Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-20
The News Condensed.
important intelligence From All Parts.
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of sl2, 1000, for the regulation of
| prices and output.
CRUISER No. IL was christened the
| Marblehead at Harrison Loring's ship
yard in South Boston before a large
| gathering.
The jefferson iron works at Steuben-
vile, o., refused to treat with the Anal
gamated association, and as result
the men left in body. A long lock-
out was expected.
FIVE men were killed and two others
injured by the fall of u stone wall in
Hartford City, Ind.
Miss LIZZIE BORDEN was placed under
arrest at Fall River, Mass, charged
with the murder of her father and step
| mother.
By the burning of the large planning
mill and lumber yard of Bender Broth
ers at Hamilton. o., a loss of S1Oo, 900
was incurred and 700 men were thrown
out of employment.
DURING a storm at Beaver Dam, n.
j., John Edwards daughter and grand
child and Harvey Edwards, relative,
were killed by lightning.
IN a fire in New Bedford (Mass.)
tenement two infant children of Louis
| Duperis and their mother were fatally
burned.
Mrs. PETER WALL and her son Ira
We're shot dead while out driving at
Riverside, Cal, by Elmer Walters A
feud between the two families was the
cause.
Mrs. RUsTIN, her 6-year-old daugh-
ter and her brother were fatally pois-
oned by arsenic placed in the well at
their house at Oak Grove, Del. 1t was
thought the divorced husband of Mrs.
Rustin put the poison in the well.
AT the leading clearing houses in the
United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the 18th aggregated
$1,000, O22, 5S4, against 81, 076, 742, $50 the
previous week. The increase as COM
pared with the corresponding week of
1891 was ~.
FLYING JIB paced a mile in 2:0SlG at
Grand Rapids, Mich, the fastest time
ever made on n Michigan track.
IN the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
the 18th numbered 1S9, against 1S4 the
preceding week and 227 for the CORE
spending week last year.
LOSS of S14O, 600 resulted from the
burning of Chase's grain elevator in
New York city.
| ii. Il. WEIGH, the veteran of Com
pany X, Eighth infantry, who started,
from Mt. Pleasant, Mich, for Wash
ington July l pushing wheelbarrow,
has reached the capital.
THE executive committee has official
ly fixed the value of the half-dollar
worlds fair souvenir coins at one dol
lar each
JAMES DoBsoN (colored1, who killed
his mistress in st. Francis county, in
1890, was hanged at Devalls Bluffs,
Ark, and Henry McGhee (colored) was
hanged at Houston, Tex, for the mur-
der of Officer George Fem.
JAMES E. GILMAN, of the firm of Gill
man, Cheney & Co., commission mer
chants in Boston, was charged with
embezzling S150,000.
Earl. PRICE and Arthur Kurtz, each
aged about years, were smothered to
death in an ice chest while playing at
the formers home in North Lansing,
Mich.
AT Rondout, n. Y, daughter of
Sitting Bull, the great Indian war chief,
was married to Peter Marllle, who for
merly served under Gen. Custer. The
bride once saved Markle's life when he
, was attacked by Indians.
Mrs. WILL HATToN and her 15-year-
old stepdaughter were caught under a
freight train at Winchester, KY, and
both were killed.
The national encampment of the
Sons of Veterans at Helena, Mont,
elected Marvin e. Hill, of Michigan,
commander-in-chief.
TWENTY workmen were crushed he
meath building that fell in Ogden, N.
,, j.. and six were fatally injured.
IL the second series of the National
league the percentages of the basel ball
clubs for the week ended on the 18th
were: Cleveland, .T20; Philadelphia,
: .64O; Boston, .5S3; New York, 800
Brooklyn, $50; Baltimore, 500; Pitts
burgh, 500; Cincinnati, .44O; Washing
S ton, 400: Chicago, 400; Louisville, .375i
st. Louis, .292.
8 PETER MCCAULEY, of Smithvile, Mo-.
stabbed and killed his father because
t he had disgraced himself by getting
e drunk and then blew out his OWL
j brains.
STRIKERS started fires in different
e parts of the Lehigh Valley freight
I yards at East Buffalo, N Y, and eight
q cen freight cars loaded with merchan
disc and two passenger coaches, to
e gether with two Office buildings, were
= completely destroyed. The loss wa'
g placed at 500, 900.
|. FREIGHT train went through ;
l. bridge near Logan, o., and three trair
d men were seriously injured.
c THOUSANDS of war veterans who wore
:. the blue and the gray had big reunion
d at lie ebanon, Ky.
II HENRY HARRIS, a tailor at Tacoma
9 Wash, stabbed and killed his daugh
I, ter, Eta. and then killed himself. HI
was insane.
D The entire town of Red Mountain
n Col, was destroyed by an incendiar.
10 fire. Sixty buildings were burned an
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