Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30
EPIToME OF THE WEEK.
CONDENSED rELEsRAPHIC NEWS.

| lHHhb WIS BIcbt thClUelneut Nv LOU
vain, Belgium, on tbs 21st, in cOnse
quence of hostile den onstrations agains
the liberal students IL the university
Some of the lectures w,re suspended and
the civic guards called cut.
THE Chicago papers of the 21st state
that Alderman Hildretll, who had con.
fessed In the United Sta;es Circuit Court
to being implicated in tie whisky frauds
while gauger in the United States Inter.
nal Revenue service, had left for parts un-
known, tO escape sentence. He had no
doubt gone to Canada.
RECENT Pesth dispatches state that the
Sclavonic towns in South Hungary had
subscribed large sums to aid the Turkish
insurgents. The enrolment of volunteers
for the Turkish ranks was proceeding
vigorously, in spite of the efforts of Aus.
tria TO prevent it, and the condition of af.
fairs was every way alarming.
THE Republican State Convention of
Maine was held at Bangor on the 22d.
Selden Connor, present Governor, was
nominated for reelection, and Presiden.
tial Electors Large were chosen. Res
olutions were adopted indorsing the Gin
cinnati platform and candidates; reaffirm-
ing adherence TO prohibition, and recon-
mending ex.Speaker Blaine for appoint
ment to succeed MIR. Morrill, in the United
States Senate.
A CoNsTANTINOPLE letter to the Lon
don Daily Neaos, published on the Esd,
gives shocking details of the pillage and
butchery in Bulgaria by the Turkish
troops. Thousands of men, women and
children had been massacred, and dozens
of villages destroyed. A reign OF terror
prevailed in Constantinople, and the new
Government had already become exceed
ingly unpopular. Servia was continuing
its warlike preparations, and its army was
in full force, on the Turkish frontier
The Eastern question was again revived,
and presented more serious aspect than
ever.
REPORTS from the Indian country, UiG
Cheyenne, June %, represent that Gen.
Crooks military expedition had Sc
Gen. Crooks loss was ten Off.
GERS and men killed and several wound
ed, and there were a number of cas-
ualties among his Indian allies. The
loss of the Sioux was thirteen killed and
a number wounded The Indians fled.
Gen. Crooks horse was shot under him.
On the 23d, the President rendered the
position of United States Treasurer to ex-
Congressman C. b. Farwell, of Chicago
1t was not known in Washington whether
or not he would accept the appointment.
In the United States District Court, at
Chicago, on the oath, Judge Blodgett SEN
fenced A. G. Hesing, who had plead gull
ty TO having been connected with the
whisky ring, to pay fine of So 600 and to
for two years in the Coun-
ty Jail. II. B. Miller was sentenced to
six months in jail and fine of $1,000;
George T. Burroughs to one years i'm
prisonment and $4,000 fine. Sentences
were pronounced against several other
confessed and convicted members Of the
ring, the imprisonments ranging FROM one
day to one year in Jail, and the fines from
$500 TO $4,000.
; A LONDON dispatch of the oath says |
Charles Brent, the Louisville forger, had |
signed a relase of the money |
.aken from him on his arrest, and that he
would probably return to America.
The two northern spans of the railroad |
bridge across the Missouri River at Kan
'as City, were burned on the 23d. Dam
age about 100000. 1t was thought it
would take two weeks to repair the
bridge.
Mr.. BLAINE's condition was unchanged
on the 25th, or at least, had not changed
ior the better. He had been entirely con-
ined to his bed for the previous four days,
and exhibited symptoms of extreme physi-
,al prostration. He had a low form of
ever, resulting from malaria, and his
physicians had some apprehensions of its
typhoid aspect.
ALL the men-six in number-who
we're in a cOal-mine at Sheffield, En-
,land, were killed by an explosion on the
9th.
IT was reported on the Goth that the
British Cabinet was divided upon the
Eastern question, and that serious Gov
complications were likely to
ollow.
IT was believed in Washington on the
9th that Senator Morrill, would not quail
fly as Secretary of the Treasury,