Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-19
DIR. WAsHINeToN F. PECK, n prom,
nent physician of Davenport, Ia, died
at the age of SO years
FOREIGN.


A NEW volcanic island, 500 meters in
length, has appeared southwark of the
Island of Pantellaris, in Italy.
DURING a gale ut Dorington, Eng
houses were. unroofed, chimneys blown
down, outhouses demolished and fences
destroyed and two persons were killed
ADoLPH ALBERT, a prominent banker
of Garlitz, in Prussian Silesia, embez-
Zled 1000, 900 marks and fed
A TERRIBLE storm did enormous
damage in Cork and all ovcrcthe south
of Ireland, Ill lit If 5,
A BLACKSMITH at Buda Pesth Hun
gary, killed his wife and three chill
dren. He then committed suicide after
, setting fire to the house.
The French bark Leonore, Capt.
Barnard was wrecked off Numble's
Head, Eng, and twelve of the crew
! were drowned.
STORMS of great severity ragged
throughout Bavaria and scores of lives
| were lost and an immense amount of
| property was destroyed.
THE Mallisori tribe from Albania raid
ed and burned several villages and ham
| lets in Servia and killed eleven persons
The one thousandth anniversary of
the establishment of the kingdom of
| Hungary will be celebrated with u ma
tional exhibition in 1895.
THE recent victories of the Chinese
imperial troops sent against the rebels
in Mongolia have brought the insurrec-
tion to an end. Forty-two insurgents
who had hand in the killing of Chris.
| tians were beheaded at Pakou.
DURING debate in the French cham
ber of deputies Nj. de Cassagnac called
| M. Floquet, president of the chamber,
Il liar. Upon his refusal to retract NJ.
Fioquet challenged him to duel and
| the challenge was accepted.
PRESIDENT MoNTT, of Chilli, in re-
| sponse to President Harrisons message
| declares that the sentiment of his coun-
| try is friendly to the United States,
and that he thinks the result of the
Baltimore inquiry will be satisfactory
! to America
DURING gale at Hong Kong many
Chinese vessels were destroyed and
hundreds of Chinese sailors and labor
ers engaged about the harbcr were
drowned. 10
THE search for the missing Mexican
vessel Tahaiti has been abandoned.
She had on board a crew OF sixteen
men, Messrs. Levitt and Scrysner, of
New York, and 200 laborers.
The congregation of Mongolian mis-
| siops at Gohent has received news con-
cerning the report that 500 native
Christians had been massacred in the
Patton district and that all the Euro
peans escaped
1T was estimated that the expenses
of the congressional party in the revo-
luton of the government of Chill
against Balmaceda We're SIS. 900, 900.
The insurgents in Rio Grande do Sui,
Brazil. have been disbanded, and the
governors of two states, appointed by
Fonseca, have resigned.
| INHABITANTS of villages adjacent to
the volcano of Colima, in Mexico, have
been advised to abandon their homes
lest they should share the fate OF
Pompeii.
THIRTY persons were reported lost by
the foundering of the British ship En-.
terkin near Ramsgate.
AN overweighted brewery collapsed
in Pinneborg, Germany, and fifteen
employees were killed.
JOSIAH MINor, once the law partner
of President Franklin Pierce, died at
Concord, N. H.. aged 73 years
JOEL b. MAYEs, chief of the Chero-
kee nation, died at Tahlequah, Ind T.,
aged So years.