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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18
Nz iRRIE

FRtRY-HESS.- - In Montgomery Township.
September 80, 1879, by Rev. N. T. Fay, Mr.
Jogs q. FRABY aud Miss CATHARrNE HEss.
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AUBURN, N. Y.


AUBURN, October l0-Hon. William
H. Seward died at his residence in this
city at 3: Is P. NJ. to-day. He was taken
i'll on Wednesday OF last week with
ague and fever and latterly a catsrrh
affection set in. The immediate cause
of his death wac catarrhal efusion of
the lungs. His family were all with
him, with the exception OF his two sons,
Augustvs and Frederick, the former OF
whom is in Minnesota and the latter at
his home on the Hudson.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Seward rode
out and in the afternoon dictated items
about his new book relative to his res
cent travels, which he has been engae ed
in writing for some time past. In fact
he was considered in no immediate
danger until about II o'clock last night
He retained his senses to the last and
died in the full possession Of those ster-
ling faculties which have for years
marked the lie Of William II. Seward.
He died as one dropping into peaceful
slumber. His age was II last April.
Many of the principal places of b1si-
ness are already draped in mourning,
and they will probably all be closed on
the day OF bic funeral. His sons have
been telegraphed for. The funeral will
probably take place on Sunday next.
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New Rolling Mill.

Work upon the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company's additional rolling
mill in this city was begun yesterday,
and the building will be put up as rap
idly as possible. As coon as the ma
sonry work on the foundation for the
iron columns OF the structure to rest
upon can be finished, the work OF put
ting the building up can be carried for
ward rapidly. The building, as We have
before stated. is to be Of iron,
and the main columns of the struc-
ture are now being made at the Com
panys works at Mt. Clare, Baltimore.
The iron roofing is being made at the
keystone Bridge Companys works, at
Pittsburgh, and will be ready for de-
liyery in q few weeks. The building is
expected to be ready for the machinery
before tie fret of December next, and
the company contemplate having the
works in full and successful operation
by January next. The dimensions Of
the building, as We have heretofore
stated, are 100 feet in width By
225 feet in length. The works
will consist Of ten heating furnaces,
snd tour pudding furnaces, enc steam
hammer, and three trains Of sslls, sAa
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, October l0.-The head
quarters OF the various central COM
mittees and newspaper offices are still
lbronged with excited crowds. Toe
first reports this morning still favored
Hendricks largely, and the leading Re-
puollcans thought there was no doubt
but that he had been elected. Before
noon several additional counties, which
had been Get down to Hendricks, came
in, showing several hundred majority
for Brown. The Republican Central
Committee has since received these fig
ures, and now foot up majority for
Brown of 993. The Sentinel and the
Democratic Committee still give Hen
dricks a majority of 243. 1t is proba-
BILE that it will require complete official
returns to decide the result.
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The Rule OF Fraud.

On the morning OF the election the y,
Y. Sun contained the following Three
separate gangs Of repeaters have gone
from this city to Philsdelphia to vote
in the election. 10 one Of these gang
there are eighty seven men; the others
are much larger. There are several
United States election marshsls among
them. They expect to vote as many
as thirty times zach. Tbev have free
passage both way. and all their eIpen
ses paid and they receive from ten TO
thirty dollars apiece tor their servicss
"Never was political raul organized
90 20 grsSi, 30 undi.guised . scale as
Tor this Pennsylvap;a election under the
auspices oil Simon Cameron and U. 8.
Grant
'Is it possible that by such means
the people OF Pennsylvania may be over
whelned. and kept under rulers they
repudiate and undera system OF Official
vilIaioy from which they would lain be
emancipated.
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TIE WEATHER.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October l0.-On the
lower lakes and thence southerly over
the Middle States northeasterly Winds
clearing and clear weather on Friday I;
in New England northerly to westerly
winds and occasionally rain, but rising
barometer and cloudy weather in the
northwest and on the upper lakes and
thence over the Mississippi and Ohio
Valleys. Winds veering to northerly
with generally clear weather on the
Cult and South Atlantic coast. Rising
barometer and northeast 10 easterly
winds with partially cloudy weather and
occasionally rain on the latter.
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WASHINGTON.
The Geneva Award. |.

