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i mA fnwtftafl Aural. ED. BLUE, Editor and Proprietor. PERRYSBURG, OHIO. The post office appropriation 1)111, as tomplctcd by tho house committee, carries about The nggrepato milcngo of railroads earth would reach to tho moon and would reach half way hack.

A motiok to omit tho word "obey" from the marriago scrvlco has just been defeated In Maryland Methodist Protestant conference. Jnnnv Rusk says that his Wisconsin iarm has 400 acres and that ho can get moro fun out of it In a week than ho out of his life nt Washington in six months. WAivrr.n Daxa, son of tho editor of tho New York Sun, is as much of a Journalistic enthusiast as his father, and he is now busily engaged in learning tho details of tho profession. EMPnnon William 1ms presented fivo (hundred volumes to the university of Toronto, which lost its library by flro last year. Other German contributions been made amounting to 8,800 volumes.

The average production of man, wom-an and child in tSie United States increased, in the thirty years between 1850 and 1SS0, from about twenty-five cents a day to forty cents a day, an increase df over sixty per cent, Lisdley JIuititAY, the grammarian, from whoso book bo many of our older American citizens learned tho ins and outs of the English language "as she is and written, was born in Lancaster, and the residents of that city propose erecting a monument to his memory. In only one case out of fifteen aro Twth eyes in good condition. In seven cases out of every ten people possess one eye which is stronger than the other. In two cases out of five patients arc affected with astigmatism. Nearly Hf ty per cent possess an imperfect appreciation of colors.

A few New York women "have sufficiently overcome their prejudice against tho "wild Injun" to tako educated Indian girls as servants. One of them who lias an Apache in her midst, writes: "Nicholora is a real joy to me. She is eo willing to learn, and is becoming very neat and careful." Emin Pasha refuses to stay rescued and evidently knows what he wants better than Jlr. Stanley could tell him. He is back to his old stamping ground and is virtually sultan of the Upper fNile.

It looks as though he would hold a provisional kingdom between Victoria and Khartoum until Europeans aro ready to occupy Central Africa. A nnsiEDV for a cold in tho head, which is indorsed by the Scientific American and the London Lancet, is: Trinitrate of bismuth, six drachms; pulverized gum arable, two drachms and hydro-chlorate of morphia, two grains. This is used as a snuff, creates no pain, and causes the entire disappearance of tho symptoms in a few liours. i Kino lIimjioiiA of Hutaritari is a royal visitor in San Francisco, but has none of that pomp and pageantry that cluster about the vague conception of imperial grandeur. lie cats peanuts on the curbstone, rides on the street cars, runs to the fires, stares into the store-windows, only wears one supender and persists in retiring with his boots on.

Anyone who says that King Mhbmora is stuck up does not know him. It is said that President Harrison is contemplating the purchase of the old Harrison homestead, a part of tho Berkeley estate, on the James river. This is historic property. So is the old Harrison homestead at North Uend, a few miles from Cincinnati. Here for many years lived Gen.

W. II. Harrison, a soldier of the early wars, and tho ninth president of the United States, and here is his neglected tomb. The government will establish at tHo exposition grounds a complete post office, equal in capacity to that required by a city of 200,000 or more inhabitants and operate it, not only during the fair bat forseveral months previous to opening and after the closing. It is believed that the number of exhibitors will bo between 150,000 and 175,000.

To theso mail will be delivered hourly. Mails, sorted on the mail cars, will be dropped at the grounds from incoming trains whenever possible. TnE vexed question of what is tho highest mountain in North America lias been determined in favor of St. Elias. For a time it seemed as if Orizaba, in Mexico, was to carry off tho palm, and there were loud claims on behalf of Mount Whitney, tho loftiest fcummit in tho Sierra Nevadas of California, liut by trigonometrical measurements, in which there is not moro than a mere trilling error, St Elias has been fixed to bo 18,100 feet high, thus disposing of tho vague guesses which estimated its loftiness all tho way from 10,000 to 20,000 feet.

