Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11
General News Summary
THE OLD WORLD.

cultural machinery produced by the United
States.
A Berlin dispatch of the 27th says the En-
peror William had recovered from his recent
Illness.
A recent election in Bath, England, for Mem
ber Of the House of Commons, resulted in the
success of Lord Grey dc Wilton, Conservative,
who received 2,l9i votes 10 9, 143 for his liberal
opponent, Mr.. Hayter.
A dispatch from Central Asia, received on
the 27th, announces that the Khan Of Khiva sur
rendered Internationally TO the Russian troops
before the Capital, after General Kaufman had
rejected twelve proposals for capitulation made
with treHcherous intent.
Hiram Powers, the distinguished American
sculptor died at Florence, Italy, on the 27th,
after lingering illness
A new Spanish Ministry was named on the
27th by President Margall, but the next day,
before the .Cortes had time to act on the
nominations the Minister Of Marine (Senor
Aurlch) resigned, and threw the whole Cabinet
question open again. The Trreconcilables
threatened to take up arms IL the Ministry
was formed exclusively of members of the
Right The authorities had made preparations
to repress disorder, and had stationed corps
Of the Civil Guard around the Palace Of the
Cortes..
A special from Berlin states that two deaths
from cholera occurred in that city on the 27th.
The inhabitants were reported as being greatly
alarmed.
According to Vienna telegram of the 2Sth,
complete anarchy prevailed in Bosnia, Turkey
caused by the persecution of Christians by
T,,, ts,..s
were murdered within six weeks, and no efforts
had been made to arrest their murderers
Foreign representatives to Turkey demanded
an investigation, and called upon the authori
ties to afford protection to the prosecuted peo
| pie. The murders had greatly alarmed tht
| Christians, and many were emigrating.
An earthquake in the North of Italy ON the
morning of the Goth, did considerable dam
age AT Feletto, about thirty-fiyc miles nortl
of Venice, church was destroyed, and thirty
eight persons were killed, and in four villages
near Vittora, fourteen persons were killed ant
many injured. Great damage was also don,
| in the town of Ballono, on the River Pire
| fifty miles north of Venice. A severe thun
der-storm at Vienna, on the night of the sam,
day, flooded the Exhibition grounds and die
much injury. The American and the German
galleries were badly damaged. The roof o
the Chicago Restaurant was driven in, and tn
building and contents were ruined.
The English Government has received dis
patches from Sir Samuel Baker, dated May 90
He reports that the Upper Nile region, as fa
south as the equator, has been annexed L
Egypt, and that the inhabitants are orderly
The slave trade has been suppressed. II
deems his mission complete success
A meeting was held in London recently TO
the purpose of protesting against the intro
duction of the confessional into the Church o
England
The receipts for internal revenue in th
United Kingdom for the last fiscal year sho,
decrease of ESQ, 900, as compared with III
preceding one.
1t is stated in a London telegram of the Is
that the German Government had just investe
$4,000 600 i'm United States bonds, principal
OF nve per Cent. Ies'Iueu,
A Berlin telegram of the 1st says that tn
weavers Of that city, to the number of S,O0C
had struck work. They demand an increas
of SO per cent. in their wages, which the ma.
tiers refuse to grant.
The Spanish Cortes, by a nearly unanimou
vote, has passed a bill presented by SenC
Margall, granting extraordinary powers TO IL
Government.
Spanish advices received on the I'd state thi
the Carlists, after taking Fort Irurzun on Il
26th ult., were attacked by a column undt
Castanon, 1000 strong, between Lecumbere
and Jaben. Five battalons Of Carlists und,
Elio defeated the Republicans, and took cal
mons, baggage, and eighty prisoners, includin
Major Ureta and one captain. The loss of Il
Republicans is estimated at 300. The Carli
loss is nearly the same. Dorregarry, chief I
the staff, was severely wounded. Nouvila
column had arriged at Pampeluna.
A Madrid special of the I'd says that the
, was great alarm in that city in consequence
the menacng attitude of Irreconcilables, wi
are known to be intriguing for the orerthro
of the present government Troops are beir
| concentrated at strategic points, and every pr
t caution taken to promptly suppress any ou
2 break.
: The now famous Bank Of England forge
case came up for final hearing on'the I'd. T
+. examination was concluded and defendar
!. fully committed for trial
!, A number Of persons were killed in Kens
!, Green, near London, on the I'd, by the falli
of the walls of burning building.