Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30

Dominion, The hostile Sioux, now north of the
line, number about 5000 but It is known
that portion Of them desire to como in and
surrender.
The Utah Republican Territorial Conven-
tion, called by the Republican voters TO pro-
test against the action of the Territorial Cen
tral Committee In assuming to elect delegates
to Chicago, met at Salt Bake on the Goth, and
elected delegates to the Chicago Convention
The Chairman of the committee repudated
the action of his committee OF the Sd inst. by
participating in the convention as a delegate.
The delegates were instructed for Grant
Zacharia Owens, wife and three children,
were burned to death in the recent forest fires
on the Alligator river in North Carolina.
General Hatch, on the 18th, surrounded the
agency of the Mescalero Apaches, and cap
tured about four hundred and sixty warriors.
Much stolen stock was recovered. When dis
arming the Indians thirty of them made a
break, and fourteen Of the party were killed by
the troops. Sixteen Apaches escaped.
The st. Louis Post Dispatch had a special
from Western Kansas on the 22d, stating that
drought and unfavorable weather had totally
destroyed the wheat crop west Of Salina, and
that there will be partial failure of the crop
for one hundred miles north and south of To
peka. Many persons in the western part of the
State were suffering and appealing to the ex-
ecutive office at Topeka for aid.
The Republican delegate from Georgia to
the National Convention were not instructed.
The delegates were appointed by the Chairman
Of the Convention, who was an anti-Grant
man, and are understood to be divided be-
tween Sherman and Blaine.
The Colorado Republican State Convention
has been called for May %.
Two murderers were hanged at St. Louis OF
the sd.
Gold and silver have been discovered in pay
ing quantities near Ashland, Wisconsin.
Keaney was released on a writ of habeds
corpus on the 23d.
Charles De Young, editor Of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle was shot and killed by I. NJ
Kalloch, son of Mayor l. s. Kalloch, on the
night Of the 23d
The Memphis Board of Health has issued al
order that after May 10 no prints or goods OF
any character from tropical ports through
Southern ports, will be admitted into Mem
phis until first subjected to such inspection
or regulations as may be prescribed by tht
Board.
A terrific tornado passed through Green
Christian, Sangamon and other counties il
| Illinois, on the night of the oath, and de
stroyed an immense amount of property
killed dozen or more people and injured
! large number.
Dennis Kearney's hGbeas corpus case cam
up before the Supreme Court on the Oath. TIL
court decided that it had no power to review
its own action, and Kearney was remanded Il
the House of Correction to serve out his sen
| tence.
/ Railroads and telegraphic connections be
| tween Alta on the west and Tuckee on tn
east side Of the Rocky Mountains, was com
pletely cut off from the Goth until the 25th o.
account of heavy snow storm along the Pa
| cific Railroad. Over sixteen feet Of snow fell
and in some places it drifted to the depth O
forty feet.
The steamer Strasburg, which arrived a
Baltimore on the 25th brought 1914 emigran
passengers from Germany, Austria, swedel
and Norway.
The cause of the shooting Of Charles D
Young, editor of the San Francisco Chronicl,
by ]. IN. Kalloch is said to have been the circu
lation of pamphlet by the former refectinl
on Mayor Kalloch, father of l. NJ. Kalloch.
The Oregon Republican State Convention
held at Portland OF the oath, adopted resolu
tion instructing the delegates to the Nations
Convention to vote for James G. Blaine.