Moke than a fourth of the gold and wire than a third of the bilvcr produced throughout tho world in tho year lb'Jt was mined in the United States, According to tho ollicial figures recently furnished by tho United States tnint there was turned out during that year gold valued at $33,175,000, and silver of the commcrcfcil value of an Increase over tho preceding year of about one po; cent, in gold and per cent in oilver. The. product of gold and silver in tho worVl in 1BUI was gold and 1119,175,000 silver, an increase In euch metal over 1SW of a)0 It (5,000,000. CURRENT TOPICS. SnoimiANn is to bo Doston schools.

taught in tho New Yokk Is to havo a newspaper printed in Arabic. IN Cazcnovia, N. a horsc-powcr flro engine is in use. Padehewski, tho pianist, practices from six to eight hours daily. Women used to wear nightgowns.

Now it is dream robes that they wear. Theiie aro twenty representatives in congress who aro under thlrty-stx years of age. A l'LOT has been discovered to deposo tho sultan of Zanzibar in favor of tho prince of Muscat Piunce Geoiioe, son of the prlnco of Wales, will, It is announced, visit tho World's fair In 1S03. Tur.nn wcro at the beginning of last year 8,007 artesian wells in tho western states and territories. Seciietauy Elkins is said to havo more daily callers than any of the war ministers slnco Stanton.

Patti hns a watch no greater than ten-cent piece in circumference, which is said to be worth $1,000. The Do Rcszkcs, Jean and Edouard, took away $125,000 of American money when they sailed for France. A black man has been sent to jail for two weeks in Lexington, for cursing and swearing on tho streets. A steam plow at work in Cheycnno county, tears up tho earth at tho rate of two and one-half acres an hour. A i'Aiitv of lads entered thellarrison-villc (N.

cemetery a few nights ago and turned over twenty-one tombstones. Col. Roitmrr G. iKOEitsoi.L stepped on the Astor house scales the other day and tipped tho beam at exactly 231 pounds. The weather in Florida during tho past winter has been remarkably bad and very discouraging to' natives and visitors.

Seventy-five per cent of the older trees on Boston common are afflicted with slow consumption, caused by tho too compact soil. It is reported that tho opera and Patti seasons have resulted in a net profit to Abbey, Schocffcl Grau of not far from $100,000. Senatoe and Mrs. Lcland Stanford have homes in San Francisco, Sacramento, Menlo Park, and at two of tho Stanford ranches. Tueke will be a building at the World's fair where a woman can leave her baby and get a check for it while she sees the show.

Albekt Wakefield, Bangor's veteran lawyer, wears a pair of calf-skin boots that he has had since 1801, and they aro in good condition now. Ex-Gov. -Newton Booth, of California, is slowly dying at his home in Sacramento of the samo disease which ended the life of Gen. Grant. A young man hypnotized at an entertainment in Paris remained senseless for two days, and was with difficulty brought back to consciousness.

It is asserted that the tune of "Ta-ra-ra-boom-de Ray" was known in Europe four hundred years ago. No wonder Columbus set out to find a new world. The people of Paris have consumed within the year 21,291 horses, 229 donkeys and 40 mules, the meat weighing, according to the returns, 4,015 tons. New York has 7,000 saloons, or one for every 200 people. Placed in a row and each given twenty-two feet, they would reach a distance of thirteen miles.

Suspension bridges which were built in the time of the Han dynasty (202 B. C. to 220 A. are still standing: striking examples of early oriental engineering skill. A German importer of immigrants has offered to settle 400,000 Germans in the northwestern territory of Canada, but wants a price per capita for all whom Ins lands.

Because the jurors disagreed in a murder case in Philadelphia recently, the judge told them that they were a disgrace to society, and were defeating the ends of justice. To find the relative distance of the sun and stars, suppose the earth and sun but one inch apart. At the same relative distance the nearest fixed star would bo just eleven miles away. Theiie is a dentist in Rome named Fra Orsenico who has been known to extract 400 teeth a day without the use of forceps. He makes use of his thumb and forefinger in drawing molars.

The discovery is made that the Alaska soil and climate are peculiarly adapted to hop-raising. An Oregon syndicate has purchased a largo tract near Fort Wrangle and will plant it with hops. A iilue and white ginger-jar, of the period of Kang-ee, brought $3,050 at the American Art gallery sale. It had a silver corner of a moro recent time, but there was no ginger in it of any period. Salt does not enter into the food of the poor Venetians.

