Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-11-20
EPIToME OF THE WEEK.
Condensed ircm I,IsCnms Of Accompanying Dates

: o9,343; Andrews, Labor Reform, III GaetOni
plurality, 6,65S. The vote at the reccn
election for Congressman in the Second Yer
mont District was as follows; Denison, Ind.
$3.50; Poland, Rep, ALL; McLane, Dem.
1885. j. In the Brooklyn court on the 10th q
stay Of proceedings was granted in the Tilton
Beecher suit until argument should be heard
on the appeal for granting bill of particu
lars to Mr.. Beechcr. plea OF "not guilty
was entered In the libel suit Of Miss Proctor
against Mr.. Moulton. "A dispatch received
at St Louis on the 10th from Gen. Pope
through Gen. Sheridan, announces that Big
Horn, a Cheyenne chief, with twenty warriors
fsffy-eight women, twenty.nine children and
over 200 horses, surrendered unconditionally
to Col. Hall at the Cheyenne Agency on Nov
4. The warriors were held in confinement.
Gen. Hurlbuts majority for Congress in the
Fourth Illinois District, over Farnsworth, il
LIPS, Tie official returns in the Second ILL.
nois District give Harrison, Dem seven a.
ority. In TerTe Bonne Parish, La, on the
Sth, negro Sheriff who was elected on the
compromise ticket was attacked by seven
other negroes. Simms ran from the
party three squares, and, being pur.
sued, turned upon them and fired, killing
one and woundng another. Simms immedi
ately surrendered himself, and was sent to
jail. Judge Trimble, on the 9th, at the in
stance OF citizens, remitted the fine and re.
voked the order of Imprisonment against
Lieut.. Hodgson. Selye was still in prison.
Five st. Martinsville prisoners, charged with
violating the Enforcement act, have given
bonds for their appearance before the United
States Court.
THURSDAY, Nov. IA cable dispatch
says the Carlists have raised tie siege of
Irun, and that the Republicans occupy the
positions held by the besiegers. An unsuc-
cessful attempt has been made to capture
Don Carlos on French soil. AT the munich
pal election in Providence r. l., on the 11th,
Thomas A. Doyle, Republican, was reelected
Mayor. The City Council is largely Repub-
lican. The prohibition question was brought
into the election, but nine out of the ten
Aldermen are regarded as anti-prohi-
bition. The International Typographical
Union, which has undertaken the work OF pro-
Viding statue or other suitable memorial
over the grave Of Horace Greeley, makes an
appeal for further contributions. The Chi
cago dailies announce that the Baltimore &
Ohio and the Grand Trunk Railroads have
refused to join the famous Saratoga agree
ment, whereby the Eastern lines hoped to
control the freight tariff between the West
and the East The Tribune says the
announcement that the above named roads
chad not Joined the combination was greeted
with much satisfaction by the managers Of
our Western railroads, all of whom, with
single exception, look very unfavorably upon
the compact. 80. The trial for bribery of ex-
Senator Pomeroy, of Kansas, has been con-
tinued and will go over to next April. ....
An Omaha dispatch says Gen. Ord has
received notice that the Commissary-Gen-
eral has decided that the supplies are
barely sufficient for the subsistence of the
army, therefore no rations can be issued to
the sufferers from the grasshoppers in Ne
braska. Col Dudley, United States army,
has completed the inspection of the grasshop-
per district, and has furnished an elaborate
report of facts. Many settlers win be desti-
tute of food in few days; the buffaloes have
gone; the domestic animals are mere skele-
tons, and the resources of the Nebraska Aid
Society will be entirely inadequate.
FRIDAY, Nov. 13.-Count Won Arnim
has been re-arrested at Berlin. st. Peters
burg kilograms say the Government has
decided to introduce free schools and
compel the children to attend them. A
socialist conspiracy has been discovered in
Moscow An unsuccessful attempt has been
made to murder the Gar, and numerous ar
rests have been made. The Secretary of
the Interior has reversed the decision of Com
missioner Drummond, of the General Land
Office, on the 23d of January, 1874, refusing
to consider an account in favor of Nebraska
for per cent, of the value of public lands
lying within her limits, included within
the reseWations made by treaties with In
dians. The account will be, therefore,
at once prepared and forwarded to the
Treasury Department. This decision will
control the pending claims from several other
States. AT Montrose, Pa, on the 18th Daniel
O'Mara and Patrick Irving were hanged for
the murder of O'Mara's mother and sister in
September of last year. At Westchester, Pa,
on the same day, William E. Udderzook was
executed by hanging for the murder in June,
1873, of Winfield s. Goss, his partner in con-
spiracy to defraud insurance companies E.
1t is said that at least 10000 men and women
i'll New York city are out Of employment, and
ries of life. d. The official canvass of the
votes for Iowa State officers has just been
For Secretary of State, Josiah T.
Young, Republican, received 1O7,256, and
David Morgan, Anti-Monopoly, 79,054. Re-
publican majority, 8,202. The Election Re-
turning Board of Louisiana met in New Or
leans on the 18th.
SATURDAY, Nov. 14.-A report was
circulated in London on the 18th that Queen
Victoria had died. Much excitement was
caused thereby until the report was ascer-
tanned to be false. -. The American Express
messenger on the Great Western Rail-
way in Canada was robbed on the
18th of over $4,000 by five masked
men who boarded the train near Toronto
and gagged and bound the messenger and
Information recently re-
ceived in diplomatic circles in Washington
confirms the report that Spain has paid her
indemnity to England growing out of
the Virginius affair. 1t has been de-
cided that the Tilton- -Beecher suit will
not be tried before the first Monday
in December.
MONDAY, Nov. 16.-The second arrest
Of Won Arnim has caused painful impress
sion throughout Germany, and the moderate
newspapers have insisted upon an explana-
tion by the Government. Several of the miss
ing documents have been found and for
warded to the Government .... The State
constitutional amendments submitted to the
people of New York at the recent election
we're adopted by large majorities ....
An indictment has been found against
Wilbur F. Storey, editor of the Chi
cago Times, for "an unlawful, willful and
libep against Mr. N X. Fairbank,
Of whom it was recently asserted in the Times
that he had distracted money from the relief
fund. AT Little Rock, Ark, on the 18th, Wv.
Smith, elected Lieutenant. Governor on the
ticket with Baxter in 1872 issued proclama-
tion declaring himself Governor of the State,
Baxter having abdicated in favor of Garland.
He claims that the new Constitution under
which Garland was elected and installed into