Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-09
Mar. ,r-puslnes, portion o, Highland. n Y,

Apr f4-Post office, First national bank and
other buildings burned at Eiizabethport, N. j.. 1:
Apr i7.station q New York post ofnco de-
stroyed; loss, s50o,000
Apr; so-Thc stores Of Gus 1lass & Co. whole.
sale dry goods, u. Lcvinson & CO., Wholesale
liquors md A; kutterer, millinery destroyed at
Little Rocls, Ark; loss, $4,000.
April as.Twcrtv.five dwellings at Forest
port, N. Y, destroyed .... Town OF Spccht's
Ferry, 10, entirely destroyed ... Harrisviile, N
Y, entirely destroyed.
May 5-Ere In steel works near Troy, N Y,
May 6-Hayes county (Neb.) courthouse and
county records destroyed.
May 7-Entire lumber district OF New York
city burned; loss si,0Jo.000.
May 1.-THE towns OF Clinton, Otia, Fields
Park City and Lilley, Mich, destroyed by for.
May i4---Town of Middiebury Pa, destroyed
by forest fires.
May rSsd is5BSsness portion of La Monte Mo-
stroyed; loss nearly sl.0oo,0oO
May a.Village of Amherst, Wis, destroyed
June g-Eaotory building in New York; loss
June i7-Tho city OF seaeright, N. j.. de-
June e7-oid Ferry rolling mill at Whining.
ton, Del, destroyed; loss. s50o.Ooo.
July 5-Four blocks OF buildings at La
grande, Orc. loss, sizes, 900.
July l4-Business portion OF Mount Vernon,
stroyed business portion of town.
July ls-village Of Sawycrville Mich. en-
tirely DESTROYED; Village OF Roundhead, O.,
Aug. 4-Dry goods store OF Scigel, Cooper &
GO; o, Chicago Tg,s destroyed; r2 loss; $1,000
sonville, Fla loss, 81 i,0oD00o.
Aug, 25-Half the business portion Of Moody,
Tex, g., destroyed St Y BY & &incendiary ,,, fire
aug. so-one,h haii the business portion OF
Charleston, Ark, including courthouse and
county records destroyed
Aug. 27-Business portion Of Fonda, Ia, de-
Aug. 29-Twenty townships in Faullt county,
S. D., were devastated by prairie fires.
Sep. l-Business portion Of Ceres, N. Y, de-
Sep. 2o-Business portion Of Needles, Cal,
destroyed
Sep. s4-Entre business portion of Bradley,
5. D., destroyed .... Towns OF Pearley and Com
stock Wis, destroyed by prairie fires.
Oct. lO-Business portion OF Dwight, Ill, de.
stroyed.
Opera house, five business buildings and five
residences destroyed at Lancaster, Ky.
,a Oct @GFire Fl, ia gas works at Louisville, Ky.
Oct aO--Eighteen houses at Muskegon, Mich,
destroyed
Oct. 3l-Nineteen buildings burned at Clin.
ton, N. j.; loss sl0o 900 So. Newbury, Ind, al.
most wholly destroyed. =. Filty-eight buildings
destroyed Mt North Baltimore O.; loss 5000, 900.
Nov. 7.Viliage OF Buffalo Gap S. D.,entirely
Noy: ls-Ybor City, Fla partially des.royed;
loss S40J, 900.
Nov. i8-The firms Penny & Gertles, Sonnen-
field Millinery Company and the Farmers
Shoe and Clothing Company destroyed at St.
Louis; loss S,20o, 900. =. Wholesale grocery and
hardware stores in St. Paul. MINI: loss S50o,00O.
Nov. 25-Thomson.H Houston Carbon Com.
pany and Mclean spike works, Fremont, o.;
Nov. 9o-Large portion of business part of
Tracy, MINI.
Dec il-Business part of Red Key, Ind.
2 Dec. 1o-Large part OF Oaks. N. ID.
- httSi rrae
Landing. N. Y.
