Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-18
WEST AND SOUTH.

ball of the season were played, resulting:
Chicago 6, Hartford 5; st. Louis 8, Boston 3
The steam barge Rust and bark Berriman
collided in Lake Huron on the night of the
7th, and the latter, wheat laden, was sunk
Two of the crew were drowned. The Rust
was badly shattered.
Baskin, the Liberal candidate for Delegate
TO Congress from Utah, will contest Cannon's
(Mormon) election on the ground that he is
an alien.
A Salt Lake dispatch OF the 9th says: In
the Tabernacle, Sunday, Brigham Young
arose at an unexpected moment and broke
forth in an address TO the saints and sinners,
which gave the latter to understand that if
they wanted blood they could have plenty of
it, and indeed they were likely to have more
Of it let out Of their veins than they could
spare at an early period. The Nauvoo Legion
are drilling in meeting houses, barns, stables
and corrals in Salt Lake City and minor
towns. Breech-loading rifles have been
shipped in great numbers during the last
fortnight from the East to this place"
Base ball on the 10th: St. Louis 5, Boston
8: Hartford IA, Chicago 10; Cincinnati Is,
Louisville 10.
The South Carolina Senate has passed res
olution requesting Gov. Hampton to invoke
the clemency of President Hayes in behalf of
the prisoners now held TO answer on the
charge of riot and murder in the late politi.
cal struggle.
A Glasgow (Ky.) dispatch says one of the
men shot in the affray with the q. s. Mar
shals on the 7th has since died. The Mar
shals' counsel have deserted them. The ac-
tion of the United States is looked for with
interest.
Thanksgiving Day was celebrated at New
Orleans on the 10th by services in the
churches and military display. Business
houses generally were closed. In the mill
tary procession were seven companies from
Mobile, preceded by 200 q. s. Infantry and
band and a detachment of Marines, who
volunteed their services as escort Of the visit
ing soldiery. The following dispatch was
sent by exGov. Packard to Senator Blaine:
The overthrow of the lawful State Govern
meLt was appropriately celebrated to-day.
Detachments of the army and navy of the
United States participated with the White
League of Alabama and Louisiana in this
celebration OF Democratic success. Did
poetic justice require that the honors of this
achievement should be thus equally divided
In the absence of commission? The gray
accorded the post of honor to the blue and
asked no apology. The Custom-House and
PostOffice were closed in admiration Of the
event. 1t is probable that United States in
reference will not be required hereafter
g. B. PACKARD.
The L. s. Marshals under arrest at Glas
gov, KY, were taken TO louisville on the
llth under a writ Of hdbeaS corpus issued out
Of the U. s Court by Judge Ballard.
Judge Wright, of the South Carolina Su-
preme Court, is to be impeached for drunken
ness and incompetency.
Earthquake shocks were felt at San Fran
cisco on the 1ith.
The Brownsville CTex.) Ranchero says
that for the last fifteen msnths there has
been no cattle thieving on the Rio Grande.
Baseball on the 18th: Boston 10, Chicago
.; Louisville IL, Cincinnati s.
The coal miners of Streator, ILL.,, struck
some time ago and their places were filed by
new men. Subsequently most of the old
men were taken back, about 100 of the
new men being retained. The old hands
hate the " blaeklegs," as they term the new
men, and on the 14th some of the old miners
gave expression to their feeling by poison
Ing the food in the dinner buckets of the new
men. At night sixty of these unfortunates
were in the throes of agony and it was thought
many would die. Arsenic was the drug used.
Hon H. H. Emmons, Judge of the Sixth
Judicial Circuit U. S, Court, died at his resi-
tence in Detroit on the 14th after long and
painful Illness.
Poindexter Edmondson, convicted Of MUIR
der on circumstAntial evidence, was to have
been hung at Bloomfield, Mo-, on the 18th.
A dying man confessed to committing the
murder himself, and Gov. Phelps reprleved
Edmondson until July Is.