Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-04

1
JOHN MIcHAELs, his wife and thre,
children, of Hamlin, w. Va, were all
frozen to death in their home.
SNOW caused portions of the roofs O
the manufactures and other building
on the. worlds fair grounds to, cave in
the total loss being estimated Mt $50.
900
The collections of internal revenue
fOr the first half of the present fsca
year aggregated SS4, 297, 1923, agains
s77, 1874, 754 for the corresponding period
OF the last fiscal year, an increase ot
81, 172,674
| TuE Erie car works at Erie. Pa.
were seized by the sheriff upon execu
tions amounting to SlO2, 900 in favor o-
Erie banks.
NEAR Big Cliff, KY, a freight trair
was wrecked by broken rail anc
Alexander Price, engineer; George
Foster, fireman, and Walter Davis.
brakeman, were killed.
The mammoth plant of the Ports.
mouth wheel works at Portsmouth,
| o., was burned, the loss being S1Oo. 600
IHE state troops were ordered out
to quell riot caused by strikers at the
Brooks locomotive works at Dunlirl,
N. Y.
SIX blocks in Oalesdale, WASH, were
burned, the loss being $500, ,Ooe.
The First Presbyterian church at
Logansport, Ind, was ruined by fire.
IHE little mining town of Honey
brook, Pa, was said to be in imminent
danger of destruction from subter-
ranean fires.
TIE pension payments in January
amounted to $4,000. 600, a decrease as
compared with last month of 81 900. 600.
A COMBINE of forty-one paper mills
in various states has been effected. The
name of the new organization is the
Columbian Straw Paper company, with
headquarte ss at Chicago.
The residence of James Malone in
Mineral county, w. Va, was DESTROYED
by fire. and M-s Malone, her son Louis
and Edward Mccarthy were burned to
death
Two MORE deaths of victims of the
recent oil explosion at Alton junction.
ILL.,, swells the total list of dead to
twenty-eight.
IN the United States the visible sun.
ply OF grain on tue 30th ult was: Wheat.
81, 4SS,OOO bushels; corn, IL, 535, 900 bush
els; oats, 5,7es aao bushels; rye, 937,-
600 bushels; barley, 2,114,OO0 bushels.
JOHN B. HoJDA 4 Bohemian ex-priest,
killed his two children at Baltimore
while he was s.g>ying from delirium.
MILWAUKEE is to be the headquar-
ters of big window glass combine,
which will inclt:2s yearly all the win
dow glass manufacturers of the coun-
try.
EN ice gorge broke above Louisville.
Ny, wrecking seventy-five coal barres
valued at 5000
1r was announced :hat the estate of
the late James e. Is aine would amount
to Ss00,000 and thae all is left unre-
servedly to Mrs. Blaine, she to be sole
eXecutrlX and not required to give any
bond.
The secretary of the treasury esti-
mates the appropriations for defraying
the expenses of collecting the revenue
from customs for tho fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1894, at 81. 592, 400
IHE fireworks plant of Diehl e. Co.,
at Reading, o., were wrecked bv an
explosion and Henry Horn was killed.
Gus Groove and Viola White were ia
tally injured and many others were
hurt.
The death of Bernard Nienhaus at
Alton Junction, Ill. makes the death
list thus far from the oil explosion
foot up twenty-nine.
SHERIFF JOSEPH TUML.NsoN shot and
killed his wife at Encinal Tex, and
then committed suicide. Family trouble
was the cause
MIKE DAVIDSON, Micna.'. Ualey and |
Joseph Smith We're instantly killed by |
4 mass of falling rock ;n coal mine |
near Streator, III.
1T was reported that the custract for |
,he construction of the Chicago & st.
Louis electric railway roadbed had |
been let.
FRED ScHUMANN, well-known
citizen of Memphis, Tenn, while near
y insane from business troubles mur-
Tered his two children and made a
probably successful attempt 10 COM
nit suicide by taking poison.
FIRE destroyed the building m Gin
'innati occupied by the American Book
company, the loss being 100000
NINE Austrians who arrived in New
ork on the French line steamship La
iascogne were ordered to return on
he same steamer as they were psnni.
ess.
LOUIS FRANKLIN and Charles C. Rspp,
wo well-known citizens, were as
'hyXiated by gas at Davenport, Ia
T. c. CONN, proprietor of the Conn
'and instrument factory at Ellkhurt,
nd, made his annual distribution of
lvidends on the profit-sharing baa:s.
The workmen received S14,60O.
ADyIcEs from New York say that
host of the transatlantic steamship
ompanies have stopped bringing i'm
Migrants to this country in the steeg.
ge.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
The New Jersey legislature in ioin-
ession chose James Smith, Jr., as
jnited States senator to serve for six
ears from March 4. 1898.
JOHN MARTIN (DopnIistl ,yoe alao+aa |