Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-07-30
THE entire plant of the Missouri Car

| Ian and John Moylan, his son.
A FIRE at Carrillton, Mo-, destroyed
an entire block of business buildings,
| including the two newspaper offices.
JOHN and Charles Ruggles, stage rob-
bers and murderers, were taken from
the Jail at Redding, Cal, and lynched
| by band of forty men.
WITH the exception of one or two
buildings the entire village of Iron
River, Wis, was destroyed by fire and
| 1, 800 persons were homeless.
A FIERCE forest fire was raging in
| Ocean county, n. j., and miles of valu-
able timber and acres of cranberry bogs
had been destroyed.
| AN explosion of gas occurred in the
York Farm colliery near Pottsville, Pa,
killed fifteen men and injured others,
some fatally.
A MAIL stage went through bridge
across river near TillamoolS, falling
80 feet and c. b. Hadley, of Tillamook,
Ore, and Rev. Mr.. Edmund, of Iowa,
| passengers, and Willsben Maddox the
driver, We're fatally injured.
THE main building of the Chris
Heurich Brewing Company in Washing
| ton was burned, the loss being Sl25,-
| 900.
MIR. AND Mrs. JACOB ScoTT, of Dem
yer, Col, were almost chopped to pieces
in their bed. Peter Heenan, the former
husband of Mrs. Scott, was suspected
of having committed the crime
The famous Bollingbrook stables on
| the farm of r. w. Walden at Middle
burg, Carroll county, Md, were struck
| by lightning and burned and fourteen
race horses, valued at $3.50, 600, perished
| in the flames.
WILL NJ NUBEMEYER and Nellie Boise,
| of Cleveland, were drowned in the lake
by the capsizing of a boat.
In the second series of the National
league the percentages of the baseball
clubs for the week ended on the 2Sd
We're: Brooklyn, $50; Philadelphia,
.750; Cleveland, .625; Cincinnati, 625;
| Washington, .625: Baltimore, .G25: New
York, 81; Louisville, .375: Boston,
.375: Pittsburgh, .2s6; Chicago, $50; St.
Louis, .l25.
PETER FLERIMER, for ten years cashier
in the bank of Ullerich & Crocller at
Mount Clemens, Mich, was found to be
over $4,000 short in his accounts
THE first of u series of boat races be.
tween. Hanlan and O'Connor and Hos
mer and Ross for the championship
and purse of $500 was won by the
former at Washington.
JOHN SToFFER, conductor, and Austin
Funk, fireman, welS killed in freight
train wreck near Rileyville, Va.
THE visible supply of grain in the
United States on the 25th was: Wheat,
23,06S, 900 bushels; corn, 6,s57, 900 bust
els; oats, 5,310,000 bushels; rye, 2l5, 900
bushels; barley, 433, 900 bushels.
JESSE MORT murdered John Price by
driving pitcbfork through him during
quarrel at st. Mary's, o.
FIRE that started in the lumber
piles south of Miller & Turner's mill in
Bay City, Mich, ragged for five hours
almost unchecked. Over thirty-siX
blocks of the city were completely de-
stroyed, entailing loss of $1,000, 900,
leaving 300 families homeless and caus-
ing the loss of several lives.
The Pittsburgh police arrested Cas-
per Knold on suspicion of being an ac-
complice of Bergman, who shot II. c.
Frick. A search of knold's house un-
earthed lot of important anarchistic
letters and other documents. Knold
confessed that Bergman came to him
with letter of introduction from
Johann Most. Mr.. FriclI was improv-
ing.
PHILADELPHIA was visited by cy-
clone which damaged property to the
extent of over 5000, O0O
GREAT bitterness was aroused be-
tween the blacks and whites at Irme,
). c., and race war was imminent.
Both sides were heavily armed
The labor organization in New Or
leans caused the arrest of several mer-
chants who kept their stores open Sun
day.
JOHN Fl. WYNNE murdered hisswife
and stepdaughter at Burns. Tena., and
soon after he was iynched by mob.
AT Long Run, w. VS., an entire
family of nine persons was swept from
the face of the earth by sudden flood
following cloudburst. The family
consisted of William Doty and wife,
their three children, Doty's father and
mother, Mrs. Doty's mother and n
servant girl.
OVER a dozen colored people on their
way to picnic were injured at the
Grand Central depot in Chicago by an
engine becoming uEmanageable and
dashing into the platform.
JOHN LtrsN and Mary Kalzovitch,
Polanders, were married at Mahauoy
City, Pa. A free fight occurred after
the wedding and the bride and two
others were fatally stabbed.
GEN. CARLIN, in command of the mil.
itary sent to the disaffected C9ur
dAlene mining district in Idaho, re-
ports to the authorities at Washington
that peace has been entirely restored.
INTENSE heat prevailed Throughout,
the country on the 25th, causing fifty
deaths from sunstroke in St Louis,
thirteen in Chicago, six in Cincinnati
nine in New York, and number al
various other places.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
THE republicans of Michigan in con