Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-10
General Isaac r. Sherwood will be candi.
date for q second term as Secretary OF State!


General Isaac n. Sherwood will be candi-
date for second term as Secretsry Of State:
Seventy FIVE chinamen passed through 0ma-
ha yesterday enroule for Massachusetts,, to Gu
gsgc In the boot and shoe business.
A national convention has been called 10 meet
ai Cincinnati on the 25th of 0ctrber,t TO consider
the question VI removing the national capital
A thief stole a yoke Of oxen in Fulton County.
and sold them for \ out halt Their rea, Value
only faur miles from where they Delonged'
The owner recovered them,
Mrs. willard was a candidate for Mayor at
the recent election in Bellevue, Huron county,
Ohio and received sixty votes. They have a
woman suffrage society in that town.
Twenty-one thousand emigrants, mainly Irish, +,
left Liverpool for America during the month of
Nav, nine tenths Of whom went to New York.
There will be lively times in the naturalization
Bureau for the fall election.
New york is troubled with a plethora Of
money. The market continues to work with ex-
treme ease IL three and four per cent Some
loans are sill standing at higher rates. No new
ones are reported above four per cent.
We devote considerable of our space this week
10 the leading articles from the Blade, CONNER
eipl and Cincinnati Chronicle ON the land monop-
oily question. II is grave question aud should
receive careful attention.
Henrietta Wood, negro woman, abducted 10
1883 by Zeb. Ward and Rebecca Boyd, and by
the former taken TO Kentucky, and sold "a
WIN. Pullan who worked her as q common
field hand on pantati MS in Mississippi and Tex
o.. has brought suit against Ward to recover
100000 damages for such abduction.
The Supreme Court Of Michigan has decided
unconstitutional the law authorizing townships
and corporations 10 issue railroad bonds to the
..f a Al fhafH
BILE pro- erty, Several millions Of dollars worth
Of these bond have been voted and large num-
Der issued which, according to this decision
leaves them vaueless in the hands OF innocent
parties.
The soldiers monument, TO be erected al
Oberlin will. it is said, be one Of the handsom'
est Of the kind in the world. 1t is To be forty
feet high, Of elaborate Gothic style. and made o
sandstone The birges Of all the army:corps are
to be nicely worked ON the sides, and there will
he four marble tables for the names OF the de
ceased soldiers from 0berlin. The corner
stone was laid on Decoration Day.
A desgatch from Helena, Montana under dat
Of June 3, SAYS: The heaviest spring storm o.
snow and rain ever experienced IN this Ter
ii Ory, has Just subsided. Snow fell tn the depil
of fve and'six feet in the mountains, and we have
had an incessant rain for FIVE days thr 'ughou
the entire Territory.
The prospect for placer miuiug Could not bt
better, and large yield is anticipated this sea-
son.
When the Fenians who fought at Pigeon Hill
were leaving St. Albaus, Saturday night, fDr
home, they cheered the citizens who had kindly
aided them with provisions and transportation,
and afterwards INDUCED in a song Of John
Brown refrain, with the words, Well hang
General 0'Neil to a sOuI apple tree, as we go
marching home"
Cubans who desire TO govern themselves have
maint lined their position so long that they cer-
tIinly have some claim for recognition as a Gov
ernment. What will be the result Of the inler-
vIew between General Jordan and Secretary
Fish we know not. or this we are sure, that il
Clay, Cass or Webster were Secretary of State,
the matter would soon be settled, and in favor
of the patriots. The time IS near, when in the
ful6lment Of our mission, we must, on the light
est grounds, recoguize e very new republic ON 0ur
continent. Our history Will be without one Of
its best chapters until then.
The ma assacres Of Jews in Rnumans-a name
spplied to the Turkish provinces north Of the
Danube-have excited universal horror and in
dignation. The perpetrators Of these terrible
crimes are Aominally Christians, of the Greek
Church. They have rivaled the atrocities here
tufOre committed by the Turks against unbe-
hevers in MAHoMET. Our Government should
promptly offer its remonstrances. and be ready
20 join the European powers, IL necessary, in
affording ample protection to the Jewish race in
Turkey and the Danubian provinces. Our SEN
ators and Congressman -Messrs. SHERMAN.
THURMAN, STRADER and STEv ESsoS-united in
eiruest action on this subject One day last
weak.