Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-19
THE NEW WORLD.

Secretary Robeson has resumed his duties
at the Navy Department in Washington.
Charlestown, Ind, was visited a little after
twelve o'clock on the night OF the 4th, by a
band of horscmen, who posted notices
through the town, warning half a dozen res
idents by name-one of them being woman
to leave the State within fifteen days, or
take the consequences. No direct charge was
made against these posted persons, but they
seem to have been concerned in some demon
stratiens against the property of their neigh
bors.
In announcing the opening on the nth of
September, of the Illinois State Institution for
the Education Of Feeble Minded Children,
at Jacksonville, Superintendent Wilbur states
that pupils from Illinois receive board and
tuition free. The pupils are expected to be
brought to the institution promptly on time,
but not before that time.
A San Francisco dispatch Of the 5th says
election returns from the interior of the State
were imperfect, "but show great victory for
the people, Sacramento, San joaquin, Santa
Clara, Los Angeles, Alameda, Contra Costa,
Yolo and Colusa declare for the Peoples Inde,
pendent ticket. The Democrats claim small
gain in the Legislature. Close figuring
will be required to settle the Senatorial con-
test.
large Farmers demonstration took place
at Washington, Iowa, on the 5th. Sixty
Oranges took part in the procession, robed in
the regalia Of the Order. Addresses were de-
Iiyered by Dudley w. Adams, Master of
the National Grange, and Miss Garrettson, a
farmers daughter.
| Peter Keil, of Chicago, was bitten by mad
dog about year ago. The dog was killed.
Since that time Mr.. Kiel has been broOding
over the idea that sooner or later he would die
| from the effects Of the wound, which he did a
few days ago, after fearful sufferings from
| hydrophoba.
A private dispatch from Galveston, Texas,
on the 9th states that the yellow fever had
broken out in that city, and that deaths were
occurring daily. ....
On the night Of the 5th, square Of build.
ings known as the Plaza Vapor, in Havana,
was reduced to ashes. The fire broke out
simultaneously in four corners of the square,
and is supposed to have been the work of in.
cendiaries. The loss is estimated at over
| 5000, 600 1t is said that twenty lives were
lost The scenes around the burning square
were exciting and terrible. Parents threw
their children from the balconies TO save them
from the flames.
A Washington dispatch of the 9th says that
anticipating the resignation of Governor
Cooke, the President had rendered that posi-
tion to Edward Beale, native of Washington
who is known in connection with the con
struction of wagon roads to California.
The Coroner's jury at Muir, IN the case o
the Detroit & Milwaukee Railway disaster
find William Brown, the brakeman OF the ex
press train, criminally guilty of disobeying tn,
orders of Conductor Knill to go back furthe
toward the freight train; also find Con
ductor Sherin, Engineer Montreul, AM
Brakemen Cotney and Law, of tn
freight train, guilty of criminal negIl
gence-the engineer for running at create
speed than the rules of the company allow
the conductor for not having the brakemen a
their postsi and the prakemen f9F got being q