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

soldiers of the war of the rebellion; to establish
courts for Indians in the various reservations.
DOMESTIC.
THE earnings of New York railways
during 1891 were Sl69, ,O12, 5O4, against
Sl6S, 974 s34 in 1890. There were 72O
persons killed and 1.72S injured last
year, against 695 killed and 1,434 in
Jared in 1890.
In fight between rangers and Mexi-
can ore thieves in Shafter county,
Tex, three of the latter were shot
dead.
II. HERzBERG, a merchant at Gads.
den. Ala, made an assignment with
liabilities of S15C, 600 and assets of S125,-
BOO.
FLOODS were doing much damage in
the vicinity of Wheeling, w. Va.
FIRE destroyed the Waterbury Conn
brass works. Loss. Sa6O,OOO; insur.
ance, SlS7, ,00e.
Two CHILDREN of William Allen. Jr.
of Millbrooll, Mich, tipped lamp
over and were burned to death.
For the murder of Mrs. Kines and
her three children near Warrenton, Va,
last November, Joseph Dye and man
named Hetiin have been sentenced to
be hanged March Is.
The city of Jackson, Tenn, was Wis.
tied by an earthquake. No damage
was done.
IT all rests with Chilli whether there
shall be war or peace. Advices from
Minister Egan were to the effect that
the Montt government was full of pro-
fessions of friendliness but without
definite results. Still the plea was for
more time.
SENATOR PLUMB's will was filed for
probate at Empora, Kan. 1t dispose s
of property amounting to S5,O00,OOO.
AN engine of fast train on the
Pennsylvania road struck street car
in Chicago, killing one woman and in
juring twenty-three other persons, some
fatally.
j. j. NICHOLSON & Sons, one Of the
leading banking houses OF Baltimore.
failed for $500, 900; assets, S250.OOO
Ming How, the Chinaman who muir
dered fellow countryman in Baker
City last September, was hanged at
Canyon City, Ore.
JOHN l.. SULLIVAN signed the pledge
at Tacoma, Wash, and made speech
from the stage with Francis Murphy,
the temperance orator
ANDREWS Opera Company was
wrecked on the Northern Pacific near
Brainerd, Mimi, and Mrs Ed Andrews
and Miss Lille Wallace We're burned
to death. Twenty-three others were
injured
JOHN WlLLEMAN, an 18-year-old lad,
died at Plainfield, N. j., from the re.
suits of excessive cigarette smoking.
THE annual report of the Michigan
bank commissioner shows that at the
close of the year 1851 there We're 124
state banks and three trust companies
in the state, with total assets of $685.
19l,972.
AT revival meeting near Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich, William Coulter con-
fessed that he killed his father about
year ago. He had been tried and ac-
quilted.
THE exports from the United States
during December were figured at $l16,-
900, 900, the largest ever known. For
December, 1890, the exports were $685..
600, 0OO
THE Council Bluffs Qa.) stock. yards
were burned.
A PETITION was filed in the supreme
court of Wisconsin to test the consti.
tutionality of the apportionment OF
congressional, senate and assembly dis
tricts by the last legislature.
In the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
the 18th numbered $50, against 435 the
nd
spending week last year. O.
JESSE BROWN was hanged at Padu.
cab for the murder of John Larry on
January 8, 1891.
A COAL train of twenty-seven cars
was wrecked near Bainridge, O., and
Engin Cochran and Fireman Ruse
were killed.
THE Office of the Pittsburgh (Pa.)
Leader was destroyed by fire.
JAMES MACY, national treasurer OF
the stone masons' union of Columb bus.
o., was missing, together with 81, 100
belonging to the organization.
THE twenty-second annual report OF
the Ohio soldiers orphans home shows
that there were 900 children at the in.
stitution in Dayton and 205 maintained
at the states expense in twenty-five
county homes.
M. v HARBER was hanged at Poplar
Bluff, Mo-, for the murder of an old
man named Smith on July 4, 1888.
ACCORDING to Auditor William X.
Ackerman's figures the total receipts
of the Worlds Colum bian exposition to
January were S3,5a3,5lS, and the ex-
penditure Sa,G47, 400.