Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-26
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were killed by falling walls.
On the 10th the Robson Wagon Company,
of Cincinnati, made an assignment. Liabili-
ties not stated; assets estimated at $4,000.
j. r. Mcdonald was drowned at st. Louis,
Mo, on the 10Th while bathing. He was for
mery from Memphis, Tenn.
The Seventh Ohio Congressional District
met at Toledo on the 10Th and nominated
Hon. Charles Foster, by acclamation.
Stephen A. Douglass monument was I'M
yelled at Chicago on the 18th. The exercises
were simple and unostentatious.
| On the 10Th there were twenty-five cases of
sunstrole In Chicago and fourteen at Leayen-
worth, Kan.
| A dispatch from Yankton, Dakota Ter,
of the 18th says DR.. II. F. Livingston, late In
dian Agent at Crow Creek, is understood TO
have taken preliminary steps toward insti-
tutng action for libel against the Chicago
| Tribune.
On the 18th as an east bound freight train
ON the p, G. & St. L. r. r. was passing over
| the bridge at Monticello, Ind, the bridge gave
way, precipitating the engine and twenty cars
into the Tippecanoe River killing the engi-
neer and bridge watchman.
| dispatch of the 18th says the consolidated
census returns of Chicago show the popula-
tion of the city on May l to be 313,74S.
| Dispatches of the 18th state that the Utes
and Apache Indians have all agreed to go on
their new reservations.
The Supreme Lodge of the United States
independent Order of Workingmen convened
at Louisville, KY, on the 18th.
A Galveston NeDs Austin special Of the 18th
says Pipes and Herndon, charged with rob
bing a train on the Texas Pacific Road several
months ago, were convicted and sentenced 10
life imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
The Democratic State Convention met at
Pueblo, Col, on the 18th and nominated W.
A. II. Loveland Governor, and renominated
Thomas NJ. Patterson to Congress, both by
acclamation.
There were on the 18th 1903 authenticated
cases of sun-stroke in Milwaukee, Wis. A
large number of them fatal.
Gen. L. j. Soner, appointed Appraiser of
| Merchandise for the Port of New Orleans in
place of jackson suspended, qualified and en-
tered upon the duties Of his office on the 18th.
John Masterson, plumber of Cleveland,
was shot and almost instantly killed on the
morning of the 21st by Dayvidde Mullyne, an
engraver. The murderer claims to have acted
in self-defense, but when questioned by an
officer if 1t was not an old grudge he nodded
assent
The Nez Perces prisoners were removed
from their camp at Fort Leavenworth on the
10Th, to their new home near Baxter Springs,
Kansas.
A dispatch of the Goth says the steamer
Alaska left San Francisco with the first lot Of
Chinese laborers, under three years contract,
to work on the sugar plantations in Peru.
The Supreme Lodge of the Independent
Order of Workingmen, in session at Louis
vile, KY, changed its name to the Independ-
ent Order of Mutual Aid on the Goth.
A halloonist named L. D. Atchison, while
making an ascension at Elmwood, nl., on the
22d, was instantly killed by falling a distance
of 200 feet.
Advicss from Newark, Ohio, of the 22d
state that there is an immense attendance at
the Soldiers and Sailors Reunion. President
Hayes, Gen. Sherman and several others de.
livered addI esses
A special from Galveston of the 22d says San
! Bass, the notorious train robber, died on the
2lst he refused to inform on his accom-
plCes, saying that it was against his prOfes
: sion.
Hon Charles Foster has declined the nom
e ination for Congress in the Seventh District
: FOtEINHN
Lords Salisbury and Beaconsield arrived il
: London on the 10th. They were received witt
one continuous cheer and showers of bou
quets.
A telegram from London of the 10th says
, correspondent at Rome states an Archbishop
d was appointed for the See of Naples, in def
/ ance to the Kings right of appointment.
A dispatch Of the 10th from Paris state
n that NJ. Maurice Jolly, the well-known Radica
y advocate, had committed suicide.
n II is stated in London dispatch of the l6tl
that 900 nail-workers have struck for al
d advance of 80 per cent, and 10000 more vii
Join the strike at the end of the week.
e News from Constantinople of the 18th say
q the commissioners to determine the frontie
1t of Bulgaria, in accordance with the Berl
congress, will leave that city in few days.
d A London telegram of the 18th says tn
1t Greeks are maintaining a sta'e Of Insured
If tion and anarchy in Thessaly and Epirus.
t. The funeral of the late Queen Mercedes, c
Spain, took place at Madrid ON the nth.
IN A telegram of the 18th to the London Tim
he from Constantinople gives the following a
lg count of the firing upon an unarmed boz
from a British man-of-war by the Russian
OF near the Gulf Of Saros@ 1.-TWO days ago
man-of-war boat was cruising off the Russia
d. lines, and the crew on landing were immed
" ately made prisoners. Alieutenant, nidshi
h, man and ten men, who were in boat not r
ir turning to the English fleet another boat WI
sent to look for them, but upon apprOaehiI
IN the place this boat was fired upon, two bulle
IT. passing through the sides of the boat, fort
IA nately without injury to anyone"
Ill The occupation of Bosnia by Austria W
take place about the LIST of August
VS. News of the 18th concerning the strike
* Auzon, states it is one of the most extensi
DC ever known in France. Five thousand c,
liers left the pits, demanding higher wag
ge and eight hours for days work.
nd A Berlin telegram Of the 18th says Fran
nd has suggested a joint protest Of the powC
against the Turkish outrages in Thessaly.
he On the 18th it was stated in Berlin I'll
re-, Russia proposes to appoint diplomatic ageI
at various points of Asiatic Turkey to wat
at Russian interests.
ian Admiral Hornby in a telegram to w.
the Smith, First Lord of the Admiralty, on I
10Th, says that the flag Captain of the Brit
at feet has had an interview with Gen, Tobleb'
ere who stated that he had heard nothing of
firing into the British man-of-war. A b.
,rt- was sent to demand the release OF the Engl
sailors detained by the Russians; said he
can tremely regretted the occurrence, and '
the sure the superior officers of the Russian ar
lew were ignorant Of the attack.
A telegram from Constantinople of the 1
on says the Turkish Commissioners at Shul
loss and Varna are engaged in removing tro
and war material.
,an On the 20th the British Commissioners
9TH. the Paris Exposition officially notified
gers other Commissioners OF the International
orm hibition TO be held at Melbourne, AustraliG
1880.
the A Belgrade telegram of the Goth states
ora great dissatisfaction exists throughout Sci