Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

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'l'.'i'a' CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.
M. DEAK, the distinguished Hungarian
statesman, is dead.
THE Nebraska State Fair will be held
n u thisy ut Lincoln, commencing Sept. 25
The enactment known as the "Geghan
law" has been repealed by the Ohio
y Legislature. i1
ID BRowNI.EE on trial at Indianapolis for
Z alleged completely in the whisky frauds,
has been acquitted
AT a recent consistory in Rome, the
Pope nominated twenty-five Bishops, two
of whom were nominated for the United
States.
A q THE bill to give women right to vote
at municipal elections was recently de-
feated, by small majority, in the Ontario
(Can.) Legislature.
HENRY ii. STARKwEATHER, a member
of Congress from Connecticut, died in
Washington, on the morning of the 2Sth,
OF pneumonia. He was about fifty years
of age.
A RECENT Bismarck dispatch states
that party of miners had reached that
place from the Black Hills They report
1,2C0 miners in the hills, all of whom are
said 10 he meeting with excellent success
A MADRID telegram of the 25th says
y - that of 406 deputies elected to the Cortes,
!, thirty are supporters of Sagasta, ten Cleri
Gals, one Cantonalist, one Moderate Re-
publican (Senor Castelar, and 364 Minis
teralists.
The British Government has ordered a
steamer TO proceed TO the station at Loanda,
on the west coast of Africa, and bring to
England Lieut.. Cameron and his party,
who have recently made the transit of the
African continent.
THE Secretary of the Treasury has di-
rectcd the destruction of $554,0S0 in
greenbacks, that amount being eighty per
cent. of the new national bank currency
issued during the month up to Jan. o.
This leaves the outstanding greenback cir.
culation $37i, ,278, l4O.
MEETING of the National Democratic
Executive Committee was held in Wash
ington, few evenings ago, Augustus
a Schell presiding. Senator Randolph was
p chosen Vice Chairman, w. II. Barnum,
of Connecticut, Treasurer, and A. D..
Banks, of Mississippi, Resident Secretary.
THE regular annual meeting of the Ma
tional Poultry Association was recently
J, held in Chicago. Edward NJ. Teall, of
that city, was chosen President, and
Charles p. Willard, also of Chicago, Sec
retary and Treasurer, for the ensuing year.
The next show of the Association will
be held in Chicago from Feb 3 to Feb. 10,
1877.
t A FIGHT is reported between United
States troops and Apache Indians, about
fifty miles southwest of Santa Fe, n. NJ.
on the 18th of January. The troops were
on buffalo hunt, and were attacked by
about 20) Indians. After fighting nearly
half day the troops managed to get
away with the loss of one man and three
badly wounded. At least twenty Indians
were slain.
REV. S. G. BARTLETT, of Chicago, in a
recent interview denied that an investigat-
ing committee of Congregationalists had
been called to investigate the conduct OF
Mr.. Beecher and Plymouth Church, but
said the Congregational brethren would
rot rest until the matter had been thor
oughly sifted by council and that steps
10 this end would probably be speedily
taken.
THE Union Republic an Congressional
Committee has been agreed upon in caucus
as follows
Alabama, Representative Chas. Hays; Arkan
sas. Senator S. w. Dorsey; California, Senator
A. a. snrgent Florida, Senator b. Conover: Iii
nois, Senator John A. Logan; Indiana, Repre-
sentative NJ. Q. Hunt r; Iowa. Representative
Jas. Wilson; Kansas, Representative w A Phil
lips; Kentucky, Representative John d. White
Louisiana, Senator J. r. West; Maine, Repre-
sentative Eugene Hale; Massachusetts, Repre-
i've Jay A. hnhbclli Minnesota, Representative
IL b. Strait; Nj sissippi, Senator James L. Al
yada, Representative William Woodburn; New
Hampshire, Senator A. Il Cragnj New ,ger
York, Representative Thos. c. Plat; North Car
oltna Representative John A. Hyman; Ohio
Representative Chas Foster; Sregon Senator
= John ii. Mitchell; Pennsylvania, Senator Simon
Cameron; Rhode Island, Representative L. W
Ballou; south Carolina Representative A. $
Wallace; Tennessee, Representative Jacob NJ
Ihornbnrgh; Texas, Senator Morgan Hamilton
Vermont, Representative G. II. joyce; Virginia
Representative VIM. II. ii, StOwell; Wisconsin
Representative j. NJ. Rusk; Idaho Delegai,
Theo. W. Bennett; Dakota, Delegate j. p. Kid
der; New Mexico, Delegate s. ,. Elkins; Wash
inglon Delegate Orange Jacobs. Connecticut
Delaware, Georgia, Maryland. West Virginia
Colorado, Montana, Wyoming Territory and th
District Of Columbia have no representation
THE vote in the lower house of Congress
on the passage of the Centennial Appro
priation bill was as follows
Ytas-Adams, Bagby, Baker IN, ", Ballou
Banks, Banning, Barnum, Bass, Blaine BLAIR
Caswell, Chaplin, Chittenden, Cymer, Crapo
CrOunse, Cutler Danford, Darrall, Dayy, Denni
son, Dobbins, Dunnell' Eames, Egbert, Ellis
EaIwell, Forney Foster, Freeman, Frost
Hancock, HARRISON, Hardenbergh, Harri
lMass.), Harrison, Hathorn, Hewitt IN. Y, J. Hill
Ioar, Hoge, Hopkins, Hubbe, Hunter, Hurbut
Ketchum, King, Lamar, Landers (Conn.), Lane
Lapham, Lawrence, LcAvenworth, Levy, Lnttrel
sTU MsSksy e. C( 6ay 6MSekey sr%G sG, MaEgoon, M@Esf @
ler Money, Monroe, Morey, Morgan, Mu!cher
Nash, Norton, o'Brien, oliver, O'Neill, Page
Phillips lDnl, Pierce, Ppert Plaisted, Plat
Reilly Robbins CPa.l, Robbins IN. C.G Roberts
Ross IN J.), Ross (Pa.), Sampson Schleicker
Schumacher, Seelye, Sinnickson, slemons, Small
Saith Saith CPs.l, Pa Strait nj stoTel, Swan Tsrbox
IN. ", Townsend (Pa.), Van Voorhees,, Wad