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

Governor in Indiana, has rendered his resig-
nation as District Attorney for the State.
A Havana dispatch of the 9th says eight
more men of the Fannie's expedition had
been captured.
Ulysses s. Grant, Jr., sailed from New
York for Europe on the 9th, with the family
of A. j. Drexel.
The International Musical Festival at Bos-
ton closed on the 5th The correspondent
of the Chicago Post says the Jubilee, accord
ing to the best authority, had not only paid
all expenses, but had cleared from $50, 600 to
100000. The same writer says: 81 am very
glad that the Jubilee is going to pay liber-
ally, for it richly deserves it. 1t is gener-
Gus enterprise, deserving Of admiration and
emulation, and can hardly fail to be Of ad-
vantage, muslcally, to the cause OF art and
to the country at large"
The deaths in Philadelphia for the week
ending the 9th were 764-an increase over
the previous week of 355, of whom one-half
were children.
In New York City, a few days ago, Marga-
ret Elliott, being temporarily insane, seized
her daughter Jane by the throat, and stran-
! gled her. Her husband had been on a strike
for three weeks and become dissipated.
This is said to have driven the mother crazy.
Judge John II. McCunn died in New York
on the 9th, it is said from nervous prostra-
ton, the result of his modification at being
removed from his Judgeship by the Senate
on the ground of corruption and malfea-
sance in office.
| DIR. Deese, a well-known physician OF st,
Louis, while laboring under fit OF tempo
rary insanity, on the 5th, attempted to muir
der his wife with pocket-knife. He aimed
a blow at her throat, but missed and struck
her shoulder, infiicting a painful wound.
He then drew the knife across his own
throat, but failing to cut deep enough, he
plunged the blade to the hilt in his abdomen,
| producing a mortal wound.
| Thomas Guthrie, colored, was hung at
Danville, KY, on the 5th, for murder, in the
presence of nearly 1000 people.
Perez Rivac has been appointed political
! Governor of Havana.
Mexico has a new Ministry, composed as
! follows; Minister of Foreign Relations,
James Mari LaFrageli; of the Home Gov
ernment, f. Gomez Des Palacio of the Treas
ury, Favre Meji; OF War, Ignatus Meji; of
the Interior, Belicas.
! 1t was announced in Matamoras on the Sth
! that the Government forces under General
Ceballos had entered Monterey, the revolu-
tionists, under Trevino and Outrage, having
abandoned the place precipitately on the APP
proach of two columns of Government
troops under General Rocha, from Saltillo,
and Ceballos, from the frontier.
1t was said in Washington on the 7th that
colored Congressman Elliott, of South Caro-.
/ 4 tol hrx, nf 20
be Cadet Mdshipman, and that the other col.
ored Congressman would make similar selec
tions.
In New York City, on Sunday 9TH, cap
tain of q militia company was arrested by
the police, for allowing a band of music tC
play while returning from funeral The
company threatened to rescue their comman
der, but he dismissed them to their armory
This, probably, will be made test case un
der the new law.
Two important witnesses were on the stanC
in the Stokes trial on the Sth, these being NJ
less personages than the prisoner himsel
and Miss Josie Mansfield. Stokes testified
that he was obliged to fire upon Fisk, thu
latter drawing pistol upOr him as he wa
coming up the hotel stairs. He (Stokes) wal
confident that Fisk would shoot him unles
he anticipated him by discharging his weapon
first The main point in Miss Mansfield
testimony is to the effect that Fisk said a
the Decatur House that he intended to xii
Stokes.
The deaths in New York City for the weel
ending at noon on the 9th were ,569, tn
largest death roll of any week in the histor
of the city.
The Chicago Journal of the 9th says tn
clergy of that city were still engaged in rails
ing funds for famine.stricken Persia. Con
tributions should be sent to J. V. Farwell
Co., or to any of the ministers of the city
and will be Immediately forwarded to tn
missionaries.
In Cincinnati, on the 7th, Frank Schick
twelve years old, the son Of widow, wa
shot and killed by the Rev. Samuel j
Browne, an aged local minister of tn
Methodist Church 1t appears that MI
Browne had been for some time greatly al
, noyed by boys who, in spite of repeated re
mohstrances, had entered his premises t
take his fruit and commit other depreds
, tions. II is said that at the time of tn
, tragedy several boys had thus trespassed
! and Mr.. Browne fired at Shick with slugs
one of the pieces striking him in the breas
' and inflicting a wound from the effect c
. which the boy died. Browne was arrested
and subsequently released on $50, 900 hail.
, A Convention of Anti. Greeley Democrat
! was held in Baltimore on the 9th. Abou
n one hundred were present. After the al
q pointment of committee TO prepare an az
n dress to the people, and the adoption of
e resolution declaring that they had no inter
tion to produce a schism in the Democrat
n party, and pledging support to the nominee
of the regular Democratic Convention, pr,
viding they are Democrats, the meeting al
e journed till the 10th.
4 A Washington dispatch of the Sth say
the best information, both from civil an
4 military sources, was to the effect that fea
of n general Indian war in the southwe
/, portion of the Indian Territory and on IL
j. borders of Texas were without found
a ton.
q Ii. p. Watson, of Ohio, has been electC
A President of the Erie Road.
a On the morning of the Sth a mob of 80
q persons assembled at Celina, Mercer Count
4 Ohio, surrounded the Jail in that plac
d overpowered the jailor and took the ke
from him, and effected an entrance to II
4. cells where were confined the three priso
7 ers, Absalom and Jacob Kimmel and Ale
|. ander Mcleod, charged with being the inh
4. man murderers of Miss Secor The prsone
, were taken to a wagon and conveyed to d
IS Kimmel farm, where the horrible crime hi
ID been committed. When in sight of the XII
ID mel residence two of the prisoners, the eld
Kimmel and Mcleod, were hung to tire
10 the younger Kimmel, only sixteen years ol
le being spared through the interposition
N the brother of the murdered girl When t
s. crowd came in sight of the house, the faith
a of the Kimmel boys was seen running aero
er the fields, and was soon hidden in the Woo
I'd Mrs. Kimmel fell into spasm. Before bel
as hung Kimmel confessed his guilt, but n
Leod said, 81 am not guilty; you are she
re ding an innocent mans blood" The your
ye er Kimmel was sent back to jail, and all I
n, Klmmel were notified to leave the count
d, within sixty days.