Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-03-14

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AT meeting of the Emerald branch
of the Irish land league in Louisv lie,
KY, on the Sth n resolution was adopted
that they would give no money or other
aid to either factions of the National
party in Great Britain. They recon-
mended that all other branches of the
league in the United States, Canada and
Australia take similar action.
OF the S250OO0 worth of bonds issued
in order to talteup the Indebtedness and
finish the new Brooklyn Tabernacle,
$50, 900 of the issue has been subscribed
for by Rev. L. Dewitt Talmage. Russell
Sage will exchange his St250O0 mort
gage for the same amount in bonds.
A CoLoRED bar association was or
ganized recently Mt Greenville, Miss.
This is the first association of the kind
organized by the colored race in the
United States.
GEORGE LpE, of Denver, Col, who in
March, 1880, obtained S19 900 from Stan
ley & Co., of Chicago, by forging the
names of his father and mother to bogus
deeds of property, has been arrested in
Guthrie, O. T., and returned to Chicago.
There have been eight deaths from
trichina in Ida county, Ia, within a
week, and it is believed several more
will die. A leading physician has eX-
amined TIE patients thoroughly and
says that about $4,000 of these deadly
parasite exist in every cubic inch of
muscle in the patients bodies.
A MEXICAN woman and five children
were drowned at Solomonville, Ariz.,
a few days ago, while endeavoring to
cross the ella river on raft
A BAD wreck occurred on the South
ern railroad at Meyer Station, Pa, on
the Sth. The Fair Chance express and
n wreck train collided the passenger
engine running almost through the rear
end of the other train. The express
was nearly filled with passengers, but
all save two escaped serious injury.
Two trainmen and one passenger were
seriously hurt.
AT New York City, the surrogate has
admitted the will of Robert Ray Hamil-
ton to probate, thus deciding the proofs
of Hamilton's death sufficient.
A FIRE which destroyed the general
store of Dietzler e Lee, Mt Hinsdale,
ILL.,, on the 9TH burned to death Andrew
Dauphy, who occupied rooms above the
store. The financial loss was 5000.
The will of Daniel b. Fayerweather
was admitted to probate at New York
City on the 9th, the contestants with
drawing their objection on promise
by the esiduary legatees to distribute
the S4,O0O,OOO among colleges, as in
tended by the testator.
A FIRE at Shelbyville, Tenn, on the
9th caused damage of $4,000; insured.
MRS. w. II. MINER, well-llnown So
ciety lady of New Haven, Conn, com
mitted suicide on the 9th by drowning
while temporarily insane.
THE G. 900 miners in the four coal pools
in the Monongahela valley on the 9th
resumed work at the increased rate of
wages conceded by the operators.
There is general rejoicing in the valley
over the settlement of the long strike
and the prospect of steady work through
the spring.
AT meeting of the boot and shoe
workers of Boston, Mass, on the 9th,
every delegate present reported much
dissatisfaction in the boot and shoe
workers international union, because
of the present management, and it was
decided to put Knight of Labor organ
izer in New England at once.
EUGENE FLYNN and Thomas Fergu-
son, aged respectively II and ls, ran
away from their homes in Pittsburgh
few days ago The boys were run down
by shifting train in the railroad yards
at Harrisburg; Ferguson was killed and
Flynn mortally wounded.
FIRE at Omaha, Neb., ou the 9th de-
stroyed the printing house of Gibson,
Miller & Richardson. entailing n loss of
100000; insurance. $4,000. Broatch's
wagon stock house adjoining was pam
aged to the extent of $50, 900.
In the New York presbytery on the
9th vote on the question of the ordina-
ton of deaconesses resulted 81 in favor
and 8S against the scheme.
THE president has denied the applica-
ton for pardon in the case of John c.
Emo, charged with embezzling the funds
of the Second national bank of New
York E.u|"-
THE United States supreme court has
advanced and assigned for argument on
the fourth Monday in April the cases of
Boyd, Sutton & Co. and Sternbacls &
Co. against the collector of customs at
New York, brought for the purpose of
testing the constitutionality of the Nc
Kinley tariff law.
A BAGGAGE car containing baggage
and mail, attached to the Chicago ex-
press on the New York Central rail-
road, was burned near GAINESVILLE, N.
Y, on the night of the 9th. Eighteen
sacks of letters and thirty-fvc sacks of
newspapers were burned. The car was
en- route for Chicago and points west of
that city luI -I ..l..
A STATEMENT prepared by the COM
missioner of pensions shows that during
the last week in February 1850 pension
certificates of all classes were issued,
representing 81, 149, ,155 as first payment.
OF this number 5,266 were issued under
the new pension act of June ~, 1890.