Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-08-11
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
THE Baker City (0re. national bank
suspended, owing depositors $500
THE treasury department monthly
statement shows decrease of So, 1885,
999 in the money circulation through
out the country during July. The total
circulation of the country was placed
at 81, ,657 ,574,239, a per capita of S24. 10,
against S1,611, ,O99,ol7 a year ago.
Two FIREMEN were killed and five
injured in fire which destroyed the
Mill building at Philadelphia.
AFTER three months of idleness the
miners at Streater and Braceville, ILL.,,
decided to return to work.
HENRY MUNsoN and Lon Gordon,
members of the Cook gang of Indian
territory robbers, were killed by mar
shals at Salpulpa
BECAUSE it is not self-sustaining the
Leadville branch, S24 miles long, will
be abandoned by the Union Pacific
road.
ADDITIONAL claims for damages ag-
gregating 5000 against the city of
Chicago on account of labor riots were
filed.
WITHOUT any rioting work was re-
sumed in the repair department at
Pullman. American Railway union
men were not employed.
BRUCE MILLER and the two sons of
John Underwood were killed and two
men injured by the explosion of a
thrasher engine at Dahlgren, Ill.
c. A. KELLAR, an organizer of the
American Railway union, was arrested
for conspiracy on complaint of Dan
vile Qll.) merchants.
A FIRE that started in the lumber
yard of Hunton, Myles & Weeks, in
Detroit, caused loss of 100000, and
Eugene Mccarthy, fireman, was
killed.
LAMoURE, a town in North Dakota,
was practically wiped out by fire, the
loss being S15O,OOO.
SENATORS in Washington suspected
of having dabbled in sugar stock were
| eXonerated by the investigating COM
mittee's report.
AT Waltham, Mass, Henry c. Tyler
rode a mile, standing start, on BIZ
cycle, in 1857 S-5, making a new world S
record.
FIRE detroyed the lumber yards of
the John Spry company in Chicago,
the loss being 100000 and also a
building occupied by manufacturers,
who lost S125,OO0.
THERE were 219 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the Sd, against 249 the week
! previous and 436 in the corresponding
time in 1898.
FARMER CITY, ILL.,, was swept by
flames, many business houses being
burned.
| THE exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the Sd aggregated
1854, 500, 1858, against $770, 1888 the
previous week. The decrease, com.
pared with the corresponding week in
1898. was 21.3.
AT Spencerport, n. y, fire broke out
In the residence of Cornelius Place and
three of his sleeping boys were burned
to death.
FIRE started in gas plant at Marion,
Ia, destroyed business block, entail
ing loss of 100000.
WARD EBERLY, of Dayton, o., died
suddenly from drinking lemonade
He was II years old and weighed 50(
pounds.
PART of a freight train on the Penn
sylvauia road was burned near Buoy
rus, o., and four tramps who were
stealing ride were burned to death
GOVERNMENT officials were after New
York counterfeiters who had issueC
81, 900 in bogus notes.
ORANGE PAGE, the murderer of a ne
gro woman more than 100 years old
was hanged for the crime at Raleigh
N. G.
REV. j. NJ. CLEARY, of Minneapolis
was elected president of the Catholi
Total Abstinence union at the annua
meeting in st. Paul.
AT the convention in Chicago of tn
American Railway union officials
was decided that they could not de
clare the strike off, and that such ac
tion must be taken by the local union
themselves on each1ine of road affecte
by the strike.
NEAR Berwind, Col, stage coacl
was swept into stream by food AM
the driver and four messengers wer
drowned.
EUGENE McENRoE, accused of as
saulting Miss Ella Lunney, was kille
by the woman in the courtroom at MOI
ton, Kan.