Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-05
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that Mrs, Tilton had also made similar con-
fcssiUn--Mr Beecher taking upon himself all
the blame, and Mrs. 1iton insstng that the
fault was hers. On the cross-examina-
ton Mrs. Moulton admitted to having
on one occasion, when Mr. Beecher
spoke Of his great suffering and talked
Of committing suicide, with tears stream
ing down his cheeks, placed her hand on his
shoulder and kissed him on the forehead and
said II ever there was good man she be-
heved he was one. On another occasion, when
Mr. Beecherwas on his way to praycr.mecting,
she had, In the presence Of her husband,
thrown her arms around Mr.. Beecher's neck
and asked Mr.. Moulton to save this good
man. On the cross-examination on the 23d
Mrs. Carey admitted that she had been dis.
charged from one place for intoxication
bome statistics Of the search for Charlie Ross,
the stolen boy, have been recently published.
IL Is SAID, concerning the efforts to recover
the lost child, that detectives searching for
him had already expended more than S2O,-
OVO' Commissioners have searched from
ocean to ocean; 10000 circulars have been
issued; printing and photographing have
cost $1,000; corps of clerks have been en-
ployed In correspondence; 300 bands Of gyp-
sies have been searched; 600 Charlie Rosses
have been reported, and fully 100000 persons
have been engaged in the search. . Ernest
Ortwein, the confessed murderer OF the Ham
nett family, near Pittsburgh, Pa, last April,
was hanged in that city on the 23d.
THURSDAY, Feb. 25.--The majority re.
port of the Select Committee on Alabama AZ
fairs, made to the House on the 23d, sets forth
that the elections in that State had been car
uied by the Democrats by fraud and intimida.
Hion; that outrages upon the negro voters had
been OF frequent occurrence, and that the
charges OF corruption and plundering against
the Republican officials were unfounded and
unworthy Of belief. The report (signed bv
Messrs Coburn, Albright and Cannon) closes
with recommendation In favor OF the
passage Of the Force bill The minority
OF the committee, Messrs. Luttrell and
Buckner, made a report disagreeing with
the views o! the majority Gen. Jo-
scph r. Hawley has been renomi-
mated for Congress b, the Republicans OF the
First Connecticut District. IA New Orleans
dispatch says the Conservative caucus had
after an exciting debate, accepted the Wheel.
or proposition for compromise by maiori-
ty Of one vote The following nom-
nations have been made by the Ohio State
Prohibition Convention: For Governor, Jay
Odell, of Cleveland; Lieutenant Governor, II.
A. Thompson, of Franklin; Attorney General,
8. Adams, Of Cleveland; State Auditor, Bel
mont Locke, of Lawrence County; State
Treasurer, E II. Young, OF Champaign; su-
preme Judge, d. c. Montgomery, OF Knox
Member Board Of Public Works, J. r. Buchol,
Of Akron.
FRIDAY, Feb. 26.-On the evening of
the oath, while the congregation Of st. An.
drew's Church, on Duane street, in New York
city, were assembled in the building, the un.
supported walls OF an adjoining structure,
burned few days before, were blown down
by high winds and fell upon and crushed
through the church roof, falling upon the
east gallery principally, which was
crowded with people. Six persons were
Killed and twenty-five seriously injured. >.
The Democratic Senators and Representa-
Ewes Of the Alabama Legislature, without
exception, have signed protest against the
memorial presented in the United States
Senate on the Esd. 1t is said several
Republican members Of the Legislature deny
having signed any such memorial.
On the 25th Speaker Wiltz entered a protest
In the Conservative caucus against the Con
servative members returning to the hall Of
the House, " from which they were driven by
hostile bayonets, until they can do so without
stultihcation or any concessions whatever
About thirty members afterward signed the
protest.
SATURDAY, Feb. 27.-The steamship
Hong Hong, from London for japan, recently
foundered off the island of Abdel Cura, in the
Indian Ocean. Twenty-four persons were
drowned and nineteen saved. "A Washing
ton dispatch says Mr.. Zacharie, OF the Con
servative Committee, has presented to Repre-
sentative Wheeler a letter OF acceptance o.
the Conservative caucus Of Louisiana. II
is understood that the whole Congressiona
Committee will remain in Washington til
after the adjournment Of Congress, and ther
canvass the returns, which will be forwarded
there for their inspection, and determine the
result, which will be carried to New Orleans
by Mr.. Wheeler and put into effect under hil
personal supervision at the extra session O.
the Louisiana Legislature. The time at which
this session will take place has not yet beer
determined. =. Gordon Claude, cadet at tn,
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md, has beer
dismissed for refusing to fence with a coloret
midshipman. He was first told TO resign
but refused to do so. He was then told t.
consult with his parents, and his father re
fused to advise him TO do what he said h,
would not do himself bu. left the matte
enrirely to his sons own judgment, who wa
thereupOn expelled from the institution.
A Salt Lake (Utah) telegram states tina
Judge Mexican has decided that Ann Eliz
Young shall receive $1,000 attorneys fee
and $500 per month alimony pending he
trial against Brigham Young, the alimon
to date from the filing of the com
plant, about twenty months ago. -, Tn
North Carolina House of Representa-
tives have, by q vote Of 46 to 81, expelled ]
VIM. Thomas, member from Warren County
for expressing his non-belief in the existenc
ofa God. A telegram has been received a
Fort Leavenworth, Kan, announcing tina
Stone Calf has surrendered himself and tn
whole Cheyenne tribe-about 1000 in mum
ber-snd two white cap tives to Gen. Pope.
MONDAY, March 1.-Desperate fightin
occurred at Bilbao on the Goth ult. betwee
the CaTlists-who attacked the place-an
the Alphonists. Three forts were take
and rctaken three different times, the Carlist
being finally repulsed. They were subs
Quently attacked by the Alphonsists, VIII
were repulsed in turn...It is reporte
from Washington that the attorney of the Pi
cifc Mail Steamship Company had left fC
Minnesota to attach the property OF VIM
King, in order to recover the amount r
ceived by him in connection with the sui
sidy....In the opening address f
the defense in the Beecher trial Ge
Tracy arraigns Mr.. Tilton, Mr.. an
Mrs, Moulton and II. G. Bowen
Ponspirators, uniting together to compass Il
downfall Of the defendant, though he sa!
Mr.! Bowen early abandoned the conspirac
after having arranged all the details OF Il
plot. He claims that the original complain
against Mr. Beecher was not for adulter
but that the letters and conversation
OF the defendant have been misinte
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