Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-10-29

death.
THE Dauville express on the Chicago
& Eastern Illinois railroad was wrecked
Mt Forty-ninth street, Chicago, and
TWENTY-FIVE persons were injured and
Mrs. William Mcdonald was killed.
Two farmers named Zimmerman
and Strittmatter were killed by the
cars near La Crosse, Wis.
Bob WILLIAMS and Bob Cook became
involved in quarrel near Bonham,
Tex, and killed each other.
In the fifth 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, IL; Cleveland, 4.
THE Sands Point hotel at Roslyn, N.
Y, owned by George Ehret, the brew.
er, was destroyed by fire, tho loss be-
ing 100000
AN old grudge between James Patter-
son and Joseph Haines resulted in u
duel at Greenwood, KY, and both men
were killed.
JAMES MASON and comrade un-
known were fatally injured by a fall of
slate in coal mine near Macon. Mo.
JAMES CoRBErT, the pugilist, was ar
rested in Cincinnati charged with par
ticipating in theatrical performance
on Sunday
AN express train on the Chicago &c
Erie road was wrecked by an open
switch at Letters, Ind, and Engineer
David Frederick and Fireman John
Metz were fatally injured.
EDWIN BooTH has positively decided
not to appear again upon the stage.
He has fortune of S750,000, which he
does not appear ambitious to increase.
In head-end collision on the Read
ing road at Allenwood, Pa, three men
were fatally injured and twelve cars
wrecked.
Mrs MARIE DELLIs, aged 63 years,
was found murdered on the old state
road near McKeesport, Pa.
The steamers jamestown and City of
Erie and a private naptha launch were
burn ed at jamestown, n. Y.
FOREST fires in Atlantic county, N.
J., have done damage to the extent OF
S1o0, 600 and are still raging.
COMMANDER IN CHIEF WEIssERT, of
the Grand Army of the Republic, an
nounces the following staff appoint.
ments: Adjutant general, E. B. Gray,
Milwaukee; quartermaster general,
John Taylor, Philadelphia; inspector
general George L. Goodale, Boston;
assistant adjutant general, j. L. Ben.
nett, Chicago; senior aid de camp, Ford
II. Rogers, Detroit.
THE body of Emma Healey. of Fredo
MIA, N. Y, 1s years DID, missing since
January last, was found in a tree
stump. where. it is supposed, she took
refuge during a storm and was frozen
| to death.
A GENERAL fight occurred at Hog
| town, KY, between the Tollivers and
| the Howards, in which Cal and Wiley
| Tolliver and Sam Howard were fatally
| wounded
A COLLISION between freight anC
work train on the Chicago, milwaukee,
& st. Paul road near Plymouth, Wis.
resulted in the death of Thomas Fitz
gerald and n. Ringle and the injury o
| eight others.
tween the Cleveland and Boston base
ball clubs for the National league
championship, played at Boston. the
score was: Boston, s; Cleveland, 3
Boston having won five of the games
secures the championship.
AN accident on the construction lint
of the Great Northern road near Spo
kane, Wash, resulted in the death o
seven men and eleven others were in
jured, five fatally.
The criminal charge of destroying
public documents against Labor Com
missioner Charles f. Peck was dis
missed by Justice Guttman in the po
lice court at Albany, n. Y.
THE cotton compress at Temple
Tex, with 5000 bales of cotton, wer
burned, the loss being S215,00
A COLLISION occurred on the Reading
railroad at West Manayunk, Pa, whicI
resulted in seven persons being kille'
and fifteen others being injured.
IN quarrel over a roadway nea
Grayson, KY, Sylvester Adams wa
shot and killed and his nephew, Osca
Adams, fatally wounded by j. D. Ber
| net