Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
EPIToME OF THE WEEK.
Condensed from Tslerrams Of Accompanying Dates

Judge ElnmOnS, on inc lnlJcu Slolcs Clf-
cult Court, instructed them TO the effect
that the Fourteenth Amendment to the United
States Constitution applies TO States and
not individuals, and that the denial TO q negro
of the full and equal enjoyment Of the accom-
modatlons and privileges Of theatcrs and inns
As Il matter that the State Government alone
controls, and can only be reached by a civil
action.
THURSDAY, March 25.-Don Carlos has
. Issued decree calling into the military
service all the males in the Navarro Provinces
over eighteen years old. -. Louis Kossuth has
been defeated IN q parliamentary contest in
Hungary. Over 10000 people attended the
funeral OF John Mitchell, at Ncwry, Ireland,
on the 23d. 1t seems that the late John
Mitchell, who was elected member of the
British Parliament from Tipperary, Ireland,
as a subject of Queen Victoria, was in fact n
citizen of the United States, as appears from
transcripts Of the records recently made in
the Office of the Clerk Of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia for the British
Minister. I'm the Rhode Island Lcgisla-
ture ON the oath a special committee re-
port was made on the recent conflict OF
authority between the United States Marshal
and the State Constables over the wholesale
stock Of liquors attached by the Marshal and
afterward seized by the State Constables be-
cause the sales were made from the stock in vi
olation oftheStatc law. The committee censure
the Chief Of Police of Providence for refusing TO
obey the State Constables, but aiding in.
stead the United States Marshal, and recon-
mend the adoption Of resolution request
ing the Governor to transmit TO the Presi.
dent of the United States a statement of the
facts relating to the interference OF the United
States Marshal for the District Of Rhode
Island with the State Constablcs in the
discharge Of their duty, in the city of ProH-
dence, on the 23d of February, 1876.
Bessie Turner's cross-ex animation was con.
eluded on the oath Several corrections as
TO dates were made, and she admitted to
having made mistakes in her evidence before
the Church Investigating Committee. She
reaillrmed her testimony as TO Mr.. Tilton's
conduct in his family and toward her.
George L. Perkins, Of Norwich, Conn, testi-
fed that he saw Mr.. Bcccher in the train on
the Boston Il Albany Railroad en- route for
Boston, on the 4th Of June, 1873, the date
fixed upon by Mrs. Moulton as the day Mr.
Beechcr confessed TO her Mr.. Geo: s.
titled to having seen Mr.. Tilton in the COM
pany Of Mrs. Woodhull and Miss ClaAn in a
communistlc procession in 1871. John c.
Southwick testified that Mr.. Tilton had denied
to him the truth Of the Woodruff scandal as
far as it related to Mr., Beecher and Mrs Til.
ton. He (Tilton) had pronounced Mrs Wood.
hull to be a fine woman, and gloried in having
written her life. Gov. Kellogg has issued
q call for an extra session of the Louisiana
Legislature, 10 meet on the 14th OF April, tC
carry out the adjustment OF the political diff
ticultics and for other purposes -. In reply
to a telegram from one Of the miners who
recently came out of the Black Hills as tc
whether he would be permitted TO return with
' reinforccmcnts and provisions, Gen. Ord il
reported as saying; "Troops from Fort
Laramie and hostile Indians have both zone
for you miners. For their sakes l hope the
troops will reach them first as the militar,
orders are simply to bring in the party, con
fine the leaders, burn their wagons and de
stroy their outfts.n
FRIDAY March 26.-Another defeat has
ocen indicted upon the Carlists at Huguet, il
which they lost 800 and the Alpnonsists sixty
eight killed. According to the latest adyice
from Estella, Gems. Mundera, Saballa and Tris
tany have united in protest against Gen. Ca
breras manifesto in favor of Alphonso. =.
In the Beecher trial, on the 25tl
James B. Woodleigh (colored), formerl
in Mrs. Woodhull's employ, testified tina
he had frequently seen Mr. Tilton at tn
house and also at the business Office OF Mrs
Woodruff. He CTilton) was at the Office yer
often in the summer of 1871. The uues
ion pf fl,,. of
was discussed in witness presence; Mr.. I
said she ought to publish it, as he could no
doit, for they would crush him; he said Ply
mouth Church would pay 100000 to have
stopped. Witness had seen Mr.. Tilton an
Mrs. Woodruff often sitting together, wit
their arms around each other. Richard Adam
Gray and Lucy Ann Giles (both colored), fol
merly in the employ Of Mrs Woodruff, ais
testified to having seen Mr.. Tilton frequentl
at the Woodruff house, and to having vii
messed many demonstrations of affection be
tween Mr.. 7. and Mrs. w. The witness Ora
remembered a conversation between Mr.. I
and Mrs, W. about getting Mr.. Beecher to pre-
side at Mrs. WIS Stenway Hall meeting i
1871; Mrs. w. said he had better preside @
she would make 1t very hot for him, and Nj
i. said he (Beecher) would have TO and woul
prer'de IA National Conference of Repre-
sentative Workingmen is TO be held at Cir
cinnati on the first Tuesday in SeptembC
next.
SATURDAY, March 27.-Twenty Con
munist prisoners have escaped from Ne
Caledonia, under the leadership of DIR. Ra
taoul...A Madrid telegram says that o
the recent arrival OF Gen. Iona at Zurl
quarry the Carlists fraternized with the A
phonsists, and demonstrations were mad
by both armies in favor of peace.
Atty.Gcn. Williams has given an opinion
the effect that the vacant j Judgeship in Loui
lana caused by the resignation of Judl
Durell and to which Judge Pardee WI
nominated by the President, but which non
inaton the Senate refused to confirm, cal
II not be Tiled until the next session of Congress
A New Orleans dispatch says Judge Woot
has decided that the statutes give him Il
power to select District Judge in his ci
cult to ill the Durrell vacancy. The II
publican State Convention of Rhode Islar
has nominated: For Governor, Henry Lippet
of Providence; Lieutenant-Govemor Hen
4. Sissen, of Little Compton; Secretary
State, j. W. Addeman; Attorney -Gener,
Willard SAyles; General Treasurer, Samu
Cork. The last three are the present incur
bents. =. Gen. c. @. Augur has arrived in Ne
Orleans from Texas and assumed command
the United States troops stationed in that ci
and vicinity, Gen. Emory leaving for Washin
ton. The Michigan Prohibitionists have wit
drawn the State ticket nominated az Lansil
in January last. The reasons which have
TO this decision are briefly stated by the Cha
man Of the State Central Committee as follow
First-The denomination of Judge GRAY
q to the Supreme Court by Democrats and ]
publicans; Second-The non-political natu
OF theofiees OF Justices of the Supreme Co,
and Regents Of the University; Third-T
= resignation Of three Of the candidates nor
mated at the Prohibition State Convention.
large body of armed Mexcans attack
several ranches about seven miles from Corr
Christi, Tex, on the evening Of the 26th, a
robbed one store, taking several Americi