Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-07

The twenty-ffth anniversary of the
women's auxiliary of the Episcopal
church in America was celebrated in
Cincinnati.
The Columbia cascade canal in Ore
gon, which has been under construc-
ton for Is years and upon which the
United States government has expend-
ed about $3,oo0,00o, will be opened No
vember 5.
Rev. William n, Allworth, aged 7s
years, a Congregational minister of
prominence, dropped dead in prayer
meeting in Plymouth church at Lam
sing, Mich.
Albert Robinson, living in Sandstone,
Mich, turned kerosene oil from jug
into a fire and Mrs. Robinson and her
eight-year-old daughter were burned
10 death, Robinson was injured fatally
und the house was consumed.
A terrific cyclone passed through the
eastern part of Jefferson county, Ark,
doing great destruction to property
and iniuring 20 persons, some fatally.
Six hundred thousand feet of lum-
ber at Green Bay, Wis, were swept from
dock into the Fox river by flood.
Mrs. Frank Mayo, widow of the ia
nous actor, who passed away orly
short time ago, died very suddenly at
Canton, Pa.
The greater part of the business por-
ton of the town of Manila, Ind, was
| wiped out by fire.
The United States treasury figures
show that the deficit for October is
ST, 4 so 900, and for the fiscal year to date
33.oO0,000.
| One man was killed and ten persons
more or less injured in fire which de-
stroved the Carlino hotel in Buffalo,
N. Y.
Herman Bendix & Co., manufacture
ers of ueckwear in New York, failed for
100000.
A man named Altenbach and his wife
and child were burned to death in Nil!
waukee by an explosion of kerosene oil.
Ira Burnige, aged II, and Grace Say
Ter, aged IS, were drowned at Wheaton.
Kan. The young couple were the only
children of their respective families and
were engaged to be married.
Jerry Cardwell. town marshal of
Jackson. Ky, and John G. Hargis
fought with pistols and both were fatal
ly injured.
Peter Shea, prominent farmer and
trader, was shot and killed by jim
Burke, desperate negro, near his home
at Lusby Mill, Ky.
An attempt was made to rob the cit
izens' state bank owned by McElheny
Bros. at Goldfield. Ia, but the burglars
were frightened away.
Seven hundred quarts of uitro-gly-
cerin exploded near Geneva, Ind, and
wrecked scores of houses.
Snow is reported from 12 to IS inches
deep on the upper Missouri and Chey-
enne river ranges and ranchmen Will
suffer heavy losses in cuttle.
Dennis Scantlin was drowned in the
Winona canal at Warsaw, Ind. He was a
native of Ireland and was 119 years of
age.
In a political quarrel at Wilkesbarre,
Pa, John Luby and Andrew Drctski
were killed.
Mrs. Minnie L. Cummings, the wealthy
widow and authoress, has given her
palatia! residence at Elberon, n. j., to
an association founded by her for the
, protection of homeless and unfortunate
women.
iHC NiS'piC supply VI gum III 'AAN
United States on the I'd was: Wheat
$500 900 bushels; corn, 1880 900 bush
els; oats. 11,751 900 bushels; rye, ASIA,
900 bushels; barley, 5,9O7, 900 bushels.
! a statement prepared by the comp
troller of the currency shows the
: amount of national bank notes in circu
: lation October 81 was S224, ,S07,6 ,657 an in
crease for the month of 81 ,345, ,G27, anC
for the year. $21 ,O90,429.
, The public debt statement issued OF
( the I'd showed that the debt increased
7.105,726 during the month of October
Tie cash balance in the treasury wa
36,676,221. The total debt, less th
:: cash balance in the treasury, amount
! 10 $1,221 ,o71,717.
: Yves Arnold and Charles James wer
G fatally stabbed by unknown parties in
i Fight over politics at Portsmouth, o.
The annual report of Second Assist
+ ant Postmaster-General Charles Nei
d son shows the annual rate of expend
ture for all mail transportation at tn
y close of the fiscal year to be $40, ,523, 49,
Matthew A. Grant, rs years of age,
= lifelong resident Of Butryvi!le, Conn
and one of the famous Grant triplet
= died suddenly of paralysis.
Mayor McClelland, of Roanoke, Va
was run down by an electric car and fl
). tally injured.
Five inches of snow fell at Huron,
G d., making foot on the ground.
Louis Bulser, proprietor of the Amer
n can house at Manhato, Mimi, shot an
killed his wife while intoxicated.
n Lambuster Anglo was killed and Lii
g coin Guiseppi fatally injured by bein
e pushed from a trolley ear at Newarl
e. n. j., during panic when an electr
fuse blew out.
Il William +. Clemmons. dealer
4e woolens at New York city, assigne'
le with liabilities of $1G0,000
In Portland, Me-, AloEzo G. Phillip
e photographer, shot and killed his wi