Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

A bill for an accounting by the officers
of the Third National bank of Detroit
was filed in the Federal court.
DR.. Cyrus Teed, the Koreshan prophet
of Chicago, has organized society in
Pittsburg and is organizing another in
Beaver Falls.
Theodore Roosevelt, civil service COM
missioner, would neither deny nor af-
firm the report that he had been offered
a position as police commissioner of
New York.
Southern and western rolling mill
men, representing 81 per cent of the
total output, met at Chattanooga,
Tenn, and decided to steadily advance
prices.
Citizens of st. James, Mo-, have pre-
sented sixty acres of land and large
building to the Woman's Relief Corps
of the Soldiers home. This means that
the corps will have charge of the home.
Navigation is open at Montreal.
Sealing men prophesy that the catch
will be very light this year, the pre-
diction being based upon the bad luck
of schooners so far.
Miss Trudie Barnes of Wheeling,
w. Va, has brought suit for 100000 for
breach of promise against ]. C. Nc
Gregor, one of the best known business
men in the state.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Calumet and Hecla Mining company in
Boston it was decided to declare a
dividend of SIS a share, payable May II
to stockholders of record April 90.
John Ford, a Roman Catholic under
taker of Bridgeport Conn, has brought
suit for $4,000 damages against Rev.
d. ]. Cremin, alleging that he influ-
enced his parishoners to deal with an
opposition firm.
There is grave danger of an outbreak
among the Indians on the Winnebago
agency in Nebraska.
c. P. Huntington, the San Francisco
millionaire, has been arrested charged
with violation of the interstate COM
merce law.
A convict in a Massachusetts prison
has fallen heir to fortune of $16,00Q,-
900, left him by a relative in Nevada.
The supreme court has as yet rem
dered no decision on the rehearing in
the income tax case.
The marriage of Miss Letter of Wash
ington and the Hon. George Nathaniel
Curzon of England was solemnized at
Washington before a very swell crowd.
Mrs. Cleveland and about all the nota-
bles of the capital were present.
Major General McCook has been
placed on the retired list on account of
his age.
1t is rumored that at least three new
daily papers will be started in Chicago
very soon.
A new case of smallpox has appeared
at Spring Valley, ILL.,, and seventy
houses have been quarantined.
Clarence Sampson was appointed re-
ceiver for the dry goods house of
Schmeelea & Fitzpatrick at st. Joseph,
Mo. The Indebtedness is 100000.
A summer conference will be held
at Iowa college, Grinnell, June 26 to
| July 3, to consider the question Can
| We Have Political Revival of Chris
| tianity?"
Snow fell all day Sunday in Colo.
| rado.
The Tacoma sealing schooner Ber,
ing Sea, reportec lost with all on board
| is safe.
| Delegates to the Young Women's
| Christian association meeting at Pitts
| burg, Pa, held prayer meetings ano
| spoke from several points.
| Four troops of the First Cavalry
with Col Arnold and Maj. Viele. now
| at Fort Grant, Ore, have been ordered
to exchange places with four troops oi
the Seventh Cavalry, Col. Sumner ant
| Maj, Baldwin. now at Fort Riley, Kas
All through and local passenger trains O.
the NJ, X. q 7. Ky. system now arrive ant
| depart from the Union Station at ST
Louis, Mo.