They never tasto it, and the hospital for the scrofulous children at Lido is filled by those who havo not had this necessary article in their food. The little five-year-old king of Spain has a civil list of $1,450,000 a yeai. His eldest sister, now about nine yjarsof age, has a fixed income of $110,000. Ex-Queen Isabella receives per annum. The telescope wo owe to some children of a spectacle-maker placing two or more pairs of spectacles before each other and looking through them at tho distant sky.

Their idea was followed up by older heads. Beiilin is to havo a new $2,000,000 cathedral. The city is very badly provided with churches. It is reckoned that no moro than 50,000 out of 150,000 inhabitants could bo seated at one time In all the Protestant churches. Considekajile swindling has been perpetrated in connection with the opeuing of tho Sibscton Indian reservation.

Persons calling themselves attorneys have advertised all over tho country that for $25 they would obtain farms for their customers, without tho necessity of settlement Thero is so Jlttlo knowledge of tho land Jaw in tho Eat that majiy Innocent persons have been caught In this snaro. The News Condensed Important Intelligence From All Parts. CONGRESSIONAL. It was announced In the senate on the COUt that careful examination of tho amendments mado to tho Chlness restriction act of May, showed that tho restriction laws did not cxplro until July, 1891. Senator Teller spolio In favor of frco In the house a favorable report was mado on a bill malting eight hours a day's labor In the District of Columbia.

Tho resolution for a joint Mexican reciprocity commission was also favorably reported. In the senate bills were passed on the 31st to crcato a third division of tho district of Kansas for Judicial purposes, and to establish a military post near Helona, Mont. The houso bill to prohibit absolutely the coming of Chlneso persons into the United States was In Ilia houso the time was occupied In discussing tho Noycs-ltocltwell contested election case from New York. The urgent deficiency bill and bills providing for the dlschargo of the duties of tho president In caio of his death, and to tncrcnsu the pension of Mexican wnr veterans from J3 to (12 por month, wcro passed In the senate on the Tho army appropriation bill was reported. tho house tho contested election case of Noycs vs.

Iloclcwell from tho Twenty-eighth Now York district camo to an end, Rockwell (dcm.) retaining tho scat by a voto of 128 to 100. Discussion of tho Chinese exclusion bill occupied tho tlmo of the senate on tho In the houso a bill was Introduced to provide for an International ratio botween gold nml silver nml to suspend tho purchaso of silver bullion fromand nfter July 1, 1SD3. Protests were presented In tho scnato on tho EHh ashing congress not to commit Itself to any religious creed by urging the Columbian World's exposition to be closed Sundnys. Tho houso Chinese exclusion bill was amended by extending tho existing law for ten years. An amendment to tho naval appropriation bill was Introduced authorizing the construction of three double turret iron or steel harbor-defenso vessels of the monitor the house a bill was introduced to give the right of franchise to CTcry omun in tho country over 21 years of age to voto for representatives In congress.

DOMESTIC. A Prrrsnur.au paper says that a long and bitter fight for supremacy is about to take place between the American Federation of Labor and the Knights of Labor. A cvct.oNE near Oladwater, destroyed several houses and thousands of trees and killed two persons and injured many others. Willie Uaudino, aged 15, was cut to pieces under a freight train at St. Joseph, Mo.

His companions said that he was pushed under the wheels by another boy, who had dlsapecared. English, was flooded by a gorge of sawlogs in the Little Blue river and stock was drowned and stores and shops were under water. James M. Palmer acknowledged that he had been swindling Tiffany New York jewelers, for years. His peculations were placed at $50,000.

William Jones and his son Edward, of Hartland, wcro arrested on the charge of murdering their wife and mother, respectively. Miss Geoiiqine Walters secured a judgment for 820,000 against Schultz, the New York inventor, for breach of promise. The malt house owned by Henry Altenbrand was burned with its contents at Brooklyn, N. Y. Loss, S700.000.

