutional.
| IHE dairy barn of Samuel Slinper.
land at Manistee, Mich, was burned
and twenty-three cows and three horses
perished in the flames.
THEODORE c. WEEKS, a broker and
speculator at Stoneham, Mass, failed
for 5000, O0O
IHE worlds bicycle record for .
miles was broken at Springfield, Mass.
by &. E. Taylor, who went the distance
in 4:4S.
ALEX. GoDDALL and Herman Kilt
Two well-known farmers of the town of
Mannheim, N. Y, drove into the canal
"hiiO vi ulh anu were drowned
M. SELLERS livery barn at Fort How
ard Wis, was burned, and seven val
liable horses perished in the flames.
IHE United States steamer Despatch
was wrecked in gale off Assateapne
island, Va. The crew of seventv-five
men We're saved.
IHE visible supply of grain in the
United States on the 18th was: Wheat.
29,357, 3S1 bushels: corn, 5, ,4sO, 6o4 hush.
els; oats, 5,173,6O2 bushels.
TWELVE horses were burned to death
IN Michael Weise's barn near Salina.
Kan.
The British steamer Bellagio arrival |
In Boston with 100000 pounds of
sugar. IL was the largest cargo of |
sugar ever landed at that port.
TERRIFIC storms along the coast
from Maine to Florida have done great
damage to shipping.
DURING the twelve months ended
september 30 last 214 new national
banks were established in the United
states with a total capitalization of
S23, 4cc 900.
Two OF the overdue Atlantic steam
ers, the Umbria and Augusta Victoria.
arrived in New York. They reported
storm from the 4th to the 9th of nm.
severity.
A REMARKABLY large vein of zinc
slance has been discovered in the mines
u the Washington Zinc Company at
5onsacls, Va.
1T was estimated that about 400
square miles of territory in Minnesota
we're devastated h,,@ h. |
ne loss OF pine timber was great.
WILLIAM EVANS, secretary of the
lorse Wool Securing Company of St
LOUIS, was said to be short $50, 600 in
lis accounts. He was fugitive.
MRS. GEN. JOSEPH T. ToREENcE.
ged Al years, one of the best-known
oclety ladies in Chicago, was killed
y being thrown from her carriage
While driving. The horse SHE'D, and I
lrs. Torrence was thrown against the q
urb, breaking her neck.
IHE wife and mother of Joe Coe.
mo was hanged by mob at Omaha,
'eb, claim that Coe was innocent of I
ne crime with which he was charged. n
lT was estimated that the total WELD /
corn in Iowa the present season t
ould be 3O0,000,O 900 bushels. O
FIVE children of Mr.. and Mrs. Will e
am Hammond, of Stantonville, ILL.,, w
ave died of diphtheria within a week. il
JOHN HoEY, of New York, was de- C
osed OF his position as president of
he Adams Express Company for NAL A
asance in office. ST
f. w. BoLAND, a convicted forper b,
OF himself fatally in court at Kansas m
ty as sentence was being pronounced
him. u
ONE of Garcia's band of revolution tn
S was found hanging to tree near tn
o Grande City. Tex, with nineteen w
llets in his body.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. 90, 90,
A MEETING of the republican national fr,
has been called to meet in o;,
ashington on the Esd of November sIr
determine the time and place for Fc
lding the next national republican