Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-08-26

ner sister were drowned at BOnnOtS
mill, IL miles east of jefferson City, Mo.
A CARRIAGE was struck by train at
Leroy, n, Y, and l.. j. Bovee and his
wife and daughter and Miss Nancy
Wycks and Miss Emma Bowden were
instantly killed.
THE percentages of the baseball clubs
in the National league for the week
ended on the 10th were as follows
Boston, .TO1; Pittsburgh, COS; Cleve-
land; .5s1; Philadelphia, $40; New
York, .521; Brooklyn, .4S4; Cincinnati,
.479; Baltimore, .44S; St Louis, .44s
Chicago .423; Louisville, .37S; Washing
ton, .344
EDWARD BRENNAN, of New York,
fell into the river at Niagara Falls and
was carried over the precipice.
EVERY house at Somerville, N. j.
was damaged by wind and hailstorm,
and in the surrounding country many
houses and barns were completely de
stroyed and five lives were lost
MONROE SMITH (colored) was lynched
by mob for an attempted assault at
Old Spring Hill, Ala.
James McHugh and Charles McFad-
den, both young men, were instantly
killed on the Reading railroad at Mana
yunl, Pa.
CHARLES TART, federal prisoner.
was lynched by mob near Fort Smith,
Ark, for wounding Capt. c. c. Peete
with gun during struggle.
Mrs. FRANK RHEINHARDT, a widow
in st. Paul, has been apprised that she
is an heir, if not the only heir, to an
estate in India valued at S25, 900, 600
left by her brother.
OSCAR Fl. BURBRIDGE, Chicago stock
broker, was said to be missing with
100000 in cash belonging to customers.
A DOZEN immigrants from the cholera
infected districts of Europe have sue
ceeded in entering this country at
Niagara Falls
AS THE result of long spree Doug
lass Curtis, of Chicago, killed his child,
fatally wounded his wife and then took
his own life.
AFTER forty years of married life
Mrs. Anna E. Scholtka brought suit at
Milwaukee for divorce from Christian
Scholtka on the charge of cruelty. The
couple have nineteen children.
The Union and Peoples national
banks at Denver, Col, have resumed
business after a short suspension.
THREE negro children perished in
cabin at Charleston, Mo. The old
woman occupant was reputed to be
voodoo and the fire was charged to su-
perstition.
The governments experiment of
transporting reindeer from Siberia to
arctic Alaska is a success.
MosT of the mills at Fall River. Mass,
were closed for an indefinite peried,
throwing thousands of persons out of
work.
FIVE persons were fatally injured by
lightning during a storm at Denison,
Tex
DAVID HARLEY & Co., dry goods deal
ers at Pawtucket, R. l., failed for $780,
600.
A LARGE portion of the town of Dick
son, Tenn, was destroyed by fire.
The government receipts for the
present fiscal year thus far have been
S46,575,776 and the expenditures SOL
SS2, ,SSS.
BUFFALO, n. Y, was alarmed by re-
peated and persistent attempts to burn
the lumber yards along the water
front
A STATEMENT prepared by the mint
bureau in Washington shows that the
production of gold and silver since 1899
to 1892 aggregated SO, 7S3, s69, 600, of
which S., SIS. .9OS, 900 was gold and So
104, 1861. 900 silver OF the gold pro-
duced So, 5S2, sos, 600 has been coined as
money and the balance has been used
in the arts. OF the silver produced
81 042, 700, 900 has been coined as money
and the balance used in the arts.
The visible supply of grain in the
United States on the 2Ist was:
Wheat, 1913, 900 bushels; corn, $685.
900 bushels; oats, 2,37O,OOO bushels; rye,
$4,000 bushels; barley, $4,000 bushels
OVER 1000 'longshoremen went on a
strike in New York against a reduction
of five cents an hour in their wages.
The First national bank of San Mar
cos, Tex, suspended.
Mrs. T. j. LOSING died at Kansas
City, Kan, after six weeks of treatment
by Christian scientists. She refused to
receive physician, and died processing
faith in the Christian science method OF
cure.
LhE DEN lLEl Il NOuliS Idl Incl ucdI
Newport, Ark, seeing that his wife
was about to die swallowed laudanum
with fatal effect. His wife breathcd
her last soon after he expired and they
We're buried together.
FIRE destroyed Il large part of the
business houses in Thayer, Mo
The Ohio river at Galliopolis, o., was
lower than ever before known. No
steamers could run, and people were
driving across with teams, something
that had not been done for fifty years.
TIE Columbian museum of Chicago
will be at once incorporated and steps
taken to secure objects of interest from
the fair.
E. T. DONALDSON, late of Kansas
City, Mo-, secretary of the Union Trust
company of Sioux City, Ia, president
of the First national bank of Marion,
Kan, and of eleven Iowa banks, left
for parts unknown, taking with him
about 100000 of the peoples money.