Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-12
CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.

CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.
The iron.clad Serapis, with the Primo,
of Wales on board reached Bombay OF
the 7th.
THE Official count of She recent election
in Iowa gives Kirkwood 31,745 majority
for Governor, s tf5 sHtuttl3
THE official canvass Of the votes il
4. Pennsylvania gives Hartranft (Rep.) fol
Governor a majority of 14,5lo.
SECRETARY CHANDLER has appointed
A. P. Gaylord, of Saginaw City, Mich, as
Assistant Attorney General for the interior
Department. ess
The President has appointed John A,
Raymond Postmaster at Vicksburg, Miss
in place OF Henry II. Pease, suspended
under the Tenure-of- Office acs.
SECRETARY RoBEsoN's friends in Wash.
ington claim that the election Of Repub.
lican Legislature in New Jersey will send
him to the United States Senate.
THE new Territorial Legislature OF
Colorado will be composed as follows
Council-Republican A; Democrats, o.
House-Republicans 10; Democrats, 10.
THE large number of 81 1873, 900 postal
cards were issued by the Postoffice De-
psrtment during the month of October,
being 5000, 900 more than during any pre-
vious month.
THE vote in Massachusetts for Governor
at the recent election was as follows
Rice (Rep) S3,523; Castor (Dcm.), 49,
24e; Baker (Pro), 8,965; Adams, 1,774i
Phillips, 301.
THE First Comptroller of the Treasury
has disallowed the claim of the State OF
Nebraska for $53,93S, being per cent.
on the value, at $1.25 per acre, of the estl-
mated quantity of Indian reservations in
that State.
THE Republicans in Washington fired
100 guns on the evening of the 7th in
honor of the victories claimed by them at
the elections on the I'd. The President
was serenaded at the Executive Mansion,
and responded in brief speech.
THE Grand Jury in the United States
Court at st. Louis has indicted VIM. Nc
Kee, enc of the proprietors of the Globe
Democrat, and Constantine Mcguire, lhte
Revenue Collector, for conspiracy to de
fraud the Government of its revenue in
connection with the whisky tax.
A FIVE DOLLAR counterfeit National
Bank note purporting to have been issued
by the First National Bank of Galena,
H., has been discovered in the Redemp-
tien Agency at Washington. There is no
such bank in existence. The note was
evidently altered from the plate of the
Traders National Bank of Chicago
A Mr.. JACKSON, of Jefferson County,
H., while getting out of bed the other
morning before daylight, accidentally
stepped upon the body of his daughter
(who was sleeping on an improvised bed
ON the floor, crushing in her chest and
killing her instantly. She was fifteen
years old. The father weighs over 200
pounds.
THE following Congressman were elect
ed on the I'd: First Massachusetts Dis
trict, VIM. w. Crapo (Rep); First Missis-
sippi, Louis Q. c. Lamar (Dem. }, re-
elected; Second, G, Wiley Welles Rep.)
Third, II. d. Money (Dem.); Fourth, o.
X. Singleton Dcm.); Fifth, c. E. Hooker
Dem.); Sixth, Roderick Seal Dem !;
Thirty third New York, Nelson l. Morton.
Rep); Oregon, Henry Warren Rep).
DAVID ROBINSON, living near Kokomo,
Ind, on the night of the Sd shot two OF
his children with arevolver and then cut
their throats from ear TO ear. His wife
and one son escaped by running, he firing
two shots at them, wounding the son
His friends claim he was temporarily in.
sane. His dead body was found the next
morning fourteen miles south of Kokomo.
1t is supposed he jumped or fell from a
freight train on which he was making his
escape.
THE committee appointed by the Con-
gregational Association of Ministers to in
vestigate the charges against Mr. Beecher
is composed as follows: Rev. VIM. Tay-
lor, of the Broadway Tabernacle, New
York Rev. DR.. William Ives Burlington,
of the Clinton Avenue Church, Brooklyn
Rev. Profs. Parsons and Martin, of the
New York Theological Seminary, and
Rev. Charles ii. Everest of the Church
of the Puritans, Brooklyn. Plymouth
Church has referred to committee the
charge made by Mrs. Moulton against Mr.
Beecher.
NJ. BARTHoLDo, umpire of the Amer.
lean and Spanish Claims Commission for
the settlement of claims of citizens Of the
United States against Spain for wrong
and injuries committed against persons
and property on the island of Cuba since
the commencement of the present insur.
reclion, has recently rendered his de.
cision, by which Joaquin G. Deangerica,
whose property was embargoed in 1855
anu IcsVOHcu W MN ii lo'o-4i 10 aNuruou
$74S 1870, with interest; Pedro s. Isioliera
gets $4,000 and interest for sixteen days
imprisonment.
DURING the last fiscal year there were
issued by the Postoffice Department 107,'
$4,000 postal. cards, of the value of 81,
O76, 100. The estimate of the number fol
the next fiscal year is 154, ,937, 900. The
number of public or ordinary postal
stamps issued to Postmasters during the
f,scal vear was 809 aA9 ITO Of vAl,,e o