Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-05-12
DOMESTIC.

Protective association convened at Des
Moines, Ia.
LAPHAM & Co.'s lanyard and bark
mills were burned at Staunton, Va,
the loss being 100000.
STOCKHOLDERS in the Worlds Column
bian exposition will receive dividend
of 10 per cent. upon their holdings
June 9.
POSTMASTER GENERAL BIssELL has
made rule that no man shall be ap-
pointed postmaster who has sold liquor
in the town from which he is an appli-
can't.
DAVID B. JONES, who died near BurI
Oak, Wis, left ten wives in various
portions of the country.
ACCORDING to Commissioner of Labor
Wright there are 5,S8s building and
loan associations in the country, with
net assets of $3.50, ,667,s ,s93.
THE felt mill at Kenwood. N. Y,
owned by Mrs. Sarah Townsend, was
burned, the loss being $3.50, 900.
The association of general secreta-
ries of the Young Mems Christian as
sociation of North America, represent
ing memberhip of 800, 900, met at
Cedar Rapids, Ia
ALL the Columbian postage stamps
are gone except few of the eight-cent
denomination. The entire issue dis
tributed throughout the country was
1000, 900, 900.
RICHARD THOMPSON, aged 2s, Carrie
McKibben, aged 26, and Hannah Peters,
aged 20, were drowned in the river at
Keokuk, Ia, by the upsetting of a skiff.
BY vote of 81 to l the democratic
senators in caucus adopted resolution
agreeing to support the tariff bill OF
the finance committee The one vote
in opposition was cast by Senator Hill,
of New York.
II. H. KoHLsAAT has sold his inter
est in the Chicago Inter Ocean to Viii.
liam Penn Nixon for $4O0, 900.
Mrs. MARY A. RULIsoN, of ST. Joseph
Mich, aged so years, committed suicide
by hanging. Family trouble was the
| cause.
Two SONS and a daughter-in-law oi
! Sam Cannon, who lives near Cockrell
Mo-, were killed by foul air while clean
ing out an old well.
| AN agreement has been entered into
by the American turf congress and
the jockey club discountenancing win.
ter racing.
! THREE HUNDRED Coxeyites captured g
Northern Pacific freight train at Orling
I Wash, and started east.
! MINERS in convention at Abba, Ia
/ by vote of 65 to 55 ordered strike,
| This will take out 5000 men.
THE Hollander. Bradshaw, Folsom
company, conducting department
store in Boston. failed for s141, 200.
E. S. FULFoRD broke twenty straight
targets in the interstate shoot a
Springfield, o., tying the worlds rec
ord, held by Young.
POLES of Chicago celebrated the cen
tennial anniversary of the insurrectior
against Russia with parade anc
speeches.
FLAMES in brick factory in Cincin
natl caused loss of 100000
A REPORT on the valuation of build
ing stones produced in the Unitet
States during 1893 shows a decrease o
over $l3,00O,000 from that of 1892.
A REPORT sharply criticising Judg
jenkins, of Milwaukee, was submitte'
by the congressional committee whicl
investigated his Northern Pacific strik
order.
AT meeting in Des Moines, Ia, of tn
supreme council of the American Pre-
tective association a growth of mem
bership in the United States and Car
ada of about 500, 900 was reported, max
ing the present membership nearl
100000. The following states hav
the largest number of members: Micf
igan, 65,OO0; Ohio, $4,000; Illinois, 60
900; Iowa, As. 600; New York, $4,000; Ca
ifornia, $4,000.
Portions of Lyon and Usage countie
In Kansas were visited by waterspor
that flooded the country and RUNE
crops. In Reading and Olivet ever
window pane was shattered.
AFTER being divorced fourteen year
Isaac A. Whitney, of st Paul, MINI
and Mrs. l. A. Whitney, of Chillicoth
were once more married.
A NUGGET weighing $500 pounds an
con tanning silver worth $4,000 VIZ
hoisted from mine at Aspen, Col
is the largest ever found