Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-11
DOMESTIC.

accident on the International " Great
Northern road near Hearne. Tex.
Mrs. ROBERT VANCE, of Simcoe, Ont,
who was injured in the wreck at Battle
Creek, Mich, died at the Nichols hos
pital, making twenty-eight victims
from the collision.
THE coinage executed at the several
| mints of the United States for the
month of October aggregated 7,7s2, 140
pieces of the value of 0,003, 900.
IN his Thanksgiving proclamation
| Gov. Pennoyer, of Oregon, asks for
prayer that congress and the president
may be favorably disposed toward sill
| yer.
AT Willow river, near Hinckley,
Mimi, fire did $3.50, damage. the
flames sweeping away the Fox e Wis
dom Lumber company's mills and ESQ.,,
| 900 feet of lumber.
| GEORGE 0'NEILL, a Chicago police
man, was arrested for burglary and n
jimmy was found in his possession when
taken in custody.
BY the explosion of boiler at New
York half dozen men were killed and
nearly score injured.
HARDINe's planning mill and lumber
yard at GAINESVILLE, o., were burned, the
loss being 500, 000
The American Federation of Labor
wili hold it's thirteenth annual conven-
ton in Chicago on December IL.
FRED T. PosToN, cashier and conf
Dental clerk for the commission firm
of Mccoy & Underwood ut the stock
yards in Chicago, disappeared with $685.
900 belonging to his employers.
Tue emile foot race at Albany, n.
Y, for purse of $500 and the cham
pionship of the world between Smith,
of Albany, and MoClennand, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, resulted in victory for
Smith, who won in 9:34 S-5, finishing
200 yards ahead.
The post office in the government
building dispatched 1887, ,467 pieces OF
mail matter during the worlds fair.
Col. GILBERT s. JENNINGS, U. S. A,
retired, was suffocated by gas at his
home in Detroit, Mich.
S. BLAIsDELL, JR.. & Co., large whole
sale dealers at Boston and many other
places in cotton and wool stocks, failed
for s275,000.
BY Pennsylvania market train run
ming into freight caboose at Philadel
pbia James Hamilton was killed anc
several persons were injured.
GREENLANDER trotted two miles il
4:34 at Terre Haute, Ind, beating tn,
stallion record.
, The boiler of an engine on the IroI
Mountain road exploded at St Loui
, and George Schroeder, the engineer
, was killed, Thomas Scott, the fireman
was fatally injured and brakeman
Ed Keeper, was blown into the rive
q and drowned.
J. HAMPTON HoGE, United States con
. sui to Annoy, China, was notified of hi
:. removal by the president when about t.
sail from San Francisco.
AT the fourth annual convention Il
: Chicago of the non-partisan w. c. I
a U. Mrs. Ellen j. Phinney, of Cleveland
a was elected president.
s PATRICK EUGENE PRENDERGAsT wa
v arraigned before Judge Horton in Ch
!. cago and pleaded mot guilty" to tn
II charge of willfully numbering Carte
r II. Harrison.
It MORE than 100000 persons wer
q fed on the exposition grounds by tn
3 Wellington Catering company durin
the fair.
FARMER TRAUGER's cupidity got tn
C better of his judgment near Pleasan
@ Unity. Pa, and he exchanged 81, 1000 fc
j. paper scraps.
" NONE of the sellers who offered TIL
70 81, 900 ounces of silver to the treasury
l. all of which was declined. responde
e to the counter tender of the treasury
e So the October purchases of silve
q | III I'll Il.
l, under the Sherman law.
% The first snow of the season fell {
s. st. Paul, Mimi, with the thermomett
at freezing point.
10 The big wooden mills of the Soutl
RI work Mills company at Philadelphia
d shut down, throwing LOO persons OF
d of work.
g SIXTEEN joint resolutions and sever
~ teen bills became laws at the eXtr
"a ordinary session of congress.
u The whaling bark Alaska that a
50 rived in San Francisco says that new,
u in the history of the world has IL
T. present catch been equaled. The tot
" number captured by the fleet was 80
is THERE were 35S business failures
~ the United States in the seven da,
ended on the Sd, against 346 the wee
previous and 23s in the correspondiI
10 time in 1892.
~ MASKED men robbed the passenge
~ ON a train at oliphant, Ark, and kill
10 j. +. McNally, the conductor.
ut THE president issued his annual pre-
a lamation naming Thursday, Novemb
le 30, as a day of thanksgiving.
OF THREE masked men forced entran
ne into tho home of Joseph Miscenta ne
IL Leadville Col, and secured $1,000
1T cash and jewelry, representing Il
nc earnings of years.
TO DANIEL CoUGHLIs was placed on tri
'e- a second time in Chicago for the mt
I'D der of DIR. =. Ii. Cronin on May 4, 1ss