Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-04-20
PERSONAL,

PERSONAL
E. H. Rollins was elected Treasurer of
the Union Pacific Railroad, at Boston
on the sth, in place of Mr.. Williams, re-
signed.
In the famous Vanderpool murder case
at Kalamazoo, Mich, amotion for change
of venue has been granted and the case
sent to Barry County.
In Chicago on the evening of the 7th a
terrible tragedy was enacted. DIR. E. 8.
Scanland, well known physician on the
West Side and husband of Mrs. Agnes
Leonard Scanland, of literary celebrity,
was shot and instantly killed by his
brother-in-law, P. A. Leonard. The diff
Guilty grew out of domestic troubles, and
ON the occasion of the fatal shot Leonard
claims to have been acting in self-defense.
He was held for an examination before the
Grand Jury.
In a game of baseball at New Orleans,
on the 9th, the Chicago White Stockings
defeated the r. E. Lees-2S to 4.
The R. w. Grand Lodge of the United
States has decreed that the 26th of the
present month shall be set apart and OBJ
served by the members of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows throughout the
country as day of general thanksgiving
and in grateful recognition and acknowl
edgment of the goodness of God in the
preservation and prosperity of the Order
German peace celebrations were held in
many leading cities at the East and in
other sections of the United States on the
10th. The procession in New York City
is said to have excelled, in point of mum
bers and enthusiasm, any similar display
ever witnessed in that city.
The nominations of T. L. Bond, to be
Register of the Land Office, and D. r
Wegstaff, to be Receiver of Public Moneys
at Salina, Kansas, were sent to the Senate
on the 10th.
Commodore John S. Chauncey, of tn,
United States Navy, died at Brooklyn on
the 18th. He entered the navy in 1912.
Hon. Robert S. Glass, of Henderson
KY, leading member of the State Legis
lature, was found dead in bed few
mornings ago. 1t is supposed that he
died of heart disease.
Among the nominations sent to thu
Senate by the President on the 18th were
Collector of Internal Revenue-W. B. Nc
Creary, Sixth District, Michigan. Assess
ors of Internal Revenue-Townsend Mutt
Sixth District, Michigan; G. s. Smith
Eighth District, Michigan. Postmasters-
Mcpherson, Clyde, Ohio; E. Smith, Galien
Ohio; II. p. Cowies, Washington, Iowa
Jas. Davidson, Monticello, Iowa; S. FL
Shoemaker, Dewitt, Iowa; E. r. Brown
Elmwood, ILL.,; A. G. Paxton, Lockport
Ill. F.; s. G. Brougham, Lansing, Mich. III.
Robinson, Washington, O.; F. Swift, De
troit, Mich. Jas. Goodspeed, Joliet, Ill.
]. B. Cunningham, Hayes City, Kan; W
C. Snyder, Fulton, ILL.,; Charles Southland
Morris, Ill.
Colonel Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
grandson of jerome Bonaparte and o
Mrs. Patterson, of Baltimore, arrived il
New York city on the 18th.
1t is now said the President has post
poned his intended visit to the Pacifi
coast until fall.
The nominations sent to the Senate o.
the 14th were: Benjamin R. Cowan, Ohio
Assistant Secretary of the Interior; ia;
Fl. Baker, of Minnesota, Commissioner Q
Pensions; Jas. McGregor, Pension Agen
at Pittsburgh, Pa. Postmasters-C. L
Spaulding, Jonesville, Mich; Mrs. Saral
Hockleman, Rushville, Ind; E. w. Ely
Bryan, o.; and N. P Sunderland, Bur
lington, Iowa.