Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-03-18
DOMESTIC.


three railroads centering in Chicago
announced that they could not ane
would not grant the increase in wage.
demanded by the switchmen on theii
lines.
Mrs. EDGAR WooDs and four chill
dren who attempted to cross Cedar
creek at Glenford, Ga, were drowned
AN earthquake shock did consider.
able damage in the city of Railway, N.
j., and vicinity.
JUDGE WEBER filed decisions in the
celebrated tax title cases at Redwood
Falls, Mimi. by which title sharks are
recognized by the law and more than
thousand acres of land are wrcsted
from innocent settlers.
STATISTICS show that in the United
States and Canada six out of every ten
men who have reached the age of 30
are unmarried.
PASSENGER train on the P-hiladel
phia, Wilmington & Baltimore railroad
crashed into a freight train at Chaddes-
ford junction, Pa, killing Engineer
Phillips and injuring several passen
gers.
The ministers at San Antonio, Tex,
have inaugurated a crusade against the
opening of saloons there Sunday
Mrs. j. d. kIsLER, of Omaha, started
the kitchen fire by the aid of kerosene,
which exploded, probably fatally burn
ing herself, her husband and three
children, besides destroying the house
and all its contents.
MGR. SAToLI.I has restored to w. S.
Bowen, of West Chester, Pa, his pew
in the church which was taken from
him six years ago because he refused
to send his child to the parochial school,
WHILE fording Little Rock creek near
HinclSley, ILL.,, Henry Binder and II.
Carlson, two well-to-do farmers, were
caught in the ice and drowned.
The first of a series of gigantic real
estate frauds, involving st. Paul, Chi
cago, New York and eastern Kentucky
people, has been unearthed at st. Paul,
Mimi, and l.. IL. Cole, the alleged
principal in the rascality, was under
arrest.
The mail train on the Toledo Ann
Arbor & North Michigan railroad was
ditched short distance out of Ann
Arbor, Mich, by wrecllers, but no
one was injured.
In fire at Danville, Tenn, two busi-
ness houses, the depot, express and
ticket offices and large number of
buildings We're destroyed. The loss
aggregates 500, OOO
PRESIDENT PALMER of the worlds
fair stated in New York that the clos
ing of the exposition on Sunday was
settled fact
The Massachusetts legislature has
passed "a bill making eigh. hours
days work for state, city and town
employees.
ALL the buildings on the extensive
stock farm of George o. Wilson at
Lock Raven, Md, were burned and
forty-five valuable horses perished.
The total loss was 100000.
The time for the great naval review
has been fixed as follows: At Hampton
Roads April "a; in New York April 81.
The Kentucky legislature has passed
a bib prohibiting BARRIERS from work
ing on Sunday.
ANOTHER Chinese highbinder war has
broken out in San Francisco, and the
results have been two Cinnamon killed
and three wounded.
The exchanges at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during the
week ended on the 10th aggregated
sl,3Ol, s30,7l6 against 81, $40, 500, OOs the
previous week. the increase as COM
pared with the corresponding week of
1892 was 80.
BUSINESS failures to the number of
s95 occurred in the United States in the
seven days ended on the 10th, against
80 the preceding week and 251 for
the corresponding time last year.
WILLIAM GILL, Abner Lowe and Gill
sanders were fatally shot by the ac-
'idental discharge of Thomas Gill's |
run while en- route TO party few
niles from Monticello, Ark
FLAMES among business buildings in
ooston destroyed property valued at
$4,000 600. Two persons perished in
he flames, nineteen others were in
iured and several more were missing.
SHERMAN ARP tcolored was hanged
1t Center, Ala, for killing an cid white
'armer named Hoque several months
lgo.
THE estimated proportion of wheat
IN hand in the United States is 26. per
'ent. on the last crop, the smallest per-
entagc in ten years. The quantity on
iand aggregates 135, 900, 900 bushels,
70. 200, 600 bushels less than last March.
Miss KATE DoNoHUE and Miss Mary
Soley were burned to death in Pitts
'urgh by the explosion of kerosene oil |
With which they were starting fire.
AT a special cabinet meeting to con-
'ider the Hawaiian annexation treaty,
which was withdrawn from the senate,
I was said decision was reached to |
end to Hawaii as soon as possible a
committee or commission |
o be appointed by the president TO in
'estigate the alleged revolution and to |
make report later in the summer
The total receipts of the worlds fair |
hus far are. Sl5, 952, 44s, and the total /
expenses Sl5,5S4.3l
SAMUEL DAVIS and d. S. Starraw,
wo well-to-do citizens and merchants /
1t Montgomery, Ala, fatally injured |