Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-03-05
WRIST AND sOUTH.

an ulu anu Wedlbuy DOnOe
Of Otoe County, Neb was killed on the oath
by an insane son. The boy attempted to Kill
his mother but she escaped. The boy had shot
one Of his fathers horses, and the old gentle
man was attempting to take the pistol from
him when the son killed him. He then fed
to a corn field, where he was captured by the
neighbors after some hours resistance and
lodged in jail.
Bismarck, Dakota, dispatch on the oath
stated that the worst snow storm ever known
In the Northwest had ragged there for two
days. Travel on the Northern Pacific had
been interrupted for two months by success
sion of storms, and but three trains had ar.
rived from the East since February 1st.
The Illinois Republican State Convention
has been called to meet at Springfield, May
10Th. "a
The Iowa Democratic State Convention for
the selection of delegates to the National
Convention, will be held at Burlington, April Z.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors
created considerable excitement, on the 25th,
by the passage of an ordinance to increase
the police force to 400 men. The ostensible
reason was for the purpose of giving employ
ment to needy men. The workingmen thought
q" ""N' iNcfSahShO w PACNOub bhC
tion of Climate wn. Kearney made an inham-
matory speech in the Sand Lots, stating that
he had been informed from a reliable source
that a secret movement was on foot to crush
the anti-Chinese crusade, the Chinese Six
Companies and some of the merchants being
the instigators, and the Police Department
and National Guards tools; that the enemies
of the workingmen we're to inaugurate the
trouble by starting fire or row; then himself
and the Mayor were to be sssassinated by DO
licemen in the disguise of Chinese High
landers, and the Chinese armed to the teeth
were to be let loose to massacre
men, women and childreRsselecting the labor
ing population of the city as their victims.
Regarding the case now before the United
States Circuit Court involving the constitu-
tionality of the law forbidding corporations
to employ Chinese, the workingmen would
accept no decision but that of the people, and
they say the " Chinese must CO." He would
leave list OF the names of persons that must
be guilloined in case he was assassinated, as
his assassination would be a blow at every
workingman and woman in the civilized
world. In the afternoon the ward presidents,
Mayor Kalloch and a number of representa-
tive men of the Workingman's party
held meeting at which resolu-
tions were adopted deprecating lawlessness
from any source, but that while discounte.
nancing all lawless and riotous conduct and
warning their friends among the workingmen
against 1t, yet they wished it understood, and
gave deliberate notice, that on preparation
OF any outrage upon their friends or
leaders or employment of any DO
lice or other force to interfere with
the peaceful operation of the law
in the abatement of the Chinese nuisance, or
any accession to the Infamous demands of the
craven Chinese Consul, Mr.. Bee, for foreign
military interference, they we're ready to as
Bert and maintain their right, avenge their
friends, and visit upon the low, designing
minions Of power, backed up though they
may be by cowardly capitalists and corpora
tions, punishment so swift and terrible that
the readers Of history will shudder at The re-
cord. They had kept the peace and intend
to keep the peace, but were not to be triaed
with. The law must be obeyed-the Chinese
must go.
During 1879, 100000 bushels of wheat,
and "a, ,OOO, 900 bushels of corn were received
at Chicago.
-Four Senator'S, charged with contempt in
slgningthe Kellogg memorial, were suspended
by the Louisiana Senate on the Goth.
A vigilance committee has been organized
by the business men of San Francisco to sup
press any riot which may occur in that city in
with the labor agitation move
ment.
Mayor Kalloch, of San Francisco, made
speech to the workingmen at the Sand Lots
On the eth ult, telling them while their
grievances were real yet a continuation of
such gatherings only afforded an opportunity
'or utterances of i'll timed expressions like |
y to retard rather than advance the OBJ |
ects in view; that a judicious committee |
would be appointed with whom he would |
reely confer and to whom he would report |
he progress, If any, made in the way of relief. |
n the meantime meetings had better be dis
'ensed With, subject to the call of the commit.
ee. This proved satisfactory to the crowd.
James Howard was hung at Ozark, Ark, on
he 9th ult., for the murder of his wife In
anuary, 1879. John Henry johnson, ne
ro, was hung at Savannah, Ga, on the same
ay, for the murder OF Daniel McDermott in
iarch, 1878.
Troops have been stationed at several
oints in Southern Kansas to prevent the
invasion of the Indian Terri
OrY.
The American Union Telegraph Com
any seized the wires of the Western Union
company on the Central Branch of the Union
acidc Railroad Company in Kansas, on the
9TH ult. On the 29th ult. the Baltimore &
'hio Railroad Company issued notice of the
ltention to take control OF and operate the
slegraph lines of the Atlantic & Pacific Tele-
raph Company and Baltimore & Ohio Rail
Dad Company between Washington, d. c.,
hieago and other points, heretofore operated
the Atlantic u Pacific Company under tenn
Orary leases.
Two car loads Of Cinnamon from San Fran
SEQ passed through st. Louis on the goth
It,, e" route to Philadelphia and New York.
I've hundred more will follow soon.
The Moffit bell punch liquor law in Virginia
as been repealed, and the license system re-
Itablished.
The Iowa Legislature has passed bill pro-
biting the manufacture and sale OF oleomar-
lrine In that State under heavy penalties by
ne and imprisonment.
Pork packing for the winter season at Gin !
matt closed on the 1st. Hogs slaughtered,
., $50; decrease from last season OF SO, ,l25.
During 1879, 1,467, 7sO, 900 feet OF lumber ,
ere received at Chicago, an increase of twen- !
-6ye per cent over 1878.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCR.
A Paris correspondent stated on the oath
at Hartmann, the Russian subject arrested .
that city recently, had confessed that he
as engaged in the attempt to kill the Gar !
Moscow. .
A Berlin dispatch states that owing to the r
Ssemination of news from the United States I
at trade is reviving, emigration to that :
untry Iom Germany has recommended on
appreclable scale.
An uprising has taken place in Abyssinia.
'mplete anarchy prevails.
The Moscow Gazette demands the appoint-
ent Of dictator to more effectually crush
hilism. b
A large tenant-riRht meettng paar po4 A