Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-03

ccpting J. B. Jones, agent of Cherokecs, and
central agency had been established at
Fort Gibson. Hon. James Wilson
Of the Fifth and Hon. J. w. McDill of the
Eighth Iowa Districts have been renominated
for Congress by the Republicans of their re-.
spective districts. =. The Attorney-General Of
Iowa has given an official opinion that the
new State law for the regulation Of railway
and passenger traffic is valid and its enforce
mcnt practicable.
MONDAY, June 29.-A Madrid dispatch an
nounccs the defeat of 10000 Carlists under
Prince Alphonzo after two days fighting. On
the 2Sth Gen. Concha, in the midst of a terri
BILE storm, surprised three of the outlying de-
fenses of Estella. The dispatch states that
the Carlist loss was very heavy, and that they
would be forced to return into the province
of Alava. Orders have been issued from
Carlst headquarters directing all Generals to
carry on the war hereafter without truce or
parlcy. The nephew Of the Car Of Russia,
who stole his mothers diamonds and squan-
dered them upon an American adventures,
has been sentenced to deprivation Of his mil
itary rank and decorations and to Punishment
to Caucasus for life. From Havana comes
the report Of the capture by the Cubans, near
Santiago dc Cuba, of 400 spauiards and
forty carloads of provisions, and that
the prisoners were shot in retaliation
for similar executions by Spanish
troops. E. Another case Of hydrophobia is re-
ported in New York, a butcher named Nc
Cormick having died of that disease, caused
by the bite of dog received a little over q
month Before. The West Wisconsin Rail
way Company officially denies a recent report
that they had issued an order for trains not to
stop at Hammond, Wis, because the station
agent there had been fined for violating one of
the provisions of the Potter law.
Mary Maloney, of Chicago, is another VIC
tim of the careless practice Of lighting fires
with kerosene oil. She was in a hurry for
her dinner, and had recourse to the oil-can-
The oil exploded and set fire to her clothes.
She was fatally burned, and died. The
Chicago Tribune publishes reports Of the
condition of the crops at stations along
the lines of the Michigan Southern and
Chicago Il Northwestern Railroads. Ac-
cording to the reports the prospects for all
grains in Indiana and Michigan are excellent,
but in Ohio wheat is in bad condition, varying
from one third to two-thrds of crop. There
yield Of hay in any of these States Fruits are
doing remarkably well. Returns from the
country traverscd by the Northwestern Road
in Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois are to the
effect that the acreage of grain is large, the
prospects better than for many years past and
the amount on hand at the stations small.
TUESDAY, June 30.-Late dispatches re-
ceived at Madrid by the Spanish Government
announced the killing of Marshal Concha,
commander of the Republican forces, in an
attack upon the Carlist intrenchment at
Muro, near Estella. When the national troops
learned of the death of Concha they
returned to their former positions.
Gen. Zabala, Minister of War, sue
ceeded to the command Besides Mar
shal COncha, one Brigadier and several
staff officers were killed. The entire loss Of
the national troops is stated in official dis
patches to have been 1900 in killed and
wounded. Paris dispatches say that the
Committee of Thirty, to whom the Con-
stitutional bin Of NJ. Perier had been re-
ferrcd, has rejected the proposition by a
vote of is to g.. The Secretary of the
Treasury has instructed the Assistant
Treasurer at New York to sell sl,OO0,OO0
in gold on each Thursday during july.
Recent Washington dispatches state that it
has been discovered that, by the provisions of
a bill which was quietly passed by Congress
at its recent session, on complaint for libel in
Washington an editor of newspaper can be
arrested anywhere and conveyed to the ma
tonal capital for trial. The United States
Circuit Court at Springfield, H., has granted
the petition of the Chicago IL Alton Railroad
Company to transfer the question Of jurisdic-
tion in the pending cases for violation of the
State Railroad Passenger and Freight Tariff
law to the United States Supreme Court.