Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-12
VOL. XX.'l,I1I.NO. Xxx,
EPTTOME oF THE WEEK.
CoNpENsEp TELEeRApNlc NEws.

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Maryland by over $4,000 majority, Legis-
lature Republican. sa ssr si.ea7
THE recent election in Chicago and
Cook County was q very exciting one and
resulted in the choice Off. G. Huek tf1ep. J
as County Treasurer over A, o. Hesing
(0pp. by between 8 1000 and 4 900 majority.
Local and personal matters entered large
ly-into the canvass and third and indie
pendent tDem. } candidate was in the field
and received over 1900 votes The Re
publicans do not CLAIM the victory as a
partisan one. In the city over 55, 900 votes
were poIlcd tiilf
A BERLIN special of the Sd says the
Northern powers had requested Austria to
submit a proposition to the Sublime
Porte, embodying the guarantees to be de-
manded and the control to be exercised to
insure the performances of the Sultah's
promise of reform to. the insurgents in his
vassal States. 1t was believed in Berlin
and Vienna that Turkey would be unable
to suppress the rebellion, and that Austria
would intervene with an army in The
spring. M
IT was reported on the Sd that Gen.
Saballs, having returned to Spain, had
been arrested by Don Carlos and would
be courtmartialed for not preventing the
late disasters in Catalonia.
THE Tammany ticket was defeated a.
the recent election in New York city
Recorder Hackett was elected by about
5000 majority, and Morrissey was elected
State Senator by about 1000 majority
The news received up to the morning of
the 4th rendered it probable that the Dem
ocratic State ticket was elected. The AL
bany EOening Journal of the 4th put the
Democratic majority in the State at be-
tween 5000 and 5000. The Legislature
is Republican-Senate by 19 and House
by 10 majority
AN official dispatch was published in
Madrid on the 3D. stating that the last of
the Carlists in Catalonia, numbering six
commanders and $50 men, had surren-
dered, and that the province was entirely
pacificated.
THE Arkansas General Assembly con-
vened on the 2d and the Governors mes-
sage was read. ....-
A JACKSON MISSY dispatch of the Sd
says the Democrats had carried thai State,
electing their entire ticket in nearly every
county. They would have about thirty
majority in the House and six or eight in
the Senate. The Democrats also elected
the entire Congressional delegation with
the possible exception of the Sixth Dis
trict, and returns indicated their success
there. No disturbance was reported any
where.
AN earthquake shock was felt ut Atlanta
and other sections of Georgia on the night
of the I'd. at.r ~.
THE political complexion ofthe new Leg
islature of New Jerseyis is as follows: Senate
Republicans, IL; Democrats, o. House
Republicans, 81; Democrats, 90.
JJ. RoNALDsoN & SoNs, West India
merchants of London, have failed for
$3.50, 900.
MINISTER SCHENcK has written letter
to the London Times exposing the system
attic sale of fictitious American university
degrees.
A DUEL occurred in New York city a
few days ago between two Polish Jews
named Joseph Goldman and Moses Piskall,
who were partners in the jewelry business.
Goldman was shot over the right temple
and right cheek and instantly killed.
Piskall was shot over the right eye and
mortally wounded. a
A FIRE at Sherman, Tex, on the list, de-
stroyed siXty-five business places, the
postofiice and every printing Office in the
town, and rendered some thirty families
homeless. Loss estimated at over $500, 900;
insurance small.
THE Secretary of the Treasury has adj
dressed a circular to the Collectors of Gus
toms announcing that no further i'm
poftations of neat-cattle or hides will be
allowed for the present from England,
in consequence of the prevalence of
the foot and mouth disease in that coun-
try.
THE annual report of the Postmaster
General will show that during the past
year 3,640,797 letters were received at the
Dead-Letter Office in Washington, of
which number 2l0,377 were foreign
These dead letters contained SO, ,546, ,993.-
A in money, drafts, etc.-all of which eX-
cept about 1876, 900 was returned to the
senders. The foreign letters were returned
unopened.
1T was reported at Berlin on the 4th
that Prussia had asked Austria to prevent
Bishop Forester, while residing in the
Austrian portion of his diocese, from ex-
ercising any episcopal functiOn touching
the Prussian portion.
THE French Assembly met on the 4th.
A ST. PAUL dispatch of the 4th says
Pillsbury (Rep.) for Governor of Mime
sofa would have about 10000 majority.
Pfaender (Rep.) for Treasurer ran behind
his ticket, but was probably elected. Leg
islature Republican.
DUKE D'AUDFFAT PAsoUIER has been
elected President of the French Assembly
by combination of the Left with por-
ton of the Right. The act is regarded
in Paris as an anti -Bonapartist demonstra-
ton.
A MADRID telegram of the 9th says a
note had been received from the Vatican
insisting upon the execution Of the con-
cordat with the Holy Seei refusing to rec
ognizc the royal placet; attributing the
civil war to religious liberation, and de-
manding that the Bishop of Urgel shall be
tried by ecclesiastical Judges and not by
an ordinary tribunal
THE Albany Argus of the 9Th publishes
returns which give Bigelow (Dem.) for
Secretary of State of New York 1O,7Oe
majority, which further returns would
probably increase.
Ara business meeting of Brooklyn Ply
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