Another severe earthquake shock In California did great damage at Sacramento, Winters, Dixon and other towns. The city council of Sclma, has passed an ordinance prohibiting girls from being on the streets after 8 o'clock at night The new census of New York shows that the total population of the state is The alien population of New York city is 875,000. In a fight between farmers near Henderson, Joseph McCalllster and John Rooney were shot dead and Jim Knichen, a negro, fatally injured. Charles Emory Smith, United States minister to Russia, Is returning home. The czar personally requested him to thank the people of the United States for their kindness in rendering relief.

Euoene Kauffman, postmaster at Reisel, was assassinated by two negroes who were trying to rob his store. While leaving the Ohio 'national bank In Cincinnati Henry Werndt was robbed by two men of S0S0. Boston was flooded with counterfeit silver dollars of the date of 1881. At the leading clearing houses in. the United States the exchanges during tho week ended on the 22d aggregated against 81,217,875,037 the previous week.

The Increase as compared with tho corresponding week of 1891 was 7.0. Three fishermen Edward Press, Edward Turner and William Grassup were suffocated by coal gas in their cabin at Hope Creek, N. J. In the United States tho business failures during the seven days ended on thc22d numbered 201, "against 220 the preceding week and 247 for the corresponding week last year. Three men wcro instantly killed at Joncsboro, by the collapse of a brick wall In the courthouse and three others were fatally injured.

Ernest Rait shot his wife and child In Syracuse, N. and then shot Jealousy was the cause. Charles Miller, aged 17, was hanged at Cheyenne, for killing Waldo Emerson and Ross T. Fishbaugh in a box car on the Union Pacific railroad. In a test case at Sioux City, Judge Foley decided that street cars were a necessity and could therefore run on Sunday.

Of tho 70,500,000 feet of lumber re-qulrcd for the World'Columbian exposition buildings, docks and subways, have been placed. One man was killed as the result of the California earthquake. The damage to property was placed at Two nitoTHHiis, George and Henry Kelly, of Sulem, have fallen heirs to property valued at 540,000,000 In" the Lehigh valley coal region. Hovt Ludlow and Amos Wllkins were killed by a Lehigh Valley train atGroton, N. Y.

Tin; Indiana supremo court has reversed tho decision in the case of tho editor and tho publisher of tho Terra II auto Express, now iu jail for alleged contempt of court. Piiilu' Raker was hanged at Now 'Orleans for tho murder of Mrs. Nelson, the wife of his employer, at Carrolton. John CnAWFonn and Nat Aldrloh, of Ozark county, quarrolcd, and tho latter was killed by Crnwford. Tho dead man's son avenged his death by shooting Crawford.

Willie Schmidtetter, years old, set fire to his sister Bertha, 17 months old, in Philadelphia, and she was burned to death. Six steamers landed 5,485 immigrants at tho port of Now York. Constarlk William Neece, of La Grange, shot and killed August Mishcr In self-defense and fatally wounded his brother, Franz Misoher. A man and woman registered as John Vagari and wife, of Washington, were found asphyxiated in hotel in Now York. Hioii water in the Green river in Indiana Hooded and ruined thousands of acres of whcot and oats and many farmers had their fences and small out-bulldlncs carried away.

In tho National league the percentages of tho baseball clubs for the week ended on the 2Sd were: Louisville, Boston, 857; Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, New York, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Washington, Philadelphia, Chicngo, St. Louis, Baltimore, 125. The exports of tho United States for the twelve months ended March 31, 1892, have, for the first time in tho history of the country, exceeded the exact figures being Tho total value of the Imports was An Incendiary fire at Henrietta, destroyed the best portion of tho town. Loss, $250,000. Edward A.

Trask, a Chicago real estate man who passed a forged check, was found guilty on one of seven indictments and sentenced to eighteen years in tho penitentiary. The steamer Conemaugh sailed from Philadelphia for Russia with a cargo of 0,000,000 pounds of breadstuffs, ISS.OOO pounds of rice and other provisions for the famine sufferers. At Fern Hill, Mortimer Lewis, an old grand army man, quarreled with his wife and shot her fatally and then blew his own brains out. In the parish of Pointo Coupee, a white man named Freeman was lynched by a mob for killing G. Cotton, a merchant The national silver committee has Issued a call for a national silver convention to be held in Washington May 25 and 27.

