Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
Senator SHOULD Gov Kellogg appoint a
new man the latter would stand In no bet.

new man the latter would stand In no bet
ter position than Pinchback."s ."so,rT
SEVERAL persons living in a prominent
boarding house in 0olnmbus, Ohio, were
taken suddenly and seflonsly an ON thc
goth, caused by eating diseased pork.
Other persons in the city had been affect
cd in similar manner, and from like
cause.i OF noiiiibn III
II. Il. OAKLEY, proprietor,of the Cor
porative Credit Bark, of .. london, has
been arrested on charges Or fraud, fdlse
pretenses and conspiracy to swindle de-
posilors. lie was examined before the
Lord Mayor and, committed without
ball. j IAUl1 w
VICToR HUGO, on the 2lst, issued an
address 10 the Senatorial delegates for
Paris and France, in which he asks them
to found democracy which shall "end
foreign war BIZ Arbitration, civil war by
amnesty, and distress by education"
RAGusA kilograms of the 22d report con-
tinued Sighting between the Turks and
the insurgents in which the advantage was
generally with the latter. Trebigne was
threatened with famine. 1t was reported
in Oonstantinople on the 92d that the
Porte had accepted Count Andrassey's
proposal for the pacification of the dis.
turbed provinces. Fs
AN Austrian army of observation num-
berfng $4,000 has been recently ordered
to the Dalmatian frontier to await emer-
gencics.
THE Spanish Ministry has secured
large majority in the new Cortes. The
minority number seventy.
Z A New YoIk telegram of the 2ed
states that news had been received from
Havana that force led by Henry Reeves,
2 800 strong, had invaded Sagua County
within the previous week and destroyed
sugar estates, some of which were valued
at $2,000,0O0 each. Sagua La Chica, at
the mouth of the river of that name,
where there were warehouses with / 900
hogsheads of Muscovado sugar, had been
burned and all the sugar consumed. The
estate Cayoespino of Senior Nugarica was
in the hands of the rebels and of course
destroyed. o 1t was located on the south
side of the island, while Sagua County is
on the north shore.
& A FREIGHT train on the Cincinnati &
Marietta Railroad. went through an iron
bridge over Spring Grove avenue, in the
northern limits of Cincinnati few days
ago. killing three men, wounding two,
and totally wrecking the bridge, locomo-
tive and eleven freight cars.
COPIES of the correspondence between
Fish and Minister Gushing and
other foreign Ministers of the United
States were transmitted by the President
to the House of Representatives on the
s1st. The correspondence chiefly. con-
sists in rescript of the note to Mr.. Cush-
ing, the tone of which does not materially
differ from that part Of the Presidents
message relative to the Cuban question.
Nothing is given of the replies received
from European Governments TO the ad-
visory circular forwarded by Secretary
Fish, and no allusion is made to any cor
with the Spanish Government
direct since Nov. 5, 1875, the date of the
note to Mr.. Gushing. TWT HUV
THE New York Sunday Mercury of the
23d publishes statement to the effect
that body Of representative Congrega-
tionalists was being organized for an in
vestigation of the Beecher scandal, and
would be composed of the most eminent
men in the denomination, who will in
quire into the fitness of Mr.. Beecher to re-
main a Congregational minister. The
are said TO be the Rev. Dr. Leonard
Bacon, of New Haven, the Rev. DR.. L. @.
Bartlett, Of the Chicago Congregational
and the Rev. DIR. Henry NJ.
Dexter, of Boston.
A MAN named Edward Williams, who,
together with Mrs. Melting, had been ar
rested for the murder of the latter's hus-
band, was taken from the Jail on the night
of the 22d, at Barboursville, West Va, and
hanged by mob. He confessed to the
crime. Mrs. Melting was also threatened
with like fate, but finally spared. She
to repeated attempts TO poison
her husband, and accused herself of be-
ing the cause of the murder by Williams,
but begged pitifully for herrlife.
THE Russian Imperial Academy has
elected Prof. Newcomb, OF the Naval
Observatory at Washington, Prof, Gould,
of the Argentine Republic, and Prof.
Whitney, of New Haven, as correspond
ing members.
b A GERMAN squadron consistingo of three
iron -clads and tender will visit Phil
adelphia in July.
AMADRID telegram of the Gath says:
SLLIn had instructed her diplomatic rep
res entatives to other Governments to in
form the various courts that afteI the de-
feat of the Carlists, which is shortly ex-
pected, she hoped TO be able to make
quick work of the Cuban Insurgents.
TnE jackson CTenn. Wig and Tribune
announces The recent assassination of
Z Dock Mangum, anoted guerrilla on the
Federal side during the war;
IT was reported on the oath that the.
town Of Paris, KY, was sadly financially
depressed. A number of firms had been
business, and it was
that fifteen or twenty prominent.
houses in the city and county would be
crippled BY the crash. -,
rs FORTY SFOdsTH coNsRlss. 4.
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