Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-09-19

S1,O67, 7OS, 5S7, against Sl,223, 445, ,s42 the
previous week. AS compared with the
corresponding week of 1890 the decrease
amounted to 9.7.
A PASSENGER train on the Union Pa
cific railway was wrecked near Beaver
Brook, Col, and twenty-six passengers
were injured. five of whom would
probably die.
THE notorious Ellen e. Peck. alias
e. Eliza Knight, was said to have swim
died Merritt II. Day, Dakota lawyer,
out of Brooklyn IN. " real estate
worth $500
JOHN SoRRICK, living near Lyle, Kan,
fatally shot his 7-year-old daughter
and then took his own life. Domestic
trouble was the cause.
JOHN BENNETT, who criminally as
saulted two 13-year-old girls-Nola
Smith and Jennie Stockdale-at Sell
lersburg, Ind, was lynched by mob.
FIVE persons, two of them brothers
named jackson, were drowned while
crossing the St. Louis river near Clo-
quet, MINI.
THE Delaware iron works at New
castle were gutted by fire and 500 hands
were thrown out of employment. Loss,
$500, 900.
BY the fall of scaffold at Salisbury,
Pa, nine workmen dropped 80 feet and
four were killed and the others badly
injured.
WILLIAM LANDsTRoMP, a Swede 60
years old, killed himself in Chicago
after shooting his wife, 25 years of age.
jealousy was the cause.
TuE stallion Wvapdotfe vo1,,ad Of
1000, died at Cleveland, o. 81
HoLLIsrER r &c JEWELS sawmill at
Garden River. Mich, was burned, caus-
| ing loss of 100000.
CHARLES DosT, of Dayton, o., found
at st. Cloud, Mimi, his only daughter
from whom he had been separated
since 1864, when he was drafted into
the army.
A SPECIAL train of three coaches on
the New York Central railroad went
from New York to Buffalo, a distance
of 1861 miles, in 40 minutes, including
three stops of IA minutes. This eclipses
all records of fast time for long runs.
| ALLERToN went the two fastest con-
secutive heats ever made by stallion
at Independence, Ia, making them
both in exactly the same time-2:114.
THE visible supply of grain in the
United States on the 14th was: Wheat,
2l,935, SAL bushels; corn, s,2S6, 700 bush
els: oats, 4,O42, 912 bushels.
TRAIN robbers tried to wreck fast
express on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicago railroad 30 miles from Chi
eago. but the train was stopped before
striking the Instructions placed on the
| track.
JUDGE BEATTY, in the United States
circuit court at San Francisco. held
that Chinese merchants could not be
permitted to land in the United States
without the certificates provided for in
the Chinese restriction act of 1884.
IT was estimated that the yield of
wheat in Michigan for the present sea-
son would exceed $4,000, 600 bushels.
FOUR men were drowned in the Del
aware river near Philadelphia by the
capszing of slliff.
The nine icehouses of the Indianap-
oils Ice Company, owned by Armstrong
& Co., were burned, the loss being
S120,OOO.
THE Michigan board of equalization
has fixed the valuation of property in
the state at 81, 1870, 900, 600, against
S945, 45O,OO five years ago.
JOSEPH ENGLAND, the wealthiest
farmer in Shawnee county, Kan. fell
into well on his farm and was killed.
A YACHT while cruising in Staten
Island sound was run into by tug.
boat and capsized and Henry Fairchild
and Walter Dodd, young men, residents
of Orange, n. j., were drowned.
IN saloon row at Franklin, Ind,
Miles Scott and William Smith were
fatally shot by Officer Cox.
A RAIN and hailstorm in the vicinity
of Ashland, Wis, did great damage tc
crops.
1t was reported from Baltimore that
the supply this year of marketable
oysters would be about 80 or 40 pei
cent greater than last year