Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-28
OHIO NEWS ITEMS,

OHIO NEWS ITEMS.
THE following are the appointments
made by the East Ohio Methodist Con.
ference at its recent session in Cleveland:
AKRON DISTRICT.
A. ID. Morton p. ". Akron--Firrt Church l. A
Pee[cei Second Church 9. Corey; Pleasant Valley
field, W. II. Haskell; Cuyahoga Falls, a. II. Dom
er; Kent }. Tribby; Rayenna. g. ". wilson; Bed
rowland u James SS RspSoSgn; RooslowS
aud Randolph, e. A. SimOns; EdinsOurgh and At
water. J. J. Excelli Charlestown and Freedom,
w. II. Wilson Deerneld and Palmyra, Y. J. Kurtz;
Windham. r.. A. Archibald; BraceyIlle G. r.
Waters; Newton Esils g s. William A; Clark Nelson
Farminsoh b EdGsP loo GSGsrS sIS and BIZ.
toll 4; r. Copeland and J. W. Moore; Windsor
Rhodes g. w. Clark, Financial Secretary, Ale.
gheny Colleges; D. W. Chandler, missionary to
Seminary. .,....
s. f. Minor, p. E. Canton--First Church W.
Massillon, Charles ii. Stockins; Alliance Sylyes-
ter Burt Mt. Union, Lewis -Paini Salem, William
Square, j. r. Roller; Oolumbiana, A. f. Ward;
Palestine, Oliver Holmes; New Lisbon, n. NJ.
Marlboro, j. D. Leggetti GIeentown W. Bedal;
WriSSt WIgi9SSert9n Ii b. s3g MsohSnicsowP j A.
D. 4. Pierce; New Cumberland. j. 4. Hunter;
Sandysville, &C. A. Williams; Waynesburg, r. l.
Swaney; Malvern, W. IL. Pearson, o. N. Harts-
horn. President Mt. Union College and member Of
Mt Union Quarterly Conference
| .- MCONNE1svtbLE DISTRICT
pdS McOonnelsy,Ie. e"n I'm Pggon SunmeraeId "
Dennis; senecaville, s. H. steward and A. II.
keeler; Norwich. r. Raider; Lebanon, supply;
ford, ". r. Smith; Dexter City, N. G. Worth ing ne
%as Mar OfsSJ T j. %sh Ne 2oh
| Moses; Morgan. g. II. Doan; Uhionville ID. Cor
don; Caldwell, Eugene EdmOnds; Caywood, S.
BARNBsvILLE DISTRICT.
D. M .vir Garr hp:n; p F. BaFnesye S j e Sullivan
Toland Bellaire Circuit, j. y Moore; Bridgeport
Joseph Gledhill; Bridgeport Circuit G. b. Smith;
Beallsville, G. d. Henthorne; Centeryille, W.
| Darby; ClaringtOn NJ. G. Grimes; Fairview, j. j.
Wilson; Freepor, I. W: Lann Hendrysburg, NJ
J. slutz; Hannibal, T +. Phillips; Millersburg Isup-
| Ply j. r. Smith; Morristown, W. d. Starkey;
| powhattan, Ii. A. CObblidee st. Clairsville, Is. f.
Beazene; Somerton, A. G. Robb; WOOdsheld, W.
II: Rider; Armstrongs, j. Ii. White; Antioch
YouEGsTowN DISTRICT.
L; Day, P; r. Youngstown, T. NJ. House; Po-
| Coitsville, G. J. Bliss; Canhed and Ellsworth X.
d. Watts Hubbard, H. smith; Coalburg X. w.
| j. Beetham; jackson and oldtown. George Crook:
Numid and b. Ookheld NJ. j. Ingram; COurtland,
x; f. Edmonds; Orangeyille and Burg Hill, b. C.
Williamsaeld and Waul, 7. ID. Bllnn; Andoverand
Cherry Valley, j. II. Hoover; New Lynn and Rome,
Supplied NR l. II SfEs5 g y
John; Kelloggville, $. L. Binkley; Greensburg and
Mecca, G Dunmore.
CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT.
John Williams, p. Z. cambridge, j. II. Holling-
head; New Philadelphia Frank Brown; Philadei-
dickson; Cadiz, T. $. Hodgsop; Asbury, j. X.
Grimes; Martins Ferry, J. Brown; Urichsville, w.
Brown; Genandenhutter, Il. N, RAIDER; Wiuches-
ston; Evansville, J. w.lAnderson and D.. w
knight; East Plainheld J. ". Foutz; Miners
Deersyille, 1. S. Winters; Tyrone, w L. Davidson;
Bethel j. j. jackson; New Athens n. B. stewart;
Mooreheld ID. NJ. Holllster; Bethel Mission, to be
supplied.
rF ~ CLEVELAND DISTRICT.
