Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-19

aged nine, seven and four, and then commit
ted suicide by cutting her throat. The
woman was insane, caused by protracted
Illness.
The Chicago papers announce that por-
tion Of the jewelry stolen from the store Of
Mr.. Morse, in that city, few weeks ago,
has been given up to the owner by the
thieves on the payment to them'of cSnsid-
cradle reward and promising them immunity
from prosecution.
The Democratic and Reform State Cen
trail Committee of Louisiana have united on
the following State ticket: GOVERNOR John
McElroy, of Ouachta; Lieutenant Governor,
B. r. Jones, of New Orleans; Auditor,
Daniel bennett; Attorney General, II. N.
Ogden; Secretary of State, A. D. Lafargue;
Superintendent of Education, r. M. Lasher.
1t is the same ticket, except Auditor and
Secretary of State, nominated by the recent
Democratic State Convention.
The Anti Greeley Democratic Convention,
at Baltimore on the 10th, elected Samuel j.
Bayard, of New Jersey, as permanent Presi-
dent, and chose Vice-Presidents and secre-
taries. Mr.. Bayard, on taking the chair,
made a short speech denunciatory Of the pro-
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Convention. The committee appointed to
prepare an address to the people submitted
the document, in which they declare the
proceedings of the regular National Conven-
tion virtual dissolution of the hitherto ex-
isting organization of the Democratic party,
and an unconditional abandonment of the
principles Of that party, and the accept
ance of such as are conflicting and ir-
reconcilable with them. They close their
address by declaring what they hold to be
the true principles of the Democracy Of the
country, and recommend that our Demo
cratic fellow citizens in the several States
form Democratic State organizations, and
do all in their power to check the growing
detection from true Democratic principles,
and we further suggest and recommend that
a convention be held at Louisville, KY, on
Saturday the Sd of September, 1872, to take
such steps as may he deemed prudent and
essential" The address was adopted, and
the meeting adjourned sine die.
General ct. John B. Spencer died in Wash
ington on the morning of the 10th, Of pa
ralysis, aged 75.
A Washington dispatch of the 10th says
the rebel ram Albemarle had been appraised
at $3.50, $50 This appraisement had been
confirmed by the Court, and s79,954 had been
distributed among her captors.
Mr.. Greeley was serenaded at the Lincoln
Club House, in New York City, on the
evening of the 11th. He appeared on the
balcony and returned thanks for the honor
conferred upon him, but declined to make g
formal speech.
An earthquake shock was felt at severa
places on the north shore of Long Island or
the morning of the 11th
The testimony in the Stokes trial was con
cluded on the 11th, and the counsel for thu
defense commenced their summing up.
1t is stated by the Boston press that Tho
recent Jubilee has not resulted in producing
a sum sufficient to meet the expenses, anC
that the deficit would be about $150,0O0
This, however, would be reduced somewhat
as the building and fixtures still remained il
the possession of the Executive Committee
Mr.. Gilmore would meet with personal loss
or at least would not receive any substantial
profit from the enterprise.
Hon. William Williams is the Republican
candidate for Congressman-a at Large in Indi
ana.
Rev. Samuel j. Browne has been held t.
bail in Cincinnati, in the sum of $4,000, t.
answer before the Grand Jury on the charg
of murder in the second degree, in the recen
killing of the boy Schick in that city.
By railroad disaster near White Sulphu
J Springs, West Va, on the 11th, seven per
sons employed on a construction train wer
killed, and seven others seriously wounded.
Charleston Is. CO. and Montgomery Gala.
dispatches of the 18th announce the appear
ance in the cotton fields of the caterpillar
IN large numbers.