WARRINGTON, October l0-The Sec
retary of State to-day received by
special messenger an official copy OF the
decision and award Of the Geneva Ar
bitratiou, handsomely engraved on
parchment and bound, with the 81 gua
lures Of the Arbitrators. The decu-
ment was enclosed in a neat wooden
case, highly polished The Secretary o!
State presented it to President Grant.this
morning, and il WAS afterwards taken
to the Department to be deposited in the
archives.
The President
has now entirely recovered from his re.
cent indisposition.
Two Hundred Recruits
have been ordered to Omaha for as
sigument to the artillery attached to
that post.
The Indiana Election.
A dispatch received at the White
House this morning comedies that
Hendricks is elected by a small ma
jority.
The Texas Frontier Troubles.
The Commissioners appointed to in
vestigate the outrages on the Texas
frontier, have returned here and will
make out a report for presentation to
Congress. They report that a fearful
state OF affairs exists on that portion OF
the frontier which they visited.
Treasury Balances.
The following were the Treasury
balances at the close of business to-day:
Currency, 81 7S6, ,OOG coin, $50, ,243,77S,
including S25 ,264, 800 in coin certifi
Gates special deposit of legal tenders
for redemption of certificates OF deposit,
$lS,635 900.
Revenue Decision.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
writes the Assessor Of the Second Dis
trict at Concord, New Hampshire, say
ing that under the laws and regulations
OF the Internal Revenue Bureau cigar
manu- acrurer may sell iu bulk without
the payment Of tax.
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Two Men SuH..cated.
BOSTON,.

O''foS, October l0-The anniver-
~! Of The birth of Fathew Mathews
> - celebrated to,day 10y the Catholic
=, ,~H'sf'nce Societies OF this State, who
.,, si out 10 a procession numbering
1--we n'ethousand. They made a fine
+, I's''!ySl 100000 has been subscribed
-, Se new loan OF the Vermont Gem
,,;i %i. t'a'!Foad. When that amount is
'-'- 10 It makes the loan binding.
Foot Race.
,oo' race, distance 800 yards, for
.' championship of the United States
;. ,I SZoOO' came off at Mystic Park
S.I'H!!, between J. Adretts, OF Pbils-
RHa'a' and J. H. Straller, OF Fall
so. Massachusetts,. Toe race was
,,r.y Sy StralIer in 33i seconds, who
e' al the close of the race.
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two powerful steam engines. The trains
Of rolls are to be respectively what are
termed l6.inch, I2-inch and Siuch
trains TIE rolls and other machinery
are now being made, come of it at Mt
Clare and the balance in Philadelphia;
the engines are also being built ID the
latter city. This new mill will stand
upon the north side OF the present roll.
ing mill, fronting the main railroad
tracks. 1t will be separated from the
other mill by an avenue sixty feet in
width.-Clmberlani Ne1s.
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A Sea Scene ou the Stage.

A French correspondent OF the
Orchestra gives some details OF the
working Of The wonderful ship scene in
the Gate drama OF lie Fills de Ia
Mutt" We are told the stage is en-
tirey cleared, and three long lines Of
rails are laid down-one coming
straight 1owu from the back towards
the 10 ,tligbts, and another from the
let wing, while the last reverses the
stage at the first grooves. The big ves.
sci, mounted complete upon platform
furnished with rollers, remains TIL
wanted at the extreme back OF the stage,
and is pushed down the rails aud
turned to the left ready to enter. The
painted cloth, representing the ocean, is
then laid down, and the first row OF
waves" take their places.
They are little boys, who. armed
with simi>circular canes, creep under
the canvass and pushing their covering,
initiate the movement OF the sea.
There are fifty OF these useful aids in
all; the second row being composed Of
full-growD men on their knees, and the
last and most stormy undulatons OF
the main are formed by the movements
Of the auxiliaries who stand erect.
The electric light plays upon the tops
OF the waves, and the brig APPEARS Ii
soon reaches the middle OF the scene,
where a iurDtable is fixed, supported by
the robust shoulders OF twenty-five
men, who by moving up and down in
measure, initiate the rolling and pitch
OF q ship in q gale OF wind. The at.
tacking boats now come along the
horizontal line OF rails, and the vessel
is boarded and taken alter hot hand.
toband fight.
When the piece was fr,t produced,
some years ago, Mr.. Fechter was play
ing in Paris, and his presence averted
eo1tretsmps. The cloth representing the
sea gave way 10 one part, and the head
and bust of one of the waves" who,
Tor the sake OF coolness, had diyested
himself Of his upper garment came
through, and remained Iully exposed to
the gaze OF the audience. Mr.. Feckter,
who represented the pirate captain, and
wac supposed TO command on deck, did
not lose his presence Of mind, but i'm
me1iately cried out. "A man overboaruF +
Aided BY the crew the amazed super
was hauled on board, amid the applause
Of the grsti6ed spectators. who isncied
that this rescue from vsssry GTsys
fsmsA psst Of he >plEy.
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TEE triumph Of the three great ras-
cals-Grant Morton and Cameron-on
Tuesday last, was secured after the old
style. The Louisville Courier Journal,
commenting on the result, says:
"In the city Of Jeffersonville. Indiana.
there were bat four hundred negro
voters registered. Six hundred voted
Yesterday. 1t is estimated that not less
than four thousand negroes were ex-
ported from Kentucky into Indiana
The returns show that the Repub-
lican gain 10 Jacksonville was precise
" four hundred. The colored man is
4 oonvsaisat institutioa-tor soms pso-
PIE.
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Ouite a scandal was created and

