Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
MAsHrNGTON.

~ OOnHened. ff aH aa.rs g. .- .r..I.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs on the
1Sthfeeefved A dispatch from the Indian In
spect6r' OF New Mexico, that the Warm
Spring Indians had left their reservation and
murdered thirteen persons.
Charges Of converting United States mon
eys TO bis own use have been preferred
aganst'U. s. surveyOr-Gen. Rollins by sena-
tor Booth, OF California. The amount OF his
defaleation is said to be 5000.
The Clerk OF the Houseof Representatives
states that the Democratic majority, accord
ing TO the certificates now in, will be eleven
Secretary Sherman received from New
York, from an unknown person, on the 18th,
t7,55l Tor aperror in the income returns Ip
1885, ana 1855 and omission in 1870, and
placed the money to the credit of the con-
science fund.
The Hayden exploring party has returned
to Washington.
THE EAST.
Nee York merchants report an unusually
heavy fail trade a q 20 .hteF r--s sf
The centennial anniversary OF the battle Of
Brandywine was celebrated at Chaddsford
Pa, on the 18th. sGHt
Baseball on the lsth- ST. Louis 8, Hart
ford2rW .ryohua-F 20 frte--. --r
The miners have resumed work in the
Wilkesbarre (Pa,l region.
The convention of the American Bankers
Association was commenced at New York on
the 1eth.s Charles b. II all was elected Presi.
dent Tor the ensuing year, The question Of
specie resumption was under discussion dur
lug the entlre day. a gnEH
Base-balf on the 18th: Cincinnati Z, Louis
viIIe4 Boston 8, st. Lopis1. IA tE4 II
By the burning of the Boston & Albany
car.shOps, at Springfield, Mass, on. the 18th,
800 men We're thrown out OF employment
Loss about $4,000.
The American Bankers Convention at New
York on the 18th resolved that the early re-
sumption Of specie payments is necessary to
the restoration of general prosperity and
social progress throughout the nation, and
that this end can be secured with the CO.
operation Of the people, by means already
provided by law.
The American rife team were victorious
In the first days shooting in the information
al rife match at Creedmoor.
On the 18th U. s. Senator Spencer, OF Ala
bama, was married at New York to Miss May
NuneH, an actress. tl7ssl ala-E
By an explosion in a colliery near shenan-
doah, Pa, on the 18th, John Thomas was
killed and several others seriously injured.
Rev. John McElroy died at Frederick, Me-,
on the 18th. Father McElroy was ordained
apricstfn 1917, and at the time of his death
was the Oldest Catholic divine in the United
States. He was one of the two chaplains
who accompanied the American army in
Mexico e..r as.-4,- .f..... .---
The international rife match at Creed
moor WAS won by the American rifle team,
the British team losing by ninety-two points.
The Long Island Savings Bank OF Brook.
lyn, ", has been placed in the hands of a
receiver.
Baseball on the 14th: Hartford 5, Chicago
2; Louisville IL, Cincinnati 6.
The Bankers C,nvcntion on the 14th
adopted resolution demanding that the
banking interests be relieved from all taxa
ton by the General Government except an
annual tax on their circulation, and State
taxation of bank shares be levied the same
as personal property. @
Van Hoesen, the leader of the Albany. On
" strikers, has been indicted for riot anC
obstrheting railway trains.
The First National Bank OF New York city
has been said to G. Fahnestock, formerly
with Jay Cooke Il Co. A New York pape
says tl1e purchase was made for Cooke ant
.ex-sesretary McCulloch.
The Massachusetts, Rifle Association wer,
the Victors in the short-range shooting con
test at Crcedmoor on the 18th .-.s
Work will at once be resumed in the mine
at Hazleton, Pa, the operators having &C
cedee % The demands OF tho miners.
Tbs l1eh was celebrated as holiday IL
Boston, the occasion being the dedication o
monument 90 tae memory OF she soldier
VINO rel during tne reeeiiion. s
The New York amateur hine Cup Wer
the winners IN the interstate long-rang
match at Greedmoor on the l7th'
Hugh Hasungs, OF tne new iork CONNER
eidl, denies Tweed's story that he paid hin
Hastingsl sSo,OOo 70 LOBBY ior the new ehai
ter IN lslp.s g. c.5.-.7.-.-5.gi g--e
Base; & ~ on y, the i7th; BoStsn y, Chicago
A as A ursna suIo1 Loe, :; - t,oi ~
sse ssApee "'ssu ise "nn'i'' Ss'''ou
oA4sHsNss Sn Sns A.en,
WEST AND SOUTH.
The Great Council of the United States q
the Improved Order of Red Men met at CC
lumbus, Ohio, on. the nth. The Grand Chi,
reports 551 sribes IN the United States, wit
menibershfp OF IS ,42e. 8hM4W
Spencer, the aosconding President OF th
Chicago State Savings Institution, isreporte
70 hsye sallea from quebec ior europe
the lst r..
oi, 'ns S. aes,s .ns -ai,,a
Tss o''ss, s,..S auu o'eU 'O'
a'i' - 0@'' 01 ~ AaA' u,'p"'." .,l' says
u Ihere was q large attendance on the GER
monies attendant on tns unNeiung Oh assesO
OF the MFriVate solaler AZ the Nauohai 90 90
aierss home al. layton ONO, on 'ne lS1
speecnes were made oy Fresiaent haye "
ust,ce v site' Secretary MsOraly' ue &c
D. F. Do'.eri zen. COX ana others' II
s'a'ns Was ehfSilso oy she rresioen''
Ohoyenhe uispateh Oh tne lS1n report'
tne sutrseper Oh sne lss OIL tne hostiie siou
elearing 'he black hiiiS ana ana big norm eou
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