Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-23
erals and statesmen who have achieved th'
results OF the war.
THE NEW WORLD.

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Seven members of the New Haven Ty-
biographical Union were arrested on Che |
10th for conspiring against the Office of the |
Morning journal and Courier, under a |
statute law of the State. The parties ar
rested have obtained bonds. Both parties
are determined to carry the matter to the
highest courts.
At Philadelphia on the 10th the Chicago |
White Stockings defeated the experts, of
the former city-24 to 2.
An official statement recently published
shows the total funded debt of the city of |
New York, on May 1, to have been
$49,551 1894 the floating debt, $40, 915,500,
and the county funded debt, $2l ,591, ,150
The sinking fund now amounts to $17,-
7s4, ,063.
A sweeping tornado passed through the
towns of Paxton, Holden and West
Boyleston, Mass on the 11th, demolishing
every building in its track, and tearing up
trees by the roots. Three persons were
injured, one seriously
The New Hampshire Legislature, in
James A. Weston, Democrat, Governor of
the State, by vote of 1877 to 159 for
James Pile, Republican.
A Washington dispatch of the 10th
says =" A comparative statement of the re-
ceipts from the several general sources of
revenue, taxable under the laws for the
first ten months of the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1871, shows that for 1870 the |
amount collected was $136, 1860, and |
for 1871, $1116s5,4s1."
L. NJ. Terrill, of Indiana, has been ap.
pointed Special Agent-at-Lsrge of the
Post Office Department on mail depreda-
tions, and assigned to duty for the State
of Texas
A public reception was given in New
York city, on the evening of the 18th, to
Horace Greeley, by the Union Republican
General Committee of that city, of which
he is Chairman.
The unveiling of the statue to Professor
Morse in New York Central Park took
place on the 10th. All the approaches to
the vicinity of the statue were crowded,
and it is estimated that at least $4,000 per-
sons were within twenty rods of the
speakers stand. Governor Hoffman pre-
sided.
A recent Washington dispatch says
"The President has fully decided to make
a trip to the Pacific coast about the
middle of August, in company with
Senator Nye. He will visit Salt Lake
City, Nevada, California, and probably go
to Portland, Oregon, in a revenue cutter"
The revised and approved census of the
State of Ohio is published. Total popu-
lation in 1870, 2665,002, of whom 2,291
752 are native-born Americans, 373250
foreigners, and 63,267 colored. Increase
in ten years, s21,26s.
A terrible wind, rain and hail storm
swept over North Bend, Neb., on the
night of the 9th. Several houses were
blown down and broken in pieces. Sew
eral persons were badly injured by the hail
and pieces of timber.
A game of base ball at Baltimore on the
18th, between the Chicago White Stock
ings and the Pastimes, of Baltimore, re-
suited in the defeat of the latter club-3S
to II.
The following is the standing of West
Point cadets of the first class as arranged
according to merit, officially announced on
the 18th: 1, Mason; Q, Steever; 8, Ayres /;
4, Russell 5, Anderson ;6, Goddard n, Ed.
munds 8, Stewart 8, Morrison 10, Davis /;
II, Woodruff G. A.; 12, Wyatt; 13, Mott;
IA, Bacon; is, Woodruff, T. M; is,
Walker, L. H.; II, Poillou; 1s, Kings
bury; 10, Nave; 20, Schwalter; 81, Nc
Kinney; %, Allison; 90, Hickey; "a, Rib
bet; 25, Chase; 20, White; 81, Knox, 2S,
Mansfield; 80, Formanee; 80, Robinson |;
81, Wheeler; 80, Bush SO, Ward; "a,
Webster, ]. NJ. G. A; So, Guard ;36. Muna-
ford 81, Grant; 3S, Townsend; 80, Hoag;
40, Roe; Al. Pardee, Shoretelle was not
examined, being sick in hospital. Daven-
port was absent, and not examined.
A fire at Potsdam Junction, N. Y, on
the 11th, destroyed the entire business
part of the village, which comprised thir-
teen stores, five mechanics shops, one
bakery, one hotel, and four dwelling
houses. Several barns were also burned
The origin of the fire was unknown.
Losses about $4,000; insurance, $5S,000.
Fred Douglas has resigned as a member
of the Council of the Legislature of the
Territory of Columbia.
At Washington, on the 18th, c. G. Bow
en-, recently convicted of bigamy, was SEN
fenced to pay fine of $3.50 and be impris.
oned two years in the Penitentiary.
The Washington olympics and the Chi
cago White Stockings played game of
base ball in Washington ON the 18th, the
former club winning in score of 13 to 8.
The Cincinnati Enquirer estimates that
there are Is 600 colored voters in Ohio.
The amendment to the Constitution OF
Connecticut, submitting to the people the
question whether there shall be one capi-
tai or two, and allowing of choice be-
tween Hartford and New Haven, was
defeated in the House on the 14th, by
145 to 70.
Governor Weston, OF New Hampshire
was inaugurated on the 14th. In the
House, on that day, the names of twenty
five Republican members and the names o.
eleven Democratic members were present
ed whose seats would be contested.
A singular and fatal horse disease has re
Gently made its appearance in New Yorl
city, A dispatch of the 14th says: II
battles the skill of the veterinary surgeons
The disease is very rapid in its results
generally producing death in twenty-fou
hours. Yesterday the Third Avenue Rail
road lost thirty horses, the Second Avenu'
road twenty, and other lines proportion
ately large numbers. The superintendent
of the Broadway and Seventh Avenu
line estimates the deaths 80 far at 200 ami
! mails"
The Polaris, Captain Halls vessel 70
his Arctic voyage, arrived at New Yorl
from Washington on the 14th.