During the week ended on tho 23d 10,240 immigrants wore landed at tho port of New York. A newly enacted statute of Ohio makes it unlawful for any person "engaged in the business of harboring" to prosecute that business on Sunday. During a tornado near Money Point, a schooner was capsized and Mrs. S. W.

Rowley, her little daughter and two of the crew were drowned. Peter Eno, charged with the murder of his wife, Minnie, committed suicide by hanging in his cell at the jail in Lawrence, Mass. At San Francisco two large barns were burned by Incendiaries and John Hand, a teamster, and sixteen horses perished in the flames, Three men were killed at Fairmont, W. in a drunken row. George M.

Babritt, an old recluse living at Mansfield, was robbed of S24.000 in stocks and bonds which he had concealed in barrels, trunks and tomato cans about his house. Secretary Blaine estimates that the cost to the United States of carrying out the Behring sea sealeries arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain will be Colby academy, the famous old Baptist Institution located at New London, N. was burned to the ground. Loss, S75.000. Mrs.

Nathan Orrutt and Mrs. Crocker, mother and daughter, living at South Weymouth, were burned, to death by their clothing catching fire. Twenty-eight licad of high-priced horses were burned in a fire at Trenton, N. J. Prince Allen, valued at S20.000, was among those destroyed.

George Moore, of Dennison, In a fit of jealousy murdered his wife, shot Edward MacClelland and committed suicide. In the United States the visible supply of grain on the 25th was: Wheat, 39, 152,000 bushels; corn, 7,343,000 bushels; oats, 3,114,000 bushels; rye, bushels; barley, 718,000 bushels. The stables of the Cheshire Improvement Company at Parkvillc, L. were consumed by fire, burning 150 horses and causing a loss of $75,000. Miss May White, the 23-year-old daughter of Palmer White, of Ingham, has been sleeping 308 days.

The Martin 'Clothincr Company at St. Louis failed for assets, $75,000. Charles E. Stoner, of Rirminham, land commissioner of the Louisville Nashville railroad, is charged with embezzling S10.000. The secretary of the navy has declared that none but American citizens shall be appointed to places In the civil forces at tho different navy yards.

Three boys, Hugo Regburg, John K. Pisbery and Peter House, were drowned at Reaver Dam, by the upsetting Df a skiff on the lake. PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. The democrats of Indiana In convention at Indianapolis nominated Claude Matthews for governor, Mortimer Nye for lieutenant governor, W. B.

Myers for secretary of state, Albert Gall for treasurer and Green Smith for attorney general. Tho delegates to the national convention wcro instructed for Cleveland first and Gray afterward. Tho platform arraigns President Harrison's administration, declares for tariff reform, and favors tho election of United States senators by tho people. The republicans of tho Eleventh Indiana district have nominated W. F.

Daly for congress. In the Sixth district II. U. Johnson was renominated. Rev.

Dr. John C. Buniiounns, formerly president and ono of tho principal founders of tho old Chicago university, died at his homo In aged ,74 years. Georoe Smith, of tho Twentieth Illinois was nominated for congress by tho republicans. President Harrison has nominated Nathan O.

Murphy, of Arizona, to bo governor or Arizona, vico John VY. Irwin, resigned. Col. EnwiN R. Goodrich, who served on Burnsldc's staff through the war, died in Boston.

Joseph BEitrrAND, a half-breed Indian, died at South Uend, aged 110 yenrs. Charles II. Reed, the counsel for Gultcau, the assassin, died in Baltimore, aged 58. OrFiciAL roturns from the recent election In Louisiana glvo Foster, tho nntl-lottcry candidate for governor, a plurality of 30.170. Isaac N.

Jump, of Trapper, aged 75 years, and his wife, aged 03 years, both died within a few hours of each other and were burled In the samo grave. Frances A. Arm, a colored woman, died in New Orleans, aged 104 years. Sho was born a slave at Richmond, and several times saw Gen. Washington.

