Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-19

Sage in New York with n dynamite
bomb has been identified as Henry L.
| Norcross, of Boston.
The steamer Maggie Ross was
| wrecked near Yaquina, CAL, and the
crew of sixteen men were reported
lost.
The bark Gen. Butler foundcred in a
gale near Cape Arago, Ore, and nine
sailors were drowned
THREE convicts were killed at the
Anamosa (Ia.) penitentiary by the Civ
ing away of staffold on which they
were standing.
| Miss A. ii. BRUCE, Frank PuclSwood,
Mrs. L. ID. Hatch and her little son
were all found murdered in u house &
miles south of New Smyrna, Fla.
lNIAs BIsLAND. a planter, drunk,
quarreled with Conductor Turner, of
the Louisville, New Orleans & Texas
railway near Canonburg, Miss, and
while pursuing Turner, shooting at
him, fell off the train and broke his
neck.
TWELVE persons were wounded in q
battle which took place between a
sheritf's posse and striking miners near
Crested Butte, Col.
MIDDLETOwN, a Maryland village,
held a big celebration in honor of the
Tooth birthday of Miss Elizabeth APP
pleman, one of its citizens.
Mrs. N. MASON was burned to death
at Melbourne, Ark, by falling into the
fireplace while in fainting fit.
WHILE on drunken spree John
Miller fatally wounded his wife and
then committed suicide by shoo ooting at
Mount Olive, ILL.,, on the 18th.
FIVE men were killed by the explo.
sion of dynamite which they under
took to thaw out in stove at Grand
Junction, Col, on the 18th.
HANK LovErT and two companion s.
all notorious cattle thieves. were
lynched 80 miles east of Custer City, S.
d., and their bodies riddled with bull
lets.
MINISTER'S at Mexico, Mo-. have de-
clared against u ball which is to be
given on Christmas night for the bene-
fit of the eX-confederates' home.
Mrs. MARY MILLER, of St Pc ter,
Mimi, was acquitted of the murder of
her husband on the ground of insanity.
john LAW crushed Lew McCracken's S
head with a stone at Boston, Pa, be-
cause McCracken danced with Laws
girl.
DIR. H. S. DOUGLAS. house surgeon of
the city hospital at Kansas City, Mo,
killed himself with morphine because
of a threatened exposure of the hos
pital management
SIX children were burned to death at
Mi liz;
season began.
WARREN SPIKER, living near Spike
vile, Ind, was flourishiug his revolver
while walking home with the woman
to whom he was engaged and the
weapon was discharged, fatally wound
ing her.
The best part of the town of Cakes,
N. d., was destroyed by fire, and e.
Nelson, newspaper man, perished in
the flames.
In the United States the visible sup
ply of grain on the 18th was: Wheat,
~, 25S. 2s5 bushels; corn, 3,O65, 500 bush.
els; oats, 4,425. 732 bushels
JAMES McCABE, of Lima. o., was
murdered by Solomon Folk. The
trouble originated over some chickens.
CHARLES SMITH (colored) was
hanged at Canon City, Col, for murder
ing Taylor Sihman.
Col, WILLIAM E. MERRILL, of Cincin-
natl, United States engineer in charge
of the Ohio river and all it's navigable
tributaries, dropped dead on train
near Edgar. Ill.
A MOB broke into the Jail at Way
cross, Ca, and shot Welcome Golden
and Robert Knight, leaders in u recent
riot.
The exports of beef, hog and dairy
products from the United States for
eleven months ended November 80,
1891, were S1Os,s20,9l9, rs compared
with Sis, 1876, OFT for the same time in
1890.
HENRY FITZsIMMoNs, aged 10, and his
brother Michael, aged "a, were asphyx.
lated by gas in Chicago.
| The exports of breadstuffs from the
United States for the eleven months
ended November 30, 1891, amounted in
value to $l94.077.6O7, against Sl26. 49,
100 for the same period in 1890.
MAY WHITE, the Ingham township
| Mich girl who had slept almost all
the time for the past ls0 days, seemed
on the l4th to be recovering slowly.
| THE issue of standard silver dollars
during the week ended December Il
was $57S.O13 The issue during the
corresponding period of last year was
S7O6.5
EDWARD M. FIELD, the son of Cyrus
w. Field and partner in the bank.
rupt firm of Field, Lindley, Wiechers &
Co., of New York, was arrested at q
private insane asylum and taken te
police headquarters.
THE eleventh annual meeting of the
Federation of Labor convened at Bir.
mingham, Ala.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
CHARLES b. EvARTs, aged AZ years,
eldest son of ex-senator William NJ.
Evarts, was found dead in bed at Wind
sor, VT
GEORGE w. STEWART, the inventor OF