Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-14

Germany was seeking an occasion to quarrel
with France. =. The British Parliament has
been prorogued. 4. "A Washington dispatch Of
the 7th says: "The amount of National Bank
notes received for redemption at the Treas
ury to. the close OF business to-day is $12,-
905 427 The amount of legal-tender notes
| deposited by National Banks as re-
serve fund for the redemption OF their
notes is SIC, ,770,906, and the amount Of the
| circulation of the National Banks outstand-
ing to date is $3.50, 142, 600, so that the whole
8 per cent. reserve required under act Of July
| 20, 1874, has been deposited with the excep-
| tion Of about $7S0,000". 49, The Iowa State
| Woman's Suffrage Convention Is TO be held
| at Dcs Moinea ON the 9th of September.
The following Congressional nominations
were made on the 7th Republcan-First
Louisiana District, j. II. Sypher, renomi-
mated; Second Louisiana, Henry Dibble;
Third Louisiana, G. B. Darrall, renominated.
Conservativc--First Virginia, Beverly r.
Douglass. -Monopoly-Nlnth Iowa, c.
Z. Whiting.
MONDAY, Aug. 10.--It is said applica
ton is to be made to the British Parliament
for an appropriation of 100000 TO pay the
in Paris that the German Government has no.
titled its representatives abroad that the
time has come to recognize the Span
ish Republic 49,. Several International
leaders have been arrested in Flor
ence, Italy....A girl eight years of age,
named Ida Kurtz, was recently burned to
death at Green Bay, Wis, while attempting
TO start fire with kerosene. In the
recent races at Buffalo, N. Y, Gold
smith Maid trotted a mile in 2:15L,
being the fastest time on record. ..
Cincinnati dispatch of the 9th says forty
five dead bodies of persons lost by the
burning of the steamer Pat Rogers had been
recovered, and all but fifteen had been
fully identified Two known to be lost had
not yet been found, making forty-seven vic
tins in all, with possibility of there be-
ing three or four more
TUESDAY, Aug. 1.-THE LeUdnt Times
has been suspended by orders of the Turkish
Government, for adverse criticisms on the
financial administration of the Sublime Porte
IA dispatch from Bennington, VT, an
nOunces the arrest there of woman who had
a child in charge answering to the descrip-
ton of Charlie Ross, the missing Philadel-
phia boy. He gave correct answers to
number of questions dictated from
Philadelphia, and says he has two
names-Charlie Ross and Charles Angus
tus Hamilton. :. Frank Moulton was before
the Beecher Investigating Committee about
an hour on the 10TH 1t was announced that
his statement and the documents submitted
by him would be made public on the 18th. -.
The latest news from the Custer Black Hills
expedition is to the effect that the
command was in good health and
spirits A small party of Sioux were
met with on the 9th, but there had
been no fighting as yet. Since the command
struck the Black Hills it had been prospect
ing in a continuous line in the most beauti-
full valley man ever looked upon. In Custer
Valley rich mines had been discovered, both
placer and quartz digging. HenryJ. White
house. d. d., LII. D., Bishop Of the Episcopal
Diocese of Illinois, died at his residence i'm
Chicago on the morning of tho 10th, ~fte- ~,
illness of several days, of paralysis. He was
seventy -one years of age, and had been Bishop
Of the diocese for twenty-three years. The
Hon. George w. McCrary has declined the
nomination for Congress rendered him by the
Republicans Of the First Iowa District.