Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The assailant of General Drentalen has been
arrested. He has been recognized as person
who committed numerous offenses at Tagan-
rolf.
Lord Derby's award as umpire, reducing
miners wages one and quarter per cent. in
addition to the former reduction, will affect
nearly $1,000 persons in the Durham district.
The Colorado beetle has made its appear
ance in County Cork, Ireland.
American capitalists have offered to build
navy yard at Sebastapol for the construction
and maintenance of the Russian volunteer
feet of cruisers.
Turkey is still arming the Greek frontiers
Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, has tele-
graphed the Porte that Turkish troops have
violated the Bulgarian territory near Dubnic-
"a, and that the Bashi Bazouks are pillaging
aud assassinating.
Paris dispatch says the second sub-com-
mittee on the Trans-Sahara Railway has de-
cided to propose Biskara as a starting point
cannon on board the German gunboat
ReRown at Wilhems Haven, burst on the 3Qth
ult., killing three and wounding fourteen per-
sons.
London dispatch says that all the Indian
troop ships have been ordered ready for six
bringing home the troops from South Africa
Notice of reduction of five percent. in the
wages of the iron workers of the Cleveland,
England, district was given by the iron mas
ters on the 3lst ult.
The Vatican has received the final decision
OF the German Government on the religious
questions. All of the exiled clergy who ask
permission will be allowed to return to Ger
1,,-
provided the clergy obey the common law,
and all fresh nominations are to be submitted
to the Government. These terms, it is Jas
serted, are satisfactory to the Pope.
A Paris correspondent says England has for
year been helping the Sultan of Morocco to
prepare for a conflict with Spain, as the latter
bankers for the annexation of the formers
territory English officers have been drilling
troops and English engineers fortifying Tan
gier. England fears that the conquest by
Spain of Morocco would prejudice Gibraltar
The Consolidated Bank Of Montreal failed
on the 3lst ult. The failure will affect some
400 widows and orphans who held stock.
An Arctic expedition to cooperate with
those sent out by Sweden, Holland, America,
Austria and Denmark, has been formed in
London.
A fire at Hamilton, Ont, on the LIST, de-
| stroyed buildings to the value of $3.50, 900, and
other property to the amount of 100000. A
boy was fatally injured by falling stone.
A Berlin dispatch says in view of the sue
cess of the Socialists in Breslin, the Govern
ment is considering the practicability OF max
ing the anti-Socialists law more stringent, and
the Liberal leaders are discussing a pro-
gramme to unite the various sections.
The proceedings of the Court Martial in the
case of Lieutenant Carey have been quashed.
The Russian troops have evacuated Bull
garia.
Lord Chelmsford has resigned.
George Wall IL Co., of Colombo and London
failed on the Cd. Liabilities e3O0,O0 Their
difficulties are said to be mainly in connec-
tion with losses on coffee in Ceylon.
An association has been formed at Sheffield,
England for the purpose of assisting work
ingmen to emigrate to the United States.
Advices from Cape Town up to July 10 state
that brother of CetewayO and several other
important chiefs had surrendered. Cetewayo
is said to be in heavy forest north of Ulundi.
Serlnagur, the capital of Cashm ere, ordi-
narily containing 100000 Inhabitants, has only
10000 since the famine.
Fourteen persons were killed by the explo-
sion of powder magazine at Duralgo, Spain,
on the I'd.
The new law relative to the administration
of Alsace- Lorraine goes into force the 1st of
| October.
At Point View, Quebec, on the 4th, a family
named Msnette, consisting Of seven persons,
were poisoned from eating bread which had
been standing in the same place with Paris
green. Three of the family died.
Five persons were killed, and eleven seri-
ously and forty slightly injured by railway
accident between Nancy and Veules, France,
on the 4th
The severest storm for many years ragged al
London and surrounding country on the night
OF the 2d. The damage TO glass around Lon.
don amounts TO thousands OF pounds sterling
In great part OF Bedfordshlre the hay crop
was completely swept away and many cattle
were drowned. The storm was terribly severe
In the Valley of the Thames and immense in
jury was done growing crops.
All Of the Zulus wounded at the battle o.
Ulundi were killed by the native contingent
In the employ of the British.