The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-25
SUMMARY or NEWS.

Hayes majority is 29l3.
Captain RoBERT LINCOLN, at the age Of
20, has been admitted TO tho bar Of the
United States Supreme Court. ----
II is reported that General Garibaldi has
escaped from capture, ard that he left the
island on board OF an American ship.
REtNFoRcENeNrs Of Volunteers, recruited
in France aud Spain. for tho defense Of the
Pope, have arrived in the city Of Rome.
TuE trial of Santa Anna by the Mexi.
cans. has resulted in a conviction and he
is sentenced TO banishment Tor eight years.
Tue Cincinnati Enquirer runs up at the
head of its columns the name Of Hon.
GEoRGE II. PkNDLEToN, as the Democratic
candidate for the next Presidency.
ALL middle Florida is under water
wharves, bridges aud causeways washed
away crops drowned, and general ruin
staring many planters in the face.
The Government of Canada has received
such intelligence in regard to Fenian move.
ments that secret instructions have been
issued TO post commanders throughout
the Province.
TuE.New York Express saya that pri.
vate advices from Europe speak Of war as
Imminent and the purchases of lard and
-four by tho French Government in that
market tend to strengthen tiis'belior 90
TIN * is In progress, OF coustrdc ting
railway from Fort Wayne to poiut six ty
miles north of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
The road is to be Completed in 1869, aud
ultimately to be extended to Mackmaw.
TnE poor of Chicago are reapng much
benefit on account of rivalry between the
Orthodox and Unitarian Young Nous AS
sociations. each Of which are striving To
accomplish more Christian work than the
other.
CINcINNATI is alarmed at the prospect Of
coal famine this winter. The low water
has prevented shipments from the mines
and The prospect FOR all early addition to
the almost exhausted stock, is tho reverse
| of favorable. .
Hon. DAVID llEATJS snd John Il. Fronch
formerly citizens Of Ohio, have both been
unanimously nominated by the Republican
! Conventions of Craven aud Chowaa coun.
ties, in North Carolina, as delegates to the
Constitutional Convention.
A NEW electric light has beeu exhibited
in New York, which was 80 bright as TO
/ light up the whole bay. Tho inventor, a
| Freuchman. claims to I've ablo 10 light mp
tho city with single lamp more completely
than the gas companies can do.
TnE Washington Intellgencer, Of Mon.
day, has q savage attack on Gen. Schoiell a.,
charging him with all sorts OF fraud and
1 villomy in making the registration in Nir-
ginia. The object of thia attack is TO inhu
once Virginia to vote against the Conyen'
ton.
a SErGuBpRuooD correspondent of the
Geauga DemOcrdt, says that COWS bought
there last spring for from $50 to SIS, are
now selling, on account of the drouth, for
S25. IIo says the cheese factories will
soon have TO suspend operations for wan
/ of milk,
THE various Grand Orders Of Misons in
Ohio at the recent annual meeting In Gin
cinnati. elected their presiding officers n,
} follows Grand Eucnmpment, lleman Ely
Grand Council, Charles Brown; Crane
Chapter, George Rex Grand Lodge, How
" ard Matthews. 'ufp
Mrs, YosT, who was stabbed by he
i former husband, Ferduanl Hoffman. a
, Canton, o week ago, last Sunday. died or
| Saturday, Hoffman was in jail at that
, place, aud on Sunday night succeeded il
committing suicide by hanging. Both wer,
bured on Monday.
SOME one, who, few days ago, eXhumet
from the recesses of the Snrrogatos Olite
in New York, the will of Tom Paine prOvcl
= by extracts IRON il, that the author. of "Cnm
% mon Sense" and the Age of Reason" hrml,
aud devoutly believed in the existence anl
, omuipotence OF n God.
ONE of the most terrific snow storms ex
pericnced in the White Mountain region il
. many years, began on the evening OF Sep
tember 20. and continued with great VIC
, lence throughout the night. II seemed a
times as though the wind would tear III,
Tip.Top House from its foundation
TuE political situation at Galveston il
as bad as can be imagined, hostility I,
Northern men increases in bitterness daily
! They are socially aud politically ostracised
This conduct OF citizens has bcen so out
rageous as to make the most conservative,
of officers stationed there strong radicals.
A rsRRrnLS accident occurred at til,
, Iloosac Tunnel, Mass, on Saturday. b,
which thirieen mon were either killed out
, right or suifooated to death. The gasolin,
J works. at the mouth of tho SHAFT. exploded
and burning fell down the shaft, burning
tho whole gang working at the bottom
The bodies will not be extricated for som,
days. a
A LETTER from Stark County, in explain
ing how the Democracy carried that county
says; "ln stark Comfy every man wa,
visited whether he could vote or not" Re
publioans wom do we'll to take q leaf fron
the Democratic hook in this particular.
n man does not vote, hs muy influence III,
vote of another man. In tho future, leav
, no stone unturned.
ruE Independent says'ht John B. Gong
. tharhe was fifty years old in August, II
! signed tue pledge October 50 1912, in Wn,
oes,cr, Mass. January 3, 1883, he delivered
. his first temperance lecture. His origiuu
: terms for lecture was IS now he charge
$500, lie has already accepted los call
+ for the season of 1878. which viii pre-
0 duce $4,000. Mr.. Cough has accumulate,
a handsome fortune.
A CORRESPONDENT writes from Topeka
. Kansas, as follows: " Kansas River ho
toms in the vicinity of Topeka, the copits
] Of the State. cannot be beaten this yea
: One farmer has commenced huSkiny, ari
= thus far his corn has averaged ll2 huShel
: 10 the acre--ca ling one aud q half nuShel
of ears a bushei of corn, He has over for
:, ares that will average one hundred busl
els, and he is now selling it for sixty cent
i per bushel,"
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