Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-04
CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.


Ex-QuEEN ISABELLA has left Paris TO
Spain
SoDERHANtN, Sweden, has been recent
ly almost entirely destroyed by fire
GEN. NATHAN GoFF is the Republican
candidate for Governor of West Virginia
THE Nebraska Republican State Con
vention has been called to meet at Lincolr
on the 26th of September.
THE London Times says DR.. Butcher
Archbishop of Ireland, whose death wa,
recently reported, committed suicide Will,
delirious.
Col. WHARTON, United States Distric
Attorney for Kentucky, has been removed
and II. T. Finley has been appointed a.
his successor.
THE banking firm of Jay Cooke 8 Co.
of Philadelphia, having gone through the
bankruptcy court, have been discharged
their creditors making no objection.
THE average daily expenses of the Cen.
tennial Exhibition, since the opening ur
TO recent date, were about $4,000, and
the average daily receipts $12 ,2s5O5.
LETTERS have been recently received
in London from Stanley, the African ex.
plorer. They are dated April "a, at which
time he was within fifteen days march OF
Ukihi.
Col. BAKER, the British officer who
was imprisoned for an assault on young
lady in a railway car, has been released,
'rH has accepted II commission in the
Turkish army.
A PARTY of six men from the Black
Hills arrived at Omaha few days ago,
and are reported to have brought with
them $500 900 in gold dust. One of them,
it is said, had $75, 900.
THE English Consul at Salonlca, IN a
report to the British Minister, fully exon
crates the American Vice Consul from any
participation in the seizure of the girl
which caused the outbreak.
NEWS was recently brought to Fort Lar
annie that Crazy Bull, with thirty lodges,
was on his way to the Red Cloud Agency,
having deserted Sitting Bulls camp, being
tired of the war and anxious to make a
treaty.
By an explosion in the Black Diamond
Coal Mine at Mount Diablo, Cal, few
days ago, six miners were killed and five
others badly injured. The explosion was
caused by blast igniting the accumulated
coal dust.
THE other day six-year- old daughter
of Mrs. William Burge, of Mason City,
Iowa, during the absence at neighbor's
of her mother, threw quantity of kero-
sene oil into the stove, with the usual ter
rible result, she being terribly and fatally
burned.
THE Secretary of the United States
Treasury has stopped the coinage of trade
dollars at Philadelphia and Carson City,
and ordered the San Francisco Mint to
coin only sufficient to meet the actual ex-
port demand The mints will be run to
the full capacity on subsidiary coin and
the necessary gold coinage.
THE official returns made TO the Bureau
of Statistics show that during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1876, there arrived
in the United States 22,572 Chinese immi.
grants, of whom only 259 were females.
During the corresponding period of 1875,
the total immigration to the United States
from China was IS 437, of whom eighty
two were females.
JUDGE SCHAEFFER, Salt Lake City, has
rendered decision in the suit of Ann
Eliza Cs. Brigham Young, to recover ali
mony, the decision reducing the amount
made payable by the order of Judge Nc
Kean from $500 to 800 per month, thus
diminishing the amount from SIT, 500 to
$4,000. The defendant is given thirty
days in which to pay the amount, and in
default of such payment execution is to
issue against his property.
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The Eruption OF Volcanoes.
THE Reuue Scfentgfque of July l con.
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