Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26

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injured. None of the passengers were badl.
hurt.
The Ute Indians at the White River, Colo
RADIO Agency, are reported TO have burned th,
agency buildings and gone on a raid alonl
White and Bear rivers. It is supposed tina
the prospecting and mining in the Nortl
Park, which is the hunting ground of tht
Utes, has excited the outbreak. Troops have
been sent to the agency,
Frank II. Lensing, Of Louisville, Ky., aged
fifty years, committed suicide on the 18th by
pouring coal.oil over his clothes and setting
himself on fire. He was burned to a crisp.
Lieutenant-General Sheridan has been in
structej by the War Department to detail
sufficient force of military from the nearest
Agency to arrest the insubordinate Ute Indian
chiefs on White river, and enforce obedience
to the Agents requirements.
Official returns received from the Third
! Congressional District in California, give
Berry, Democrat, a small majority over Nc
Kenna, Republican, who was thought to
have been elected.
President Hayes and General Sherman at.
tended the reunion meeting of the Twenty.
third Ohio, the Presidents old regiment, at
Youngstown on the 18th.
Rev. Samuel S. Harris was consecrated
Episcopal Bishop Of Michigan on the 18th.
John V. Altmeyer, OF Wheeling, w. Va,
was caught in nail machine which he was
feeding, on the 18th, and literally torn to
pieces.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press had special
from Wood Mountain, on the 18th, giving the
particulars of fight which had occurred be-
tween a band of Indians who crossed the line
after buffalo, and some United States soldiers.
Nine Indians were killed, and two chiefs and
three soldiers were wounded.
Judge William z. Beck was nominated for
Judge Of the Supreme Court by the Colorado
Republican State Convention held at Denver
on the 10Th. Resolutions were adopted pledg-
ing the votes of the State for Grant as Presf-
dent, and declaring that 1t is the duty of Con-
gress, at its approaching session, by appro-
pirate and judicious legislation, to restore
silver as money metal TO its equality with
gold, and to that end law should be enacted
providing for the unlimited coinage Of the
silver dollar on such terms as shall secure to
the people the benefits OF gold and silver as
a circulating medium.
Hon. James G. Jenkins, of Milwaukee, has
INNA
sin Democratic Central Committee, in place
OF Alexander Mitchell, declined.
Louis Gueting was hanged at Indianapolis
on the 18th for the murder of Mary McGlew
one year ago. She had refused to renew
marriage engagement with him which she
had previously broken of on account of his
habits Of dissipation.
In Taney County, Mo-, on the 10th, two
brothers named Burr and James Manus, got
iAto a. quarrel about a COW, and James shot
and killed Burr. A younger brother then
went home, procured rifle and shot James
through the heart.
The Georgia House of Representatives voted
down the resolution condemning Governor
Colquitt for alleged corruptions in office.
John Hurtgen was shot and killed by George
Lee, at st. Louis, on the 2lst. They quarreled
about bill due the latter by the former.
The Ingalls, investigating Committee arrived
at Topeka, Kan, on the Goth, and commenced
taking testimony. Mr.. Ingalls,, through his
counsel, consented that all the original tele-
grams and copies of kilograms sent aud re-
ceiVed by him at various points In Kansas,
Kansas City, Mo, and Washington, d. G., .,
from Jan. l to June 25 1879, might he exam
ined by the committee.
The Presidential party visited Chicago on
the 23d.
General Sherman has called meetingot the
Army Of the Tennessee in Chicago, Nov. aud
6, at which time General Grant will be there.
The tug P. w. Parker, while towing the
schooner S. A. Wood to Evanston, suburb
of Chicago, on the 22d, burst her boiler, kill
ing Robert Leaky the Captain, John Callag-
han
William Burton, cook. The only man on the
tug who survived was William Mcclure, a
deck hand, and he was badly injured.
At Bayou Chico, La, during the election on
the 10th, in shooting affray between Fort
and Dassman, neither OF the principals were
hurt, but two of the bystanders were shot,
Edward W. Grimm being instantly killed and
Richard Nash dangerously wounded.