Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-09-17

clubs for the week ended on the 10th
were: Cleveland, .729; Pittsburgh,
$685. Boston, .5S3; Brooklyn, .53l; Phil
adelphia, 1871; Cincinnati, $40; Chica-
go, 400; Louisville, .479; New York,
.45S; Baltimore, .42G; st. Louis, .3GT;
Washington, .306.
Mrs. CHARLES NORTH, a bride of six
months, killed herself with morphine
at Denver, Col, because her husband
eloped with his cousin.
WHILE bathing in the Tennessee
river Mt Chattanooga Frank and Ralph
Curtis and George ID. Sparks, young
schoolboys, were drowned.
FIRE at Albany, n. Y, destroyed the
state printing office, two hotels and
other property, the total loss being
$500, 900.
JOHN KALB shot and fatally wounded
his wife in Milwaukee and then killed
himself. Domestic trouble was the
cause.
Nj. H. LEWIS and H. w. Russell,
auditor and treasurer at Kansas City of
the Lombard Investment Company,
have fed to Mexico with more than
SlOO, 600 of the company's money.
THE farmhouse of +. w. Peck near
Denver, Col, was burned, and Peclls
s-months-old daughter perished in the
flames and Mrs. Peck and another
child were fatally burned.
SwINDLERs have flooded the southern
part of Georgia and portions of Florida
with silver-plated one-cent pieces that
have passed for dimes.
Ten persons were killed and upwards
of twenty more or less injured in rail-
road accident on the Fitchburg road
near West Cambridge, Mass.
A STORM of wind and hail near Madi-
son, Wis. ruined many acres of tobac-
co, destroyed fruit and vegetables, and
did damage estimated at Sl,O00,000
A TORNADO at Marion, Ind, blew
down the pulp works and killed How
ard Green and Samuel Pond.
TwENTYFoUR miles of snow sheds on
the line of the Central Pacific road in
Colorado were burned by an incendiary
fire.
PERRY, CONVERSE e Co., leather deal
ers in Boston, failed for 100000
IT has been discovered that the coun-
ty clerk of Harvey county, Kan, has
made a practice of issuing marriage
licenses when the probate judge was
away, and the announcement that all
marriages under his licenses are null
and void has created CONSERVATION.
BOYS, men and others on Fire island,
n. V, prevented the landing of the
quarantined Normannia cabin pas
sengers again by threats of violence,
and the steamer was compelled to
anchor on the inlet. Gov. Flower sent
orders to the sheriff of Suffolk county
to preserve the peace and see
that the passengers landed. Com
mander Jacob w. Miller, of the
First battalion naval reserve, acting
under orders from the governor, issued
orders for the battalion to assemble
fully equipped for service. Several
vessels from cholera-infected ports
reached New York, but all reported no
disease on board.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has sent to the
secretary of the treasury telegram to
be forwarded to steamship agents
terming the continuance of immigra-
ton from cholera-infected ports an
outrage and notifying them that it
should stop or else the pest-laden ships
will be sent back to sea.
THE visible supply of gram in the
United States on the 18th was: Wheat,
3S, 71G, 900 bushels; corn, 9,I21, 900 BUSH
els; oats, 5,415,0 bushels; rye, 591, 900
bushels: barley, $4,000 bushels.
AFTER full year of almost continu-
GUS sleep, May White, the young school
teacher at Stock bridge, Mich, who has
puzzled the medical fraternity of the
state, shows signs of returning con-
sciousness.
THE navy department received tele-
gram from Lieut.. Peary at st. Johns,
n. F., in which the explorer claimed
the honor of having planted the stars
and stripes at the highest point yet
reached on the east coast of Green
land
EIGHT THOUSAND coal miners, en-
ployes of the river operators in the
Pittsburgh district, struck against re-
duction of one-half 4 cent in wages.
New YoRK's contingent of celestials
celebrated the five thousandth ami
versary of the establishment of free
masonry in China.
A TRAIN went through bridge neaI
Lincoln, H., and twelve persons were
injured, four fatally.
PROF. BARNARD, of Lick observatory
California, has discovered fifth satel
lite to Jupiter. The fourth one was
discovered by Calico in 1910.
KATE and Mary Parks, living nea,
Newport, KY, while boating on the
Licking struck rock, capsizing the
boat, and both were drowned.
THREE men lost their lives in re
ceiving basin of Il sewer in Jersey City
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
IN state convention the republicans o.