Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-08
EPIT0ME OF THE WEEK.
CONDENsED TELEeRAPHIC NEWS.


THE testimony of the seven.year. oh
daughter of James Shell the man lynche,
at Bellefontaine, Ohio--was given befor
the Coroner's jury at Belle Center ON tn
9Sth, and was of so damaging characte
to her mother as TO cause renewal of IN,
! excitement, and threats of another lynch
ing were general. The Sheriff of tn,
county accordingly removed Mrs. Shell
from the jail and, it was believed, tool
her to Marysville, The conviction tha
Mrs. Shell was at least party to the
murder of Allie Laughlin was becoming
settled. it n
1T was reported on the Goth ult. thai
the Turks had crossed the Scrvian frontier
despite the protest of Servia.
IT is.said the Herzegovinian insurgents
nave refused to treat with the Porte direct.
ly in any case. They insist that a Eu.
ropean commission delegated by the
powers shall make and guarantee a treaty.
The latest returns received in London
up to the Goth ult. showed that in East
Sussex there were 5000 beasts affected by
The cattle plague; in Gloucester, 10000 /;
in Warwickshire, 5000; in Cumberland,
1900, and in Westmoreland, 400. YORK
shire showed large increase
THE Society of the Army of the Ten
nessee met in annual session at Des-
Moincs, Iowa, on the Goth ult. President
Grant, Gen. Sherman and other distin-
guished military men were in attendance.
The old officers were reelected, including
Gen. w. t. Sherman as President. Presi.
dent Grant made somewhat lengthy
speech. Several other speeches were also
delivered, and Philadelphia was agreed
upon as the place of meeting next year.
A RECENT Madrid telegram says the
Calists had been forced to raise the siege
of San Sebastian and had retired to Tolosa.
QUIET prevailed at Fall River, Mass.
on the 30th ult., and no further serious
trouble was anticipated, although the
militia was still on duty. Many of the
operatives had resumed work, and all the
mills were running.
A RED CLOUD AGENCY dispatch of the
Both ult says the commissioners had
about given up all hope of consummating
treaty, but had submitted new propo-
sition to the Indians, offering $400, 900 per
annum for the right to mine, raise stock
and cultivate the soil in the Black Hills
country; or to purchase the country for
$4,000, 900, in fifteen equal annual INSTALL
ments; also offering to purchase the Big
Horn country in Wyoming for $4,000 an
nually for ten years-$50,O0 600 in addition
to the above to be distributed in presents
among the Indians.
The Commissioners of the Freedman's
Savings and Trust Company, in Washing
ton, announce that they will commence,
on the 1st of November, paying dividend
of 20 per cent. on all audited claims.
A COUNTERFEIT ten.dollar bill on one of
the National Banks of Cincinnati has
made its appearance in Chicago. The
Tribune says it is pronounced by experts
TO be almost perfect, with the exception of
the lower lefthand corner of the back of
the note, which is much blurred.
THE Comptroller of the Currency re-
ports that eighty-three National Banks
have been organized since the passage of
the act Of Jan. IA, 1875, with capital of
$9,234 900, to which circulation has been
issued amounting to $3,023, ,730. The
total amount of additional circulation is
sued since the passage of the act is $1O,-
21S,00O, Of which 81, 100000 has been is
sued to Pennsylvania, $114,0O0 to West
Virginia, $3G9, 900 to Kentucky, 1924, 900
to Ohio, 1881 900 to Indiana, 100000 to
Illinois, and $121 900 to Iowa. The total
amount of legaltender notes deposited
for the purpose of retiring circulation
from the passage of the act of June 20,
1874, to Oct. 1, 1875, is $25, ,O42 ,749 The
amount of National Bank circulation out
standing on the 1st was $347, 1868, ,742-be- |
ing $2,000,000 less than-on June 90, 1874.
and $4,000, 900 less than on Jan. IA, 1875
NED O'BALDwIN, the Irish Giant"
died in New York city few days ago
from pistol wounds inflicted upon him by
his business partner, in quarrel in their
saloon.
THE mother of little Mabel Young, the |
victim of the belfrymurder at Boston,
has lost her reason and has been placed in
an insane asylum in that city.
AUSTRIAN official dispatches of the 1st
state that an engagement was fought at
Kick on the day preceding, and resulted
in the defeat of three Turkish battalions. |
Servia had summoned all her subjects
abroad to return within three weeks and
join the landwehr.
A CABLE telegram of the LIST says san
culinary riots had occurred at Stock
holm, Sweden, between the militia and
police.
ACCORDING to Berlin special of the
1st the Bishop of Breslau had notified the
Ecclesiastical Court that he is determined
not to obey its summons to attend for
trial, on the ground that the court is not
competent to try him.
PRESIDENT GRANT and party reached
Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 3D.. Brigham
Young called on the President.
THE new mint it was conceded at
Washington on the Sd, will be located at
Chicago
CHINA and Burmah had, according to a
Rangoon special to the London Times,
formed an alliance, offensive and defens-
i've, TO oppose the demands of Great
Britain. Lord Napier, it was reported,
had resigned his position as commander
of the British forces in India.
DISPATCHES of the Sd from Belgrade
say the insurgents had been defeated in an
engagement in the northern part of BOs-
mia. The Turks were reported to have
burned the town and church of Misch-
kovac. .... .,.,ft~
A SAN SEBASTIAN telegram of the Sd
says the Carlists had on the preceding day
thrown 150 hot shot into that city. A