Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-07-23

somewhere between New York and
New Haven, Conn.
RICHARD BEERS livery stable at Mill
waukee was burned. and sixty fine car
riage horses perishcd in the flames
DURING thunderstorm in Lac oui
| Parle county, Mimi, four men were
killed by lightning.
lT was reported that, owing to the
floods, hundreds of people were starv-
ing and would speedily perish in Sum-
ter and Marengo counties, Ala, unless
aid was soon given.
In the second series of the National
league the percentages of the baseball
clubs for the week ended on the 10th
were: Brooklyn, 1000; New York,
1000; Philadelphia, 800; st. Louis,
800; Baltimore, 800; Washington. 500;
Louisville, 800: Cincinnati 800; Cleve-
land, 300; Boston, 800; Pitts burph. 900:
Chicago, 200. The percentages in the
new series in clubs of the Western
league were: Columbus, .T5O; Mime
apolis, 800; Kansas City, .545; In
dianapolis, .4A4; Omaha, AZ; Toledo.
Ar.
wATERspouT near Four Mile Creek.
Kan, did II great deal of damage to
property, and many horses, cattle and
hogs were drowned
The four young sons of Christopher
A. Ball were drowned in the river near
Princess Anne, Md, while bathing.
The West Superior (Wis.) Iron &
Steel Company has closed it's works and
has notified all employees that no mem
bers of the Amalgamated association
will be recognized hereafter.
DURING June last the total number of
immigrants arriving at ports of the
United States from the principal for
eign countries was 70, 120, against 6S.-
317 in June, 1891.
t'HE factory of the Western Linolcum
Company at Akron, o., was burned.
causing a loss of 500. 600.
The Baptist Young Peoples union in !
session in Detroit elected Rev. l.. l..
Henson, of Baltimore, as president
The Cunarder steamer Aurauia beat |
the Alaska of the Guion line. in a race |
from Queenstown to New York. . hours |
and 15 minutes
a BAND of 800 wild horses, the first
seen IN Colorado for fifteen years, ran
by Kit Carson and twenty-five were
captured.
EMMA Snow. n waiter in a Denver
hotel, has fallen heir to 100000
ELEVEN persons have died as result
of the riots at Homestead, Pa.
lT has been decided to celebrate at
San Diego, Cal, on September % next
the 350th anniversary of the discovery
of San Diego bay.
AT hokomo, Ind, John G.. Coombs
died, and Mrs. Coombs, while taking
last look at the remains, fell dead.
The visible supply of grain in the
United States on the 18th was: Wheat,
%, 440, 900 bushels; corn, 6.905, 900 bush
els; oats, 5,504, 600 bushels: rye. 2O9, 900
bushels; barley, A.. 900 bushels
sKIFF containing John Smith and
Con Bogart capsized in the Ohio river
near Cincinnati and both men were
drowned
THE steamers City of New York and
City OF Paris will hereafter fly the
American flag and be oflicered and
by Americans.
AT Wilkesville, O., DIR. w. c. Cline
lost his entire wheat crop, consisting
OF 1,20O dozen sheaves, by fire.
The Goshen On. " national bank.
which suspended business June 80
pending an official examination of it's
condition, has reopened its
doors.
lNFoRMATIoNs were filed at Pitts
ourgh by Secretary F. 4. +. Loveioy.
OF the Carnegie company. against Hugh
y Donnell, the leader of the strikers;
John McLucllie, burgess of Homestead;
Sylvester Critchlow, Anthony Flaherty,
Burl1ett, James Flanagan and
hugh Ross, who are charged with the
murder OF L. j. Connors and Silas
Wayne during the riot, and warrants
or their arrest were issued
Mrs MATTHEW MURRY and Mary E.
gallagher were drowned in the Della
ware river near Gloucester y. j., by
he capsizing of siiff.
The Richmond grain elevators at .
richmond, Va, were burned, causing {
| loss of 100000. {
JOHN MCKAY, Joe Sanburg and Joe '
Nanzel, aged II, Is and is respectively, {
we're playing game of cards under a
'oN car at Atlantic, Ia, when the car
tarted and all were fatally injured.
HEAVY shower of frogs fell near {
Ind. I
FIRE in the stock yards at Cleve-
and. o., cremated 200 hogs and burned
90 tons of hay, besides the main build &
ng. |
JAMES McCLosKEY, of Wilmington,
'el., who was treated coolly by his {
Mabel Cloringbould, shot c
nd fatally wounded her and then shot S
imself fatally. 8
lN three days seven persons in st. C
ouis attempted to kill themselves, {
vo being successful. {
MANY cattle in Kansas were dying of
eXas fever. Y
Miss ETHEL RAMSEY, of Bellies Creek, t
'. Va. was attacked and killed by a {
ear while passing through strip of v
oods.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
The following nominations for con- :,
ress have been made: Ninth Georgia =
lstrict, Carter Tate (dem); Second .
)wa district, John Monroe (rep); Ninth d