Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-26

THE last Of the seven murderers of the
four Italians in Denver, Col, have been
captured,
CARDINAL PmTRo DI SnLvEsTRI died in
Rome on the 10Th. lie was elevated to
the Cardinalatc in 1853.
Snow TO the depth of three and half
feet, and more falling, was reported in
Wyoming Territory on the 10Th.
A RECENT Berlin dispatch says the
number of German exhibitors who had
applied for space at the Philadelphia Cen
ttennial was ,140.
CAROLINE KLANG, young Swedish
girl of indianapolis, Ind, was fatally
burned a few mornings ago by the explo-
sion of coal-oil lamp.
THE libel suit of Henry G. Bowen
against the Brooklyn Eagle for 100000
came up recently IN the Brooklyn City
Court and was put over for the term.
GEN. f. .. HARLAN, a awell-known news.
paper correspondent at Springfield, ILL.,,
and formerly Secretary to Gov. Palmer,
died few days ago, aged thfrty-six.
The Postmaster General, in his annual
report, recommends the repeal of that part
of the amended Postal laws which in
creased the postage on transient news
papers.
UNITED STATES SENATOR FERRY, ot
Connecticut, died at his residence in Nor
walk on the afternoon of the 21st from
softening of the spinal marrow. He was
fifty-two years of age.
A RECENT Washington dispatch states
that Treasurer New had himself REIN
bursed the Treasury for the 50, 900 recent
ly stolen, and that he had not assessed thu
employees to make the amount good.
A WOMAN with boy resembling
Charlie Ross was recently arrested at New
town, Conn, but afterward discharged
The child resembled the missing boy il
everything except the color Of the eyes.
DURING the destruction by fire of
Gance-hall in Chicago, a few nights ago
the roof fell in and eight firemen wer,
carried with it into the burning ruins
All were recoved more or less burned anC
otherwise injured-some of them fatally
ii was feared.
THE opinion has been expressed b,
Atty-Gen. Pierrepont that Ann Eliza
when she married Brigham Young, vic
lated the United States statute, and can
not avail herself of her own wrong, an,
consequently has no legal claim for ali
mony.
A MONTREAL dispatch of the 10th say
Guibord's remains had been quietly an,
peaceably buried in the Roman Catholi
cemetery at that place. The precaution
taken by the municipal authorities insure
peace. The coffin was imbedded in &C
ment and was placed upon that of hi
deceased wife.
In his annual report Postmaster-Ger
Jewell states that the total cost of inlan
mail transportation for the fiscal year end
ed June 80, 1875, was $15, 1853 1863, ther
being an increase of S,776 miles in tn
length of routes as compared with 1875
but decrease of $4s, ,6SS in the cost {
maintaining the service.
ACCORDING to statistics furnished by tn
Cincinnati Commercial there are at preser
a total of forty-two State and Territori;
Oranges ih the United States, and over "a
900 subordinate Oranges, comprising
membership of about 1 ,450, 900. This
an increase Of 1000 Oranges and aboI
10000 members over 1874. The receip
of the National Grange for 1874 wei
$229, ,533, and the expenditures $3.50, so
It is estimated that the Patrons hay
$1S,000,000 cash capital invested in the
road and steamboat lines, banks, fire an
life Insurance companies, cotton gins an
mills, packing houses, fouring-mills, ell
vators, grain warehouses, machineI
manufactures, shipping association
foundries, tanneries, cheese factories, el
A DECLARATION and appeal to Congres
signed by over 5000 voters of Indianap
lis, Ind, was published in that city on Il
Goth, demanding, in view of the continue
depression of business, the numerous fai
ures consequent thereon, etc, the repe
of the Resumption act, the permanent 7
tirement of all National Bank notes al
Al, Of 40
legal-tenders, and the refunding of
least a portion of the present nation
bonded debt into bonds bearing low
rate of interest, say 3.65 per cent. per a
mum, interconvertible with national legi
tender paper money at the pleasure of t
holders. A call is also made for mas
meeting to be held in indianapolis on
1st of December in furtherance Of the
demands.
PRESIDENT GRANT has issued OrdI
consolidating the internal revenue C
lection districts throughout the COUNT
The changes at the West and South {
as follows: In Ohio, the Seventeen
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Districts
consolidated as the Eighteenth, G.
Pettengill. Collector; the Thirteenth a
Fourteenth as the Thirteenth, r. @. XII
Collector; Eleventh and Twelfth as
Eleventh, b. F. Coates, Collector; Nil
and Tenth as the Tenth, j. II. Swigi
Collector; Seventh and Eighth as
Seventh, G. G. Wolcott, Collect
Fourth and Fifth as the Fourth,
NJ. Wilson, Collector; Fifteenth and 5
teenth as the Fifteenth, ]. l.. X
singer, Collector. In Indiana,
Ninth and Tenth as the Tenth, G
Moore, Collector; Sixth and Seventh
the Sixth, Frederick Boggs, Collector;
Second and Third as the Second, Hora
Woodbury., Collector. In Illinois,
Second and Sixth as the Second, W..
Allen, Collector; Tenth and Twelfth