Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-11
has the right to protect his property, from


has the right to protect his property. from
burglars'as he chooses. -, 'r
Grave fears were entertained in New
York city, on the Cd, that the steamship
Varuna, which left that city for aplyestpp,
Texas, on the 10Th of October, with ipas-
,sengers and valuable cargo, was lost with
all on board, during the late gsIsbJin the
Gulf of Mexico. g4 " W j.
The expenditures of the. government for
October wtre,a CFii and, miscellaneous,
s5,ois,p8e81g war, 'e4S98641.5s; navy
$1,QQ4,s2e.3 incidental cxpepses, 81, ,s8l &,
423.Sis Totals $1B,79s,027aa - srtuii
I Complete census returns show the total
population OF Massachusetts to be b4Jt3S5
and of Connectietft, 537, AS. & 1AlrS
I. The total population ofythe State Of
Ohio is Ige52,802 "a gain since 1860 of
'312,f01. tlglJNl li III NlI !
Census returns from South Carolina
show an increase in the, eoiored popnla.
ton, though not in so large proportion
as in the previous enumeption. p
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\. o rcsr PERSONAL,
? The annual meeting of the Northwestern.
Woman Suffrage Association will be held
in the city of Detroit, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 29th and Both of Novem-
ber. This will not be an exclusively dele
gated convention, ,rhut all Woman Suffrage.
Associations jim the Nerthwest sare inf1tetl
and earnestly requested, to send delegates,
A game of baseball in New York city
on the 29th, between the Mutuals, of that
city, and the Athletics, lof Philadelphia
resulted in favor of the former-0 to 4.
Delano's. commission as Secretary of the
Interior was signed on the 3oth, ahdb Sec
retary Cox retired from the Department. 80
The President stated to friends on the
30th that he had not yet selected Minis
ter to England.
Rfesiderit Grant gave a State dinner on
the 3istauA All the Cabinet, except Rebes'
son, who was absent from the city, were
present.
& The Supreme Court met at Washington
son the 31A ule An the Justices were
present except Chase and Nelson, Justice
Bradford presiding.
Gov. shaffer, of Utah, died at Salt Lake
on the morning of the Dist ult.
General c. w ueeAsecond son of. R1Eg
Lee, and Iprofss 4orin qhe MiIitay1qstitute, !.
has been elected to succeed his father as
president Of the Washington College. Pro
fessor Pratt, of South Carolina, was elected
Professoref Applied Chemistry. The name
of the college has been changed to the
Washington Lee Uniyersity.I / 1 ~ ..
The President has appointed Vincent
Vaughan, of Alabama, Governor, of Utah,
and George s. Black, of Utah, Secretary of
that Territory
The nlconvepnon of tlie. National
Woman Suffrage Association will be held
in Cleveland on the 22d and 23d of No
vember.
Captain Harrison, Commander of the
North Atlantic Squadron, died at Key
West, on the 1st of pneumonia.
The following appointments were mads
by the PresiheAtA On the '2dg Clns. T..
Rodet, of New York, Indian Agent at
New Mexico; Levi Wenich, Postmaster at
Tiffin, Ohio.
Ex;Secretary Cox arrived this home in
Cincinnati on tbe.2d "
Ina game of base e-ball at chicago, on
the '1st, between the Chicago White
Stockings and The Mutuals, of New York
city, the former club was declared vic
torious on the eighth inRing-7 to 5, A
difficulty occurred ON the ninth inning,
and the Mutuals refused to finish the
game.
The PROSECUTION in the Nanderrpool
murder trial at Kalamazoo, Mich, closed
on the -2d.f n-q Ct ~ a.. E.c
In the United States Circuit Court at
New York city, on the Sd, Judgment was
rendered in the case of Terence Quinn for
fraudulent registration, He was sentenced
to two years in the Albany Penitentiary,
and to pay the costs of the prosecution.
A Washington dispatch Of tile Bd, says
an order had been sent to the commanding
officer at New York, to use the forces, if
necessary, 70 carry out = the election laws.
At'Cincinnati, on the Cd, in game of
eight innings, the Red Stockings defeated
the MutunlS of KewYorx-eS 10 l.
Galveston, Texas, was draped in mourn
ing on the 4th for citizens who werelost
with the steamship Varuna. Business was
suspended, flags at halfmast, and bells
were tolled throughout the city