Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-16

the thief, but up to the 9TH no clew had beef
obtained.
Under date Of :" Headquarters on the Vel
| lowstone, Jan. 90" Gen. Miles reports
that he fought the Sioux and Chey
ennes, under Crazy Horse, on the 1st
| 3d. 9TH and sth of January, ant
drove them in the direction of Big Horr
Mountain. The Indians outnumbered Miles
force three to one, and were whipped a
every point and driven from the field, with
heavy loss. Gen. Miles loss was three killed
and eight wounded.
Tucson (Arizona) advlces of the 5th stat,
that the Apaches are killing and plundering
settlers in Southeastei n Arizona. Ten wer,
killed in senoreta Valley on the 4th inst, anC
their work was still going on. The Governor
in a message to the Legislature expresse,
fear that under the present condition o.
affairs Southeastern Arizona must be aban
doned by the settlers, and the success of The
hostiles is liable to induce an outbreak
among the reservation Indians, resulting In
general war.
Rear-Admral James Alden, U. s. Navy
died at San Francisco on the 9th Of con
gestion of the brain.
The Cashier of the First National Bank, OF
Franklin, Ind, has absconded, having stolen
the banks funds to the amount Of fully $780,.
600.
A Greensboro IN. C.) dispatch of the 18th
reports the killing Of two men and the
wounding of others by Illicit dlstillers
raided on by U. s. Deputy Marshal Robert
son.
A Springfield nl,) dispatch OF the 7th says
1t has been discovered that Chafiee, Hayes
elector, was U. s. Commissioner for the
Southern District Of Illinois when elected,
and acted as elecsor without resiening that
office.
General Superintendent Payne, of the Lake
Shore q Michigan Southern Railroad,
states that the lost in the Ashtabula disaster
numbered eighty-seventy-two adults and
eight children-and sixty-nine were saved.
The Knights of Momus inaugurated the
Carnival at New Orleans on the Sth by a
procession.
The defaulting cashier OF the Franklin
Qnd. National Bank, r. T. Taylor was found
on the 9Th lying in the back part of doc
tors ofiicein that place, in an apparently un-
conscious condition. Physicians pronounced
him insane and in critical condition. He
had no money, and said that his travelling
bag, which contained the stolen money, was
left in a caboose-car. Itis supposed that he
arrived during the previous night on a
freight ttrsin. The banks loss is believed to
be $l75, 900. kf
During the trial of distiller before a U. s.
Commissioner in Henderson County, N. c.,
on the Sd, force Of armed mounted men at
tackled the court, fatally wounding Deputy
Marshal Harkins. The other officials es-
capped The distiller was fatally wounded.
Four men named Taylor, Buckley, Jones
and Woods, colored, were arrested in Gin
cinnati on the 9th, charged with dealing in
counterfeit money. 1t is asserted that they
have been showing ten-dollar counterfeit
notes Of the Muncie Qnd.) National Bank.
On the night OF the 9Th the Indians made
a dash on the ranches short distance from
Crook City, d. T., killing Thomas Waldron,
of Montana, and wounding another man Sc
verely, and succeeded in driving of about
fifty horses. The man who was wounded
killed one Indian.
Col. Henry T. Tomlinson, of Memphis,
Tenn, died at Ashtsbula, Ohio, on the 10th,
from injuries received in the railroad dis.
aster at that place, Dec. %.
The Utah Supreme Court has overruled
the exceptions taken in the case Of John D.
Lee, the Mountain Meadow murderer, and
ordered the lower court to fix another day
for the execution.
By the explosion of boiler in Jones' saw
mill, nine miles from Noblesville, Ind, on
the 10th, Pleasant Gillian, James Page, Mari
on Stewart and Thomas Jackson were killed
The second annual poultry show of the
National Poultry Association opened at Chi
cago on the 18th with fine display.
Fassey Stewart, a farmer of Wheatland,
fuba County, Cal, has heen arrested on the
charge of attempting to bribe Secretary Of
The Interior Chandler to render decision in
his favor in a contest over the title to q
luarter-section OF U. 8. land. He wrote to
Chandler in October and November last
offering him $500 for prompt and favorable
decision. ~ H II
Cartersyille Ua) dispatch of the 12th
reports the killing OF Lieut. Mcintyre,
second Infantry, on Frog Mountain, by
Illicit distillers In ambush, an attack being
made on the Government forces under cover
If night. F-4
Caroline Lambert, of Omaha, 101 years of
.ge, was burned to death on the 18th. While |
iressing sore arm with kerosene oil she |
'pilled some on her clothes, which acol-1
ientaliy lgnited and che was burned to a 4
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