Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-12-04
EPIToME OF THE WEEK.
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DllWln was Satlsned.... The Indiana State
~ Grangeof Patrons of Husbaudry met in con
vention at Indianapolis on the oath. The fol.
lowing are the officers of the State Grange for
the ensuing year; Henley James, Worthy
Master, Marion G. w, Davis Lecturer, Kent.
land; Russell johnson, Steward; r. O. Phil.
lips, Assistant Steward; B. +. Ham, Chaplain
q. II. Brown, Treasurer Rensselaer,; NJ NJ
Moody, Secretary, Muncie; Apheus Ty-
ner, State Purchasing Agent Indian.
apolls. Appeals for aid are being made
in behalf of the sufferers by the
"a 3. recent tornado at Tuscumbla, Ala
The official vote in the First and Second
Louisiana Congressional Districts has been
announced. The following are the majori-
ties: Flrst-Randa Gibson, Dem, G,71S;
Second-E. j. Ellis, Dem, 4759. IT.. Gov.
Houston, of Alabama, naugurated on
the 24th. In his address he says he will re-
gard 1t as one OF his highest and most sacred
obligations to see that the laws are faithfully
executed and the rights Of all citizens, with
out regard to race, color previous ccndl-
tion, duly guarded and protected. He
further says the citizens OF his State are
loyal to the Government of the United States
and will readily yield cheerful obedience to
ttI. lts authority and laws. Reports were re-
Gently current that G. s. Quisenbury Treas
urer of the Missouri State Grange, had be-
come defaulter to the amount of S20,0
The facts appear to be follows: At the
recent meeting at Kansas City Mr.. Qusen-
bury was called upon for the whole
sum In the treasury-$20, ,O00-it being
wanted to invest in mandatory.
1t then came out that Quisen-
bury had invested the funds of the Grange in
various ways and that they could not be re-
allied at once He raised 81 900 cash and has
since given TO the Executive Board of the
Grange deeds OF trust on two farms said to be
worth $4,000, and executed bond of person
al security, which has been accepted by the
Board, and has agreed to pay the whole
amount by next July. 1t is not believed that
the Grange will lose dollar
FRIDAY, Nov 27.-A recent fire at
Cronstadt Russia, destroyed the dwellings
OF 10000 persons .Deputations from fifty
two chambers of commerce have waited upon
Lord Derby, in London, to present obiec-
tions to the proposed reciprocity treaty be-
tween the United States and Canada In
dependence, Mo-, lost $150,0O0 by fire
on the night of the 25th.... decision has
been recently rendered by the Indiana
Supreme Court to the effect that colored
children are not entitled to the public
school benefits of the State because the
State Constitution provides that only the chill
dren of citizens" entitled to those ben
ehts, and that colored people, not having been
citizens" when the State Constitution was
adopted, the Fourteenth Amendment of the
National Constitution, subsequently adopted,
does not supersede this provision of the
State Constitution. "A convention or meet
ing composed of the leading of the
Independent party OF Indiana and num-
Der of delegates from other States met
at Indianapolis on the 25th. A declara-
tion of principles sdopted-favofing
e- new political organization and advocating
the withdrawal from circulation Of all Ma
tional and State bank notes and the issuing
Of paper money by the Government direct
1y to tha 10 Roo laoro
tenderf for public and private debts, includ-
ing duties imports. A National Execu-
tive Committee was appointed. In the
4 Indiana State Grange the 25th reso-
luton was adopted declaring "that the
State Grange, in council assembled, has no
sympathy with any past, present. or future
attempt that may be made by any political
party or political aspirant to absorb little
reflected warmth, decency, or support by
persistently calling and publishing their
meetings ut the same time and place Of ours,
e. and that decent respect for our Order re-
quires that such attempts be suitably rebuked
by publishing this resolution"
SATURDAY, Nov. 28.-The jury in the
safe-burglary conspiracy case at Washington
have failed to agree upon the guilt nno-
cence of Whitley and Harrington, but have
ound Williams not guilty. 1t is understood
that on the first ballot the jury stood eight
for acquittal and four for conviction in Har
rington's case, and in Whtely's case nine
for acquittal and three for conviction. -.
The body of an infant reported to have
been stolen from the bedside OF its mother in
Freemansburg Pa, the night of the 26th
has been found in the river at that place, and
Mrs. Goss, the mother, has been arrested, |
charged with having thrown the child into |
the water ...At recent meeting in Indian |
apolis of the Western Bureau Of Railway Com |
missioners 1t was decided to advance the |
rates all classes of freight from Western
points five cents per hundred pounds. -.
The majority against the new Constitution
in Michigan at the recent election was 81, ,762; |
against woman's suffrage, 95,S77 -. The |
official returns from the Dakota election for |
Delegate to Congress follows: Kidder |
(Rep.), 4,597; Armstrong (Dem) ,lS9. Kid |
der's majority 2 240S. Nineteen citizens of |
Lafourche Parish, La, have been arrested |
warrants issued by the United |
States Commissioners, charging them |
with the violation of the Enforcement |
act....At its recent session the Indiana |
State Grange made appropriation of |
$1,000 for the relief Of. the Nebraska suffer- |
ers, and a committee directed to mature |
plan for raising additional funds by calling |
subordinate Oranges for contributions. |
The Secretary reported 400 Oranges in the |
State paying dues, with So l4l members. |
There is a balance of S14,SOO57 in the treas
ury.
MONDAY, Nov. 30-A circular letter |
from Archbishop Manning has been read in |
all the Catholic churches of England, declar-
ing that all persons who do not accept the
dogma of papal infability cease to be Cath
olcs 49,. Recent Madrid kilograms say the Re-
publican army now numbers 100000 men,
fully armed In Hamilton County, N. " |
recently, carpenter named ELIAS WI |
liams, engaged in erecting a building |
got into quarrel with employe of
his named George Smith, while both |
men drunk. In the of the |
struggle Williams threw Smith over a wooden |
saw-hOrse and sawed off his head, severing It |
entirely from his body Williams after
ward cut his own throat. "A woman in |
New York city, named Janesch, has
been held to await the action Of the Grand |
Jury on the charge of having deliberately |
placed her little child Carrie on a hot stove |
and holding her there until she was fatally |
burned. "A number of Italian miners en- |
gagged in riotous proceedings near Shoustown |
Pa, on the Goth were attacked and compelled |
to yield by a number of citizens who killed |
our Of the rioters and wounded several |
af others. f.. The official count Of the vote of
Missouri gives Hardin, Democrat for Gov
ernor, 81 ,462 majority. The vote on the Con
stitutonal Convention, with three counties to
hear from, gives l, l0S majority for conyen-