Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-11
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Cnas b. Sanborn (Kep.) was elected Speak.
4 en- receiving 4 30 fNotes to ira rfor gHatch
.sa(Deml The. pretest- tho live RepalhliOan
Senators was received, stating that they had
refused to act with thebodyas long as Messfs
Priest and Proctor were allowed seats
grand and imposing Masonic sdemoustEation
was had in New York on the I'd, on the occa.
sion Of the dedication OF the new Masonic
Temple at Twcnty.tlird Street and Sixth av.
enue, said TO be the most magnificent struct-
EWc of lae kind In .Amcries. The following
nc thc1mominations made by the Ohio Re-.
publican State Convention: For Governor,
Ruthsrford D.. Hayes, Of sandusky; Lieu
EenantGUgrfor, Thomas L. Young, OF,
Hamilton, supreme Judge, George W. Nell
wainc; Auditor. James Williams, of Frank
lin; Attofney- General J6hn Little, n lGreen :,
Sgrreasurer, y. 8Aiilibr tAlllkena m Butter;
member of the Board of Public Works, Peter
Thatcher, of Cuyahoga Among the resolutions
adopted was one declaring President Giant
entitled to the gratitude of his countrymen
because of the disting0ished success Of his
Administration. Another resolution reads as
follows;s :" The observance of Washjngton's
example in retiring at the close Of a second
Presidential term VIII be IN the future, as ii
V has been in the past, regarded as a ftInda-
mental rule in the Unwritten law OF the Re-
ge publicp.. Tho Minnesota Democratic State
Convention is to be held on the 1th Of July.
FBIDAY, June 4.-The condition Of
b affairs between the British Government and
Burmah is said to be extremely critical. &c.
Much excitement has been caused in the
Treasury building in Washington by the
mysterious disappearance of a package con-
tliDing s41,500 in. greenbacks. No clew is yet
H,bf a., l. n. q
loined. Secretary Delano has concluded TO
suspend the sale Of Indian lands in Kansas
till Jan. l, 1876 -. Another outbreak has
occurred among striking miners at Ma
shanoy City, Pa, and vicinity, 2,000 armed
inen assailing men at work in the
collieries,l compelling them to desist
from labor. In one Sheriff and
posse Of men who attempted to dispcrse
the rioters were fired upon, and general
scrimmage ensued, few being killed and
several wounded on both sides. Military aid
has been called for by the authorities. e.
In Boston, a few days ago, a Mrs. Thomas
Banford took pistol which she supposed to
be unloaded and playfuily pointed 1t at the
head OF young lady friend of hers-Miss
Bell Whittier-and with the intention OF CIV
ing her momohtary fright, pulled the trig-
ger. The weapon proved to be loaded and the
bullet penetrated the young lady's brain,
producing instant death .LGut-Gen. p.
IL. Sheridan was married in Chicago
on the evening of the Sd to Miss
Irene Rucker, daughter of Bvt. Maj j.-Gen
Rucker -. The coalheaycrs of Chicago
are on a strike to prevent the reduction of
their pay from five to three dollars per day
20. -, The United States District Court of Gal
weston, Tex, has quashed an Indictment
y against an Opera-house manager for violating
the GiviLRights law on the ground of the
act being unconstitutional and the indictment
not alleging that the complainant was cti-
zen of the United States.
SATURDAY, June 5.-The Emperor of
Germany has conferred the order of civil merit
on Geo. Bancroft, the historian, and II. W.
Longfellow, the poet. Washington dis
patches announce that Postmaster Gen. jew
ell Is about TO start on tour OF inspection,
, visiting the principal cities ofthc Westn order
to observe the workings of the postal service
and to devise reforms where possible. e.
President Grant aud wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sartoris, Mrs. Col. Fred Grant and Gen. Bah
cock arc now, ut Long Branch ., The Coro-
ner's jury IN the 1folyoke disaster find that
no blame is to be attached to any person IN
Immediate connection with the fire. but they
cannot toestrongly condemn the almost Grim
inal carelessness shown in the construction of
thegalleriesf and means of egress therefrom
Tho jnryA declare that the parties who
a built and suffered such a death.trap to
stand should receive the unmeasured censure
OF the Community. THE jury further find
tiat the direct cause Of the fire, with its terri
ble sacrifice OF fhuman life, is attributable to
the trimmings OF laces, paper, etc, about the
altar, and to the fact that the building was
: shcathed with pine sheeting instead of being
plasterod. They strongly deprecate the use
Of such adornment and use of such finish in
places of public resort. :. The New Hamp.
shire House of Representatives has unani-
- mously adopted resolutions nstructing the
Speaker to request the Supreme Court to
name as carly a day as possible for the hear
ing Of the Senatorial question: also to allow
both sides to be represented by counsel with
vi briefs and arguments.
N, MONDAY. June 7.-All attempts to ne
s gotiate with the Indians for the transfer of
the Black Hills country to the Government
have failed, and the Indian delegations have
-. left .Washipgtonfo for their homes, Before they
iest- Rcd Cloud demanded compensation ia
the way of presents, etc, for the interpreters
,-,,a'nd other fl1ndiaps who had accompanied the
ldlegular delegates, which was With one or two
exceptions refused by the Commissioner. A
demandwas also made for horses, equipments
Q and guns, 10 which Commissioner Smith
-f replied that he would not give them guns i
ssahe could, and as to horses and saddles ht
would give them had he the power TO do so
a but he had not An Associated Prdss dis
8 patch Of the 6th says as the Indians lef
Wqship gton much dissatisfied difficulties arr
apprehended between then and whites who
as may enter their country for the purpose o
,sA seeking for gold It's estimated by theagent'
that the Sioux can muster from 5000 to 800
warriors, about half armed with rifles and thC
s Temainderrwitll' bows. and arrows. TheGov
q erument, meantime, will ondeavor topfeyen
esp adventurers from goingto that country, still
having some hope through the medium o
a FgommissionF 70 eflecta treaty with the Sioul
~ ". ,ARbttbsille (Pa) dispatch says the mill
tary have made preparations to secure pro
eponl " all working miners IN The oolierie
's4at Mahanoy cry and vicinity, and to insut
.,Ha eopunpqnee OF work, =. The, Wisconsin
= Democratic State Convention is to be held a
,ma Milwaukee on the sth Of September.
: "a TUESDAY, June e.-M Staempfi ha
-'' been elected President OF Switzerland. In
formation has been received in Washingto
that the Mexican Government hes sent tw
asiTegiments t0i watch the Rio sGrande borde
aad prevent raids. y. Gen. Henry W. Barr,
siCongfesshian nom MIs(issiprf,u died su;
denly In Wantin eton ~, tbu eth q a.,