Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-09
General News Summary,
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four others we're Killed and several wer
wounded Shots were fired during the nigh
in various quarters OF the city, and the yolun
teers broke into the Hall Of Congress, wher
the Permanent Committee was In session: bu
they sought safety in fight. Marshal serran
and number of political friends con
cealed themselves. On the following da,
the Government dissolved the Permanent Com
mittee, and the city became more tranquil
, Northumberland Socias has been appointed
Captain General OF Madrid, in place of Genera
Pavia, who has resigned.
A special from Vienna to the New Yorl
Herald, on the 25th, says: 'Twenty-hv
cases of sporadic cholera were brought TO TN
hospital, yesterday, five OF which proved fatal
An effort is being made to conceal the fact o
the appearance of the disease in the city.
On the 31st OF March the manufacturin.
city Of Joachenisthal in the mountains o
Bohemia, was destroyed by fire. Out Of So
houses in the city, 450 were completely burn
ed, and 500 perons were made houseless.
The German Emperor arrived in st. Peters
burg on the 9th, and was received with ex
traofdinary honors. He was met at Cats
china, thirty miles from the capital, by The
Gar and Grand Dukes who accompanied hin
to the city The two Emperors made thcil
entrance in the presence of immense crowds Of
people who manifested great enthusiasm
Emperor William first reviewed the regiment,
Of which he is honorary Colonel, md was ther
conducted to the winter palace where he wa.
formally received by the Court with most i'm
posing ceremonies. The Gar presented tc
him his portrait, sword of honor, the cross
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the additional inscription, "for valor," and an
inkstand and vases in lapis lazuli
London dispatch to the New York World
says: "The gravest apprehensions are felt in
the highest circles in Paris OF an immediate
civil war. The monarchsts are determined to
oust President Thiers at any cost"
The Empress of Russia, attended by mum.
erous relatives, has arrived in Rome, Italy.
The result of the French elections to fill va
cancies in the Assembly was, three Radicals,
four Republicans, and one Lcgtimist. In
Paris Barodet defeated the Count de Remusat
by some AZ, 600 majority. 1t is said that Presi-
dent Thiers was greatly discountenanced by
the result, and that a change in the ministry Is
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AT fire in Liverpool, Eng, recently, one
man was burned to death and an entire family
| of six persons sufTocated.
The Lancashire Railway Company's carriage
works, in Manchester, Eng, together with so
locomotives and $50 coaches were burned on
the 27th. The loss is 81 100000.
The King and Queen of Denmark are TO visit
London in May.
News from Carlist sources report Carlist
victory at Vera, where 400 Republicans were
defeated by 200 Carlists. Although the battle
lasted all day, and ended in complete rout,
the loss Of the defeated was only so killed and
wounded.
William Charles Macready, the well-known
English actor, IS dead He was eighty years
of age.
The race for the two thousand guinea stakes
at Newmarket, Eng, was won by Gang For
wurd, Kaiser second, and sullivan third Jvu
horses ran.
Tho Provincial Correspondents says the visit
Of the German Emperor to st. Petersburg con-
firms the pacific policy agreed to by the EN-
perors Of Germany, Russia, and Austria, last
September. 1t is especially significant at this
time, because the prospects Of quiet in western
Europe were growing gloomier.
Two cases of cholera were reported in Madge-
burg, Germany.
The bill to remove the political disabilities of
females has recently been the subject Of long
debate in the British House of Commons in
which the cause of the sex was led by Mr.
Jacob Bright. The bill was finally defeated by
a vote of 222 to 155.
The Worlds Exhibition at Vienna was
formally opened May l by the Emperor of
Austria, in the presence of the imperial family,
royal and illustrioua or1asts and Stata ond
civic dignitaries. The weather was unfayor.
able, but the crowds of people from all parts
of the world who witnessed the imposing
ceremonies were immense, filling the rotunda
and transepts Of the building and portions of
the grounds surrounding it. At nine o'clock
the Emperor Francis Joseph entered the ro-
tunda with the Crown Princess, Victoria of
Germany, on his arm. He was followed by the
German Crown Prince, Frederick William,
who escorted the Empress Augusta. After
them came the eldest son of the Prince ac-
companied by the Prince Imperial of Austria.
The Emperor took his seat ON the throne,
when the combined bands, numbering several
hundred musicians, performed an Austrian
hymn, which was succeeded by the Prussian
anthem, amid the cheers of the multitude.
The Archduke Charles then rose and addressing
the Emperor said:
SIRE: Filled with gladness salute your Majesty
in these halls devoted to Progress and to Peace.
Your participation has fifty brought to completion
work which now draws upon Austria the eyes of
the world and has secured for Fatherland the full
recognition of the part she takes in the promotion
OF the welfare Of mankind through the instruction
OF labor. May IL please your Majesty graciOusly TO
receive this catalogue and TO declare the exhibition
open W. ... -a
The Emperor, receiving the easket contain
ing the catalogue, replied:
With lively satisfaction behold the completion
OF this undertaking, the importance and signih- |
cance OF which appreciate In the highest degree
My confidence in the patriotism and capability of
friendly nations, has accompanied the development
OF the great work. My good wishes and grateful |
recognition are devoted TO its termination, de- |
clare the Universal Exhibition OF 1873 opened.
Prince Won Auersperg, President of the Coun- |
Gil of the Empire, advancing to the foot of the |
throne, addressed the Emperor as follows:
SIRE: With feelings Of modesty and at the same |
time OF exultation and pride, the people OF Austria
gaze upon work which testihes TO the increasing |
power OF and growing esteem for Fatherland, and |
10 It's active participation in the great task OF cul-
ture. We owe this work entirely to you. 1t is the
embodiment OF yOur motto: Power and respect |
come from union, which is strength" We there
Tore lay our efforts at the foot Of the throne.
The Prince was followed by DIR. Folder, the
Burgomaster Of Vienna, who expressed the
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tal to his Majesty. The Emperor and |
Empress, followed by distinguished
personages, then traversed the west.
,m and eastern wings of the exhibition build
ng, being received everywhere with thunders
1f applause. Having completed the circuit of
he exhibition, they departed amid salvos of
lrtlllery and the cheers OF immense crowds
gathered outside the building.
The Italian Ministry have rendered their
designations to the King and they have been
accepted. On the LIST new Cabinet had not
yet been chosen.
A London telegram of the LIST says that NJ.
3arodet's election continues to cause anxiety
n Paris The Government is preparing con
titutional bills TO be submitted to the Assem-
'y, The tenor of all the advices received
rom Paris indicate that a serious conflict is
threatened.