Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-05

awarded in the divorce suit, or to go to
jail Brigham was sick in bed aad, still
refusing to pay, was placed in custody of
the Marshal
A RECENT Berlin dispatch says Arch
bishop Ledochowski will be expelled from
Germany as soon as his term of imprison-
ment has expired.
A CHANGE of venue has been granted in
the case of the People vs. Flynn and
Wilkie, charged with conspiracy to injure
the reputation of Miss Early, of Rockford,
ILL.,, and will be tried in Boone County in
February.
A DAUGHTER has been born to the
Duchess of Edinburgh-a grand daughter
to the Queen.
A FEW days ago as man named Small
was riding in a wagon near railroad
wharf in Portland, Me-, he saw two chill
dren playing on the track and train
backing down on them. He sprang from
the wagon TO rescue the children and sue
ceeded in doing SO, but was himself run
over by the train and killed.
THREE small children of colored man
named Krumsley, of Athens, Ohio, were
left at home alone the other evening, and
during the absence of their parents the
house took fire Gt is supposed from the
upsetting of a lamp and the children
were burned to death.
IT was announced on the Both ult. that
the large iron-producers, Blockow,
Vaughan & Co., at Leeds, England, en-
ploying in their collieries, mines and
works over 10000 men, had given notice
to their employees that all work would be
suspended Nov. 13.
A CAIRO Egypt dispatch of the Both
ult. states that the Egyptian army had en-
tered Abyssinia, and that the inhabitants
were retreating, offering no resistance.
A RECENT London dispatch says the
British expedition to punish piratical ma.
tives on the Congo River had been heard
from. Many villages had been burned
and large number of natives killed.
THE iron-clad Magenta, the flagship of
the Yice-Admiral commanding the French
squadron of Toulon, caught fire on the
30th ult. and ultimately exploded.
THE London Times of the morning of
fthe 1st estimates that 200 seamen had been
drowned in the North Sea during the
gales of the preceding three weeks.
JAMES Otis, Mayor of San Francisco,
died on the morning of the Both ult.
A RECENT letter from Russia states that
the Government had been engaged in a
vigorous crusade against Socialist agita-
tors. Arrests had been made in Moscow,
Frela, Odessa, Blazau and st. Petersburg.
In one village near Moscow thirty work
| ingmen had been arrested, and one of
them, resisting the police force, had been
killed.
A DISPATCH from Ragusa on the 1st
SAYS force of /, 800 Turks had been late
ly defeated while attacking a strong in
surgent position near Zubi. The Turks
lost 150 killed and the insurgents twenty
killed and wounded.
A New YORK telegram of the 1st says
Mr.. Moody had appointed Friday, the
18th inst, day of fasting and prayer, and
the congregation voted that the nation be
invited to join.
A RECENT dispatch from Virginia City
New, says building was going on rapidly
and the burnt district was dotted with
shanties. Work was plenty and wages
high. Relief was coming in freely, and
the people had recovered their spirits.
A RUN on the National Gold Bank and
Trust Company of San Francisco was in
augurated on the Both ult. The bank con-
tinued to meet all demands during the
day, but did not open for business on the
morning of the 1st. The officers claimed
that the bank could pay everything in
full, and would resume as soon as posi-
BILE. No excitement was apparent at the
other banks in San Francisco on the 1st