Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-03

until May IA Madrid dispatch says
Marshal sefrano had finally won a victory,
and the CariIsts have been driven beyond Stanta
Guiana The losses in the battle on the 2Sth
were enormous. Rivera was mortally wounded.
go. The Secretary of the Treasury has directed
the Assistant Treasurer at New York TO sell
81 100000 in gold each Thursday during the
month Of April--$5, 100000 in all. =. The
fifth ballot for United States Senator
was taken in the Massachusetts, Legislature
on the 2Sth. Itresulted as follows; Dawes,
| SO; Hoar, IS; Curtis, 68 Adams, Is; Banks,
| z; Whittier, washbun and Pierce, 1 each.
| The whole number of votes was 254; neces-
sary to a choice, 1873. The employees in the
Erie Railroad machine shops at Sus-
| quehanna Depot, Pa, recently struck
| for their back pay, two months or
more wages being due them. Much excite
ment existed on the 2Sth, the strikers to the
number Of 900 having forcibly taken posses
sion of trains on the road and refused to al
low them 10 proceed. Ninety OF more engines
had been disabled, and freight valued at So
100000 was detained on side-tracks. Mail
trains were allowed to pass on without inter-
ruption. A requisition was made upon Gov.
Hartranft for State militia to quell the dis
turbance. Over 500 troops reached Susque-
hanna Depot on the 29th, and took possession
of the railroad shops. Passenger trains were
allowed TO move, but the strikers detained the
freight trains A telegram signed by a
majority of the leading citizens of the
place was sent to the Governor of the
State protesting against the introduction
of armed troops into the borough TO be used
=. fka tvNa -
against the citizens of the place, who ask
nothing but their hard-esrned wages due to
them from said corporation. The signers
did not believe there was any such
emergency as called for military in
reference. Gov. Hartranft responded
that, however much he might as an
individual sympathize with the strikers in
their misfortune in not receiving their back
dues, he would not, as Chief Executive of the
State, neglect his duties 10 preserve peace and
order and see to the enforcement of the laws.
Certain propositions were submitted by the
railroad company to the strikers, and were
taken under advisement until the Both.
TUESDAY, March 31.-Extensive strikes
are reported in the coal and iron districts of
England. There is almost panic in domestic
stocks in consequence Henri Rochefort and
some of his comrades have escaped from New
Caledonia. They put to sea in an open
boat, and, after having been three days
out, were picked up by British sail
ing vessel and carried to an Aus
tralian port .... Dispatches are received
from Carlist sources claiming a victory In
the recent battle before Bilboa. The Repub-
lican loss, according to this authority, was
a Iol ~ 1
Latest Madrid dispatches insist that the vic
tory was with the Republicans and very
nearly reverse the figures. In the future all
grain received at New York will be
graded by inspectors appointed by the
grain-receivers of the Produce Ex-
change. :. The trial of John D. Sanborn, Lu- |
cien Hanley and Alfred Vanderwerken, under
an indictment charging them with conspiring
to defraud the Revenue Department of the !
Government, has been commenced in the |
United States District Court In BROOKLYN.
The latest news from Susquehanna Depot is |
to the effect that the men are being paid OF and
discharged. The military has entire possession !
of all the property of the company, and all is |
apparently quiet. The ballot in the |
Massachusetts, Legislature for United States |
Senator on the 30th resulted as fol-
lows: Whole number of votes cast, 256;
necessary to a choice, 129; Dawes re-
ceived S5; Hoar, 70; Curtis, u; Adams, 15; I
Banks, z; Amasa Walker, Pierce, Washburn |
and Whittier, l each. -. The Congregational |
Council called to consider the relation proper |
to be sustained by Congregationalists to-
ward Plymouth Church concluded its
labors on the 2Sth. The report adopted |
censured the church for its action in
dropping Tilton, but at the same time advised
other churches to fellowship with the organi-
zation as formerly. 1t also contained word
of caution and forbade the recurrence Of the
offense under penalty Of Withdrawing from |
The report was adopted by a vote
of 81 to s. Twenty three refused to vote. The
council then adjourned sine die.