Quite scandal was created ana
muoh. talked about over France, the
other day, by one Of the piOus Jesuit
priests being discovered by a railway
conductor alone in a car with a pretty
French girl sitting on his lap, when he be
indulged in many a carnal kiss. 81
beg your pardon" he said when u, ;he e
train man entered, were just IKE
ch lldren, you know; besides. after ALL
there isn't much harm in kissing ones
sister, is thereY' The church authorl
t;es at Brest were not 80 easily satisfied
a. to the proprieties Of the kissing, and
the priest was put on trial. This is is
cer ertainly pushing the brotherhood 3ti.t too
far to cav that q priest may not kiss q
kissable woman in q kissable place, sup
posing q frst-class railway car, with
open window, and q conductor looking
in, to be such a pace.-Europed" Let
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Fire..

sINa SING, n. Y, October lO.-A
disastrous fire occurred here last night,
through the careless handling OF torch
es during a Republican mass meeting
and torchlight procession. The fire de-
partment was unable to cope with the
flames, and from 100000 to 100
worth Of property was destroyed 10 the
most populous part of the city. 1t did
not reach the prison, it being in the ex
treme end OF the town. Two persons
were badly burned, one OF whom, John
Wheeler, is not expected to live.
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FOREIGN.
TURKEY.
Serious Riot.

CoNsrANrINoPLR, October l0.-A
serious emeute occurred here to-day
between . number Of Turkish citizens
and Persisns. A large mob collected
in the streets, the riot threatened to
become general, and the military was
called out Several collisions occurred
between furious crowds of Turks and
Persians and q number on both sides
were shot or stabbed. After much die
ficulty order was restored and the
streets cleared. About twenty Persians
are known to be killed during the dis
turhance and as many wounded. The
origin of the disturbance 10 unknown.
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EaF(hOuRke.

Sioux ClrY, October lO.-At nine
o'clock yesterday, the city and vicinity
were visited BY a severe shock of an
earthquake. The people rushed out
Of doors and considerable excitement
prevailed. The shock lasted about one
minute and halt, but during. that time
bottles were thrown down and buildings
pretty we'll shaken. No serious dam
age to property is reported. At Fort
Randall, Dakota, the shock was felt
aud great excitement prevailed; At
Yankton the shock was felt but doing
no damage. Reports from other por'
tons OF Dakota show that none OF the
principal points escaped entirely.
JubiIatiOn.
One hundred guns were fired by the
Republicans in this city last night over
the election victories.
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ENGLAND.
Hon. II. G. Sehenck.

Hon. II. e. Sehenck.
LONDON, October 10.-Hon. R. G..
Schenck, American Minister, is about
to leave England on visit to Italy. He
Yesterday presented Mr.. Benjamin
Moran, Secretary of the Legation, who
is to act as Charge d Affairs, during his
absence, to Earl Granville, Minister of
Foreign Affairs. Mr. Schenck will be
accompanied by his daughter. He ex-
poets to be away two months.
The London Press on the Recent
Elections.
The London journals foresee in the
result Of the State elections in the
United States, on Tuesday, the re-elec-
ton Of President Grant in November.
The papers comment at considerable
length on the elections and the effect
upon the Presidential contest The
Times, the organ OF the aristocracy,
says: We cannot regret the result.
The Ne,oS says: Mr. Greeley's cause
is now a torlorn hope and will certainly
fail
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BY TELEGRAPH.
,,u.,,ely for the Register.
Pacific aud Atlantic Line.
81 '1 na,ce. 10 Main street.
NEW YORK..
Aquatic.