William Hunter, p. Z. Cleveland First Church,
B. Y. Brooke; Christ Church, G. ii. Gushing; Sco-
vile Avenue, James r. Mills; South Park, b. Ex-
cell; Superior Street, ii. Webb; East Cleveland,
4; r. Chapmani Broadway, D. Prosser; Cleveland
b. Goodri h; Wiiloughby, Ezra Hingely; Mentor,
l. W, Ely; Painesyille 4. +, Randolph; Perry, Z.
Seely; Geneva, j. ID. Vail; Saybrook, D. Miner;
Grand River, S. Collier; Thompson and Concord,
Il 1a@hn M shSheT and T:ti L. hnSker aoRtyiIle and
Huntsburg and Chardon, ii. Huncher; Burton, J.
Norris; Toy, }, 3, Grover; Bainbridge, J. E.
j. Shields; Warrensvlle, to be supplied. E. s.
Gillette, agent Bible Society; s. Greg, chaplain
Seaman's Bethel.
sTEuBENvILLE DISTRICT.
j. $. Bracken, p. Z. Kramer. d. G. Osborne;
Hamlin, q. w. Gray; Thompson, A. j. Lane; Fin
cSnSe; @ East ED Iydrpoo m BStts saIneye " h
j. y, Hollister; Calcutta, to be supped Elkton,
=; D. M Bray; lrondale and Hammondsyille, A. w.
Gruber; Sloans and Summerset, j. H. Rodgers;
" ntersyille, j. w. Weaver; Richmond, ]. r,
Keyes; Smithheld, j. X Cooper; Bloomfield. j..
Dallas; East Springfield, P. G. Rdmonds; Harlem
Springs j. E. starkey; Leesville, j. q. A. Miller;
r. S. Hogue. Financial Agent Of scio College
and member Of Sci0 Quarterly Conference. Ed
ward Ellison, President OF Scio College and mem
Der Of Scio Quarterly Conferences. s1ls- ..v
ALL the insane convicts confined in
the Penitentiary have been removed to
the Columbus Hospital for the Insane
OTTo PETERS, young man of Cincin-
natl, some three or four weeks ago
wounded his foot by stepping upon
nail. The cut healed, but he had con-
siderable trouble with it until the 18th,
when lockjaw set in and ne died on the
18th a.E
Two CHILDREN, aged three and five
years, of John COddington, of Middle
town, Butler County, were found drowned
in Fore Bay on the evening of the 18th.
They are supposed to have fallen in the
water while playing. O.
AT Tiffin, on the 18th, Frank Aborgast
was seriously and probably fatally in
jured while hunting, by the accidental
discharge of his gun, the contents enter
ing his side and head.
THE Ohio Editorial Association COM
menced its annual session at Toledo, on
the Goth, with a fair attendance. Vice
President Irvine presided. In the even
ing banquet was given the association
by the citizens of Toledo.
THE Ohio Editorial Association closed
its meeting at Toledo on the 21st.
Officers for the ensuing year were chosen,
as follows: President, /. #. Mack, San
dusky Rsgister;; Vice President, L. Fie-
zer, Columbus RsstbOts; Secretary, Mrs.
F. d, Germain, Toledo Commercial;
Assistant Secretary, ]. X. Newcomer,
Marion Mirror; Treasurer, j. P. Irwin,
GAINESVILLE Signal. Joseph Medill, of the
Chicago Tribune, delivered the annual
address. In the absence of the author,
w. d. Gallagher, Mr.. Lecky Harper, of
Mt. Vernon, read the poem entitled
American Trilogy." The next meeting
will be held at Cleveland. snfG
A PARTY of eight coIored men became
involved in quarrel at Cincinnati on
the night of the Gath. Pistols were
freely used, and four of them were
one, Charles Blackston, fatally.
THE Tri.State Fair opened in Toledo
On the oath With every prospect of sue
cess. The attendance was good for
irst day, and the weather was all that
,ould have been aesiretf; ~ =
THE fall term Of the Ohio Wesleyan
University, Delaware, commenced with
about 150 students. Fl7n 7.ns.s is.-rs
ABOUT one O'Clock on the evening Of
he gath fire broke out in Marsh's cigar
actory at COshOcton, and, before it could
,e extinguished, five buildings were de-
troyed. The loss on buildings will ag-
yregate about $40, 900 and 81, 900 on con-
ents, on which there is about 5000 in
urance