Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-10
EPIToME OF THE WEEK.
CONDENSED TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

A DECIsToN has been recently made by
the United States Supreme Court TO the
effect that the eastern terminus of the
Union Pacific Railroad IS on the Iowa
shore, az Council Bluffs, and that the
Omaha bridge is part of the road, and
must be operated in connection with the
whole line.
Mr. III. Q. BOWEN was present at an adj
journed business meeting of Plymouth
Church, on the evening of the 1st and
stated, in reply to demands that he should
give the facts which led him to believe in
the guilt of Mr.. Beecher, that he would
not give names and dates except to Sc
lect committee of three, pledged to secre-
cy as TO the names he would give. Mr..
Beecber objected to secrecy, saying he
(Beecher) had no reason for it, A motion
was passed that the parties be present,
with counsel or friends, as was also mo.
ton that Mr.. Bowen have one lawyer OF
more before the committee, Mr.. BeecheI
objecting to the motion. A report ol
the Examining Ce'Irps.nitteo, Unarg1ng MIR
Bowen with SANDER, ETC., was adopted
and committee of three were authorized
to summon Mr.. Bowen before them and
report. Mr.. Bowen was then requested to
retire with the committee of three, and de.
clined The Examining Committee then
reported series of charges of unchristian
conduct, etc, against Mr.. Bowen, and the
matter was referred to II. w. Ropes, G.
(fhriufiananr, II 7 Dr,ft Il A
and Samuel Belcher to report on the even.
ing of the 4th, various desultory motions
to expel Mr.. Bowen being voted down.
THE Louisiana House of Representa-.
tives, on the 1st, adopted series of arti
cles impeaching Gov. Kellogg of high
crimes and dmisdemeanors, it being claimed
that the action of the Senate on the 29tl
ult. was illegal, null and void. A report
of the action of the Senate was made tC
the House, with the statement that such
action was final on the part of the Senate
as to the impeachment question.
In letter to the Military Committee Of
the National House of Representatives
| Gen. Sheridan recommends the immediat,
establishment of two military posts on tn,
far-off Yellowstone, for the protection anC
development of the gold regions of tht
Black Hills and farther west. He think
the two military posts could be established
by the expenditure of 100000. He say
the Black Hills country will probably b,
covered with towns and villages during
the next five or six years. II,
expresses the belief that the larg
est deposits of gold are furthe
west than where the miners are now work
ing, and adds: The head waters of Wine
River are gold bearing; the Owl Creel
Mountains are gold bearing the Big Horl
Valley is gold-bearing; Powder River i
gold bearing; also Clark's Fork of tn
Yellowstone. Besides this, the Blacl
Hills have abundance of good timber 70
the trceless country south of them an
west of the Missouri River. The success
OF all these interests depends on the estat
lishment of the two posts named. Mill
tary operations have now beer commence
against the hostile bands of Sioux 10y re
quest of the Interior Department, and
consider the appropriation SO necessar
that especially request immediate actio
on it,"
THE public debt statement, March !
| 10 20 fnlloupe.