Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01


in the National league for the week
ended on the oath were as follows
Philadelphia, 6SS; Boston, 1885, Brook
lyn, 500; Cleveland, .54s; Pittsburgh,
.521; New York, 400; Baltimore. 4S9;
Washington, AIS; Cincinnati, .45S; Chi
cago, .422; St Louis, .422; Louisville,
.237.
A FREIGHT train on the Eastern Min
nesota was wrecked by COW near
Partridge, Wis, and Engineer Ingersoll
and Brakeman McNanny were killed
and Fireman Reilly and Conductor
Hall were fatally injured. The prop
| erty loss was 100000
FoRTY-oNE persons have been acci-
| dentally killed on the worlds fair
grounds since the construction of the
| buildings commenced.
BECAUSE of its editors attacks on law
| breakers the Office of the New Albany
| Miss Gazette was broken into and its
plant destroyed.
Mrs p. Il. HARRIS and daughter 10
years of age were drowned in the Rio
| Grande river near Del Norte, Col.
A MONUMENT in memory of the exc
cuted anarchists was unveiled in Wald
| ence of 5000 persons.
| ]. S. NEwMYER. a coke operator at
| Dawson, Pa, failed for 5000. 900.
NEAR Denison, Tex, three brothers
named Early were united in marriage
| to three sisters named Parker, and the
| event wound up with the mother of
the girls marrying the father of the
| boys.
PATRIOTIC songs by choir of 1000
voices is to be one of the features of the
Fourth of July celebration at the
worlds fair.
AN engine left the rails on a trestle
near Mount Washington, O., and Con-
ductor David Homan and Fireman
Philip King We're fatally injured.
BY the breaking of a levee near AS
cension, La, some fifteen sugar plan
tations We're ruined, the loss being ST.
600, 900.
AN attempt to hold up a train, on the
Missouri, Kansas g. Texas road near
Strinstown was frustrated by the engi-
neer pulling the throttle wide open.
The enraged would-be robbers riddled
the coaches with bullets.
AN explosion of gasoline caused the
destruction of five business establish
ments in Huron, s. D., and Alderman
Feary was burned to death.
IN fight between revenue officers
and moonshiners in Tennessee one of
each party was killed and Marshal
Brown mortally wounded.
A CARRIAGE was struck by train at
Avondale, n. j., and Mrs. Williams and
three children were killed.
THE American Derby, worth $4,000
to the winner, was captured in Chicago
by Boundless, owned by j. E. Cushing,
of st. Paul. The time was 2:36
SEVEN men were injured by a rear
end collision between two Central Hud-
son freight trains near Rochester, n. Y.
FIRE destroyed John NJ. Wakefeld's
lumber yards at Omaha, Neb., causing
loss of 100000
The Red River Elevator company of
st. Paul, having a line of elevators
through Minnesota and North Dakota
failed for 100000.
The factory of Turner & Seymour,
manufacturers of small hardware, was
partly destroyed by fire at Torrington,
Conn, the loss being'sloo,o 900.
A RAID was made on the Utah sheep
herds in the plateau country in Col.
orado, several hundred sheep were
killed by bombs, and the cattlemen and
settlers have once more started on a
warfare
The New York Central Railroad Com
pany will pay Mrs. Homer R. Baldwin
of New York, $50, 600 for injuries she
received in railway disaster at Hast
inr (l,,;c auarirr
THE Bank of New England at Mime
apolis, Mimi, the Sabina (o.) bank, the
Bank of Ness City, Kan, and the Queer
City bank at Buffalo, n. Y, CLOSED
their doors. The liabilities of the latter
bank were sa,32s,754.
S. & G.. GUMP dealers in art goods a
San Francisco, made an assignment,
with liabilities of $4,000.
JOHN FITzTHUM was executed by elec
tricitv at Auburn, n. y. He killed ;
young man named Raehl in Buffalo
April Z, 1892.
The firm of Mann Bros, clothin,
dealers at New York, failed for $3.50,
900.
The visible supply of grain in tn
United States ON the Goth was: Wheat
63, ,OSa, 900 bushels; corn, 1895, 900 bush
els; oats, 3.114,000 bushels; rye, 397, 90
bushels; barley, 5000 bushels.
ROBERT BURNS was instantly kille'
and Louis johnson fatally injured b.
the falling of the stone coping of
Minneapolis bank building.
THE fremont hotel at Fort Scott
: Kan, a four-story brick structure, col
, lapsed, and though 100 persons were il
the house no lives We're lost as far a
known.
JAMES STEPHENSON was killed an
{ his son fatally injured by a mad bull a
their farm near West Union, o.
Gov. ALTGELD, of Illinois, has pai
doned Schwab. Fielden and Neebe, tn
r anarchists sentenced to states priso
on the charge of completely in the Hay
y market massacre May 4, 1885, Fielde
y and Schwab were sentenced to priso
for life and Neebe for fifteen years.
. THE New Hampshire state buildin
at the worlds fair grounds was ded
| catad the priprinal a11raSS haipp ri.