Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-02
EPIToME OF THE WEEK.
CONDENsEp rILEeRApHIc NEws.

adopted, and the following nominations
were made: For Secretary of State, G.. d.
Dusenbery; Comptroller, Anson A.. Hop
kins; Treasurer, Stephen B. Ayers; State
Engineer and Surveyor, George A. Dud
ley; Canal Commissioner, Ira ID. Bell
State Prison Inspector, John b. Glib; At
torney- General, Ed. T. Marsh.
Mr.. BEAcn's argument in behalf of the
plaintiff in the TiltOn-B -Beeeher suit was
concluded on the odd Mr.. Tilton's coun-
sci then presented to the court afIidavits
concerning additional evidence which they
desired admitted and asked for reopen
| ing of the case to that end. Judge Neil
son took the matter under advisement.
JUDGE BLoDaETT, of the United States
District Court, Chicago, decided that the
alleged illicit distillers must surrender
their books to the Government officials,
ard IN accordance with this decision the
United States Marshal on the Esd took
possession of all books belonging to the
establishments recently seized in Chicago
THE California Independent State Con
veption, held at Sacramento on the 23d,
adopted lengthy platform, a large por-
ton of which is devoted to the transpor-
tation question. A full State ticket was
nominated, headed by Gen. Bidwell for
Governor and the present acting Governor
! Pacheco) for Lieutenant Governor.
A WASHINGTON dispatch of the Gath says
the report of the commission to examine
al, IL. (f.,at.
House had been made public, and is to the
effect that the foundations are unsafe and
the stone of poor quality. Secretary
Bristow indorses the report, and has de
cided to stop work on the building until
the meeting of Congress.
JUDGE NELSON announced, on the
morning of the Gath, that, under the cir
cumstances, he was compelled, on an ex-
animation of the aflidavit5, 70 deny the ap-
plication for reopening the Tilton- Beecher
case, and, in accordance with Mr.. Beach's
request the papers were filed with the
Clerk of the court. The Judge then pro-
ceeded to deliver his charge to the jury,
which was concluded little after noon,
and at one o'clock the jury retired for de-
Liberation.
THE Opposition State Convention of
Iowa was held at Des Moines on the oath.
The following nominations were made
Hon. Sheppard Lefiler for Governor; Capt.
f. B. Woodward for Lieutenant Governor
w. J. Knight for Judge of the Supreme
Court; \. II. Wright for Superintendent
of Public Instruction The platform
adopted declares against a third term
and favors reduction of the Pres
idcnt's salary and the resumption OF
specie payment as soon as the same can
be done without injury to the business in
terests of the country, and in the mean
time favors a sufficient supply of national
currency for business purposes, and op-
poses the present National Banking law
A motion that the party organization be
known as Democratic was laid on the
table.
THE river Garonne, in France, over.
flowed its banks on the 24th, and Paris
dispatches of the 25th represent that the
loss of life had been appalling. Over SOC
houses had fallen in Toulouse, and it was
: reported that over 1000 lives had been
!, lost. In the st. Cyprien quarter 21a
=, corpses had already been recovered. More
than 10000 persons in Toulouse alon(
e were deprived of the means of subsistence
Y At Tremouillet five houses only remained
: standing out of 400. In the district o.
Folk two villages had been entirely sub
! merged and many dead bodies had beer
/ found. The crops of all kinds through
out the inundated districts were altogether
4 destroyed.
Il IT was reported on the 25th inst. tha
Garcia, the Spaniard who stole portion
of Murillo's famous picture from the Sc
! vile Cathedral, and who was kidnapped il
l. Cuba and subsequently sent to Spain, haC
> been shot at Madrid without trial. Th'
{ important Carlist fortress of Misavet, OF
T! the river Ebra, is officially reported t.
have surrendered.
THE New Hampshire Legislature ol
: the 25th finally passed-by party vote o
: ia to 166-the resolution censuring tn
u Governor and Council in the Senatorial
= matter.
y AT Plymouth Church prayer-meeting
a on the evening of the 25th, Mr. Becche
!, referred to the scandal trial and said Ii
"a should continue to act as pastor of Ply
/ mouth Church because he felt that, N
/, matter what the verdict of the jury Nigh
= be, his congregation would still have fait
y in and stand by him The jury had nC
"a agreed on verdict up to the morning c
the Goth
THREE vinegar factories were seized /
Cincinnati on the 25th for Illicit distilli
1r tion Of whisky.
90 AN Omaha dispatch in the Chicag
" Tribune of the 26th, from United StatC
T. Senators Hitchcock and Paddock, says IL
c. reports of grasshopper ravages in N
st braska published in the Chicago pape
~ were greatly exaggerated The grassho
m pers had done but little damage, and on
" in isolated cases. The crops promise
q splendidly,
~ THE total damage by the late inundatlC
u, of the Garonne region was estimated
er the est. at about 5000, 600. The lowe
St, estimate Of deaths in the flooded distriC
Ct, was 1000.
GREAT foundations have recently c
CURED in Bohemia, Moravia, Corinthi
he Tyrol and Beriat, with considerable 10
nd of life and immense destruction of pro
es' erty.
ed INDIANINsPECToR DANIELS states, in
,ar dispatch dated Red Cloud Agency, Ju
IN "a, that the Red Cloud and Spotted II
m Indians had signed an agreement To- reli
ln, nc, quish their rights in Nebraska fer-the su
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zee CONSIDERABLE damage was done in
M ae northwestern portion Of Detroit City on
ec evening of the e7tl by tornado whi
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