Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-09-13

for August
Six per cent, bonds ........... 81, 1853 o50, 500
Five per cent bonds. .",,,..,,..,,. l4567, 800
Total coin bonds. ..............S Si,777,e1s, 500
Lawful money debt. 29eRs, 900
Matnred debt. .....,..'......,,,.u, Gl70,G7b
Legal.tendeT notes.........,.,,. .. 356 oSB 1bg
fractional currency 40si9,3 ,30i
CON certihcates. es............,....... 2s,90i,s00
TS'a debt without Interest 80 'ss sSggls
Total debt. .......,............s2,Q ,Q8a ia, $50
Coin. ...,................... s7s,o1s,si7
currency. y..,....'s.'..'...'....... lO9J4,f45
Total in Treasury ............ $s4,s5s,5OO
Debt, less cash In Treasury. $9,177 9g9, ,o2O
Decrease during the month. ........ 10,736,635
Bonds issued to the Pacific Railway
Company interest payable in law
fu money, principal outstanding. 64623.512
Interest accrued and not yet paid 80. GAG, 235
Interest paid by United States. ..... 16,570,575
mails, etc .'....................., $500, 1853
Balance of interest paid by the United
states. Observation-Disclosures. 12,7b3.Il2
The Republicans of the Tenth Pennsylva-
mia District have renominated John w. Kill
linger for Congress; he is also the nominee
of the Labor Reformers for the same posi-
tion. The Democrats of the Fourth Penn
sylvania District have indorsed the nomina-
tion of Walter b. MITCHELL Liberal, for Con-
gress
A Stonington Comm dispatch of the I'd
says that l07 persons had been saved from
the wreck of the Metis. Twenty-Five were
known to be dead, and twenty three were
missing.
ha az
the Sd. A Montpelier telegram of that date
says: "Eightysix towns give Converse IRE
publican) 22,00l and Gardner (Democrat)
9,222. These towns embrace about one half
of the vote of the State. One hundred and
one towns return ninetyfve Republicans,
five Democrats and one Liberal Republican
to the Legislature"
The Germans of New York City celebrated
the anniversary of the battle of Sedan on the
I'd with various festivities.
O'Baldwin, the Irish giant, was arrested in
Philadelphia on the I'd, and failing to pro-
cure the necessary bail bonds of S5 600 to
keep the peace and not engage in fight
within the limits of Philadelphia County, he
was locked up.
Hon. John Cessna has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans of the Six
teenth Pennsylvania District.
The Chicago Board of Trade has adopted
very stringent rules compelling parties to
deposit margins on contracts based on the
shipping value of the property. 1t is
thought the new regulations will tend to
prevent such disasters as resulted from the
recent wheat "corner" in that city. The
Milwausae amber of Commerce has also
adopted sYgnSr rules.
Nettie Cline, Amanda L. Stevenson and
Cavathne Dutro, widows Of Jas. r Cline,
Judge Stevenson and Thomas E, Dutro, who
were murdered by mob in Cass County,
Mo-, some months ago, for the alleged issue
of fraudulent county bonds, have brought
suit against Sheriff Bryant and some thirty
five other citizens of Cass County for the
murder of their husbands.
Recent dispatches from General Pope's
headquarters deny o report of an Indian raid
on Government train between Carson City
and Fort Lyon.
The Liberals and Democrats of the Third
Minnesota District have nominated George
L. Becker for Congress.
At Louisville, on the I'd, General George
A. Custar was engaged in conversation with
Duncan Joined them, and in the course of
the talk declared he hads beer offered $780,
600 by the Greeley patty to break up the
Straight-out Democrat Convention. General
Custar responded that the other party must
have offered more-that he could prove that
Duncan had said that the whole thing was
bargain and sale, and if he was to be sold,
he would sell to the party who would pay
the highest price. Duncan responded that
Custar's Informant was q liar. DR.. Kellar
said "I am responsible for the statement"
and demanded a retraction. Duncan refused,
whersupon Kellar struck him violently in
theIace Duncan reeled, but did not fall,
cstching by chair, with which he attempt
ed to strike Kellar. Several blows passed,
when the parties were separated.
The new Constitution of West Virginia
being ratified, the Legislature elected under
it will convene on Thursday, November 81,
but the Gubernatorial term of four years will
begin March 4, 1873.
The New York Liberal Republican and
Democratic State Conventions met at syra-
cuse on the 4th, organized, appointed Con-
ference Committees, and adjourned to the
9th.
NubIlts ehucu
Boston on the Sd.
A Burlington (yt.) dispatch of the 4th says
the news from the State election indicated
that the Republican majority would be about
5000.
Congressional nominations on the 4th:
Republican-G. w. IIazelton, renominated,
Second Wisconsin District. Democratic and
Liberal-Dr. Calvin Truesdalc, Sixth Illinois
District; w. E. Leffingwell, Second Iowa
j. F. Stoneman, Third Iowa; A. T. Lusch,
Fourth Iowa.
The Missouri Republican Convention met
at st. Louis on the 4th and effected a per-
manent organization, and adjourned to the
9th.
Stevenson Archer (Democrat) in the Sec
ond, and w. NJ. Mcrrick (Democrat) in the
Fifth Maryland District, have been renom-
mated for Congress.
The Tennessee Republican State Conven'
tion, at Nashville on the 4th, nominated A. A.
Freeman, OF Hazelwood, for Governor, and
Horace Maynard for Congressman'at-La
Resolutions indorsing the Administration OF
President Grant, and setting forth the
principles of the Republican party, were
adopted.
For his recent assault upon Reed, one o.
editors of the Washington Capital, Judge
Louis Dent was fined 500 and costs.
A recent dispatch from Rhode Island state
the belief that more lives were lost by thu
wreck of the steamer Metis than have beer
reported, and that when the wreck shall b.
raised several more bodies will be discovered
1t seems from the investigation of the Gov
ernment Inspectors that the Captain and En-
gineer were aware OF the extent of the in
| juries received by the vessel FIVE minutes af
l ter the collision occurred, while the pas
sengers were kept in ignorance of the DANCE
that menaced them for more than half al
hour; that the life. preserving apparatus, in
stead Of being in the most convenient place
was slowed in an out.ofthe way place, an
that the steerage passengers did not hay
adequate means of egress from their qual