Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-16
DOMESTIC.


DOMESTIC.
In a collision which was followed by
an explosion at Smyrna, N. ". two
engineers and a fireman were killed.
LowENTHAL, LIVINGSTON & Co..
grain dealers in San Francisco, failec
tor $500, 900; assets, Sl60.00O.
JOHN ANDERSON. under arrest ir
Cleveland, o., for burglary, was shown
to have seven wives in various portions
of the country.
FOUR persons were killed and half a
dozen seriously wounded in cyclone
which passed over Fayetteville, Ga.
Twenty dwellings were wrecked, some
of the tim mbers being carried 10 miles
through the air.
over Oakland, Fla, doing great dam
age to property and causing the death
of Mrs. P. FL. Roper.
THE branch Office of the Wells Fargo
Express Company at Houston, Tex.
was robbed of four packages Of money
to the amount of $4,000.
AN engagement took place between
the United States troops and band O
Garza's men at the La Joha crossing
on the Rio Grande in Texas, in which
the Cara men were put to fight.
THE Philadelphia board of health ha,
adopted resolutions calling on congres.
to establish stations for the treatment
of persons suffering from leprosy.
r. w. LOVE, eS-county treasurer OF
Appanoose county, Ia, was found te
be $4,000 short in his accounts.
N. DIsHARNoN and Cal Foster,
charged with the murder of Jewish
peddler, were taken from Jail by mot
at Rayville, La, and lynched.
c. III. PAUL, county treasurer OF
Adams COUNTY, Neb., was said to be
short in his accounts to the extent OF
$50, 900.
INDIAN agents, it was reported, had
been drawing rations for $500 Sioux
who had no existence except on paper.
CHARLES III. McGURREN, of Lincoln,
Neb., was said to have broken the
worlds typewriting record by copying
122 words in minute.
GEORGE Ii. c. NEAL g. Son, dry goods
merchants at Baltimore, Md, failed
for $500 assets, $4,000.
Ae result of the attempt of the
deputies to bring the slayers of Sheriff
Dunn to justice four of the outlaws
We're killed near Arkalon, Kan.
PUPILS in school near Topeka
Kan, attacked William Ehrart, Their
teacher, knocked him down and cut his
throat
The boiler of a large sawmill al
Boiling, Ala, exploded, instantly kill
ing Engineer Cooper and four other
employees of the company.
THIEVES stole three diamond rings
Mrs. Anna M, Dugen, of New York,
who fell dead on the street.
HARRY MILLER, son of Joaquin
Miller, the Poet of the Sierras," was
sentenced at San Francisco to two
years. imprisonment for robbing &
stage.
In the United States the busnes.
failures during the seven days ended or
the sth numbered 435, against 329 the
preceding week and 403 for the CORE
spending week last year.
TWELVE breweries in Cincinnati
Covington and Newport have agreed tc
form combination similar to that o.
the whisky trust.
THE Clarksville (Ga) woolen mills
were totally destroyed by fire, the loss
being $lOo. 900; no insurance.
THE old Presbyterian church a
White Pigeon, Mich, believed to be
the oldest house of worship in the
state, was burned.
In quarrel over eight dollars a
Challas Idaho. L. Kestler and George
Jacoby, prominent ranchmen, killed
each other.
JOHN CUTTER, his wife and five chill
dren perished by the wrecking of {
house boat near Paducah, Ky.
IT was reported in Boston that the
American Bell Te ephone Company
had perfected u telephone upon whicl
whispers could be transmitted 500
miles with perfect distinctness
The total number of immigrant!
landed in New York during 1891 wa
445.29o They came on 9s4 vessels.
DANIEL NoRTH, of Pontiac ILL.,, wa
sentenced to thirty-three years in jai
for the killing OF Marshal Hodge.
CHARLES s. QuACKENBUsH, a wealthy
broker, shot his wife fatally at New
ark, N. j and then killed himself n,
cause was known for the deed.
JOSEPH CLARKE, representing al
English syndicate, has bought twenty
three, or all but Elk, of the flour mill
in Utah.
A MAN named Scott shot and kil'ct
his wife ut Allenville, Mo-, and thel
took his own life. No cause wa
known.