Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-11-06
EPIToME OF THE WEEK.
Condensed from T,lcrrana Of Accompanying Dates

One informant has seen many who for weeks
have had nothing 10 cat but baked squash
and pumpkin and salt, and others who have
lived on baked -four and water, one meal
day. for weeks, Tho dispatch adds that TO-
900 people in the State Will need aid TO keen
them from starving or freezing to death dur
ing the winter. -.
THURSDAY, Oct. 20.-The preliminary
examination of CouL. Won Arnim was con-
cludcd on the 27th by his release on 100000
thalers bail. A Berlin dispatch Of the 2sth
says he would not be permitted to leave the
country The cotton mills at Over, En-
gland, were burned on the 2Sth, together
with ten operatives. =. The Episcopal
General Convention, at its recent session in
New York, adopted a canon against ritualistic
practices by vote Of ~ to 8. AT the elcc.
tion In Baltimore on the 2Sth for members of
the Clty'Council the Democratic candidates
were elected, the majority in the city being
about 10000
FRIDAY, Oct 30.-John Laird, the we'll
known builder of the Confederate steamer Ala.
bama, died in London on the 10Th, after pro.
tracted illness -. The German Reichstag was
opened on the 10Th by the Emperor in person.
-" "A private letter has been received at Wash.
ington from Dockray, the American who was
arrested by the Spanish authorities in Cuba.
He gives an account of his sufrerings on
shipboard, and states that he has been SEN |
fenced to penal colony in Africa for term |
OF ten years, but that he hopes to be released |
before long through the Intervention of the !
United States Government. Thursday, Nov. |
70, has been appointed by the President as a
day OF National Thanksgiving Gov. Les |
lie, of Kentucky, has offered an aggregate
reward of $4,000 for the capture of band
OF masked ruilians who recently shot a |
young ,colorcd girl and committed other |
outrages on negroes in Shelby County. "A
report that Oliver Dalrymple, the great wheat |
farmer of Minnesota, had failed is pronounced |
by MIR. Dalrymple himself to be entirely with |
out foundation. IN New Orleans on the |
afternoon Of the Doth a collision occurred |
between Gov. Kellogg and Maj. f. A. |
Burke, of the Naturalization Committee of |
the Conservatives, which grew out of a
correspondence between them relating to
the manner in which the votes of citi-
zens who had been naturalized by the
Second District Court should be cast the
Governor having Instructed that they be de-
posted in separate apartments or boxes As
Gov. Kellogg was riding in his carriage with
Judge Atocha, Maj. Burke stopped him, and
while engaged in conversation drew whip
and attempted to strike the Governor, when
the latter fired pistol at Burke, who retail
nted in kind, firing three or four shots.
Neither party was wounded IA fire
at Greencastle, IND. on the night of
the 2Sth destroyed thirty buildings in the
business portion of the town, inficting a loss
of sS5S,5OO, on which there was an insurance
of S122, 300. The fire started in furniture
factory, and is believed to have been the work
of an incendiary.
SATURDAY, Oct. 31.-Kuhlmann, who
had confessed the crime of having at
tempted tile assassination of Bismarck, has
been tried and convicted, and sentenced to
Imprisonment for fourteen years in the house
of correction and ten years suspension
his civil rights IA Dublin dispatch says
Cardinal Cullen and the entire Catholic Epis-
copate have issued pastoral letters denouncing
the late address of Prof. Tyndall, before the
British Association, as revival of paganism
....The Milford On. H. Five Cent Savings
Bank has suspended, with liabilities of $780,
900, covered, it is believed, by its assets ....
A recent boiler explosion in Isaac Rodor's
saw-mill at Lancaster, Ind, killed two of
the proprietor's sons, Timothy ana wfl-
lam, and severely ana proDaOly fatally IN
jured another son. A man by the name of
George Beddle was also badly injured. The
building was torn to atoms, and fragments
thrown in every direction. The boiler was
blown into thousand pieces, some of them
being found half mile away. ... Extensive
forest fires are prevailing in many sections of
Southern Indiana and Ohio, and some towns
are in great danger of being destroyed.
MONDAY, Nov. 2.-Several leading |
Carists are reported to have recently waited |
on Don Carlos at Tolosa, and represented to |
him that it is useless to continue the war. A |
detachment of Republican troops stationed at |
Granollers has mutinied and several of the |
offenders have been shot. .. The Secre- |
tary of the Treasury has directed the |
Assistant Treasurer at New York to sell |
$5O0,0OO in gold each Thursday during the
month Of November. The aggregate will be
$4,000, 600. The baseball season closed on
the 31st ult., the Boston club (Red Stockings)
still retaining the championship. The
private secretary of Count Won Arnim was
arrested in st. Louis recently. He had
with him the letters taken from the German
Embassy at Paris, ard according to a st.
Louis dispatch Of the 1st had sailed for Eu-
rope the day before. The arrest was made in
obedience to request from the German Gov
ernment. The Coroners jury, at Detroit,
investigating the cause of the boiler explosion
on board the propeller Brooklyn, charge the
Captain, the Second Engineer, and others
with the disaster. They find that the safety
valve had been tampered with and that the
boat was racing at the time.
TUESDAY, Nov 3.-Cuban delegates
have recently arrived at the Carlist head
quarters in Estella, authorized by the
Madrid Government to propose a gen.
eral release OF prisoners on both sides,
with the view Of sending them to Cuba
to quell the insurrecton. Don Carlos expressed
himself willing that Republicans should go
TO Cuba, but refused to agree that the Carlist
, prisoners should be sent thither, except by
their own consent E. Thursday, Nov. 26, has
been appointed by the Governor as Thanks
giving Day in Ohio Diggs, County Solic-
itor, and Morgan, Tax Collector, Republicans,
were arrested at Selma, Ala, on the I'd, under
the Enforcement act. They were charged by
an Independent Republican candidate for
Tax-Collector with conspiring to intimidate
Colored men from voting the Independent
d ticket. The United States Commissioner
bound both over TO the District Court. e. The
election in Louisiana occurred on the I'd.
The Associated Press dispatches up to mid.
night of that day were to the effect that the
Conservatives had carried the city of New
Orleans by from 10000 to 1900 majority
Reports from the parishes were meager, but
showed Conservative gain over the vote o.
1877 The vote in the state would probably
be. close. The Conservatives claimed foul
congressman, but the Republicans would no
admit the loss Of but one. All points hearC
from reported heavy colored vote for tn