yosk, October l0.--Three yachts,
~, y" ,sr,p,bt Alice and Alert started
'' =. ,see this morning, accompanied
" '1' u, n,pptlsss and the Regatta Com
t. Nls las 4 Dispatch from Sandy Hook
uies' i',s - rhis evening says that the
rHt,'I In.,.,d ,"., buoy No. 5 at 2::35 P. NJ,
sn,aa5,snsh, na& leading in the race.
F''' ,er.me Para Races.
-. VAS fair attendance at the
,..,n, Park races this evening.
II. frs, race, for a purse OF $9oV'
-, r.sro',Is, one and quarter miles.
il'o 20" bv the favorite, Sue Rider.
ne T', ,-.' -.,nn3 r,ce, for a purse Of 800,
lux .s<.ss snd ore-eishth, was won by
~ T.,,5 u i Usmpton, with the favorlte,
10 ,.''s ~ second, and Gas was dis
n,,,i Tine, 5.5' ,.,o
So. y, third race, handicap, for $50 each
80 ~ lbe cup, 'or gentlemen riders,
t... '''i Of the club, one mile and an
-.,.r was won by Purays Lord By
NJ Tine, 2OS!. ssoo
-. s,i three quarters. WAS won oy
Jar, Bss.ert. Time, 2;4lt.
Army and Savy Keu"ion.
T,s fourth annual reunion OF the
,.,.r sri Navy OF the Cult takes place
~. ,.,, on The l7th. There will be
,.,,,.. meeting in the afternoon and
,,aget At the Metropolitan Hotel in
-, s,rniq,, st which General Sheridan
Ir,te.
p, Ssmuel Seabury diel in this city
.,..no,a;n,. at the age o; -. He was
n. grandson OF Rev. Samuel Sea-
..v AMI h.s been employed in this
,,r;, Vi. ministerial duties Tor iorty~
NJ. ,,sr. He WAS editor Of the
ar.ia,a OF this, and also author OF
,.r.,4l WORKS.
Tbi. morning a fire occurred at l53
:,,beih street, occupied as an Italian
,s,in, house. Antonia Fargo, aged
,-,,pen. vas burned to death. The
sn.g. to furniture and building was
y...;rrable. ,s~
Railroad Matters.
TIE western freigh. lines have agreed
.or higher freight rates, which take
:!;a early next week.
Financial.
l:,he Sub Treasury gold sales to-day
.sn bids were made amounting to
$4,000, prices ranging at III to
H.! 9jl0O.
Anniversary Celebration.
1Oe hundred guns were fired at the
.'y Hal. Park to day in honor Of the
glHh anniversary Of the proclamation
D Cljan Independence. A banquet
sd general meeting OF the Cubaus will
/: he i at Cooper Institute TO night.
II the Over and Termlner Court this
arnns after discussion, it was agreed
lbs, the cases of VIM. NJ. Tweed and
oa-r. connected with the ring frauds,
.old b. set down Tor Tuesday next,
Ea-D the counsel on both sides will
ralaIIy agree on a future day Tor the
Us
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BUFFALO.

oVFFALo, October l0.-The steam
= boat, WIN. Baxter, cleared for
:. 'o'n'ght loaded with 81, 900 bush.
,;;,. " grain. In her trial trip to this
And ,ne n reached Buffalo 10 four days
qoicI Itoutteen hours, running time, the
sDI aS ume yet made by any boat,
One S, ne now claims the State award OF
hundred thousand d dollars.
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BALTIMORE.
Greeley Demonstration.

BALTIMORE, October lO.-A large
Greeley and Brown torchlight process
sion paraded the streets here this even
ing. Mr.. Greeley sat on the portico OF
the Carrolton House and reviewed the
PROCESSION as it filed past Upwards OF
10 600 men were in the line, and much
enthusiasm was manifested. The streets
we're crowded during the time OF the
demonstration. Mr.. Greeley lett Tor
New York at 10:40 P. NJ.
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shse.ing Array.

P,ouA o, October lo.-At q political
m.etips in thi. city tonight a shooting
.a..v occurred between two politicians,
v;,hout spy damage on either side, a
man named MosriseA, sasof tnsparty'
Was arrested.
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The "Kiug OF the dogs" has recently

The"Kiug OF the dogs has recently
died in Paris. He was an iron monger'
and being once bitten by mad-dog,
after the wound was cauterized and
healed he always took a strange fancy
N stray CANNES. He kept number
w;,b him end had them so trained that
,hsv would stand on their hind legs
and salute him whenever he appeared.
r. tbsss he eavs names Of Minister OF
Va, Ninistce Of Justice. s,s.
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COLUM BUS.

