Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-17

69,0G3; Adams (Democrat), 44,700 ;
Chomberlin Qobor Reform), 5,0OS; Pit
man (Prohibitory), sol.
A New York dispatch of the Sth says :
"The papers in the case of Tweed and
Fields were procured from the sheriff by
/ the attorney for the prosecution to make
some amendments. Charles O'Connor
stated that Fields would be arrested as
soon as found. The Committee of Sev-
enty are fully determined to crush these
men. 1t is not probable that Fields will
run away"
| Mrs. l.. ID. Mansfield, the lady Prin.
cipal, and other ladies of the Rockland
Institute, at Nyack, ~ Y, voted at the
recent elections. Mrs. Woodruff and
Tennie c. Clafln offered votes in New
York city, but were refused. Mrs. Wood
hull protests in lengthy card.
A New York telegram of the 9Th says :
"The great victory for reform was the
principal topic to-day in all circles through
out the city. AT the City Hall, where
/ flags were displayed in honor of the
result, the politicians in the pay of Tam
many seemed to be bewidcred. Upon
the door of the Mayors office was large
| placard, with blazing letters, posted,
bearing the following: The Downfall of
Tammany Hail. Leading Democrats of
! the State and city were beginning to talk
about nominating Charles O'Connor as
Democratic candidate for the next Presi-
! dency"
A Springfield Qll) dispatch of the 9Th
says it was thought there that, "if the
central and southern portions of the State
| poll the usual Democratic vote, Hayes,
| Democrat, is elected to Congress over Bev-
eridge. The vote is light, not barely a
two-thirds having been cast, and it will be
some days before enough returns are in to
determine who is elected. The contest be-
tween Hayes and Beveridge will be close
! The Chicago Journal of the Sth states
4 that up to that date the Chicago Relief
and Aid Society had actually received, of
cash contributions from various parts of
the country and the world, the total sum
of 2,051 ,023 for the relief of the suffer
crs from the Great Fire As far as heard
4 from, the total cash contributions for Chi
cago relief amounted to about So, SOC, 600,
of which about 81 800, 900 had not vet
been received
A Madison (Wis.) dispatch of the sth
says the indications were that the Repub-
/ lican majority in the State would exceed
! 10000.
A Leavenworth (Kansas) dispatch of the
9Th says the indications were that the Re
publican ticket in the State was elected by
increased majorities
! A Richmond Va.) special of the Sth
says Virginia has given about 10000 Con
I servative majority, with two-thirds Con
servative Legislature elected.
| The Democratic majority on the State
ticket in Maryland will be about IL, 900.
The President has appointed William
Wallace Postmaster at Battle Greek, Mich
! General Spaulding has been appointed
, Special Treasury Agent at Detroit, vice
Edward Lafavour, who has been transfer
red to the position of Appraiser of Mer-
chandise at that post
The New York World of the 9th says:
THE Republican majority in the State
will be from $4,000 to 1900, and the
! Legislature will be two-thirds Republican
in both houses"
The complete vote for Aldermen in
New York city stands: Tammany, AZ, ,301 ;
anti-Tammany, 1882
A woman-Margaret Mueller-who had
been registered, presented herself at poll
/ in New York city at the recent election,
and her ballot was received by the in
/ spectors
Thomas c. Fields was arrested in New
York city on the 9th, and gave hail in
! $200,OO0 General Barlow, the newly.
elected Attorney of the State, has stated
that criminal proceedings would be imme-
diately commenced against every man i'm
plicated in the city frauds.
ODonovan Rosa will contest Tweed's
election to the New York State Senate, on
the ground of illegal voting and false can.
vassing.
The ground was covered with two
inches of snow at Rockland, Me, on the
7th.
N'N'Ni''i "iANAiiNi, VI w lSCOlSlu, HIS
made official announcement, dated No
vember 8, that he was informed by the Re
lief Committee that the supply of cloth
ing on hand, in transit, and ready for
shipment would be sufficient for the suf
ferers by the fire in the State. No fur
ther contributions of this kind were
needed
Gov. Baldwin, of Michigan, has ap
pointed November 80 as Thanksgiving
day.
Official returns from all the wards in
Little Rock, Ark, elect the entire Brooks
ticket, headed by Gen. Catterson fol
Mayor, by an average majority of two tC
one. Gen, Catterson is the lately sus
pended United States Marshal, and repre-
sented the Republican opposition to Sem
tor Clayton.
The Governor of Texas has declared
martial law in two counties in that State.