Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-23

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from to feet under water. owing to
freshets.
BERT WIaaINs was fatally and six
other miners seriously injured in the
Young coal mines at Chatham, ILL.,, by
falling 800 feet.
THE defalcation of NJ. j. O'Brien, SUI
preme treasurer of the Catholic
Knights of America, has been found to
be S75,S23.
THE annual report of the Michigan
bank commissioner shows that at the
close of the year 1891 there were 1874
state banks and three trust companies
in the state, with total assets of $685.
091,972.
THE building of Browning, King &
Co., clothiers at Kansas City, Mo-, was
burned, with a loss of SIZE, 1000.
FIRE at Fremont, Neb., destroyed
the livery stable of Il. G. Smith, to-
| gcther with nineteen head of horses.
THE Palmetto brewery at Charleston,
| s. c., the largest establishment of its
kind in the SOUTH was DESTROYED by
fire, causing loss of 500, 900.
JOHN MANLEY and his son Peter were
frozen to death at Bellaire, O., during
a storm.
Gov. FRANCIS has called an extra
session of the Missouri legislature to
convene February II to redistrict the
state.
A RAILWAY engine exploded near
Eureka, Ala, instantly killing the
engineer, Joseph Hunt, and Fireman
Bradford.
In fight between cowboys and
sheepmen in Apache county, A. r.,
three of the latter were killed.
BY the burning of Van Tassell's
grain elevator in New York two men
lost their lives. The property loss was
$500, ZOO.
THE business portion of Au Sable,
Mich, was destroyed by fire.
w. ]. SAuR and w. Kuhlman at.
tempted to cross the river at Carroll
ton, Ky, and were drowned.
IN the United States the visible sup
ply of grain on the 18th was: Wheat.
a. $780, 200 bushels: corn, 1889, ,6S7 BUSH
els; oats, 3,511, ,S46 bushels.
ROBERT HELPER murdered Mrs
Joseph Cooley and her little boy in
their home near Lamar, Mo. Hepler
had entered the house for the purpose
Va ioopih6 ~ gnu was uiSSoNCECu.
The three children of Swede at
Vesper, Wis, were burned to death in
their home during the absence OF their
parents,
THERE was an explosion at the
Phoenix powder mills near Ceredo, w.
Va, by which five men were killed,
one mortally. injured, three seriously
hurt and many slightly wounded.
JOHN THOMPSON, colored man, cut
his mother-in.law's throat in Milwaukee
and shot and fatally wounded his wife.
Whisky and jealousy caused the crime.
PETE BAKER was murdered near
Fort Smith,, Ark, and the neighbors
suspecting his wife and man named
johnson of the crime tied them to-
gether and hanged them with the same
| rope.
A SLEIGH load of young people on
| pleasure bent were precipitated over
an embankment near Zeleinople, Pa,
200 feet high, and two persons were
fatally hurt
| decided the noted Wisconsin treasury
suits in favor of the state. About
5000, 900 was involved. The cases will
be appealed to the supreme court
HENRY JOHNSON, a locomotive engi-
neer of Chicago, murdered his wife
and committed suicide at Peoria, ILL.,
Domestic trouble was the cause. The
couple had only been married four
months.
NINE persons, three of whom were
from Chicago, were injured in wreck
on the Omaha road at Shepards, Wis.
UNKNOWN persons blew up portion
of the Standard Oil Company's pipe
line near Woolwich, Pa, and cut the
company's telegraph wires.
A PASSENGER train on the Frisco
line was wrecked near Woolsey's,
Ark. and eight persons were badly
hurt.
THE collections of internal revenue
for the first six months of the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1892, were S477,-
$4,000, being an increase of 81, 427, ,s47,
us compared with the collections for
the corresponding period of last year.
A RIOT occurred at Hungarian we'd
ding at United. Pa, in which Stephen
Logani and Marco Lonzo were NOR
tally wounded and the bride, Mrs
John Sofranki, seriously hurt.
WILL STEVENS, member of the firm
of Weatherby & Co., of Cincinnati, was
said to be short $50, 900 in his accounts.
AT Five Points, o., John Burton, re-
covering from the grip, fell in faint
while walking, and while unconscious
his hair turned white.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
ANTHONY b. ALLEN, for many years
editor of the American Agriculturst,
died at his home in Plainfield, N. j., in
his Goth year.
GEORGE V. HowK, ex-judge of the
Indiana supreme court, died at New
Albany, aged 6S years.
FRANK Brown was inaugurated gov
ernor of Maryland at Annapolis in the