Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-07

lOI hlIS. hOhllOh, hell COnltIbnCS Oh Ilc
morning Of the 8fst ult. aud agreed that
ten churches and FIVE ministers should be
called on each side TO form the mutual
council to decide on the questions sub
mitted by Mrs. Moulton, as to whether
the reasons given by the church for drop
ping her from its membership as il did
are valid and sufficient, and as to the va
lidity and sufficiency of her reasons for
abstaining from the services and sacra-
ments Of the church. The mutual coun-
Gil is TO convene on Tuesday, the 18th
instant.
THE steamer Salier, on board of which
it was at one time rumored had been
placed one of Thomas dynamite internal
machines, arrived safely at New York on
the ID.
A Tucson telegram, received at San
Francisco on the 31st ult., says three COM
panes of United States cavalry made
forced march to San Rafael on the Goth,
but finding that all armed bodies had
passed into Sonora they returned. 1t is
reported that Posquiera's troops, while in
Arizona, behaved badly, taking stock aud
grain without payment. The revolution.
lists scrupulously respected the rights and
property of all.
ANTHONY g. HEsING, II. B. Miller and
Jacob Rehm were arrested in Chicago on
the 31st ult., charged with completely in
whisky frauds. Hesing and Rehm were
held in bail of $50,00O each; Miler's bail
was fixed at $4,000 A warrant was also
issued for the arrest of VIM. Minty, a
Deputy Collector of the Revenue Depart
ment, who-had not been found up to the
morning of the Sd. The Illinois Distill-
cry, one of the largest in the country, was
also seized on the 31st The arrest of
these prominent individuals created great
excitement among the citizens Of Chicago,
as their names had not been previously
mentioned in connection with the revenue
frauds.
A RECENT Berlin dispatch states that
Archbishop Ledochowsky's term Of in.-
prisonment will terminate on the Sd of
February next, and that the Catholics
throughout Germany propose to celebrate
the event in an appropriate and imposing
manner.
SERIOUS disagreements between the
Khedive of Egypt and Mr.. Carre, the
British Commissioner, were reported on
the Sd.
In his message to the Kentucky Legis-
lature Gov. Creery gives the amountof the
debt of that State at $1S, 439, 400.
THE Ohio Legislature met at Columbus
on the 3d. Charles II. Grosvenor, of
Athens, was elected Speaker of the
House; William Leonard, of Cleveland,
Chief Clerk, and William Brown, of Law
renee, Sergeant at Arms, and subordinates
in accordance with the decision of the
Republican caucus. In the Senate j. C..
Donaldson was elected Chief Clerk, and
E. L. Jones, of Toledo, Chief Sergeant at
Arms. The Governors message shows
the public funded debt to have been, on
the 18th of November, $7,949, ,920. .12-
| $3S, ,2S5 IS having been redeemed during
the year. The local Indebtedness of the
State for the past year is $25, ,957 ,5SS 81 ,,
being an increase over the former year of
$4,O7l ,5S0S5. The irreducibe debt is
$4,167 ,66831 This makes the aggregate
debt in Ohio, State, local and trust funds,
$3S, ,0S5, 1864.
ACCORDING TO Gov. Kellogg's recent
message to the Louisiana Legislature the
| bonded and floating debt of the State Jan.
l was $40, ,061 ,645 .25--a reduction of S5,-
199, ,S05 since the commencement of the
Kellogg administration. The debt of the
city of New Orleans is $23 900, 900.
HARRISON LUDNGToN, Republican
Governor-elect of Wisconsin, was form
ally inaugurated at Madison on the Sd.
ARCHDUKE RUDoLPHE, Prince Imperial
of Austria, is to be crowned King of Hun.
gary in July.
PoMERoY's DEMOCRAT has been re
moved from New York to Chicago, the
first number for the latter city having
been issued on the 1st inst, by M. Nj
"Brick'D Pomeroy, editor and propri
etor.
Ex-Gov. CARPENTER, of Iowa, has &C
cepted the position of Second Comptrollel
of the United States Treasury.
THE District-Attorney of Brooklyn has
entered not pros. in the cases of Loade
and Price, under indictment for perjury
in connection with the Beecher TiltoI
| scandal