Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-07-16
DOMESTIC.

| DOMESTIC.
DURING riots between worllmen and
Pinkerton men at the Homestead PA. J
mills of Carnegie & Co. nine Pinlierton
guards and eleven worlSmen were
killed and eighteen worlmen and
twenty-one Pinkerton men were in
Jured In addition to this at least 100
guards who had surrendered and laid
down their arms were seriously injured
by the strikers while on their way to a
place of safety
EDGAR JONES (colored), who killed
Michael Turney, was taken from the
| Weston wv. Va.) jail by mob and
hanged.
THE business portion of Pocomoke
City, Md, was burned, the loss being
$780, 600.
| LESTER II. GALE, teller, and William
e. Turner, booklieeper of the City saw
ings bank at Nashville, Tenn, have
| fled with $4,000 of the banks money.
BY the falling of roof in a mine at
| Wilkesbarre, Pa, John Williams, John
| McCaffery and Thomas Jones were
| killed.
OVER twenty persons were poisoned
| by eating ice cream at the race track at
Catlettsburg Ky, and the condition of
! many was serious.
A LARGE portion of the town of Sho-
shone, Idaho, was destroyed by fire.
ROBERT l.. GARNER sailed from New
Grk to the west coast of Africa to en-
deavor to converse with big monkeys
in the interior, it being his claim that
he has mastered their language.
For voting against the free coinage
bill recently passed by the senate in
Washington indignant citizens of Og-
den, Utah, hanged Senators Warren
and Carey, of Wyoming, in effigy.
THE eleventh international conven-
ton of the United Society of Christian
Endeavor opened in Madison square gar
den, New York. over 10000 delegates
being in attendance. The report of the
secretary showed $4,000 societies with
total membership of 1870, 200.
ALL but one business house and sew
eral residences were burned at Joliet
vile, Ind.
Mrs ANNIE BRoDERIcK and her three
children were suffocated in a fire at
their home in New York.
WILLIAM HELMS, an old resident of
Fulton, Mich, while insane fatally in
jured his wife with knife and then
killed himself
IHE oat crop in the country is abont
100 600, 900 bushels short. or 63S, 900, 900
bushels, against 52S, 600, 900 bushels in
1890.
A REVISED list of those killed and in
jured in the riot at Homestead, Pa,
shows six workmen and five Pinkerton
men killed, and thirty-siX of the former
and l43 of the latter wounded The
death of those most seriously injured
may swell the number of fatalities to
twenty
The greater portion of the town of
Arcola, Miss. was destroyed by fire.
ELMER FoIGHNER and Barbara Bolden
were married at Huntington, Ind
The bride had three hours before been
granted divorce from her former hus-
band.
THE Marshall county (W. Va aims
house was partially destroyed by fire
and Wesley Holmes and E. Duncan,
two of the inmates, perished in the
flames.
JOHN JONES, piano factory hand at
Springfield, o., fell ihto a vat of boil
ing water and was scalded to death.
The supreme court of Tennessee says
that Col. Clay King, of Memphis law
yer, soldier and author, must hang by
the neck until dead on August ~ for
the murder of David II. Posten.
AT the leading clearing houses in the
United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the sth aggregated Sl,-
14o,S0i, 767, against S1,O31, ,6s5, s6s the
previous week. The increase as com
pared with the corresponding week of
1891 was 1917.
THREE men were killed by falling
wall at Memphis, Tenn, and railway
property valued at Sl1s,OOO was de-
stroyed.
The corn crop of Texas would, it was
said, be enormous-the largest in the |
past fifteen years.
In the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on |
the sth numbered 17G, against 1o7 the
preceding week and PAT for the corre-
spending week last year.
The drygoods house of Neuhassel
Bros. was completely DESTROYED by fire
at Toledo, o., causing loss of $500, 600.