Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-09-24

ting her clothing on fire because she
followed him.
PROF. BROOKS, director of the Smith
observatory at Geneva, N. Y, an
nounces the discovery of clouds upon
Mars, which at times have obscured the
continents and oceans, usually distinct
ly visible.
Two FARMERS named Peter Richard
son and Hiram Featherstone, of Bonnie
Terre, Mo. ,Nwho had had long-stand-
ing grudge against each other, fought
with knives and both were killed.
THE two little children and the SER
want girl of Robert Craven, of Ash
bourne, Pa, were burned to death by
| the upsctting of a coal oil lamp.
| Four children in the family of Mrs.
| Nelse Erchenbach were burned to death
at Missouri Valley, Ia, in fire that
was accidentally started by their
mother while trying to fill lighted
| gasoline stove.
f., j. NICHOLS, an inmate Of the SOL
dicrs' home, and William Stevens were
instantly killed by train ut Newark,
n. j.
FIRE at the Brooklyn navy yard
caused loss of about $500, 900. The
macinery for the new cruiser Cincin-
natl was destroyed.
IT was reported that an Internal ma
chine was sent to Gov. Flower, of New
York, but it was secured before any
damage was done. 1twas thought that
| it was intended to take the governors
life owing to his firm attitude in the
Buffalo strikes and the trouble at Fire
island over the landing of passengers
from cholera infected steamers.
THREE men and a little child were
drowned in the lake at Chicago by the
| capsizing of a small row-boat.
THE chief of the bureau of statistics
reports that during the eight months
ended August 81, 1892, the total number
of immigrants was 4S,6l9, against
416,5' for the corresponding period in
| 1891.
FAToUT & Sons planning mill at In
dianapolis was burned the loss being
| 100000.
JAMES HOLLAND, an elevator boy en-
ployed at the Pacific house in ST. Jo-
seph, Mo-, had his head cut off by the
| falling of the passenger elevator
ALEXANDER BERGMAN, the anarchist
who attempted July a3 to shoot II. c.
| Frick, chairman of the Carnegie Steel
| Company, was sentenced in Pittsburgh,
Pa. to twenty-oue years in the peni-
| tentiary.
! THE cholera has broken out among
the immigrants at Camp Low, Sandy
! Hook. Two cases developed, both
from among the Normannia's steerage
| passengers.
By q parade and dedication of Grand
Army place the twenty encamp-
ment of the G.. A. r. was formally
opened at Washington Vice President
Morton gave the veterans a welcome,
President Harrison being absent at the
bedside of his sick WIFE
KITTY YANCY, aged IL, and Herbert
Yancy, aged 10, were killed by a
panther at Warsaw, MINI.
a CIRCULAR to prevent the entrance
! of infected vessels or steamships from
infected ports entering smaller ports of
the United States where quarantine re-
straints are insufficient has been is.
sued.
The siXty-eighth annual communica-
tion of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows convened at Portland, Ore.
The report of officers showed a mem
bership in the order of 1,600, 600.
JUDGE BUNDy, of the Henry county
circuit court at Newcastle. has decided
unconstitutional the apportionment OF
1856 and 1891 by the Indiana legisla-
ture and instructs election officers to
post all election notices under the laws
of 1879.
MASKED men compelled the cashier
of the bank at Dexter, Kan, to give up
s.. 600.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who mysterious
ly disappeared from Lansing, Ia,
twenty-four years ago and was sup
posed to be dead, has returned. He
says he spent several years at sea and
the remainder of the time in New York.
During his absence his wife and two
children have died.
The visible supply of gram in the
United States and Canada for the week
ended on the goth increased 2,65l, ,OOC
bushels of wheat, $4,000 bushels OF
corn and 604, coo bushels of oats.
Mrs. SIMON III. WEssLER and her only
daughter Kate, aged 10, were struck
by an engine while driving across the
track at Blairstown, n. j., and both
were killed.
j. B, RUCKER, editor of the Reporter
at Somerset, Ky, was assassinated in
his office by members of gang that he
had been denouncing in his paper.
In race war in Calhoun county
Ark, caused by the new election law
nine negroes and two white men were
killed and several persons on each side
wounded.
FIVE mining companies at Creede
Col, have consolidated with a capita
of O000,000.
On account of domestic troubles Rob
ert Forester, farmer, G5 years old,
residing near Delavan, Wis, burned
his house, barn and grain stacks ant
then hanged himself.
A LARGE police force is required tc
keep visitors from despoiling the poe
Whittiers grave at Amesbury, Mass
so great is the desire to procure me
nentocs.