Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-06-18

THE fifty-fourth body was found at
OIL City, Pa. This completed that city's
dead, all of the missing having been
found or accounted for.
JOHN gibson, secretary of the Judson
iron works, was held up on the Barlse-
ley train at b street station in Oakland,
Cal, by two men and robbed of SIG, 900
| in cash. tEt...f
JOHN n. STRAUssER and wife, of Las
| Vegas, n. NJ, while out driving were
| thrown from the carriage and fatally
| injured.
GEORGE WmTsToNE, of Cass county,
| Tex, killed his two small children with
| hatchet and then shot himself.
SIXTy-Two cadets were graduated at
West Point. N. Y.
A SHIP laden with supplies for the
starving Russians, from the circles of
| Kings Daughters, sailed from New
| York .t.
FIRE destroyed the Peoples theater
at Denver, Col, the loss being Sl00, 900.
THIEVES broke open the safe in the
office of the Bedeau Lumber Company
at Genese, Ark, and secured S51, 100 in
in cash.
A HA1LsToRM disastrous to crops and
fruit visited Nebraska in the vicinity of
| Doniphan.
THOMAS CROSS, of Ottawa, Ont, COM
mitted suicide by deliberately rolding
! his head under water.
FRANK WALLER of the Acme Bicycle
| club ut Oakland, Cal, rode 1858 miles on
bicycle in twenty-four hours, break
ing the worlds record of 36l miles held
by NJ. A. Holbein.
| SILAs b. COBB, who built the first
frame house in Chicago, has given to
the university of Chicago the sum of
sl5O,O0O. Mr.. Cobb is so years old.
In the United States the visible sup
ply of grain on the 18th was: Wheat,
| 26,651, 900 bushels; corn, 4,62s, 900 BUSH
els; oats, S,S91, 900 bushels; rye, 532,-
| oO0 bushels; barley, 100000 bushels.
| A COMMITTEE of vigiantes were in
charge of affairs at Guthrie. o. T., and
the threatened race war had been
avcrted.
In a quarrel over woman mt Ar
kansas City. Kan, j. a. Mccormick
and ID. C. Jones shot each other dead.
A HURRICANE accompanied by ter
llhC lONH VI ruin SNcpl ONcE Sul-
cago and killed and injured several
persons, as well as destroying prop
erty valued at over 5000, 1000. The
greatest damage was done ON the south
side, where great plate glass windows
were blown in, buildings unroofed or
fired by lightning and telegraph poles
leveled.
FOURTEEN members of the crew of the
Boston were killed by an explosion of
shells at Mare Island navy yard in San
Francisco.
THE town of Galva, ILL.,. was wrecked
by cyclone and several persons We're
killed and many buildings We're de-
stroyed.
THE International Typographical
union began its fortieth annual session
at Philadelphia.
DURING May the exports of bread
stuffs from the United States were S19,-
4lO,349, against Sl2, $50, ,23l in May, 1891;
of provisions, S1O,501, ,592, against ST.
O6S.006 in 1891.
ONE HUNDRED buildings were burned
at Chicora, Pa, and the fire was still
burning.
JOEL EDWARDS and his little son aged
IA years and David Edwards were
drowned while bathing at Crescent City,
Ill.
A FIRE which started in the George
Ruder Brewing Company's mammoth
plant at Wausau, Wis, caused u loss of
| 100000.
THE one hundredth anniversary of
the passage of the law inaugurating
the national militia was celebrated at
Omaha, Neb., by great militia tourna-
| ment.
A cYcLoNIo wind swept over Orno
Point at Lake Minnetonka, Minnesota,
and wrought great damage.