Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-06-10

JOHN c. MINING, treasurer of Fort
Jennings, O., disappeared, leaving
shortage of $4,000.
Four persons were killed and two
fatally injured in cyclone which
swept Wharton county, Tex. WASH
ington Jenkins, a colored man aged 100,
was among the killed.
Two MEN were killed and two others
were mortally wounded at a primary
election in Pineville, Ky.
FURNITURE manufactures in Cincin-
natl, some seventy in number, employ
ing 1000 persons, have shut down,
owing to the demand of their workmen
for nine-hour day.
The magazine of the Hecla Powder
company near Virginia, Mimi, ex-
ploded. Nearly every building in town
was wrecked.
CHIEF Cox was killed and three fire.
men and one citizen fatally injured at
the burning of The furniture house of
Charles Shiverick & Co., in Omaha. The
property loss was 5000, ,0O0
SAM BUSH (colored) was taken from
Jail at Decatur, H., by indignant Mount
Zion citizens and hanged for criminally
assaulting the wives of two farmers.
WILLIAM BENTE and his wife and
Elsie Bente, Helen w. Dietz and Charles
Pugsley lost their lives by the burning
of building in New York.
HERMAN ScHAFFNER & Co., of Chica-
go, the Oldest and largest private bank
ers in the west, failed for $500, 900.
AUGUSTUS VIcToRsoN and Thomas G.
McLaury committed suicide at the
Hotel Metropole in Chicago The
former was wealthy Chicagoan and
the latter wealthy resident of New
Orleans Dependency was given as
| the cause in both cases.
The gold reserve in the United States
| treasury had on the Sd fallen to $780,
100000
SIXTEEN passengers were injured,
some fatally, in railway disaster near
Poplar Bluff, Mo.
JOHN MCQUAID, John O'Connor and
| Jane Mooney committed suicide in
| Philadelphia in one day.
The attendance at the second Sunday
| opening of the worlds fair grounds
was disappointing to the officials. The
paid admissions were 54,304 The gov
ernment building, many of the exhibits
III oblCl anu dll tilC SuSbSi IL
state buildings We're closed.
| FIVE residents of northern Vermont
We're arrested for smuggling Chinese
into the United States from Canada.
| A CYCLONE swept the northwestern
part of Wayne county, Ind, destroying
everything in its path. No lives We're
lost.
| The Fisher & Burnett Lumber com
| pany, with headquarters at Memphis,
Tenn. failed for s5O0,OOO.
| The village OF Woodington, o., was
almost entirely leveled by cyclone
and many persons were injured and
Mrs. Mary Smith was killed beneath
her building.
The E. A. Armstrong company, man
ufacturers of and dealers in society and
military supplies in Chicago, failed for
100000.
THE private banking house of Mead.
owcroft Bros. in Chicago suspended
and runs We're made by frightened de
positors upon the Bank of Commerce
the Prairie state national bank, the
Prairie State Savings and Trust COM
pany, the Union trust bank, the Hi
bernian bank and the Illinois trust and
savings bank, but these institutions
met all demands promptly.
THE Office of the Hustler, a paper in
Breathitt county, Ark, that advocated
local liquor license, was blown up by
dynamite.
NEARLY 400 delegates We're in attend
ance at the opening session of the
worlds temperance congress in Chicago
THE greatest gas well ever struck il
the Ohio field was drilled in miles
north of Findlay.
In runaway at Kalamazoo, Mich.
Mrs. l.. A. Pagan was thrown from
wagon and killed and Mrs. L. w. Muir
ply and Mrs. Ellison were fatally in
jured.
The fire loss of the United States an,
Canada for the month of May is esti
mated at $40, ,427, 900. This is about
million greater than the aggregate 70
May. 1882
THE president authorizes the state
ment that he will call an extra session
of congress early in September.
Two MEMPHIS (Tenn.) switch,nel
riding on the footboard of an engin
were killed by the locomotive Jumping
the track and burying itself in an en-
bankment.
; The Peoples bank at Bentonville
Ark, was robbed by six men of $40, OO(
; THE Kansas Grain company at Kar
sas City, Mo-, which claims to be tn
greatest buyer of grain from producer
in the world, has failed.
REPRESENTATIVE of twenty-five stat
and territorial governments met in Ch
cago and organized a convention for tn
abolition of trusts, corners and trad
, combinations of all sorts.
The Merchants national bank c
Fort Worth, Tex, with capital of $3.50
600, closed its doors.
EDWARD SIMON & BRO, trunk, wallis
and bag manufacturers at Newark, \
j., failed for s250,000.
POTTER & POTTER, of Boston, pul
fishers of the New England Magazin,
. Yankee Blade, WomIn's Home Jou
nal, American Vehicle and the Ame
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