Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-11-21

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A FIRE in Cleveland, o.. destroyed
business property valued ut S20o,0Oo
John Grady, fireman, was killed by
falling floor.
DURING the first season under the
new tariff law the government has
paid out nearly $4,000, 600 in sugar
bounties. The amount of sugar pro-
duced in the United States is about one
eighth of the amount consumed.
DURING the year ended June 80 the
total production of oleomargarine in
the United States was A, 392, 400 pounds.
THE Choctaw Indian council has
passed an act which will have the eff
feet of making negroes from the states
who seek promised land go to some
other country besides that nation.
JUSTICE WooDMAN fined several of
the anarchists arrested in Chicago for
carrying concealed weapons.
TWENTY FIVE steamships, carrying a
total of 3,OoO,0 900 bushels of grain, have
been chartered out of Baltimore this
week.
In Omaha, Neb., Capt. Hattie Smith,
of the Salvation Army, was fatally
shot by Miss Nettie Biedler, who then
took her own life. jealousy was the
cause.
The annual report of John w. Ma
son, commissioner of internal revenue,
shows that the total receipts for the
last fiscal year from all sources were
S146, OBS. 4l6, an increase of So, 440, 719
over the receipts for the previous fiscal
year.
AN incendiary fire in Lexington,
Neb, destroyed property valued at
500, 900.
OLIVER HoYE and his little grandson
were fatally kicked by vicious horse
at Kenosha, Wis.
A BLAST of giant powder at Lyons,
Ia, blew out both the eyes of Charles
Babbett.
AT Frankfort, Ind, Benjamin Far
lev was sentenced to twenty-one years
in prison for the murder of Alexander
Stewart at Whitestown June Is, 1891.
DURING party given in Philadel-
phia to celebrate the betrothal of Miss
Clara Holloway to Christopher Folwell
Miss Holloway fell dead.
AFTER successful career of twenty
years the banking house of Bonner &
Bonner at Tyler, Tex, has failed for
$5OO,O
In Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Calle-
han, a young couple, were asphyxiated
by escaping gas.
THE aggregate amount of taxes col
lected from tobacco during the last fis-
cal year was S32, ,796,270, decrease of
81, 1852, 72O as compared with the pre-
ceding fiscal year
The supreme court of Michigan has
declared the indeterminate sentence
criminal law in the state unconstitu-
tional.
The steamer Rio Janeiro sailed from
San Francisco for Hong Kong, having
on board 400 Cinnamon who will not
he legally entitled to return to the
United States unless present laws are
changed.
THE visible supply of grain in the
So, S2S, ,573 bushels; corn, l,S05,6SS bush
els: oats, 4,473,2 225 bushels.
THE governor of Texas has an.
nounced that he will call special ses
sion of the legislature in March to elect
senator
AN earthquake shock was distinctly
felt at Franklin, Ky.
SIXTEEN cars were smashed by the
collision of two Panhandle freight:
near Pittsburgh, Pa. The wreck tool
fire and Brakeman Hardy was burned
alive.
j. H. BALDWIN and his wife, o.
Beatrice, Neb., were both fatally
burned by the explosion of gasoline
stove.
WILLIAM RUDDY, &c years old, o.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, committed suicide b.
pouring kerosene oil on his clothing
and settingit afire. He was overcome
by seeing his mother drunk.
IN row over game of cards in
saloon at Chandler Creek, Col, Johl
Cox shot and killed John Anderson ant
j. L. Calhoun.
AT Bunker Hill, Ind, Mrs. Edward
George. the wife of farmer, CAV
birth to four perfectly developed girls
A FIRE at San Francisco, Cal, di
500, 900 damage. John Higginbothan
was burned to death.
AT Point Pleasant, Tenn, party O
farmers at tho house of Frank Gal
: braith was poisoned by whisky an
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: how the whisky was poisoned.
! HERMAN GRUENBAUM, an old AM
trusted employe of the Bergner 4
u Engle Brewing Company at Philadel
phia was charged with embezzling up
ward of $4,000.
VAST fields of grain in North Da
lSota were destroyed by freezing rair
storm.
J, ), The plant and building of the BIZ
mingham Safe and Lock Company q
: Avondale, Ala, was burned, causing
loss of S15O,000.
THE post office department at Wasl
n ington has introduced electrical lette
q stampers that handle 10000 letters a
an hour.
r A CLAIM has been filed in the burea
Il of indian depreciation claims at Wash
ington for $1,000, the value of tw
= slaves stolen in 1885 by Indians in Ala
bama. Interest for fifty-four years