Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-05-12

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Over two hundred physicians from the
Eastern States were in attendance.
The Coroner's Jury in the Tyndale
murder case, at Springfield, ILL.,, have re-
turned verdict of death from pistol
shot, by some person or persons un-
known. Bernard Lissner, who was ar
rested in Quincy on suspicion of having
! committed the crime, proved to be an old,
} respected citizen of Hamilton, Ohio,
where he has lived twenty-five years. The
only cause Of his arrest was the fact that
he had left Springfield on the morning of
the murder, and was the first to give in
formation in Quincy of the crime He
was, of course, discharged.
The funeral of Hon. Sharon Tyndale
took place at Belleville, ILL.,, on the 1st
under the direction of the Free Masons,
and was very imposing.
Recent advices from Zanzibar state that
news has been received that DIR. Living
stone was alive and well, but in destitute
condition.
A Berlin dispatch of the Sd states that
Alfred Ziegenmeyer, who murdered Gum
bleton, in Chicago, has been delivered to
officers from the United States, at the re-
quest of the American Government.
Hon. Thomas j. Boynton, late Judge of
the District Court of the United States
for the Southern District of Florida, died
in New York City on the Sd, aged thirty
two.
The act of the last Congress for the
celebration of the one hundreth anniver-
sary of American independence at Phila
delphia provides that two gentlemen from
each State, recommended by the Governor
thereof, be appointed as commissioners to
superintend the preparations. The Presi-
dent has recently appointed Asa Packer
and Daniel j. Morrell, Pennsylvania; d.
M. Boyd Jr., and John L. Campbell, Indi-
ana; Solomon L. Sphinx and George A.
Batchelder, Dakota; j. T. Bernard and ].
S. Adams, Florida, and E. d. Holton and
David Atwood, Wisconsin.
In game of base ball at Washington
on the I'd, between the Nationals and the
Boston Red Stockings, the score stood 30
to in favor of the latter club
AT the recent trial in Chicago of the
Rev. Charles E. Cheney, the Ecclesiasti-
cal Court found the defendant guilty of
contumacy in disregarding the Bishops
order of suspension, and recommended
his degradation from the ministry"
Miss Phoebe w. Cousins, graduated as
Bachelor of Laws, at Washington Univer-
sity, st. Louis, on May 4.
| DIR. o. K Hoffman. fathar of Governor
Holman, of New York, died on the 5th.
In game of baseball at Washington
on the 5th, the Boston Red Stockings de-
feated the Olympics-20 to 49,
| Secretary Boutwell,, having returned TO
! Washington, resumed business at the
Treasury department On the 9TH.
POLITICAL.
William Henry Harrison, Holden Re-
publican, was elected Mayor of Raleigh,
N. c., on the 1st, by the Democrats. The
Republicans supported G. L. Harris, also
Holden Republican.
The Ohio Legislature adjourned sine die
at noon on the I'd, after a session of 120
days.
Cambridge, Salem and New Bedford,
Mass, have recently voted to prohibit the
sale of beer, and Lynn, Lawrence and
Worcester to allow it.
The Connecticut Legislature convened
on the 3D.. The House chose Hon. E. Fl.
Bugbee, of Killingly, Speaker, and B. A.
Hough, of Danbury, and G. H. Cowell, of
Waterbury, Clerks-all Republicans. A
resolution was passed by the House Civ
ing the Committee on the Canvass of
Votes for Governor and State Officers
| power to send for persons and papers, and
to open sealed ballot-boxes where protests
and petitions claim that there are errors
in the returns. Both houses adjourned to
the 10th.
The Maryland Democratic State Con-
vention is to be held in Baltimore on
Wednesday, July 10, to nominate candi-
dates for Governor and other State
officers to be supported at the coming fall
election.
Returns show that nearly every town in
Massachusetts, which voted, on May 2, on
the question of licensing the sale of beer
and ale, voted No by large majorities.
The Governor of Illinois has issued his
proclamation convening the Legislature in
extra session at Springfield on the Gath
instant.
AT the municipal eleetionsin Indiana, on
the I'd, the Republicans carried Indianapo-
lis, Terre Haute, Greencastle, Lafayette,
Greensburg and Shelbyville. The Demo-
Gratis carried Madison, Fort Wayne and
Columbus.
A New Haven, Conn, dispatch of the
9th says the Legislative Committee to ex-
anime the votes for Governor recounted
the votes in the Fourth Ward ballot box.
"In the box were found six packages for
Jewell, three containing 100 ballots, two
80 each, one SO, and 16 scattering, for him.
Total for Jewell, 40; for Englsh-five
packages of 100 each, one of 93 one
marked scratched" 112, and IA scattering
for him. Total for English, 719 JEWELS
vote on the recount was 100 less than the
official return. The recount for Repre-
sentatives gives the same results as the
official return: Democratic, COS; Republi-
can, 577. The committee meet again on
Monday" A Hartford dispatch says
"Since the developments about the ballot
box in the Fourth Ward at New Haven,
Republicans express the positive belief
that the box has been tampered with since
election day. The box was locked with a
common key, and not sealed. AS full an
Investigation as possible will be made"
The Massachusetts, Legislature has
passed bill to allow married women to
sue and be sued, in actions for damages for
personal injuries.
The Bond Arbitration bill in Minnesota
has been defeated by large majority,
amounting to nearly, if not quite, 5000.
Full returns from the recent special
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