COLUMBUS, October 10.-Tte Liberals
and Democrats concede the Radicals
$4,000 majority on Wykoff for secre-
,srv Of state and 1000 for Welch for the
Supreme Court. e
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IOWA.
Extensive Fire.

DUBUQUE, October l0.-A fire at
Worthington this morning destroyed
the Hillsdale Paper Mill and contents.
Loss $4,000; supposed to be fully in
sured. Tue origin Of the fire ls un-
lpnwn
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Death OF in sttce Rn.h uav

s0kLYS, October l0.-Justics
d,unIsy. Indicted by the Grand Jury for
l,i, unsss On the bench, died last
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PHILADELPHIA.



PHILADELPHIA, October 10.-The Off
caI majority in Philadelphia for Hart
a'ii's now stated TO be 20,437. He
m, 'argeIy ahead Of the remainder Of
'-tSise tlcke' in this city.
Iae Liberal Republican headquarters
a'ascty WAS closed up to-day. The
H'inre and Transparency have bee n
fnoyei, AMI the place is entirely
nlaiJaed.
Two Men Sufacated.
a'ont one o'clock this morning two
'o'iwen employed at the Ninth ward
Is works were suffocated. The Su-
ieantendent of the works had directed
!, ,Ia' ne 'oul valve of the pump, which
:" become foul, should be cleaned.
~ ,h.s purpose the two men went to q
1'Na Of thirty feet and disconnected
as PunP When, by the sudden escape
a'o'nme OF gas, they were overpow-
.r'' aud su;icated be'ore aid could reach
~'n' Both leave families. The cor
.uT u. ,nund q verdict in accordance with
'1e above facts
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CHICAGO.
The Brick iayers' Strike.

The Brick layers' Strike.
CHICAGO, October l0.-Up to noon to-
day no serious difficulty in regard to the
bricklavers' strike had been reported to
the police. The strikers, however, have
been hanging around the burnt district
in SQUADS of from five to twenty-five
where they approached the build
ings ID course Of erection 10 which n non. J.
union mea were working, shaking Their
fists and indulging in howls at the
workmen. Policemen in plain clothes
are scattered all over the affected DIS
trict, and are ready to interfere when
any attem Dts ct violence are made.
J.K. Russers planning MILL Fulton
street, caught fire early this moro'og
and was damaged to the extent OF about
5000 The engine room adjoining
owned by Mr.. Russell was slightly dam
sgsd. The origin Of the FIRE was Tree
dodgers" who, fiudipg the doors OF the
plaping mill open, stopped there.
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yELvETs.

Pouson's velvet Of jet black hue and
rich heavy pile is chosen Tor wraps and
suits. The three-quarter width cuts to
best advantage.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
ADVERTISING RATES /:

A Card is Five Lines; Square Ten Lines, Of this
type. - "
Local Notices sh cents per line for the first inser.
tion and Is cents for each additional insertion.
- Transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance, and all Job Printing when the work
delivered. e
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
ADRITT
3early Hove the beautiful night,

i Dearly love the beautiful night,
/ With her kiss Of lore and her smile Of light,
| Her sighs Of odor and breath of balm. s#
And the depth OF her opaline skies SO calm
When the light burns out from the crimson skies,
And the twilight comes in her sober guise
When the night bird chants from Its lsafy spray,
a low fasewsll to the dying day ss.st4..
When the winds hushsd and the breeze sighs 10,
And the mystical shadows come and go; 8
When the silvery moonbeanls, weird and white,
Have gIlded each leaf with their own pale light
When the bright -hned flowers are folded up ia
Each tinted leaf and each pcrfumed cup
And the bee no longer roysr wild,
By the charm of their scented breath beguiisd.
Then love through the magical dust to glide
o. fhe tipplng swell of the silvery tide,
While eur hearts, beat time to our beats soft,
And We sing TO the n.eoH as she sails aloft.
@, sweet and low is the lay we sing, 4;
While our boat glides on like . fairy thing,
Ger the crystal water' soffest flow,
'TWixt the stars above and the stars below.
For neither harbor nor port we seek,
Nor Of earthly pilot aid brspeak, Is
But q hand shall guide as we drift along
Through the flood of light and the tide CT ssng
Our way is clear and our hearts are light,
And th. track behind is like silver bright;
Gun sails are trimmed, we are drifting free,
@ 'er the placid depths Of the mooflit sea- is