Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-22

Carbondqle, Ill. Thomas Dock, Cameron,
Mo.
William Simpson, a dealer in obscene pub
lications in New York city, has been sen
fenced to one year in the penitentlary, and
to pay a fine of 81 900, to stand committed
till paid.
The Grand Jury of Hudson County, New
Jersey, made presentment to the Court at
Jersey City, on the 18th, containing 1873 in
dictments, against nearly every official in
the county and in Jersey City.
Plasterer Garvey says that he has made no
arrangements to receive an immunity from
the Attorney General for his testimony
against the Tammany Ring, and that he re-
turned to the city because he wanted to be
with his wife He is willing TO refund the
moneys stolen from the city, and show his
repentance. SO says New York dispatch
of the 18th,
The returns from the New Hampshire elec-
tion, received on the morning of the 13th
indicate the success of the Republican Ticket
One hundred and seventy-four towns give
Straw (Rep), 80, 1885, Weston Oem.), 20, ,S12;
BIackmer CTemperance), 1888; Cooper Labor
| Reform) 391. The Legislature stands, Re
publican 167, Democrats 101, Labor Reform
3, Temperance 2.
During the recent session at Philadelphia
of the Centennial Commission resolutions
were passed fixing the location of
the exposition in Fairmount Park, and
for the appointment Of a committee to pre-
pare and report system of classification,
geographical and systematic.
The Cincinnati Price Current Of the 18th
| Il ..F b.nf Il Il,
the West this season at ASH ,555; total last
year, 1906, 5,251; average weight of hogs about
4pounds, and of lard about pound less than
last year.
Mrs. Anna Marble, the actress, widow OF
the late Dan Marble, died at Cincinnati on
the 11th.
The Russian fleet, with the Grand Duke
Alexis on board, sailed from Havana on the
10Th for Rio Janeiro.
The President entertained the japanese
Embassy, together with other invited guests,
at dinner on the evening Of the 18th.
1t was feared in New York on the 18th that
Clark, one of the jurors in the Hall case, on
recount Of whose sickness the trial had
been postponed, would not recover.
hePorts reeoi~Od the 1Oth FROM eoi
Towns in New Hampshire give Straw, Re
publican, &C. 793 Weston, Democrat, "a, ,210
Biackmer, 1863 Cooper, and scattering, 535
making the majority for Straw, Loss, which
would probably be reduced below 100 by
the remaining towns.
The Republican State Convention of Wis
consin met at Madison on the 18th and chose
State Electors and Delegates to the Phua
delphia Convention. The Delegates were in
a; 81
President Grant.
The Maryland Legislature has refused to
pay $500 each to citizens of that State who
furnished substitutes during the war.
The Kentucky Republican State Conven
tion, held at Louisville on the 18th, instruct
ed its Delegates to the Philadelphia Conven
tion to vote for the denomination of Pres
dent Grant.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has passed
and the Governor has signed bill prohibit
ing the sale or giving away Of liquor on elec
tion days.
A lady has been elected Superintendent Of
Public Schools in Montpelier, Vt
The Rhode Island Republican State Con
vention was held at Providence on the 14th
Seth Paddlcford was renominated for Gov
ernor on the first formal ballot, and Pardon
W. Stevens Tor Lieutenant Governor. Joshui
Macderman was nominated for Secretary o.
State; William Sayles for Attorney General
and Samuel Clark for General Treasurer
were renominated. Delegates were choser
to the Philadelphia Convention, and reso
luton was adopted recommending the re
nomination of Grant and Colfax.
The first spike was driven on the Cincin
natl " Terre Haute Railroad, on the 14th
at point four miles southeast Of Terr,
Haute.
The Michigan Republican State Conven
ton, to choose delegates to the Nationa
Convention ut Philadelphia, will meet a
Jackson, May Is.