Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-09

JONAS HINKLEy, inventor OF the
Hinkley knitting machine, sewing ma.
chine and carpet sweeper, died at Nor
walk, o., aged "a years.
JAMES E. COOPER, proprietor OF the
Adam Forepaugh shows, died in Philar
delphia, aged go years.
NINE. PATTI, the noted soprano, ar
rived in New York on the City of Paris
ROSWELL B. MASON, who was mayor
OF Chicago during the great fire of 1871,
died in that city, aged SO years
JOHN M. FINNERTy, the inventor of
the cotton picker, died in Washington,
aged "a years.
MARTIN BRIGGS, an ex-slave, died ut
Ovid, Mich, aged 100 years.
Gov. HUMPHREY, of Kansas, has ap-
pointed Bishop w. Perkins as United
States senator to succeed the late SEN
ator Plumb.
THOMAS b. WARD, of Lafayette,
Ind, ex-member of congress, died sud-
denly at Plainfeld, Ind.
JOHN DIETEL, on exhibition at a mu-
scum in Cincinnati as fat giant, died
from an attack of the grip. He weighed
763 pounds.
GEN. MONTGOMERY c. MEIGs, of the
United States Engineer corps (rctired),
died of the grip in Washington, aged 70
years.
GEORGE HIT of indianapolis, Amer
lean deputy consul general at London,
has resigned.
THE Ohio legislature convened at
Columbus and organized by electing
Z. L. Lampson, of Ashtabula, presi-
dent of the senate, and l.. c. Laylin, OF
Huron, speaker of the house.
JOHN B. CARSON, one of the most
noted railway men in the country, died
in Chicago, aged SO years.
FOREIGN.
THE Army and Navy Gazette Of Lon.
don suggests that England return to
the United States the old frigate Pres
; in 1915 off New York harbor by Brit
ish squadron, and make it part of the
worlds fair naval display.
A TERRIBLE railroad accident oc
Cured in Rosova, on the railroad be
tween Minsk and Smolensk, Russia
An express train ran into the rear of q
) train carrying troops. Twenty person,
were killed and 100 were injured.
JAMES MURPHY and his sister MARI
were found dead in their house il
{ Newry, Ireland. They were wealthy
misers and died of starvation.
The Indian national congress in ses
sion at Nagpur, the capital of the cen
, trail provinces of India, adopted reso
luton demanding home rule for India
, CAPT. GARZA, the Mexican revolu
zionist, captured n detachment of Mex
lean troops and shot the four officers
E. l.. WOODEN, late superintendent
of the Peninsular & Oriental Steam
, was arrested at Vancouver. b. c., oil
the charge of embezzling 100000
TWELVE fishing boats belonging t.
2 Vinaros and San Carlos de la Rapita
, in France, We're lost in storm, forty
three persons being drowned.
{ THE financial Office of Dublin castl
: was wrecked by dynamite explosion
n said to have been caused by the Fenial
party.
y THE steamer Noordland ran dow
). the British bark Childwell off Antwer
G and cut her to pieces. The bark sam
+ and fifteen of her crew were drowa cd
CENSUS returns give the German EN-
|. pire population of 40, ,426.3s4, an ir
!. crease in five years of 2,570,6 $50.
HAGEN, Norwegian skater, brok
I the worlds record for 3 miles a
: Homar, Norway, his time being s mir
utes 46 seconds. He broke the mil
/. record also--time, minutes 40 second.
II Col C. s. GILMORE, recently appoin
: ed deputy lieutenant governor of Or
Il tario, died at Toronto.