Dec. asnBusiness part of La Grange. wyo.,
Dec. a4-Business block Hutchinson, Kan
$4,000.
Dec; s5-AIout one half the business houses
Dec. ae-Hospital for the insane at Pontiac,
Mich. $3.50 90. %. Several business houses at
CHATTANOOGA Tenn; s561,0Oo.
$4,000. '''' law ''O''' 49,
In addition to the above disastrous conflagra.
tions no occurred In the following towns: Boil.
Armour, S. D.: Houstonia, Mo-: Seaville, KY;
Winnebago III; Greenville, H.: Ellisyille,
III: Hoosieryllle, Ind Fennville, Mich; Wells.
willie, Ala; schiocton. wis. Beebs, Ark;
Mn Mimi Msst MsnnnE Ts CISCO ws " mya9
Chrisman, ILL.,; South Haven, Mich; Blair,
WIS; Car Camp Douslas, Wis; Grand Mound,
Ill; Columbus Junction, Ia; Mayfleld, Ky
Shawneetown. ILL.,; Rice Lake, Wis. Canton,
.,IL e.; Laynlls' WIS., Loda NJ WasorvIe Me-;
Ia; Middleburg, Va; Rock Creek, o.
FOREIGN.
Jan. 3-Large number of miners killed by
hre:damp explosion in Trinity Pit, near the
Polish town Of Ostran. -. Alexander William
kinglake, English historian, died in London,
age 80
Jan. ls-.Senor NJ. A. Martenez, president OF
Spanish chamber OF deputies, died.
Jan. 23-Prince Baudouin, heir to Belgium
throne died.
Jan. 25-Fifty miners killed and 30 Others in.
iured in mine explosion at Gelsenkirchea Ger
many.
Jan. ss-world's fair at Kingston. Jamaica,
Jan. 3O-Charles Bradlaugh, NJ p, died in
London, aged 5s.... Serious earthquake shocks
Jan. 31-Jean Louis Ernest Meissonier, the
famous French painter, died In Paris, aged rs.
....M Miles Bertrand Bethel, French novelist,
died in London, aged 70.
Feb. Clone hundred and nineteen persons
killed by explosion in Spring Hill coal mine,
Nova Scotia
Mar 6-Canadian elections resulted in sue.
cess OF the conservative party.
Mar. 16-Dr. Ludwig Windthorst, leader OF
Catholic party in German parliament, died in
Mar. T-One hundred dervishes killed by
explosion in armory at ondurualn,, Egypt:
Roms Eve died In
persons drowned in Gibraltar bay by steam.
ship collision.
Mar. 23-Oxford won annual boat race be-
tween Oxford and Cambridge university crews.
Mar. 3l-City OF Pryzraw, Germany, de-
stroyed by fire and over 100 persons perish -.
Earl Granville, English statesman, died in
London, aged ,6
Apr. a-insurgents of Chill gained possession
OF northern provinces and thousands of people
killed.
Apr. 3-Marquis de Rudini replied to Secre.
tary Blaine's letters on Baron Fava's recall.
The reply was concession to Secretary
Blaine's position.
APR. 2a-B. and A. Homayer, bankers. at
Bombay, failed liabilities S2.aOOOOo.
Apr 25-Eleld Marshal Count Won Moltke,
died at Berlin age o.. Twelve Manipuris
villages destroyed by British Indian troops and
hundreds OF persons killed.
May 2-Mnny persons killed in cities Of
France and Italy during fights between work.
men and troops
May 7-Chilian insurgent warshp Blanco.
Eucnlada, was blown up in Caldera bay and $50
OF her crew drowned.
May l9-Studcnts prevented the expulsion of
ex.Queen Natalie from Belgrade.
May 20-Natalie, ex.queen Of Servia, forcibly
expelled from Belgrade.
June 5-Chilian insurgent steamer Itata,
surrendered to United States men.of-war at