Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-29
should be sent to A. Goldschmid, President
or John L. Eichberg, Secretary.
FOREIGN INTELLUGENcE.

FOHEIGN INTELAIGENCEs
The Khedive declares that he will not an
swer orthe consequences II Rivers Wilson and
De Blignieres return to Egypt.
The Nihiists have established their head
quarters at Kieff.
Herr Won Forckenbeck, late President of the
Reichstag, has been nominated life member of
the Prussian Upper Chamber.
De Lesseps is going to visit the United
States.
The Grand Hotel in Paris was sold at auc-
tion on the Goth for es54, 400.
The Russian Government, It is stated, is on
the point of signing a contract with Ameri-
can firms for the construction Of a number of
cruisers, at an aggregate cost of 25,0O0 600
roubles.
United States bonds are reported steady in
England in response to . demand for invest
ment securities.
There we're 475 deaths from yellow fever at
Havana during July.
The French Government has granted the
Edison Company permission to establish tele-
phonic communication between various quar-
ters of Paris.
The findings Of the court-martal in the case
of Lieutenant Carey have been quashed and
he retains his rank.
An earthquake shock was felt at several
places in Canada between two and three
o'clock on the morning of the 2lst. At Port
Dalhousie the shock was attended by a loud
clap resembling the discharge of a cannon.
Solid brick buildings were shaken. At Thor
old the shock was violent; at Welland, severe
The Pope has received an anonymous letter
from Baltimore warning him against attempts
to poison him. The letter contains so MANY
references to the Pope's private life that it is
believed it was posted in America merely as a
blind. An investigation is in progress.
The United States Consul at Quebec SAYS
s5,5OO,0O0 capital have been wholly wiped out
by the failure of the Consolidated Exchange
and Vile Marie banks, besides loss to de-
positors and bill holders of about $500, 900
more. But worse than all is the condition of
the working classes. During the past winter
there was scarcely any employment, and it is
estimated that there are not less than /, 600
workingmen at present out of employment in
Quebec and suburbs. Controversies about
the distribution of the small amount OF work
to be done eliminated in the riot of the 18th.
The London Standards Vienna correspond
ent reports that disquieting rumors are in
circulation there regarding the unfriendly in
tentions of Russia toward Germany and Aus
tria. Weighty influences are said to be at
work in st. Petersburg.
The London Daily Neaos understands that
the object of the visit of Messrs. Read and
Pell to America is to inquire as to the amount
of live stock and meat the United States and
Canada can export during the next four years. |
and the cost at which animal food can be pro- |
nj ha ANA
voyage will be made next year to pursue in
quiries into the production of wheat and 9th
er crops.
A fire at Bordeaux, France, on the 22d, de-
stroyed 100000 francs worth of property.
Russia has 1,132, 1855, lbs roubles of paper
money in circulation.
The harvest n Italy has been disastrously |
affected by the drought and parching heat.
dspatah TO tho L-eASo~ Io4,-.,sI-..J ~, 49,
22d stated that the disturbances in Bulgaria |
were increasing. The militia operating against
the insurgents were unable to repress the dis
orders.
Further riotous demonstrations occurred at |
Lurgan, Ireland, on the Oath.
One of the chief bullion houses of Paris es-
Inmates that the insufficient crops of England |
France and Germany will make necessary pur-
chases in the United States to the amount of |
e20, ,00O, 600.
The Turkish Minister of Finance has in |
formed the Porte that half million Mussul- |
man refugees are being maintained in addition |
to the Turkish armv and he declines all re-
sponsibility for the financial catastrophe that |
this state of affairs renders inevitable.
The marriage of King Alfonso, of spain
will take place in Madrid at the expiration of |
the period of mourning for his sister.
Reports have reached Tchekylar from the
portion Of General Lazareffs force which ad-
vanced to Tchat, that mortality of fnlly
twenty per cent. prevailed among the troops
from fever and dysentery.
A Vienna dispatch says the differences be-
tween Russia and Germany are considered on
the eve of passing from the stage of newspa-
per controversy to that of diplomatic precau-
tion. The Endre Press asserts that the friend
ship between Austria and Germany will be
proved, in case of necessity, by deeds.
Calcutta CORE spondent of the London
Times reports that starvation aud misery still
prevail in Cashmere, and affairs in Eastern
Bengal are also causing much anxiety.