HuNity- Bryant, tho head and founder of the Bryant Stratton business college, died at his homo in Chicago from paralysis, aged 08 years. Josiah Belden, loader of the first company of immigrants that ever crossed the plains to California (1841), died in New York. FOREIGN. Drought in four counties in Moxico has rendered tho production of the necessaries of life impossible and 5,003 persons havo issued an appeal for help. The banking house of the Rothschilds at Frankfort is said to have lost marks through Herr Jaeger, an absconding cashier.

Sealskins have advanced 20 per cent, in price in British Columbia on account of the falling off in the catch. Mrs. Parnei.l, widow of the great Irish champion, has instituted suits against tenants for rent Fire in a tenement house in St Petersburg burned to death nine persons, and fifteen others were injured. TnREE bojs named Alfred Lucas, aged 11, Ernest Lucas and Henry Pctitt, aged 12, respectively, were smothered in a sand pit at Toronto, Ont. Many anarchists were arrested in Paris and the French provincial cities as the result of an organized police raid.

Italy has resolved to give up all of its African colonies with tho exception of Massowah. The French sloop Messgaeries Flu-vales, used as a troop transport, went down In the Clairhue river and thirty soldiers and the captain were drowned. The emigration of Russian Polos to the United States is largely Increasing. A cyclone swept away many buildings in Hastings county, Ont. Yellow tever as causing great mortalitj- In Rio de Janiero.

According to reports from Kingston, Jamaica, cx-Prcsident Legitime and his adherents are preparing to lead a revolt against the present government of Hayti. Fears of a great uprising were felt in Rome, and public buildings and tho Austrian embassy wcro being barricaded. M. Very, who gavo Ravachol, tho anarchist, into custody, was slain in a dynamite explosion which destroyed his wine shop In Paris, and many other persons were injured. The Russian government has decided to establish boards of trade like those of the United States for the purpose of gathering information about the crops.

Advices from Constantinople state that fifty of the rebellious sheiks who fell into the hands of the Turks wero beheaded. ILufVTER. Tin: Chicago Athenaeum building, a seven-story structure, was destroyed by fire on the 20th ult The loss Is estimated at $150,000. There wcro 400 per-ons in the building attending tho law school when a terrific explosion was heard on tho seventh fioor. The building was shaken to its foundation and fire at once broke out A panic ensued, but all the occupants made their escape.

William Asroit, of New York, diednt Paris on tho 20th of congestion of tho lungs. He was born In 1830 and was, next to his nephew, William Waldorf Astor, probably the richest citizen of America, his wealth being estimated at 500,000,000. All of the republican congressional conventions in Alabama havo elected delegates to the Minneapolis convention. All favor the renomination of Harrison. A jury at Ottawa, on the 20th ult.

returned a verdict of murder in the first degree against Frank Van Loon, charged with killing Farmer Vandermark in an attempt to rob tho Columbus Grove bank, last September. The crime was ono of the boldest ever committed in Ohio. An electric trust, having for its object the control of tho trolley overhead wire systems; tho electrical lighting system, and in fact tho general electric business of the country, has been formed by consolidation of tho Edison, Thomson-Houhton and Fort Wayno companies. Tho trust is capitalized at and has its headquarters in Now York. Col.

Richard Erwin, ono of the New York Trlbuno editorial staff, died on tho 20th ult In New York. Ho was a great-grandson of Benjamin Franklin. Col. Erwln was born In Pittsburgh in 1830. Ho was the author of a valuable contribution to uriny literature.

The Ohio democratic btato executive committee has decided to hold tho democratic state convention at Columbus, Juno 14 nnd 15. The Bilvcr question camo up in tho scnato on tho 20th ult. by tailing up tho Morgan silver resolution, Mr. Coltc, of Texas, spending at length. It was brought bade Into rtlHcusuion Inter by tho president's reply to the request for Information on tho proposed International silver conference.

Strongly marked divergencies of views ero expressed In connection with tho relations of tho government to the l'aclfle railroad companies ns leglBlutcd upon In the pending nrmy impropriation bill. Tho scnato adjourned with this sub-joct still under houso took up tho consular and dlplomatlo bill. As reported tho bill carries being less than tho estimates. It proposes radical changes In many consulates nnd for that ruAnon mot with considerable opposition. It wus debated all day without Unal action.

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