Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03
The News Condensed.
important intelligence From All Parts.
DOMESTIC.

man employed is required to sign an
agreement in which he pledges him
self to refrain from belonging to any
labor organization and to be governed
entirely by the rules and regulations
of the company.
THE Order of Amitie, n beneficial
organization in Philadelphia, has made
an assignment. 1t had seventy lodges,
5000 members, and has existed four
years.
The Keystone bank robbers at Erie,
Pa, who shot Assistant Cashier Kopler
October 3, were sentenced as follows:
John Courtney, fourteen years; Charles
w. Hawley, seventeen years in the pen.
itentia,y.
A BULLETIN from the census Office
shows that out of n railway mileage
for the world of S70,2Sl miles the
United States has no less than 1868, 597
miles, or Al. IS per cent of the whole,
and that the railway mileage of the
United States exceeds by 3,493 miles
the entire mileage of the Old World.
Miss LOLA BARNETT and MIR. Kenne.
cutt, both popular young people and
engaged to be married. fell through the
ice while skating near Nebraska City,
Neb., and we're drowned.
JOHN VoLvosAK was fatally injured
and his wife killed in a runaway near
Nashville, ILL.,
AT the national assembly in Cham
paign, ILL.,, of the Farmers Mutual
Benefit association resolutions were
adopted favoring the free and unlim-
tied coinage of silver, a graduated in
come tax and the election of United
States senators by direct vote of the
people.
AT the close of their annual meeting
in St Louis the Knights of Labor
adopted resolutions favoring the re-
striction of immigration to those with
funds sufficient for years support;
restricting the ballot to those who can
read and write; and that money should
be issued by the national government
only.
On kite-shaped track at Stock
ton. Cal, Stamb boul trotted mile in
2:O71S. This beats the worlds trottipg
record for stations
The annual report of the pension bu-
reau says there are s85,0S names of
pensioners on the rolls, an increase of
179, 92s over the preceding fiscal year.
SYLVESTER CRITCHLow. on trial at
Pittsburgh for murder in the Home
stead riot, was found not guilty.
THE Dubuque Qa.) lumber mills
have closed for the season. The cut of
lumber, sc, 900, 900 feet, is the largest on
record in that city.
A LUMBER camp near Marshfield,
Wis, was destroyed by fire, and two
men were cremated and three others
terribly burned.
FLAMES in the large furniture fac
tory and salesroom of Otis Corbett in
New York caused n loss of $500, 900.
Miss LIBBY MILLER. of Eikhart, Ind,
and guest, Miss Josie Franklin, of
Middletown, were struck by an engine
at crossing near Elkhart and killed.
MRS MINERVA WRIGHT and John
Hutchison while driving at Richmond,
Ind, were struck by an electric car
and fatally injured.
FULLER's livery stable ut St. Joseph,
Mo-, was burned, and twenty horses,
one trotter valued at SIS, 900, perished
in the flames.
The historical Unitarian church at
Plymouth, Mass, was destroyed by
fire. In the belfry was bell cast by
Paul Revere in 1901.
OHIO odd fellows have decided to
build an orphans home to cost about
S75, 1000.
ROBERT GERADING, an amateur bicy-
clist of Denver, Col, broke the worlds
track and road record for miles by
45 As seconds His time was 1907.
FLAMES among tobacco factories and
<>t1, l., W.
caused n loss of Sl50,000.
THE Hotel Zinzendorf at Winslow,
N. c., recently built by the West End
Land Company at cost of Sl40, 600, was
destroyed by fire.
THREE men and a boy were drowned
| at Lewiston, Wash, by the upsetting
| of boat.
JoNAsEN's jewelry store at Omaha
was robbed of diamonds and watches
valued at $4,000.
AT the leading clearing houses in
the United States the exchanges during
the week ended on the 25th aggregated
81, los. 900, ,04S, against ST., ,39S, 79S, 44S the
| previous week. The increase as COM
pared with the corresponding week Of
| 1891 was 81.
The works of the Michigan Forge &
Iron Company at Detroit were burned,
the loss being 100000.
In the United States during the
seven days ended on the 25th the busi-
ness failures numbered 2O3, against
21O the preceding week and 295 for
the corresponding time last year
JAMES Fox, aged 12, and John and
Kennedy Cotton, i and 0 respectively,
were drowned while skating on the
Fox river at Green Bay, Wis.
| CASHIER B. j. MARTIN. of the Web
ster bank at Eupora, Miss, went into
the vaults and helped himself to money
and securities ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000 and skipped.
A PANTHER made its appearance at
Hopkins trading post in the Cherokee
outlet and killed an Indian child in
the presence of its mother.
MAY SANS, Il chambermaid, shot and
1.sl lol