Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-09-13

The Liberal Republicans and Democrats
OF New York, In State Convention at syra-
cuse, on the 9TH, nominated the following
ticket; For Governor, Francis Herman; for
Lieutenant Governor, Chauncey NJ. Depew
state Prison Inspector, T.. G. Brooks Canal
Commissioner, John r. Hubbard Hon. 8.
5. Cox was nominated for Congressman. at
Large.
The Cincinnati Industrial Exposition was
formally opened on the 4th.
collision occurred between two passen-
ger trains on the Lake Erie Division of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, near Indepen-
dence, Ohio, on the 9Th, resulting In the
death Of five persons and the wounding OF
twenty-eight One Of the trains was full of
excursionists returning from the Ohio State
Fair at Mansfield. Four of the killed were:
Beach Harris, Louisville, o., Jas. Shields,
Hunts Station, o.; Chewelsworth Scott,
Mount Vernon, o.; Geo. Blyn, Indepen-
The Wyoming Territorial election has re-
suited in the success Of William r. Steele,
Democrat, for Congressional Delegate, over
William T. Jones, who sought re-elec-
ton.
at Topeka on the 4th, nominated; For Gov
ernor, s. A. Osborne, of Leavenworth ;
Lieutenant Governor, Z. s. Stover; Secretary
of State, W. H. Smallwood; Chief-J ustice,
Judge Kingman; Auditor, Webb Miller;
Treasurer, j. II. Hays; Attorney General, G..
L. Williams. Resolutions were adopted in
dorsing General Grant and the Philadelphia
platform.
The recent Minnesota Democratic and Lib
eral Conventions nominated Albert Scheffer,
of st. Paul, for State Auditor, and James F..
George, of Rochester, for Clerk of the Su-
preme Court.
A San Francisco telegram of the 4th says :
"The collection of diamonds, rubies and sap
phires recently exhibited here as coming
from Arizona, has been sent to London for
Identification, if possible, by the parties
claiming to have sold them to Americans.
Disbelief in the genuineness of the reported
discoveries is increasing here"
The Missouri Republican State Convention
on the 9TH nominated: For Supreme Court
Judgcs,J. ?. Green, Ira E. Leonard, II. A. Clio :
yer and George II. Shields; Attorney-General,
JEFF. X. Chandler; Governor, General John
B. Henderson, by acclamation; Lieutenant
Governor, Colonel John il. Stover; Secretary
OF State, F. w. Voerdes; Auditor, Dan.
O'Conor, by acclamation; Treasurer, Daniel
Draper Register of Lands, F. A. Nitchey.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the Ad-
ministration, declaring the Republican party
to be the party of peace, reform, and good
government, and denouncing the State Ad-
ministration of Governor Brown as inelfi-
cient and corrupt.
The National Executive Committee ap-
pointed by the recent Louisville Convention
is composed as follows: Delaware, William
Dean, DR.. 10. Brown Mississippi, Colonel
W. II. Worthington, Colonel George W..
Brooks New Jersey, Samuel j. Bayard, c..
Chauncey Burr: South Carolina, Edward F.
Stokes, J. r. Lambson Alabama, j. j..
Woodall, Samuel Blackwell; Virginia, Jas.
Lyons, George d. Parker; New York, M. Nj.
Pomeroy, Geo. II. Sprague; Kentucky, Col
onel Blanton Duncan, General H. B. Lyon;
Arkansas, E. j. Kirksley, of Little Rock, G..
e. Tobey, of Morristown; Indiana, William g.
Moreau, Of Madison County, Graham
n. Tuck, of Cass County; Kansas,
T. W. Brooke, W. H. Peckham; Ne
braska, John A. Brooke, j. E. Doan;
Pennsylvania, Hon. Joseph Rex, E..
j. Mcclure: Wisconsin, James Lyndes, OF La
Crosse, w. D. Merrill of Prairie du Chen;
Tennessee, H. f. Paris, of Chattanooga, s. f.
Hendricks; Georgia, Alexander II. Stephens,
Colonel W. II. Weems; Illinois, Joseph
Ledlie. John H. Malburn Michigan, W. w.
Wheston, of Detroit, William NJ. Ferry, Of
Grand Haven; Iowa, Thomas w. Murray, Of
Dubuque, w. H, Mccoy, of DesMoines; West
Virginia, John ]. Davis, of Clarksburg,
William ]. Willie, of Morgantown; Missouri,
E. H. Norton, of Platt County, H. ]. spaun-
horst, of St. Louis; North Carolina, Colonel
j. A. Fogg, Tourney; Ohio, DIR. William
Mcintyre, T. McCray; West Virginia, John
Davis, William j. Willis.