Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-06-11
DOMESTIC,

DOMESTIC.
THE public debt statement issued on
the 1st showed the total debt to be
| 5000, ,359,2 ,253; cash in the treasury, $780,
005,S ,Ss5; debt less cash in the treasury,
SS43, ,353, ,366. Increase during May,
S4,623,374.
FLOODS have caused great loss to the
farming interests throughout central
Indiana, parts of Illinois, Iowa, Mis-
souri, and the southwest
FIRE at Trinity Tex, swept away all
the business houses on the north side
of Main street.
A MAssMEETING was held at Louis
vile to cele ebrate the Tooth anniversary
of the admission OF Kentucky into the
union. i
THE Chicago board of trade appointed
a soliciting committee to aid the flood
sufferers. Fully 6,O0o persons in Illi-
nois have lost everything and are in
destitute circumstances.
MOSES TAYLOR, farmer living at
Neadmore, ILL.,, in fit of jealousy shot
and killed his wife and F. Foster and
then took his own life.
THE Michigan Mutual Benefit Life
lhStil duSC dSSoCldploh VI HIS
collapsed. Members will be trans
ferred to the Odd Fellows Mutual of
Galesburg, Ill.
THE river at New Orleans was higher
than ever known in its history, and the
water was finding its way over the
ferry landings into the city streets.
Bob JACKSON, a negro at Port Jervis,
N. Y, was lynched by mob because
of brutal assault on Miss Lena Nc
Mahon.
c. G.. WILSON, superintendent of the
Iowa division of the Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy, was drowned at Abba,
Ia.
The total money circulation of the
country is placed at S1,620, 010, ,229--a
per capita circulation of S24.77, or S115,-
27S, 500 more than June 1, 1891.
CHARLES LYTTLE and Ben Yelly quar-.
relied at Ammonia, Tex, and Lyttle shot
and killed Yelly The latter's son
then shot and killed his fathers slayer
Work has begun on the Wolfy cana
in Arizona. 1t will be rs miles ir
length, and the largest irrigating cana
in America opening to cultivation 3oO,
900 acres of desert lands.
MRS. SARAH WARDE and Mrs. Albert
Gest committed suicide at Lima, o. Do
mestic troubles were the cause.
Four persons were sunstruck in New
York city and one died
AT the leading clearing houses in the
United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the Sd aggregated
S1,019, 465, ,S73 against 81, l4G,S $685. Cos the
previous week. The increase as com
pared with the corresponding week O
: 1891 was 6.1.
Four men were drowned by the sink
ing of the steamboat John Matthew il
the Arkansas river at Van Buren,, Ark
In the United States the business
, failures during the seven days ended OF
\ the Sd numbered 2o7, against 19s th'
preceding week and 224 for the CORE
spending week last year.
' A CYCLONE passed over Moorefield
S Harmony and Springfield townships, il
!; Ohio, and the damage to crops, for
! ests, farm buildings and orchards woul'
run up into the tens of thousands.
A TRAIN on'the Allegheny Valley rail
road was wrecked near Oil City, Pa.
D and Engineer Alex Reed was killed an
: twenty passengers injured.
r FRANK G. LEM, wheelman. starte'
at New York on a trip around the worl
S on a bicycle. He expects to reach New
York again by June 4, 1893. The dis
1 tance he will cover is $4,000 miles.
: WORK on the East river tunnel begal
q at Long Island City, and it is hoped t
complete the work in two years.
n EXPORTS of wheat land -four a
9 wheat) from the United States durin
: the past seven days aggregated 2,S9l,
q 600 bushels, or about 500, 0cc bushel
g more than the previous week.
REFORMED Presbyterians have bee
pledged by their synod not to visit tn
n worlds fair if the gates are opened o
e Sunday or if liquor is sold on tn
d grounds.
4 IT was reported that tornado swep
4 over Reading. Pa, killing several pei
sons and destroying vast amount c
v property.
y The winery at Santa Rosa, Cal, O
4 the celebrated ranch of Thomas LAX
d Harris, widely known as the Mystic
was destroyed by fire, causing loss {
h $500, 900.
h Two BROTHERS named Scott were re
r. united at Guthrie, %. T., after sepal
p alton of fifty-nine years.
n TIE firm of Farmer, Little & Co
the celebrated New York type four
a ders, has been dissolved The ne,
e. firm will be known as A. ID. Farmer
II Son.
10 NEPTUNE MILLER, of Lapagevills
m Ga, shot and killed his wife. He wa
cleaning his gun and she angered hin