Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-30
EPIT0ME OF THE WEEK.
Condensed from T,lsegS II Accompanying D,isa 7

Republican lines at Bilboa ,. The souhegan
National ,;ank at Milford, N. H., was
robbcIl aN - night Of the 10th Of
The vermont heSR 4, has reelected
Georgia.. F.N I'D States Sen
ate for SIX yes ana 5 Ne 1xt Mqreh.
THE fsilwd' alspateh ae Sons, sen
FrsnciscasN 4will need atkfsstst ssaoe
O7.. .Figli lAekran1iasy fo.. = letcd fcr
polygan1y by tlc Grand Jury at Salt Lake
City on tho 20th.. ..hdge Hinm
Barber has been nominated for Con-
grcss> by the Republicans Of the Fifth
Wisconsin District in place of Col. Cochranc,
declined p. The Republicans OF the Third H.
linois District have rcnominated Charles b.
Farwell for Congress, Sidney Smith is the
Republican candidate for Congress from the
First Illinois DISTRICT. Tic railroad war. in
Porter County, Ind, was terminated
on the 10Th without the shedding of
1 blood A company Of militia consist
ing of 100 armed men assisted in
enforcing the laws, and Mr.. Gardner, Chief.
Engineer of the M. c. Road, was arrested
together with all his men. All but the lead
ers were subsequently discharged .. Lieut..
Col. +. D. Grant, son Of the President, and
Miss Ida Marie daughter of II. II. Honore
Esqp Of Chicago, were married at the resi-
denee of the BRIDES parents, in Chicago, on
the 20th.
THURSDAY, Oct ga severe storm uc.
D Cured in England and Scotland on the night
of the 2Oth, which caused great damage both
on land and sea. The rivers were all greatly
swollen, and swept away bridges and houses,
and in some Instances carried of human
beings in the torrent Considerable. dhmalsa
was also done to the shipping, several
vessels being driven ashore. The op-
ponents of the Tammany Hall Democ-
raey Of New York city have nominated
Oswald ,Ottendorfer for Mayor and Patrick H.
Jones-late Postmaster Of the eity-for Reg
istcr. "A recent Montgomery (Ala) dispatch
says large numbers Of men have been sum-
moned to appear before the United States
Court in Huntsville, on the extreme northern
border of the State, early in November.
George Q. Cannon, Delegate to Con-
grces from Utah, has been indicted
at Salt Lake City for polygamy, and
held for trial in bonds of 5000. -.
Sam. Rindskopf the Reform candidate for
Congress in the Fourth Wisconsin District
has resigned, and w. p. Lynde has been NOM
mated In his stead.
FRIDAY, Oct. 23.-The North German
Gazette officially announces that Germany has
no intention of occupying any one of the Nav
igator Islands. The Won Arnm family have
appealed to the Emperor against Bismarck
and the ultramontane members Of the Reich
stag have resolved to question the latter con-
cerning his treatment of the Count. The
Protestant Episcopal General Conven-
tion, recently in session in New York,
c.l a. IL r. Dc ~
Seymour as Bishop-elect Of Illinois. :. Maj.
George B. Chamberlain, United States Marshal
at Atlanta, Ga, has been offered, and has ac-
cepted, the position Of Chief of the Southern
branch of the Secret Service Department. =.
The steamer Brooklyn, of the Northern
Transportation Line, exploded her boiler near
Fighting Island, ten miles below Detroit, on
the ed. She was laden with mixed cargo
had nine passengers, and was manned by
crew Of twenty-one. The explosion tore her
apart, and she sank instantly. Five passen-
gers and eight of the crew were killed, and
four passengers and seven of the crew wound
ed The Captain, Harry Brown, attributes
the explosion to low water in the boiler, but
one account says the Brooklyn was racing
with the steamer Cuba and was carrying a
tremendous head of steam when the catas-
iOpHC "a CnlCNtpOIb NLu.J Sl-
cgram says papers are being prepared for the
arrest, under the Enforcement act, of sixty
nine merchants who have pledged themselves
MOTTO retain in their employ persons who will
support the Radical party in the pending
election contest Much feeling is caused by
the announcement of this purpose on the part
of the Federal authorities, and the pledge has
been again put in circulation and received
II, 4 Il It,
the country are also signing similar pledges.
Leading attorneys have expressed the opin-
ion that the signing of such pledge is not
violation of the Enforcement act.
SATURDAY, Oct 24.-It is reported in,
London that the Madrid Government has sent
$5,000,000 for distribution among the Carlist
chiefs for the purpose Of terminating the war
....A Calcutta dispatch announces the cap
ture of Nena Sahib, the originator of the great
Sepoy mutiny. -. The firm Of Henry Clews &
Co., bankers and brokers of New York, which
was seriously affected by last years panic,
have finally had to succumb and have made
an assignment for the benefit of their creditors.
Other failures have been recently announced
which are thought to have also grown out of
the panic of year ago. Full official returns
of the State election in Ohio show that
23S, ,406 votes were cast for William Bell,
Democrat, for Secretary Of State; 22l, ,204
votes for Allen T. Wikoff, Republican, and
1915 for John r. Buchtel, Prohibi-
Zionist, for the same position. Bells
official majority over Wikof is 1902 votes
The Missouri State Grange, in session at
Kansas City on the 22d, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: T. r. Allen,
Master; John NJ. Oldham, Overseer; w. Jack
son, Lecturer; w. Cochrane, Steward; DR.. +.
B. Turnbaugh, Assistant Steward; G.. T. Bray.
ton, Chaplain; c. T. Quiesbeny, Treasurer
A. NJ Coffee, Secretary; A. J. McCraynor,
Gatekeeper. .. The Presbyterian Synod of
Illinois, in session In Chicago, has declared
that the Presbytcry of Chicago had no right
to expunge the name OF Prof. Swing from the
church-roll while he was under charges. The
Synod then considered and sustained the ap-
peal of Prof. Patton, and found Prof. Swing
guilty Of the charges preferred against him,
and decided that his name should be erased
from the roll of membership.
MONDAY, Oct. 26.-The London Times
correspondent at Bombay telegraphs that it is
- estimated that 1000 persons were killed in
- the district of Midnapore during the recent
cyclone. ITO q recent complaint OF the
: Spanish Ambassador that supplies 0f,arms
and other materials of war, manufactured in
England, were frequently shipped to the Car
lists, Lord Derby, Foreign Minister, has
made reply that the indefinite continuance of
the war in Spain showed lack of patriotism
and energy, and If the Spanish navy was
vigilaut the landing Of arms for the Carlists
would be impossible. "A Washington As
soclated Press dispatch of a recent date says