Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-03

QlSCONSTcu.
In the National league the percent
ages of the baseball clubs for thet
week ended on the Goth were: Chi
cago, .62S; Boston, .6l5; New York,
.567; Philadelphia, .517; Cleveland, .45O;
Pittsburgh, .426; Brooklyn, .420; Gin
cinnat, .379. The percentages in clubs
of the American association were:
Boston, .697; ST. Louis, $50; Balt-
more, .531; Athletic, $50; Columbus,
.455 Milwaukee, .454; Louisville, 3S4;
| Washington, .31S.
JOSEPH BLACK, his wife and three
daughters were killed by the cars at u
crossing near Centreville, Ind.
ELEVEN stores and bank building
at Maquon, Ill, We're destroyed by fire.
AT the leading clearinghouse in the
United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the 26th aggregated
81 1893, 0S6,+ IA, against 81, 800, $50. 404 the
previous week. AS compared with the
corresponding week of 1890 the increase
amounted to 7.6.
FIRE destroyed the warehouse and
mill of the Plant Milling Company in
| st. Louis. the loss being $3.50, 200.
In quarrel at FaXon, Mimi, over
the dividing line between two farms,
James O'Neill killed Michael Collins
and fatally wounded his two grown sons.
| PRESIDENT HARRISON has appointed
Jeremiah Coughlin, of New York, to
be secretary of the legation and consul
general of the United States at Bogota.
AT Swainsboro Ga, Charles Mock
(colored) was lynched by a mob.
SEVERE earthquake shocks were felt
| ~, 1,lt FNnrrnSSn,
Missouri and Kentucky. In some
places buildings were rocked and per-
sons fled to the streets.
In Emmons county, N. D., hundreds
of families were homeless from prairie
fires and six persons were burned to
death In Wisconsin whole villages
were destroyed, and in Minnesota a
vast area was burned over and several
lives were lost.
In freight train wreck near Buffalo,
n. D., Engineer Curtis, Fireman Dodge
and sixteen cars loaded with cattle
were burned to death.
A MOB of white caps took defense
less woman from her home at Birds
Eye, Ind, and nearly tiayed her alive.
A CENSUS bureau report shows that
there We're in the United States in the
census year 500 farms, with total of
169, ,S5l acres, devoted exclusively to
seed growing, of which 96, 56T Il acres
were reported as producing seeds.
THE Pennsylvania senate will meet
in special session October Is to investi-
gate charges against the auditor gen.
eral and state treasurer.
ANDREW GAGE, clerk of Madison
| A,.1- tod ,f Il; &c
home in the suburbs of Huntsville.
A CYCLONE in the counties of Bel
trami and Itasca, in Minnesota, de-
stroyed 200, 100000 feet of pine timber
FREIGHT trains collided near Cum
berlapd, Md, killing Engineer Charles
Earnest and William Thorpe.
JACOB BROWN, who confessed at Min
neapolis that he had murdered tramp
in Centralia, ILL.,, for which crime an.
other man is serving life sentence,
now denies his story.
The Greenville, ILL.,, export mills
We're burned, the loss being Sl20, 900;
insurance, S70, 600.
The Iowa agricultural authorities
report that this has proved the best
all-round crop year in the history of
the state.
THERE We're sos, 737 gallons of rum,
valued at S964,604 exported from Bos-
ton to Africa in the fiscal year 1891.
THE visible supply of grain in the
United States on the Goth was: Wheat,
26,s6l, ,537 bushels; corn, s,Ss7,O OO9 bush.
els: oats, 5,47O,224 bushels.
JOHN DRESSED, German shoemaker,
died at New Orleans of the worst form
of leprosy.
A TRAIN with John w. Mackay, the
California millionaire, Miss Fair
daughter of Senator James G.. Fair
and others on board made the triI
from San Francisco to New York il
four days, twelve hours and twenty
eight minutes, beating all previous rec
ords by twelve hours.
ANDREW ANDERSON, Martin Nelson
and a man unknown were drowned by
the capsizing of rowboat near Ash
land, Wis.
HENRIETTA MURRELL (colored) wa.
hanged at Smithville, Va, for the mur
der OF her child.
FIRE among warehouses in Phila
delphia caused loss to Jessup s
Moore and Phillips & Cunningham OF
$500, 900
THE total value of exports of mer
chandise from the United States dur
ing the twelve months ended Angus
81, 1891. was 5000, ,43S. The valu
of the imports was $3.50, ,039,24l
{ THE annual convention of the Amer
, lean Bankers association will be he'll
in New Orleans November II and H.
Lou STEVENSON, colored woman
t and Grant White (colored) wer
Y lynched by mob at Hollandale, Miss
for the murder of John Davis.
: MOTIFS cider refinery and storag
0 houses at Rockville, N. Y, the larges
a in the country, We're totally destroye
by fire. Loss, 100000
v MISS MATTE REYNOLDS, Mrs. Mel
a ritt and Miss Alma Kohlhem wer
killed VIII lie driving at Marietta, Ga
"a | by their horses running away.