Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-10-08
The News Condensed.
Important Intelligence From All Parts.
DOMESTIC.

Sulneu. LOSS, SlUV,UUU.
IT was reported that the mills con-
trolled by the paper trust would be
closed until the middle of November,
rendering idle 500 men throughout
the country.
BOOMERS set fire to the grass on the
Cherokee strip in Oklahoma, and thou
sands of acres were burned over, caus-
ing the loss of many cattle.
SEVEN persons were poisoned at Mrs.
Anna Vorpahl's boarding house in Kan
sas City. Maggie Moore, vindictive
dining-room girl, has fed and she was
suspected.
JAMES SCOTT, a negro, was hanged
at Brandon, Miss, for the murder of
his wife.
THIRTEEN buildings, including the
opera house, the bank, post Office and
Star office were destroyed by fire Mt
North Bend, Neb.
A CABLEGRAM received at Danvers,
Mass, tells of the murder of Capt. G.
p. Buckley and his wife by sailors on
his vessel.
ALL reports from the detained steam
ships at the upper and lower quaran-
tine stations in New York were favor
able, and, with Fire, island and Camp
Low depopulated, the cholera may be
said to be stamped out
Mrs. JAMES PIKE, to settle an old
grudgc, shot and killed the s and To-
| year-old daughters of Charles Billups
near Huntington, w. Va.
w. w. WINDLE lowered the worlds
5-mile bicycle record at Springfield,
! Mass, riding the full distance in II
minutes, Al seconds.
In the free e-for-all pace at Terre
| Haute, Ind, Mascot lowered the worlds
pacing record to 2:O4.
ELEVEN miners were imprisoned by a
lronwood, Mich. A rescuing party
was working, but with little prospect
of success before the men suffocated or
starved.
! YALE university at New Haven,
Conn.,, celebrated the one hundred and
ninety-third year of it's existence.
POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAMAKER
has decided to issue what will be
known as the Columbi series of post
age stamps.
JAMES KooN and Charles Mosely were
killed by Mexican cowboys near st.
Hediery, Tex.
A FIRE in a building in New York
occupied by Otheman, Dyer x South
wick, dealers in woolen goods, caused a
loss of S1OO, 900.
HENRY l.. PFEFFER secured verdict
of $40, 900 against the Buffalo (N. "
Street Railway Company for the loss
of both of his feet in an accident.
TIVE Snar Citu Staua was hnl1 ny
about 20 miles from Creede, Col, by d
lone highwayman and the passengers
robbed of their valuables.
OVER $4,000 acres of government
land were sold in Michigan ut prices
ranging from S. to- S12.5O per acre.
FRED PAYETTE and Maggie Dubeoul
were affianced lovers at Saltwater
MINI. Payette was killed by the fall
of tree and when Miss Dubeour heard
of the accident she drowned herself il
the lake.
MICHAEL BREMEN and Andrew Sra
kol, "fillers-in'' at the blast furnace!
of the Edgar Thompson steel works a
Braddock, Pa, were literally cooked t.
death by molten metal falling upor
them.
AT the leading clearing houses in tn,
Z nited States the exchanges during
the week ended on the 30th ult. aggre
gated 81, ,O57, ,541, ,07O, against S1,19l, 400,
1s2 the previous week. The decrease
as compared with the corresponding
week of 1891 was 169.
j. w. SMITH killed his wife and chile
at Redding, Cal, and was soon afte
lynched by a mob.
THR famous signal station building
at the summit of Pixies Peak in Colo
RADIO was burned.
In the United States the business
failures during the seven days end
ed on the 30th ult numbered 20S
against 2l1 the proceeding week ant
$50 for the corresponding time last year
The North German Lloyd steame
Murchin, FROM Bremen, arrived at Bal
timore with 1900 immigrants on board
All were we'll.
ANTON PILGER, farmer living nea
Columbus. o., has been notified that h'
is sole heir to an estate of 81, 600. 600
left by George Miller, an English arm,
officer.
Four powder mills at Schaghticoke
N. Y, blew up, causing great damage
to property.
LORD WALTER S. BEREsFoRD, ALA
Sidney Lascelles, the noted Englisl
forger, was sentenced at Rome, Ga, t.
six years hard labor in the penitentiar.
in that state.
ABRAHAM THOMPSON, one of the en-
tornbed miners in the Norrie mine a
Ironwood, Mich, was rescued. Th'
other twelve would probably perish.
r. G. Dun & Co., say in their weell,
review that "business continues large
than ever at this time of the year an
the commercial sky is without a cloud
Money is everywhere in ample suppl.
and collections have rarely been NOR
generally satisfactory"
By the explosion of locomotiv
boiler near Grove Summit, N. Y, Lev
Wise and Charles Flynn, engineer an
fireman, were blown to pieces.
II. L. NpPAL, sheriff of Cowley cour