Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

would be the guest of the Hon. VIM.
Kenna for few days.
A very heavy frost occurred at Lewis
ton, Me, on September IA. The vines
were generally killed.
New York business circles were agitated
on the 10Th by reports of a gigantic con-
spiracy entered into by ring of financial
sharpers to lock up millions of dollars of
gold, and thus seriously embarrass the
business operations in order to push up
prices. Judge Bedford charged the Grand
Jury, in the event of evidence being
brought before it to this effect, to "act at
once, promptly and fearlessly."
The trial of the Tammany Injunction
suit terminated on the 18th, and Judge
Barnard decided in favor of permanent
Injunction. In rendering his decision the
Judge said;
I am not justified, under the circumstances, in
| saying that the payment Of these bills by the
| Comptroller, and the raising OF bonds by tne
| Board Of Apportionment authorize me TO say they
are entitled to the confidence of the court, 80 az to
permit them to go on and spend more money
Having failed, in consequence of omission, II not
| of commission, It Is my duty, and painful duty,
| not TO allow another dollar TO be paid from the
Treasury, or mother bond to be issued until such
| time as there shall be some alteration In that
| board,
1t may be said that in consequence Of granting
| this order the city and county governments Will
| be dsorganized. / have nothing to do with that.
have plain duty to periorm-not a pleasant
| one, but one which cannot avoid. Whenever a
proper case s presented ior an munctlon II is my
II is said there is a remedy for the purpose of
| trying charges against the Comptroller. l know
of no such legal remedy and where there Is no
| adv uatt tha Of
tue duty of the bench to invent remedy; and II
none existed the court would be justified IN re-
sorting TO any means in It's power to prevent the
continuance Of state of things discreditable to
the city. We all have the credit of the city a.
heart, whether aged men wish ng to give their on on
spring an inheritance, or middleaged men Will
ing provide for their children, or the little in
FAINT in the CRADLE we are all interested in II, ano
in looking for relief to prevent coniscauon oi
| their property.
1t was reported in New York city on
the 18th that Tweed and Sweeny were al
war, and that an alliance had been formed
between Tweed, Connolly and O'Brien
All the city laborers, whose pay became
due on the 18th, had received their pay
and in few days all those who had similal
claims would be paid.
A Washington dispatch Of the 15tl
says: THE Secretary of War has sen
the Judge Advocate General communi
cation, from General Brice, in regard t.
the Hodges defalcation, and charges are t.
be preferred against Hodges. The appli
cation of Hodges to be released from con
finement has been refused. Brice asks TO
the fullest investigation into his conduc
in the affair"
, A dispatch from Grand Rapids, Mich
says that Vanderpool is going into busines
at Kalamazoo, some of his friends furnish
ing the money.
1t is estimated that there were betweel
, 10000 and $4,000 persons present on tn
18th at the Iowa State Fair-from 5000 +
10000 more than have ever before beel
at any State Fair in Iowa.
Mra. Finley, the child-murderer, who Gu
: her throat in the Wabash (lHd) Jail TIL
S other day, was not dead on the 18th, bur cor
4 tinued very weak. She has confessed t
numbering four persons besides her Chi
dren, but her statement is regarded as this
of a maniac
The death sentence of the Indian chief
!, Santata and Big Tree has been commute
: to imprisonment for life.
!, One of the principal street car comps
Y nies in Baltimore has agreed to make Il
. distinction in the future i'll regard to colore
y passengers, and it was thought other con
panies would soon follow its example
Heretofore, every sixth or seventh car ws
t designated as one to which negroes woui
s be admitted.