Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15
CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.

CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.
oTIm cholera has broken out in the prov
ince of Mysore, India.
The Massachusetts Prohibitionists have
nominated John J. Baker for Governor
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d. o. Mills has been chosen Presiden
Of the Bank Of California under the new
organization.
SAMUEL G. DnrncK, Attorney. Genera
OF Pennsylvania, died recently at Harris
burg Of pneumonia.
THE Canadian propellers st. Audley
and Bristol were recently destroyed by frC
ct Hamilton, on Lake Ontario.
GEN. BARTLETT has declined the nom
ination for Lieutenant Governor Of Massa
chusetts on the Democratic ticket.
GEORGE w. PEMBERToN was hanged a
Boston on the 9th for the murder of Mrs
Bingham at East Boston in March last.
THE North Carolina Constitutional
State Convention has adjourned sine die
after session of thirty -one working
days.
THE Garden House," near West
minister, England, valued with its con
tents atover $4,000, 900, has been totally de
stroyed by fire.
WEsTERvELT, convicted of being i'm
plicated In the abduction of Charlie Ross
has been sentenced to seven years. solitary
confinement in the Pcnitentiary
The United States Assistant Treasurer
at New York has been directed to sell
$1,000, 900 in gold on each Thursday ol
the present month-$4, 900, 900 in all.
THE peaches sent by the steamer Cana
da from New York to London arrived at
the latter port on the 9th in good order
and met with ready sale at large prices.
In recent prize-fght near Boston be.
tween John Ryan and Michael Carney
the former received injuries which re-
suited in his death the day after the fight
ANOTHER suit has been instituted
against VIM. NJ Tweed to recover the
sum of 1888, GAO alleged to have been
fraudulently paid on warrants certified by
him.
THE New York Supreme Court mas con
firmed the decision of the lower court de
nying the motion TO vacate the order of ar
rest on the $60O0,000 suit against William
NJ. Tweed and ordering $3,000,000 bail.
THE Sublime Porte of Turkey has de-
creed that during five years from Jan.
1876, the interest on and the redemption
. of the public debt will be paid one-half in
cash and the other half in per cent
bonds.
TRUE bills have been found by the
Grand Jury of the District of Columbia
against Benjamin B. Halleck, william FL
Ottman and T. w. Brown for having been
concerned in the 1000 robbery of the
United States Treasury.
AT the recent session in Cincinnati OF
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF
America Very Rev. Patrick Byrne, OF
New Jersey, was chosen President and
James w. O'Brien, of New York city,
Secretary of the society for the ensuing
year.
ANNOUNCEMENT is made that Messrs.
Moody and Sankey will begin their revi
val on the 31st of the present month in
the Brooklyn On. " Rink, which will
accommodate from 1000 to 5000 persons.
The services will be on the same general
plan as that pursued in Great Britain.
THE United States Supreme Court has
recently decided, in the appealed ST. Louis
Minor case, that the new amendments to
the National Constitution do not confer
the right of suffrage upon anyone, and
that the Constitution and laws of the sew
eral States which confine that right to men
alone are not necessarily void.
THE Chicago Journal Of the 9th says
Private information and press dis
patches from various parts of the West in
dicate that, although here and there some
of the corn was damaged by food or frost,
yet the aggregate crop will be literally
stupendous. Advices from the South also
Indicate that the cotton crop will be better
than the average"
JOHN SINEY, President of the Miners
National Union, and Xingo Parks, a
prominent and active member of the same
association, were recently tried at Clear
field, Pa, on the charge of riot and con-
spiracy. The former was acquitted and
the latter convicted and sentenced to hard
labor for one year and fined one dollar and
costs, amounting to $500.
THE Commissioner of Indian Affairs at
Washington has received a dispatch from
Mr.. Jenney, of the Black Hills exploring
party, announcing the discovery of gold
in small quantities in the Bear Lodge
Mountains, in the northwestern portion
of the Black Hills The field is limited
in area, not exceeding fifty square miles,
and is wholly in Wyoming, being sepa-
rated from the region about Harney's
Peak by Red Water Valley.
THE American Board of Foreign Mis-
sions, at its recent session in Chicago,
elected Ethe following.named officers for
the ensuing year: President, Rev. Mark
Hopkinsi Vice-President, Hon. Vim. E,
Dodge Corresponding Secretaries, Rev.
Selah B. Treat and Nathaniel G. Clark
Recording Secretary, Rev. John o. Means
Treasurer, Langdon s. Ward; Auditors,
Hon. Thomas H. Russell, Hon. Avery
Plumer and Elbridge Terry.