Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-12

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"a. THh Emperor. of Brazil reached Wash.
] alngton' on the 7th. ...,...... ..........
"a THE bNew York Legislature has ad-
joufned' stao'dte. .......
pHR Republicans of Oregon have nom-
1naicd Nicnard F. Williams fer Congress.
-.Foy, RIcHARp CpKE has been elected
Z 'ynlteed, States Senator by the Texas Legis.
, lin President has pardoned James f.
'Mafsh, convicted gauger from Western
Missouri, .g.CBg7
OEmT SYKES (olive Logan's husband)
has been appointed United States Consul
at Florence, Italy.
90 1FH -
y AN International Archaeological Con.
vention will be held at Philadelphia on
the 4th of September next,
X C1Ef has been issued for National
Libcral5Ileppblican Convention to be held
at Philadelphia on the 27th of July,
The Ohio wooden.ware factory at
Cleveland was destroyed by fire few
nights ago, involving a loss of about
$4,000,
ACCORDING to Washington telegram
Of the 9th, on and after the 9Th, checks on
the Treasury would be paid in silver if
the payee desired.
NEARLY the entire amount of the $500,
900 shipped on the steamer Schiller,
wrecked some months ago on the Scilly
Islands, las been recovered.
THE financial difficulties of Egypt have
been arranged by the conversion of her
funded and floating debt into seven per
cent. stock redeemable in sixty-three
years.
THE st. Louis crooked gaugers and
storekeepers were sentenced, on the 9th,
20 from six to fifteen months imprison-
ment in the county Jail and to pay fine
of 81, 600 each.
The April statement of the operations
of the United States Mint shows that
there was coined at the various mints dur
ing the month gold and silver to the
amount in value, of $5,0SS, $3.50.
AN lnter-C Collegiate Oratorial contest
was held in Chicago, recently. The first
prize, gold medal. was given to &. f.
Noland, of Missouri, and the second prize,
siver medal, to Miss Laura A. Kent, of
Ohio.
The Spanish Government has issued an
order permitting officers who served un-
der Don Carlos to resume service in the
royal army. Over 1900 officers had, up
to recent date, availed themselves of the
permission.
HARVEY, ARNOLD & Co., of the North
Adams (Mass.) print works, have failed,
shutting up their six mills. The total
Liabilities exceed 81 ,9O0, 900; assets, most,
ly unstable property, about $780, 600.
The mills ran in all over 1000 looms on
print goods, and 1 200 people are thrown
-~oat Of employment.
A YREKA (Oregon) dispatch received
on the 9th, says Col. Wingard, United
States Paymaster, and his clerk, on the
way to Fort Castor to pay the troops,
were lately attacked by two highwaymen,
the clerk killed and 81 900 taken from
him, Wingard. was wounded, but es.
capped with the most of the funds. One
robber had since been captured.
PIPER, the Boston church belfry mur.
derer, confessed on the 18th that he mur-
dered Mabel Young, and also that he
killed Bridget Landergan, in Dorchester,
ON the night Of Dec. 5, 1878, and that he
was the principal in the mysterious as
sault on Mary Tyner, in Boston, two
years ago. He assigns no motive for his
crimes except pure diabolism. He is tc
be hung on the 26tl.
THE question of delivering the original
papers and documents of Executive de.
partments 10 Congressional committees
was discussed at a recent session of the
Cabinet in Washington, and it is said that
after full interchange of opinions, the
President decided not to deviate from q
rule which has long existed, under which
rarily with the custody of original papers
in any of the departments.
s7sHE Michigan Mass Greenback STATE
Contention met at Jackson on the Sd, and
chose delegates to the National Conven
tion at Indianapolis, and adopted resolu
tions, calling themselves the Independent
Greenback party; demanding the uncon
ditional repeal of the Specie Payment act
and the regulation by Congress of tho
value and volume of currency, which
shall he issued only by the Government
80 that the rate of interest shall not ris'
above the increase of wealth by
productive labor; declaring that it is tn,
duty of the Government to establish {
monetary system established on the faitl
of the Government; demanding that tb,