Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-26

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A CYCLONE struck Harrison, Ark,
killing five residents and wounding
several others. Many houses were
blown down and many cattle were
killed.
HERMAN SIEGLER, a cabinet maker
living in Chicago, shot and killed his
father and mother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ssles, seriously wounded his wife, and
SLED policeman's nose full of buck
shot, he in return getting bullet in
his abdomen from another officers re-
volver Sicgler was insane.
A TERRIFIC windstorm swept over
St Mary's, o.. and wrought great dam
age to property.
THE chief of the bureau Of statistics
reports that the number of immigrants
arriving in the United States during
the month ended October 81 was 10, 42S,
against 81, 1s2 during the same period
last year.
A PASSENGER train on the South Park
railway was blown from the track by
heavy wind near Kenosha, Col, top
pied over an embankment, and eleven
persons were hurt, but none fatally.
o. V. HENsLY, of Cleveland, O., is
said to have swindled $50 workmen of
Springfield. o., out of about 5000 in
cash.
JOHN S. HoLLER fatally shot Sebas-
tian Muhringer and then committed
suicide at Martins City, Pa. The cause
of the tragedy was unknown.
LANDLORD DRAKE gave his thirty
seventh annual game dinner at the
Grand Pacific hotel in Chicago.
For no cause known j. NJ. Vansickler
shot and killed his wife at Silver Leaf,
Mimi, fatally wounded +. C. Brown
and then took his own life.
The steamer Rosa Lee was burned
to the waters edge at Memphis Tenn,
and four passengers lost their lives
The boat and cargo were valued at
$1,000
b. f. RYND, lumber merchant of
Allegheny City, Pa, failed for SIPS, 600.
The great strike at Carnegie's Home
stead (Pa.) steel works has been de-
clared off after five months's struggle.
THE plant of the Desha Lumber &
Planning Company at Arkansas City,
Ark, was burned, the loss being
$500, 600.
THE most valuable half-dollar ever
made in this country, and probably the
most valuable coin in existence. the
first of the new worlds fair souvenirs,
was turned out at the United States
mint in Philadelphia. 1t had been sold
for $4,000.
In the United States the visible sup
ply of grain on the 2lst was: Wheat,
| go, $50, 900 bushels; corn. IL. 235, 600 BUSH
al h,.
600 bushels; barley, 2,sl2, 600 bushels
JOSEPH kULwA, a wealthy German,
| fell dead while seated at his daughters
| wedding dinner in Baltimore, Md.
AT the sixteenth animal session in St
Louis of the Knights of Labor T. v.
Powderly was reelected grand master
workman and John w. Hayes general
secretary-treasurer.
LEMUEL PIERsoLD, aged 80, was
| found murdered in his home near Bell
aire o. The murderers secured So, 900
| in money.
PERRY HoRsHoR, one of the wealth.
lest farmers in Woodford county. Ill.,,
was instantly killed at railway cross
ing near Peoria and Henry Kerker, of
Champaign, was fatally injured and
| lOlEd htElNtE Ills "llC were also
slightly injured.
+. W. homer 6 Sons. bankers at
Rusk, Tex, failed for 100000 assets,
Sl5O, 900.
AN explosion of dynamite at Searcy.
Ark, wrecked many buildings The
| perpetrators of the deed were un-
known.
A MOVEMENT has been inaugurated
in the Seventh congressional district 70
| divide Kansas into two states. each OF
which shall have an area of 200 miles
square.
ADvIcGs from Portland, Ore, say
that not since the winter of 1889 have
the railroads of the northwest expert
enced such difficulties on account oi
washouts and lapdslides.
| WILLIAM Il. BINDER, boollkeepcr fol
the Licdersdorf Tobacco Company il
| Milwaukee, shot and killed his wife
his 5-year-old daughter and himself
Fear of losing his position had affected
his mind.
THREE men were killed, two fatally
and seven seriously injured by an eX
plosion of giant powder at collierJ
ut Golfers Station, w. Va.
AT the state university in Columbus
O., l20 students struck because the fac
ulty failed to provide a suitable recep
tion room, study and lunch rooms .:
requested by them.
SKILEs, REARIcK & Co. s bank at Ash
land ILL.,, was entered by burglars, wh'
secured 81. 900 in cash and other valua
bles.
TnE Lindell Street Railway Com
pany's car sheds, cars and electrica
machinery were destroyed by fire il
ST. Louis, the loss being Sl25.000.
The first continental congress of tn
Salvation Army began in New Yorl
city.
In railway wreck near Hartley, la.
DAILY and j. Stephenson tbrothers
were killed and three other person
were injured.
The steamer Ethelmold sailed fror
Fernandina with 10000 boxes c
| far Enplnpl II 10 fha frs