Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-03-19
DOMESTIC.

an eSploSiou Vi gas III tne AVOnuale
mine at Plymouth, Pa, fatally injured
John Rowe and Lasan Jones.
CONDUCTOR MCGILL and Brakeman
Myers were instantly killed in col.
lision on the Big Four railroad near
Acton. Ind.
THE schooner Big River was wrecked
near Gray's Harbor, Cal. and the cap
tain and his crew of six men perished.
A BILL in the New York legislature
repeating the use of the electrical chair
and substituting hanging was reported
favorably.
SENATOR PALMER's wife and two
other ladies We're blown down by a
gust of wind at Washington and all
were severely hurt.
GOLD in abundance is said to have
been found in decomposed quartz
ledge near Cottonwood Springs. Cal.
Mrs. SARAH ALTHEA TERRY was ad-
judged insane and committed to the
California insane asylum at Stockton,
thus closing an eventful and sensa.
tional career.
THE national department of agricul-
ture reports that farmers hold OF last
years crop III, 100000 bushels of wheat
and $780, 000,0 bushels of corn. The
wheat reserve is the largest ever re-
ported.
SUITS were filed in the United States
circuit court against the city of New
Orleans by heirs of six of the Italians
lynched there March Il, 1891, claiming
$4,000 in each case
SEVERAL persons lost their lives in
the recent blizzard in Minnesota and
North Dakota.
Mrs. SALLIE ENos, of Morgantown,
Ind, swallowed needle when she
was child. Recently it was taken
from her leg near the knee
AT Marysville, Wash, John Sea-
feldts house was burned and his two
daughters, aged and years respect
lively, perished in the fire.
AT Las Vegas, N. NJ, Rev. b. J.
Chrevas, colored Methodist minister,
fell dead in pulpit while preaching.
A FIRE at Dover, Mimi, destroyed
several business blocks, two hotels and
several small frame buildings.
GEORGE GOLDEN, of San Diego, blew
out his brains. He had put all his
money in the California national bank
the day DefOre IL falled
The wife of Christian Caldwell,
colored farmer of Orangeburg county,
S. c., gave birth to four babies, all
boys.
AT the leading clearing houses in the
United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the 1lth aggregated ST.
260 s26,7SS, against $l,213, s23, ,OSS the
previous week. The increase as COM
pared with the corresponding week of
1891 was 25.4.
THE village of Edgar. Wis, was
wiped out by fire.
AT indianapolis, Ind, Oscar Abott,
young stenographer, fatally shot
Celia Bass because she refused to
marry him and then shot himself.
In the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
the 1lth nun mbered 256, against 240 the
preceding week ana 273 for the CORE
spending week last year.
TREASURER SEEBERGER's monthly
report to the worlds fair directors
shows S4, 19l, ,o1o.T paid out to date for
construction and administration. The
balance in bank was 81, ,41s,775.9O.
AN English syndicate has succeeded
in forming an American type founders
trust which includes all the chief foun-
dries except two. The capital involved
is $15, 100000.
ISAAC B. JOHNSON. wealthy agri-
cultural implement manufacturer, ia
tally shot himself at indianapolis, Ind.
THE Ohio Beneficial society of Cleve-
land, O., has assigned, with assets of
$4,000 and liabilities of $50, ,OO0 There
are fifty branch societies in the state.
q. B. BAKER, convicted for the Sec
ond time of robbing the Iron exchange
bank at Hurley, Wis, of $40, 600, was
sentenced to five years imprisonment
at hard labor.
AT Lamar, No, mob attempted to
lynch James A. Miles. convicted of
murder. The sheriff hid the prisoner
in church belfry until the mob dis.
persed.
UNKNOWN persons wrecked an ILL.
nois Central train near jackson, Miss.
No passengers were injured.