Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-06

Il VIII be closed. There would be no re.
| sort to the supreme court of the United
States nor to u tribunal of arbitration,
as the administration accepts the apol-
ogy of the Chilian government in its
broadcast sense.
AT Washington Friday evening the
| Ohio Republicans association gave n
reception to Senator John Sherman in
honor of his sixth election to the United
| States senate. t.
THE home of George Cramcr near
Brainerd, Mimi, was burned during
his absence, and Mrs. Cramer and three
children perished in the flames.
The business portion of Jennnette,
Pa, was destroyed by fire.
LARGE numbers of cattle and horses
were said to be dying in the hills of
southern Idaho from lack of food.
HOWARD SCHNEIDER, aged %, shot
his wife in Washington and killed her
younger brother, Frank Hamlink. The
wife had refused to live with her hus.
band.
AN organized gang of expert coun-
terfeiters were flooding Ohio with spu-
rious silver coin dated 1877.
The British ship Ferndale, coal
laden, went ashore near the entrance
to Gray's Harbor, Ore, and twenty of
the crew, including the officers, were
drowed, only three persons reaching
shore alive.
JUDGE GIEGERICH. of the court of
common pleas in New York, estab-
lished a precedent when he decided
that a street car or railroad conductor
was not required to change five dol
lar-bill to collect fare.
THE experiment of enlisting Cali
fornia Indians in the United States
army, so far as put to test, has not
turned out to be success.
JOHN w. WISE, grandson of John
Wise, deceased, while digging for the
foundation of Il new structure on the
farm on which the old man died in
Sumner county, Kan, found $50, 900
which had been secreted dozen wears.
FRED and Rosa Keegan, children,
were killed by an electric street car in
St Paul.
SECRETARY BLAINE has announced
to the Chilian government that her
apology has been accepted, and that it
restores the correspondence between
the two republics to a basis of cordial
ity and makes, as he believes, a full
and honorable adjustment of all un-
settled matters easily attainable.
FIRE destroyed the house and barns
on the farm occupied by Charles Leon
hardt near Marengo, ILL.,, and thirteen
horses were burned and all the farm
implements. In the house concealed
in bed was 81, 700 in bills, which were
also burned.
A BAND of organized citizens killed
four horsethieves near Helena, Mont.
THE Washington Manufacturing
Company at Camden, N. j., failed for
ST5O,OO
AT sheriff's sale at Fort Madison.
Wis, a farm of lis acres was sold for
Sl1,3lS. This was the last of a SlOO, OOo
fortune left to j. H. Bacon in 1882.
which had been spent in worthless
MARTIN TAYLOR and d. Zeigler killed
each other in fight at Doolittles Mill.
Ind.
WHILE the family of r. V. Burnett
were en- route from Missouri to the
Pottawatamie reservation in Okla
homa territory they were taken with
the grip. and Mr.. Burnett, his wife and
two children died from the effects of
the disease.
THE public debt statement issued on
the 1st showed the total debt to be
1913, 9s6,6 ,693; cash in the treasury, S131.-
'6S, 45J; debt less cash in the treasury:
ss42, 6lS,234 Increase during January,
$40.
DURING a fire in New York tene-
nent house four persons jumped from
and were fatally injured.
In the United States the visible sup
ply of grain on the lst was: Wheat,
'3, l22, 254 bushels; corn, 1886, SAC bush
is; 3,57l.319 bushels.
The United States supreme court up
holds the constitutionality of the anti
ottery act of the last congress prohibit
ng the mailing of newspapers contain
ng lottery announcements.
FIRE in the business portion of Wood
stock, Ill, caused damage to the extent
If 100000.
The United States supreme court
has decided in favor OF James E. Boyd
Ii the Nebraska governor case, re-
rersing the judgment of the Nebraska
'ourt.
RUSSELL Roscoe, aged so, and his
lister, IS years old, froze to death in
heir hut in the woods near Norwalk.
,onn.
The Beaver Pa.) publishers, John
Iellon and William Porter, sued by
senator Quay for libel, have been SEN
enced to six months imprisonment.
,esides fine of 5000 and costs.
THE clothing of Mrs Robert Atwell,
bride of II in Cherokee county, Ala,
aught fire from stove and she was
urned to death.
A MAIL car with its contents, mostly
apers, was burned on the Hudson
liver railroad near Syracuse through
ne explosion of a lamp.
A DYNAMITE bomb was discovered ON
le Union Pacific track near West !
carney, Neb. The bomb had been 6
laced in such position that it would
ave exploded when struck by train.