Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-10-01

Two FREIGHT trains collidcd at New
Hampton, la, and eight persons were
killed and others were injured.
HuGH O'DoNNELL was refused bail
on the charge of completely in the MUIR
der OF Detective Kline at Homestead,
Pa, during the riots. and he will re-
main in Jail until the trial begins.
Four men fell 200 feet down u shaft
in the Eureka mine in Bessemer town
ship, Mich, and were killed.
In the second series of the National
league the percentages of the baseball
clubs for the week ended on the 10th
were: Cleveland, .7lT; Boston, .6lo;
Brooklyn, .557; NewYorls, .5a5; Pitts
burgh, .525; Cincinnati, 800; Philadel-
phia, 800; Chicago, .4S3; Louisville,
.424; baltimore, All; st. LOUIS. .35G;
Washington, $3.50
j. p. KELLEY, Ii gambler. shot and
killed his wife at Denver and then
killed himself jealousy was the cause.
THE Union School Furniture Com
pany at Battle Creek, Mich, has failed
for 1925, 900, owing to the destruction of
their works by fire.
CHAIRMNN CRANE of the territorial
committee of Utah says there has been
no Mormon polygamous marriages in
Utah since September, 1890.
TRE Peoples bank at Hope, Ark,
closed its doors with only forty-tive
cents in the safe. Depositors would
lose $4,000.
DIR. JENKINS announced on the Goth
that the port of New York was free
from cholera. There were no cases of
the disease at quarantine or in the city.
DURING an electric storm in Berlls
county, Pa, eight barns in Center
Caernarvon, Douglas and other town.
ships were consumed.
The visible supply of wheat in the
United States and Canada increased
3,59O.0O bushels during the week
ended on the oath and oats 65S, 900
bushels. but corn decreased 1000
bushels.
JACOB BREITENsTEIN. whose wife had
sued him for divorce, shot her fatally
at San Francisco and then inflicted
mortal wound upon himself.
THOMAS YouNG and his wife and
farmer were shot and killed at Pocahon-
tas, Va, by miners who were on strike.
LIGHTNING struck the kennel of the
Brooklyn Gun club at Smlthtown, l..
l., and eighteen valuable dogs were
burned to death by the electric cur
rent.
AT meeting in St Louis of the
late Gilmore's military band, Director
Charles Freudenvoll was elected leader
of that famous musical organization.
Four persons were killed and one
fatally injured in windstorm which
swept over Brooklyn and Long Island
City.
HENRY Poor & Son, leather mer-
chants at Boston, Mass, assigned with
| liabilities of S215, 900 and landed assets
| of nearly 100000.
AT Newark, n. j., the German Cath
| olic congress of the United States be-
| gan it's sixth annual session.
FIVE drunken lumbermen had 4 des-
perate fight near Covert, Mich, which
resulted in the death of George Cassel-
man and j. Vaneman.
THE schooner John Burt went ashore
near Oswego, n. Y, and the woman
cook and sailor We're drowned.
THE business portion of Howard,
| S. d., was burned. the loss being $780,
| 600. r. B. Allensmoth and his wife,
an aged couple, lost their lives in the
| flames.
| WIND wrecked a cottage at Devils
Lake, Mich, killing Mrs. Henry
Graham and fatally injuring Mr..
Graham and a year old babe.
In fight at Coney Island, \. Y,
John Griffin knocked out James Lynch
| in FIVE rounds and was declared lipht-
weight cham pion of the world.
PoKTIoNs of New York city were
flooded with counterfeit 81 bills of III
| Hancock series.
SAMUEL AIKEN and his mother werF
fatally hurt in a runaway accident al
Calcutta, o.