Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-25
THE chemical works at Newark, N.
fo;1o1 for SQ1Q mn


Brighton, N. Y, and proved success.
THE post office and general store at
Labin, Wis, was burned, including the
mails
OUT of h07 bank suspensions within
ten months 90 per cent. were national,
81 per cent. state and SO per cent pri-
vate banks. Fifty per cent of sus-
pended national banks have reopened,
26 per cent of the state and II per
cent. of the private banks.
ALFRED MCDONALD (colored), 81
years old, was hanged at huntsville.
Tex, for the murder of his parents.
OWING to the increase of crime in
Chicago every person found in the
streets ;between 1 and 8 o'clock a. IN.
is to be stopped by officers in citizens
clothes.
ONE man was mortally hurt and half
dozen seriously injured by an explo-
sion of powder at Coalfield, Ia
JUDGE HARDY, of Boston, decided in
the case of Simon Levy against Simon
Miller that a man cannot lawfully mar
ry his half niece in Massachusetts.
THE employees of the Lehigh Valley
road went on strike, efforts for ad
justment of differences having been un-
successful, and all freight traffic was
suspended.
LIVE twin babies were found packed
in valise by a depot policeman at
East St. Louis, Ill
HARRY C. REEB, who disappeared
from Columbus, o., four years ago, has
returned and will marry his divorced
wife.
On her official trip near Boston the
cruiser Columbia averaged %. 81 knots
an hour, surprising all previous records.
REPORTS from Duluth, Mimi, say the
output of iron tn ereabouts is 20 per
cent. greater this than last year.
A LARGE number of guests enjoyed
the thirty-eighth annual game dinner
of Landlord Drake of the Pacific hotel
in Chicago.
IT was said in Chicago that by means
of counterfeit tickets east-bound roads
had been swindled out of 100000.
SEwED in the clothing of Mrs. John
Knaefsey, whose body was being pre-
pared for paupers grave in Chicago,
was found 81 AGO in bills.
w. o. WHITAKER, his wife and
young daughter were killed by pas
senger train at Coal Valley, Ia.
Two YOUNG men went over the Horse
shoe rapids of Niagara falls.
FURTHER particulars of the recent
flood in the Okayama district of Japan
show that GA persons were drowned,
3,207 houses washed away, 6, $40 houses
nearly or quite destroyed, 1929 build
ings partly wrecked and 1919 acres of
land more or less inundated.
OFFICIAL announcement was made at
San Francisco that all Chinese Were
ready to register in compliance with
the law.
THE four-story brick building of the
Western Storage company at Kansas
City was destroyed by fire, the loss be-
ing $500, 600.
On the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Day
ton road the United States Express
office at Troy, o., was robbed of S25,-
900.
The Erie canal men say that the sea-
son now closing has been the most
profitable during the last fourteen
years.
JAMES DAY, farmer of Fountain
Green, ILL.,, has fallen heir to over ST.,
OO0,O 600 worth of property in the heart
of Boston.
A GANG of couuterfeiters that had
flooded st. Joseph, Mo-, with excellent
specimens of counterfeit half dollars
and dollars were captured.
THE Knights of Labor annual meet
ing in Philadelphia ended in a row,
during which Grand Master Powderly
was accused of being thief and for
ger.
THE visible supply of grain in the
United States on the Goth was: Wheat,
rs, 754, 900 bushels; corn, 1920, 600
bushels; oats, 4,671, 900 bushels; rye,
$4,000 bushels: barley, S,9+7,o
bushels.
The National grange in session at
Syracuse, n. Y, adopted resolution
IN favor of granting to women the
same privileges at the ballot box as are
granted to men.
ADoLPH NEssER and Herman Bachel
We're killed by the cars near Tarentum,
Pa. They were skilled glass decorators
and leave large families.
CHARLES DAVIS and Leonard For
sythe, aged % and "a years respective
ly, rival lovers, fought duel near Ma
poleon, o., with swords and both We're
probably fatally injured.
JoNEsvILLE, Ala, thriving suburb
of Birmingham, Ala, had an $500, 900
fire.
JUDGE Brown declared invalid the
Indiana law regulating distribution
and return of school funds.
In decision by the United States
supreme court the term high seas" is
held to include the great lakes.
WELCOME ii. HATHAWAY, who took
100000 from the Fall River Mass
banks by forged warehouse receipts
and other methods, pleaded guilty.
DEPOSITS in Illinois banks have in
creased Ss,OO0,OOO since July %, while
loans have decreased S4,500,0 900.
The East Tennessee Land company,
with headquarters at Memphis, went
into the hands of receivers with liabili-
ties of Sl.500.0 900.
Two "sooNERs" were hanged by a