Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-16
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to southeastern Utah was favorably reported
DOMESTIC.
FIVE men were fatally injured by the
explosion of locomotive boiler at Long
Island City.
THE St. Paul White Lead and Oil
Companys works were consumed by
fire. Loss. $4,000
DIX g. PHYrE, New York bankers,
have been robbed of s6S,0oO by three
employees.
The capstone of the Mormon temple
at Salt Lake City was laid by President
Woodruff in the presence of 10000
people.
IT was stated at Washington that a
renewal of the modus vivendi on the
Behring sea question had been agreed
upon between Sir Julian Pauncefote
and Secretary Blaine and signed by
President Harrison.
AN organization to be known as the
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Re-
public was effected at Springfield, Ill.,
1t differs from the Woman's Relief
Corps in admitting only the mothers,
sisters and daughters of veterans.
A SEALED package of $4,000 was lost
between New Orleans and Washington
while in the hands of the United States
Express Company.
THE negroes of Clark county, Ark,
were said to be planning an exodus to
Africa.
DANIEL MCDANIELs, 40 years old,
killed Minnie Hayes, aged is, at Hang
ing Rock, o., because she refused to
marry him.
A CYCLONE in the northwestern part
of Faulkner county, Ark, swept over n
distance of Z miles. One man was
killed, many other persons were in
jured and large amount of property
destroyed.
BUD PRICE, of Rockfeld, Ky, killed
n negro named Bud Malone. The
deputy sheriff who tried to arrest the
murderer was attacked by Price and
his brother-in-law and shot them both
dead.
IT was reported that many negroes
had been drowned in Mississippi by the
overflow of rivers A great number of
horses, cows and other stock have also
been lost.
AT the leading clearing houses in the
United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the sth aggregated ST.
241, ,S9O,2S7, against 1,OSS, ,62S, $50 the
previous week. The increase as com.
pared with the corresponding week OF
1891 was 11.S.
AT Canton, o., John McCurdy shot
and killed L. Il. Waltenbaugh, shot his
wife, but not fatally, and then took his
own life. jealousy was the cause.
In the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
the Sth numbered EOS, against 2lS the
preceding week and 243 for the CORE
spending week last year
THE Trentdale Distilling Compapy's
plant at Portland, Ore, was burned, the
loss being 100000.
AT n meeting in Chicago of the direct
ors of the worlds Columbian exposition
the following officers were elected fol
the ensuing year: President, w. T.
Baker; vice president, ii. N. Higin
botham: secretary, Fl. o. Edmonds; at
| torncy, w. X. Carlisle; treasurer. A. F.
Seeberger; auditor, w. X. Alderman.
ONLY ope-quarter of the average
maple sugar crop of Vermont has thus
far been produced. The loss to the
farmers will be fully 1000, 900, it is
said.
TWELVE persons were injured in q
| railroad collision near Mount Vernon
o., through negligence or the part of d
fagman.
AT Toronto, Ark, A. Frazer was
hanged for assaulting his 13-year-old
stepdaughter in October.
1T was reported that battle tool
place in the southern part of Montana
near Dillon, between ranchmen ant
cattle thieves in which the ranchmeI
were repulsed, losing eight killed ant
many wounded. The thieves also los
heavily
REPORTS from the cattle districts o.
Nebraska show that thousands OF cat
tie perished in the secent blizzard.
FOREST fires near CcdarbroolS, n. j.
destroyed several houses and hundred
of acres of woodland
THE fire losses of the United State
and Canada amounted to the sum u
Sl0,GiS, 900 during the month of March
against S12540, ,750 in March, 1891. Tn
losses during the first three months O
this year were S35, 1876, 900, against S3s,
90S, 100 in the same time last year.
SAMUEL STOUT, A. Il. Lea, Davi
Holmes and Alfred j. Poll were ar
POSTED at Waupacu, Wis. charged will
:he murder of Banker Mead in 1882
In the foods in Mississippi twent
persons have been drowned and hun
.drcds Of others have been made home
less