Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-20

THE Catholic Total Abstinence union
of America has opened it's rolls to all
denominations.
THE Cincinnati, Hamilton G. Dayton,
Cincinnati, Dayton & Ironton and the
Cincinnati, Dayton & Michigan rail
road companies were consolidated into
one company to be known as the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton e Dayton Railroad
company.
percentages of the baseball clubs
in the National league for the week
ended on the 13th were: Baltimore,
627; Pittsburgh, .5ss; Boston, .5s3; Gin
cinnati, 500; Cleveland, $50; Chicago
,555; Philadelphia, 54s; Brooklyn, .53s;
New York, 800; Washington, 400; ST.
Louis 1888; Louisville, 100.
GINGER, the oldest circus horse in the
country, aged "a years, died at Cincin-
natl.
FoRT PEMBINA, located near st. Vim
cent, in North Dakota, was ordered
abandoned by the war department.
One of the biggest gangs of counter
feiters that had operated in the United
States for many a year was found IN
Chicago. They had been making sill
yer quarters and half-dollars and 81,
So and SIS bills by the wholesale.
BpRGLARs entered the post office at
Clinton, Mo-, and carried away the safe
in buggy.
Mrs. ELIZABETH RANKIN, wife of
Hugh Rankin, of Pittsburgh, gave
birth to four children, three male and
one female.
CORA PACE (colored), Mary Hunley
and Lewis Stewart, confined in the
Owsley county (Ky.) Jail for immoral
ity, were taken out by a mob and
given 100 lashes each.
Two GIRLS named Flora and Mary
Tomasch, who accompanied an eXcur-
sion from Cleveland to Chippewa lake,
were drowned by the capsizing of
rowboat.
AT Hampton, Ark, two negroes were
hanged by eighty-tve men for killing
white man two weeks ago.
Miss JESSIE ROBINSON, aged 20, of In
dianapolis, will ride bicycle from
fniles. She will start August 10, will
ride alone, and has wagered to make
the run in thirty-eight days.
In session at st. Louis the National
Furniture association resolved against
handling prison-made goods.
WILLIAM LANAHAN's country home
stables near Baltimore were burned,
six valuable horses being lots.
A TORNADO made twenty-five families
homeless at Cherry Hill, n. j., and
killed three persons.
THE yacht Arctic capsized near South
Haven, Mich, and Messrs. Coates and
Stillson, builders of the yacht, and H.
S. Tisworth, the owner of the craft,
were drowned.
THE large passenger steamer Cibela
of the Niagara Navigation company
was burned at Leadstone, n. Y, the
loss being S25o,OOO.
Mrs. JOHN COOPER, aged 33, of Trav-
erse City, Mich, was found dead in her
rocking chair with child in her arms,
which was asleep.
IN wreck on the Texas Pacific road
near Handley, Tex, Engineer Al
Horner and Fireman John Devine were
killed.
MANY buildings were demolished by
a tornado at Wood Haven, L. L., and
one woman was killed and number
of men, women and children were in
jured more or less seriously.
ISAAC HUFFMAN and Marshall Gar
ner, two young farmers in Shelby
county, KY, killed themselves with
knives in fight.
THE forest fires in northern Michi-
gan were dying out The loss to prop
erty thus far was over 100000.
The visible supply of grain in the
United States on the 18th was: Wheat,
1,25s, 900 bushels; corn, 6,ss2, 900 bush
els; oats, 5,632, 900 bushels; rye, 1872
600 bushels; barley, Isl, 900 bushels.
IRA JOHNSON (colored) was lynched
at Greenville, SC, for killing a young
white man named Longford in quar-
rel at Piedmont.
THE most successful convention in
the history of the Christian Endeavor
society and the largest religious gath
ering in the worlds history was
brought to a fitting close in Boston
with three great meetings and two
big overfows, and fully 10000 voices
were raised in singing America" and
other patriotic songs.
HE WdIeTS Ol ule MO bTdnue SWeDU
out of their banks and flooded the
lower part of Ell Paso, Tex, destroying
many houses.
The Missouri democrats will hold q
silver convention at Pertle Springs on
August 6.
AT Barnesville, w. Va, Mamie Floyd,
aged g. and her mother were burned to
death. The little girl caught fire from
stove and her mother was burned
trying to save her life.
EX-STATE SENATOR E. r. CAssATT, the
Pella Qa.) bank wrecker, was sem
fenced to nine years in the Anamosa
penitentiary.
The forest fires which ragged in Mich
igan for week were the most de-
structive in the last decade. Whole
counties were swept clean.
BOB HUGGARD, a mulatto accused of
assault, was taken from the Jail at
Winchester, KY, by mob of 200 men
aud lynched.