Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-10-29
The News Condensed.
Important Intelligence From All Parts.
DOMESTIC.

persons out Oh SlUU, ,OUU IN u FLORIDA land
deal
THE centennial celebration in Buff
falo of New York's canals was largely
attended, delegates coming from near
ly hundred organizations along the
Erie canal
CHIEF OF POLICE O'MARA, of Pitts
burgh, was indicted for kidnapping by
New Jersey grand jury for taking
Frank Mollick out of the state on sus-
picion that he was an accompljce of the
anarchist Bergman.
The bureau of statistics at Washing
ton says that the exports for the twelve
months ended September 80 were $685..
264,674. Imports for the twelve months,
$3.50, 621, ,So4.
THE general manager of n New York
life insurance company fed from the
City of Mexico after embezzling SsO,.
600 of the company's money.
NEARLY the entire town of Plain
City, o., was destroyed by fire.
SEvENTY-FIvE pounds of dynamite
exploded on a government dredge boat
near Chattanooga, Tenn, and three
men were killed.
The steamer City of Paris arrived at
New York from Queenstown, having
made the quickest time on record-5
days, IA hours and 81 minutes.
BY the collapse of stand where
rehearsal was taking place in West
Winsted, Conn.,, 100 children were in
jured.
The great stallion Rayon dor, be-
longing to the estate of the late w. L.
Scott, was sold at public auction in
New York to August Belmont for S32,-
O0O
In the third of the nine games be-
tween the Cleveland and Boston base
ball clubs for the national league cham
pionship played at Cleveland, the score
was. Boston, 8; Cleveland, 9.
Tom BAILEY shot and pro badly fatal
ly wounded two girls ii house of i'll
repute at Des Moines, Ia, and then
killed himself.
THREE distinct earthquake shocks
were felt at Martinsville, Ind, which
caused rattling of windows and shak-
ing up of croclSery that alarmed house
keepers generally.
WILLIAM MCPHERSON was arrested in
Detroit, Mich, on the charge of having
twelve living wives.
The annual report of Gen. John M.
Schofield major general commanding
the United States army says the state
of discipline and military instruction
throughout the army is highly satis-
factory and earnestly recommends that
the regular troops and state militia be
supplied with improved small arms.
The national guards, he says, are better
disciplined and more reliable than ever
before.
IN the fourth of the nine games be.
tween the Cleveland and Boston base
ball clubs for the National league
championship, played at Boston, the
score was Boston, 4; Cleveland, o.
The worlds fair buildings in Chicago
were dedicated on the 21st. Vice-Presi-
dent Morton accepted and dedicated the
structures, Henry Watterson, of Ken
tucky, delivered the dedicatory Grafton,
and Chauncey NJ. Depew, of New York,
was the Columbian orator.
The Louisville, Evansville & st.
Louis pay car was burned near Deca-
ture, ILL.,, together with $1,000 in cash.
A CONVENTION of delegates from vari-
Gus states was held in Chicago and an
organization perfected to be known as
1.-The National League for Good Roads,
The object is to awaken general in
terest in the improvement of public
roads.
DURING fireworks exhibition at Los
Angeles CAL, a 6-inch gas pipe loaded
with gunpowder exploded, killing
twelve people and wounding many
others.
The Stewart stucco and cement
works at Colorado City, COL, were de-
stroyed by an incendiary fire, the loss
being 100000
wrecked many buildings and injured
several persons.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN SELLS were found
dead in their home at Swedesburg Ia,
they having been sutfocated by gas
from coal cooking stove.
c. BURKHALTER & Co., wholesale
| grocers in New York city, failed for
$780,
AN incendirary fire destroyed NJ. s.
Williams barn at Leadville. Col, and
| five valuable horses, wagons and an
immense quantity of hay and grain
| were burned.
The four children of Joseph Mat.
thews, living near Claremont, S. C..were
burned to crisp during the absence OF
their parents.
MRS. EDWARD NEUNLIsT was instant
ly killed in Louisville, KY, by the dis
charge of gun trap which her son
Edward had set to kill a chicken thief
| The house of Michael Kansas, q
mail carrier at Manannah, Mimi, was
burned, and two of his children per.
| ished.
| NoN-UNIoN men in Carnegie's mill al
Pittsburgh were set upon and terribly
beaten by strikers, man named
Smith being fatally injured.
DANIEL GRAVES, of Salt Lake City
was buried in a casket for which he
planted and raised two walnut trees.
A FIRE at Altoona, Pa, resulted II
the destruction of dozen buildings
aud causing loss of 100000.
In a six days walking contest in Chi
| cago the score at the close was: Hart