Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-28
DOMESTIC.

WILMoRE, a small town in Jessamine
county, KY, was badly damaged by
cyclone and at least dozen people
were injured.
AT Minneapolis the new Central
market building was destroyed by fire,
| entailing a loss of $5O0,OO0. Thirty
horses and thousands of fowls lost
their lives in the confagration.
ONE HUNDRED strikers charged with
participation in the riot at the Pratt
| mines, where seven negroes and depu-
ties were slaughtered, were in Jail at
Birmingham, Ala.
CHARLES S. WEAVER, of Chicago, rep
resenting the Kittson estate, bought
the st. Paul Globe at auction, paying
S65, 900.
SENATOR HILL, of New York, has
been informed the possibilities of rev.
enue from the income tax are from
$4,000, 600 to $50, 900, 900.
AT Duncombe, Ia, Kilby and Lyon,
the Ottumwa senior double, broke all
state regatta records, rowing over the
course in SO616.
SwINDLERs sold to the First national
bank of Albuquerque, N. NJ, sup
posed gold brick, weighing 666 ounces,
| which was found to be copper.
LORD CLINTON won the free-for-all
trot at Detroit in 2:O9, making a new
record for geldings.
WHEAT touched 541sc, the lowest
price for cash ever made in Chicago.
Toledo and Detroit closed 18lc under
Chicago.
NEAR Hudson, o., the boiler of a
thrasher engine exploded, killing one
man, fatally injuring two Others and
destroying much property.
THREE miners We're killed and two
others badly injured by an accident to
a hoisting car at Williamstown, Pa.
The exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the goth aggregated
1857, 81, ,437, against 1855, ,545, ,777, the
previous week. The decrease, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1898. was 1915.
HowLING mobs pursued the people
employed in the laundry at Pullman
to their homes and one girl was very
roughly handled.
THROUGH the carelessness of a bar
ber fire was started which destroyed
thirty-three business houses at Ell
Paso, H., causing loss of $250,OOO
FIRE destroyed the business portion
of Somerset, a village in Indiana.
THERE were 236 business failures in
the United States in the seven DAYS
ended on the Goth, against 237 the week
previous and 467 in the corresponding
time in 1898.
WILLIAM WAITE, aged 46, of Chester
field, Ind, was found leaning against
a tree dead. He had been there thirty
six hours
BY the wrecking of an excursion
train near Oakland City, Ind, one man
was killed and three others fatally in
jured.
DUN's review of trade says business
is still paralyzed throughout the coun-
| try by the recent great railway strike
| and slow work in congress.
Gov. ALTGELD inspected the Chicago
stock yards district and ordered the
troops kept in the vicinity indefinitely.
running as usual
The drought in several western
states, which was threatening the de-
| struction of crops, was broken by a
| general rain.
AT Ogden's grove, in Chicago, MEM
bers of labor organizations hissed the
name of President Cleveland and
praised Debs and his officers.
SIX Coxeyites were arrested for beg
ging bread in the city of Washington.
Hunger has made the commonwealers
desperate.
CAPT. JOHN CBANGLE, lake navi-
gator, shot his wife twice and then
killed himself at Racine, Wis, He was
insane from sll health
TWENTY-FIVE families were rendered
homeless by fire in the thickly settled
tenment district of Newark, N. j.
AT the Y M. G. A. bicycle meet in
jamestown, N. Y, A. B Goehler, of
Buffalo, broke the American 5-mile
record, winning the race in 1871.
FURTHER Withdrawals for export re-
1uced the gold reserve in the treasury
on the Goth to $61, 900, 900, the lowest
point in years.
JOSEPH WALLwITz was hanged at
Trenton, N. j., for the murder OF
Deputy Prison Keeper Lippincott on
! the night of March /, 1894