Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05
EPIToME OF THE WEEK.
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patches say the Carlists have abandoned the
Bscay provinces and moved lnte Navarro
n with all their material OF war. Six
hundred Carlists have submitted 10 King
m Alph0nsO In the province OF .Casleton
dc Lar Plana. Fuguvos from Estcla as
. l\l scrt that Don Carlos has shot several Of
M hcors for treason. The Carlsts have fired on
Ma British vessel laden with telegraph cable off
the Biscayan coast. -. The Emperor OF China
J died on the 12th, eyed nineteen years ... Tur
key and Montenegro have Withdrawn the
troops which had been collected ON the
border in anticipation OF bostlitlcs. .Ac-
cbtdlng 30 the annual report OF the Ccnten-
ni4l Commission the enterprise is moving
fotward with encouraging repidity. The
buildings win be entirely completed by the
1stSf February, 1875 1t is stated that the
coftmission will not apply TO Congress for
anbppropriation 20 aid in the erection Of the
buildings or other work, this has been
amply provided for, and while appropria-
tiotwould give additional success TO the enter
. prise the commission feel that the success of
hefxhibition is guaranteed without regard
to ald from Congress An appropriation will,
hoWPver, be asked for, not to exceed $i00,000
to btovde for premiums TO be offered to con-
ribiitors. Gen. A. f. Burnside has been
eledted United States Senator from
Rhode Island to succeed Mr.. Sprague,
and ex.Prcsdent Andrew johnson has
been chosen by the Tennessee Legislature to
succeed Mr.. Brownlow. Lent win begin
this year on the 10th of February. :. :. The
cross-examinhtion Of Mr.. Moulton in the
Beecher trial was concluded on the 26th.
During the day he received intelligence of
the death of his mother and was much af-
fected thereby
- THURSDAY, Jan. 29.-In statement
rplative n fhp afIctinn he Corn
missioner of Agriculture says the area Of the
destructive visitation comprises from 200 to
225 miles wide, extending from the settle
ments Of Southern Dakota through Ne
braska and Kansas, over 500 miles in
4 length, and nclining TO the south
A few western counties Of Iowa and
Minnesota report injuries, but not to CON-
pare in severity with these OF the country
west. He thinks the area Of territory visited
by the grasshoppers in 1874 very considerably
exceeds 100000 square miles, and does not
think 1t out of the way TO estimate the number
eT OF people moreor less severely affected by this
y 80 pest atfrom 1000 TO 100 000.. An ncendary
fire was started in the Navy Department
buildings in Washington the 26th. But
little damage was DONE. Mr.. and Mrs. Sar-
toris, son-in-law and daughter of President
Grant, arrived at New York on the
9th from Europe. The New Jersey
Legislature has elected Theodore f..
Randolph Dcm) United States sena-
tor. King Kalakaua and his suit ar
rived at San Francisco on the 26th q, route
for Honolulu An unsuccessful attempt
was made on the night of the 24th, by four or
five men, supposed to be detectives to cap
70 ture the James boys at their mothers resi-
dence near Kearney Station, Mo. A desper
-, ate encounter took place, and the house was
fired in four different places. The assailants
were driven off. A hand-grcnade thrown into
the house was cast upon the crate by DR..
Samuels, stepfather of the James boys and
ite explosion killed lad ten years old and so
injured the arm of Mrs. Samuels that amputa-
tion was necessary. 1t is asserted that the
James boys were not at the house during the
fight.
FRIDAY, Jan. 20.-The New II ampshire
Republican State Committee has sent telc
gram to the Republicans in Congress calling
on them to stand by the vil-Rghts bill.
The Mayor of Philadelphia has addressed q
'' circular to Justices of the Peace and other
prominent persons living in neighborhood=
in which it is thought the supposed ab
ductors Of Charley Ross operated after the
abduction appealing to them to personally
' interest themselves in seeking for the missing
child, and urging that general and thor
ough search be made in all secluded places
The S1OUO reward Is Sllll OHereu...
Mrs. Bradshaw and Mr.. Franklin Woodruff
have testified in the Tilton as. Beecher suit
The formers evidence was unimportant. The
latter (Mr. Moultons partner) confirmed Mr.
Moutons statement relating to former in
tervew with Mr.. Tracy at which the guilt o
-g Mr.. Beecher was affirmed by Mr.. Moulton
and the witness stated that Mr.. Tracy haC
said that in this case lying was perfectly jus
-- tifiable, and had recommended that eithe
Moulton or Tilton be sent to Europe. Mr
Tilton was called to the stand on the 2Sth
and the question of his being allowed to tes
tify was argued. The Illinois House of Rep
~F resentatives has adopted a series of resolu
tions condemning military interference il
State affairs, and censuring the Admnstra
tion for its maintenance by Federal authorit
. of the Kellogg Government in Louisiana il
opposition to the will of the people, an
-..'a'- especially condemning the alleged militar
interference with the organization OF the Lee
islature of that State.
,. SATURDAY, Jan 30-A Madrid dispatc
says three important positions have bee
captured from the Carlists in the vale
be- . of Carascal and that there has bee
gradual advance all along tn
lines. Zaranz has been occupied b
Spanish battalion. IA report frol
Fort Sully, D. T., states that the recent col
I.. weather there was the seyerest ever know
in that country. The thermometer for Sc
eral days ranged from thirty-eight to fort
-, four below. Many cattle and ponies we
- ssH frozen to DEATH
MONDAY, Feb. 1.-Russia has reco
nized King Alphonso. .Drs. Peters al
2 Harknoss, of the American expedition, we
the only successful observers OF the transit
Venus in New Zealand. The German par
49, at Auckland Islands had n successful obscry
~ tion..,.A Madrid dispatch says
understanding in regard TO the V
,,.-, ginius indemnity has been reached
Minister Gushing and the Minist
rrI of Foreign Affairs Senor Castro AT
.v caucus of Republican United States Sci
tors in Washington on the evening of the &c
ult. il was decided to support the Preside
s in what he has already done relative
.- ae affairs in Louisiana. and to stand by Ii
in the future in the support of the Kello
Government in all its lawful authority
be y is said there were eight Senators who
scented from this position of their Republic
ID a. associates. Mr.. Trask, the wellkno
anti-tobacco apostle, died at Fitchbu
Mass, a few days ago, at the age of seven
~ nine. 4. "A reward Of 5000 was notlong sll
offered by citizen of London for &C
~ (said TO be the only one in the United Stat
,s a. of book published in England
1880, relating TO a member of the royal fan
ssIy2 OF England, and against the publication
which the Lord Chancellor issued an inju
' n ton. The book is reported to be in pos
aion of a 1awvar NJ TnnisVille XIV The