Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-16

saint George on the southern border oil
the Territory. He was escorted by twelve
mounted mon of the Nauvoo Legion. !
am told that he has babe final adieu to
Salt Lake CITY" ..-..
n telegram from Washington on the
4th says: The instructions of the Pres
ident TO the authorities in Utah were to
the effect that there should be firm vet
compromise with criminals Latest re-
ports from officials represent that all dan
/ ger of collision has passed"
Colonel David Stanton, Auditor-General
/ elect of Pennsylvania, died suddenly at
I his residence in New Brighton, on the
morning of the 9Th. He was in the 42d
year of his age.
The New Hampshire Democratic State
! Convention is to be held in Concord,
/ December Is. The Labor Rcformers
will hold theirs at the same place De
cembcr I.
/ The news of the disaster to the whaling
fleet advanced whale oil at the East from
60 cents to 81 per gallon. The Boston in
surance offices had little if any risks.
/ The New Bedford offices lose $1,000,
0O0
In Louisville, KY, on the night of the
9TH, the giving way of a column in the
lower room of the African Baptist Church,
corner of Fifth and York streets, created
Il panic among the congregation in the up
per room, and the whole body rushed,
jammed crushed, down two narrow stair
ways on each side the door, the men
trampling over the women and children in
their fright Eleven were killed outright,
two of them children, and number more
or less wounded. The scene was terrible
and neutrality-suspicious. screaming
over their dead childred, and husbands in
agony over their wives. The column or
pillar which gave way proved to have
been set on the lower floor between the
joists, with nothing under it but thin
inch flooring.
Governor Palmer, cf Illinois, has writ
ten letters to AttorneyGeneral Bushnell
and Charles II. Reed, States Attorney for
the Seventh District, advising the indfct-
ment of General Sheridan, Frank T. Sher-
man and r. B. Mason, Mayor of Chicago,
under whose instruction young Treat was
doing patrol duty in Chicago at the time
he shot Colonel Thomas w. Grosvenor for
refusing to halt when commanded to do so.
In his lettcrto States Attorney Reed, the
Governor says :" 1t would be simply dis
honorable to you and to the State to prose
cute young Treat alone, to conviction,
when you and every one besides, that are
supposed to know what the law is are
bound to confess that if he is guilty of
legal offense, so are those who placed him
in position TO do mischief, and neither
you nor the State authorities can find le-
gal excuse for discharging Treat without
trial. No course is open to us but to
boldly and squarely stand up to the line of
duty"
A Washington dispatch of the 4th says:
at is said in Official circles mat tiIc Pres
ident has no intention TO suspend the
habeas corpus in any Southern State
other than South Carolina, unless condi-
ton of things shall occur similar to that
in the proclaimed counties to render such
course necessary"
Postmaster General Creswell has issued
an order prohibiting the letter carriers in
the cities from issuing New Years adj
dresses or substitutes therefor, intended
or calculated to induce the public to make
them donations, and also prohibiting the
soliciting of presents by any means what
ever
The Green Bay Advocate says careful
census shows that in Humboldt, Brown
County, thirty-nine families were burned
out, and lost houses, barns, crops, etc. In
the town of Green Bay sixty-eight farmers
were burned out. Most of these lost every
thing they had, part saved some of their
grain, and some few saved a part of their
buildings In the three towns, alone, of
Casco, Red River and Green Bay, the re-
turns show that /, 12S persons have been
left destitute.
t The Governor of Wisconsin has appoint
ed the Goth of November as day of pub,
e lie thanksgiving. The Governor of Utah
has also designated the same day to be OBJ
served in that Territory.
In the municipal election in Chicago, OF
r the 7th, the Union Fire-Proof Ticket,
made up irrespective of party, with JOSEPH
4 NIedill at its head for Mayor, was choser
: by majority of about IL, 900.
Beveridge's (Republican) majority fol
!, Congressman-at-Large from Illinois is ovel
e 10000.
u u The President and Secretary of Wa
G have had a conference relative to the
;, squatters on the Usage lands. If they dC
= not move in compliance with the notice
: of the Secretary of the Interior, they viii
II be elected by military force.
e The State organ of the Administration
y at Washington makes an official denial o.
n Il statement that Secretary Fish is going t.
n retire from the State Department.
is Returns from the Land Office show tina
! over 132, GOO acres have passed from tn
o government TO individuals in the August
and Humboldt, Kansas, land districts alon
" during October. The cash receipts wer
d nearly $64 0OO Some settlements wer
d under the Homestead act.
A Washington dispatch of the 9th say
General Schofield would be placed by tn
Indian Bureau in control of the Indians o
?, Arizona, with instructions to bring then
$ all in upon reservations and keep then
If there.
A New York telegram of the Sth says
C. g In all but four Assembly Districts of tn
'r city, either Republican or Reform cand
d dates are elected. SigeIs (anti- -Tammany
5 majority for Register, is $4,000. Barrett
for Supreme Court, beats Ledwith, tn
lie Tammany nominee, by heavy majority
N Tweed is the only Tammany candidate TO
j. the Senate elected Eighteen Republican
a. candidates from the city are elected
N against three Tammany candidates. Tn
n entire county ticket of the Committee o
e. Seventy is elected, and all the Reform car
+ didates for Aldermen. The vote fell be
&c hind the registry in many districts. In tn
lc State, probably, % Republican Senators
G. against 10 Democrats, are elected. III
n Assembly will be largely Republican.
A Newark, n. J., dispatch of the ST
rs says returns from that State indicated