Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-20


ment Of all Government bonds and other
debts; general reduction should be made
in salaries.
Mrs. John Green was shot and mortally
wounded at Roanoake, Mo-, on the 9th by
her husband Green asserted that 1t was an
accident Mrs. Green asserted 1t was not.
The murderer was placed in Huntonvillc Jail
and on the night OF the 9th he was taken out
and hanged by mob.
George Stark, imprisoned at scottsville,
KY, on the charge of numbering his sister
in-law, Miss Burton, OF Point Oliver, was
taken from the jail by mob on the night OF
the 10th and hung.
A Capt John Tobn, of Springfield, ILL.,,
formerly of Utah and California, who will be
one Of the principal Witnesses to prove Brig
ham Youngs personal connection with the
massacre of Gentiles, states that he
gained the confidence OF the Mormons and
was appointed instructor of the militia,
which he resigned because they were used
as avengers. Subsequently, when guiding
three anti. Mormons to California, the party
were attacked and left for dead on the field
They were picked up by U. 8. mail-carrier,
but two of them died. Tobin was shot in
the right eye. He claims to have also i'm
portant documentary evidence against the
Mormons.
meeting of white and colored citizens of
the region known as the scene of the Eller-
ton Is. C.) riot, last fall, was held on the nth
with view to restore peace and harmony.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted look
ing to the cessation of the race troubles and
the dropping of the pending prosecutions.
special from New Orleans on the 18th
SAYS Madison Wells has received letter
| from John Sherman, which Is very bitter
against the people for violating what he says
was a term of agreement. He scouts all
danger to himself as an accessory, and says
the matter will only serve to show the peo-
pie in their true light.
Baseball on the 12th: Hartford 10, Gin
cinnati g. Louisville 2, Boston o.
Poindexter Edmundson, who was hanged
at Bloomfield, Mo-, on the 18th, for the muir
der of William Shaw, Oct 2, 1916, asserted
his innocence on the scaffold.
Baseball on the 18th: Chicago 6, Hart.
ford 3; Boston Z, st. Louis 4.
Justin Arajo shot and mortally wounded
Manuel Butron, an inofTensive citizen of
! San Juan, Cal, on the 18th, and the same
night was taken from the Jail by a mob and
| hung to a tree.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
has notified its employees of a reduction of
10 per cent. in their wages.
Two negro murderers were executed at
Charleston,S s. G., on the 18th.
The Butchers and Drovers Bank, Of st.
Louis, suspended on the 14th.
Baseball on the 14th: st. Louis TO- Boston
3, Hartford 0, Chicago 8.
On the evening of the 14th a sharp and
well-defued earthquake shock was felt at
Memphis.
In the U. S. District Court at Chicago, on
the l4th, Judge Drummond decided that the
case of the Government against A. G. Hesing
should be reopeued for the hearing of argu-
ments Of counsel.
The Mississippi Republicans will not con-
test the fall election.
The North st. Louis Bank and the Bank OF
st. Louis closed their doors or the 10th.
Baseball on the 10Th: Boston s, Chicago 8.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Pau-Preshyterian Council ediourned
sine die on the 10TH
Orders have been issued to further strength
en- the British squadron in the Mediterranean.
Lord Odo Russell in a recent interview
with Bismarck informed him that under no
condition whatever would England permit
Russian occupation of Constantinople. Bis
marck replied that he considered the occupa-
tion of Constantinople the best way to OBJ
tain the purposes for which the war was com
menced.
At the request of the national societies
the Orangemen of Montreal dispensed with
their procession on the 18th.
1t was reported from Berlin on the 1lth
that Count Andrassy, having obtained posi
tive evidence that Seryia was really prepar
ing for war, had announced to the Russian
Ambassador Austria's determination to oc
cupy Servia.
The U. S. per cent loan opened in Lon
don 4 per cent. higher than in this country
Two British gun vessels have been ordered
to .he Danube for the protection of British
interests.
Bismarck believes that any mediation is a
present impossible.
The Greek Chamber adjourned on the 18th
In a recent battle in Cuba 600 Spanard
were killed. The yellow fever is dccimatinl
the Spanish troops.
A revolution is reported at Puerto PLAYA
San Domingo, in favor of ex-Presdent Con
zales.
The French elections will be held Sept. Il
!, and the second ballots Sept. 30. The Cham
:, Der meets Oct. s.
4 England is negotiating with Turkey TO
;. permission for the British feet, under Ger
. tain contingencies, to enter the Dardancllc'
Ecuador advices report volcanic eruption
Z and destructive floods, causing much loss G
i, life and destruction of property.
Gen, Grant was at Hamburg on the 18th.
The French Government announces this
=, it will patronize those candidates only who's
election addresses do not dcviate from tn
q policy of Cancellation and union agreed VI
a on by all sections of the Conservatives.
!, WAR NOTES.
IL Official dispatches from Erzeroum on III
10th announced that the Russian left win
&c had been driven across the Russian frontie
&C pursued by Ismal Pasha the Russian
on their retreat losing all their war materia
n Russian accounts acknowledge that the Asia
N campaign was a complete failure.
o Tho Eurkish fleet bombarded Eupator
u on the 10th.
= Vienna papers publish reports Of atrocti'
committed by Circassians and Bashi-Bazoul
u. after the regulars had evacuated the d.