Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-25
EPTToME OF THE WEEK.
CONDENSED rELEsRApHIc NEWS.

tne l0tn, DelegateS from about l4O
churches were present. Mr.. .Beecher
greeted all the delegates on their arrival,
and opened the proceedings by an address,
in which he stated that this was the larg-
est council ever held in America to
discuss the affairs of any one church.
DR.. Bacon was selected as First Mod
orator, the Hon. Nelson Dingley, of
louisville, Me-, Second Moderator, and
Gen. Bates, of Illinois, Third Moderator
The letter submitting the questions of
discipline to be passed upon was then
read. Mr.. Beecher read the statement of
Plymouth Church, and made remarks de-
Tending himself and the course of the
church in dropping Mrs. Moulton's name.
A resolution was adopted for the appoint
ment of six committees, each to consider
one of the six questions to be decided.
A SAN SEBASTIAN telegram of the 10th
says the Carlists were concentrating at
Tobaso for final struggle.
AT the State election in Texas on the
10th, the entire Democratic ticket was
chosen.
HURST, Liberal member of the Brit
ish House of Commons, elected last De
cember, has been unseated for sending
letters to voters offering to pay their rail-
way expenses to the polling places.
Judge Quain decided that this was brib-
cry, and declared the election void
A DECISION has been rendered by Chief
Justice Ryan, of the Wisconsin Supreme
Court, denying the application of Miss
Goodell, of Janesville, to practice in that
court. He holds that there is no Wis
eonsin statute authorizing the admission
Of females to legal practice in the State
courts, from which the common law al
ways excluded them.
In was announced in London, on the
nth, that Gen. Schenck, the United States
Minister, had rendered his resignation,
and that it mad been accepted. He in
tended to remain in London for the pres
ent, to answer any charge that might be
brought against him in regard to the af-
fairs Of the Emma Mine.
SIoUY CITY and Council Bluffs Qowa)
dispatches of the 18th state that the rush
for the Black Hills continued, miners ar.
irving at those points daily, en- route for
that region.
In dispatch of the nth, the Associat.
ed Press agent at Omaha says he had
most competent and reliable official au-
thority for the statement that the Sioux,
Cheyenne and Arrapahoe Indians had
been and were yet making the most extern
sive preparations possible for an outbreak
in very few weeks. They had been
purchasing large quantities of ammuni-
ton and arms wherever they could get
them, going as far south as the Indian
Territory for that purpose. 1t had been
known. for some time that the best fight
ing men had deserted the agencies and
were rowing in the Big Horn, Powder
River and Tongue River countries, con-
centrating and arranging forces for this
war.
A MADRID telegram of the 18th says
King Alphonse had left for Vergara to
assume personal command of the army.
A BERLIN legal journal of the 18th
announces that the State tribunal had in
dicted Count Won Arnim for treason, and
proposed to seize and sequestrate his es,
tate. The announcement of this charge
created intense excitement in the city.
A VIENNA dispatch of the 18th says the
Danube had overfiowed its banks and
inundated the outlying suburbs of tina
city.
| A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 1871
states that Minister Schenck's resignation
had been placed in the hands of the Pres:
dent, but that the latter might not accep
it until the Committee ON Foreign Affair
have examined into the subject of hi
Emma Mine transactions, or until som
desirable person to whom it would be OF
fered shall accept the appointment.
IT was announced in the Spanish Cortes
on the 10Th, that Estella, the Carli,
stronghold, had surrendered unconditior
ally, and that the Carlists, routed at Peni
plata and Vera, were fleeing to France
A St. Jean de Luz telegram of the sam
date says Don Carlos had dismissed HI
Ministers, and confined the direction {
his affairs to the military authorities.
A LONDON. dispatch of the 10Th say
Winslow, the Boston forger, had write
to the United States Legation, offering
return with an officer to the United STATE
if the Legation would withdraw extrad
tion proceedings. The proposition W;
declined The American Consul at Ro
terdam had recovered from Mrs. Winslo
about S., 900.
A RECENT Berlin dispatch says Il
Bishop of Munster had been summonC
to appear before the Ecclesiastical COu
to answer to charges which, if proveI
would involve deposition from his see.
A BERLIN telegram of the 2tst sa,
Servia, despite the advice of the gre
powers, continued belligerent and threa
ened to declare war against Turkey whit
the proper time arrived.
A MADRID dispatch of the 21st says Il
national army still continued its trump
ant progress. All the Carlist stronghold
in Navarro had been taken possession {
The Spanish Upper House had passed
vote OF thanks to the army.
A FIRE at Athens, N. Y, on the 19t
destroyed eight ice-house buildings al
about 10000 tons of ice. Loss estimate
at $685., 900: insured in New York cit
On the 21st, the large tin-ware factory
the Lalance & Groyean Manufacture
Company, at Woodhaven, L, l., W
burned. Loss on buildings, machiner
} ETC., estimated at 100000, partially
sured. Between 400 and 500 workm
are thrown out of employment. p
Holland woolen mill, at Limerick, Nj,
was also destoyed by fire, on the 20
Loss nearly $1OO,OOO insurance $25, ,Ot
A DISPATCH from Cheyenne, dated t
slst, says large parties were arriving
that point from the East and West and Z
parting for the Black Hills daily
Yankton (Dakota) telegram of the sar