Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-14

Gold was quoted in New York on the 5tl
at 1061s, the lowest quotation for clever
years. 1t closed at 1071<.
Returns received on the morning of the 9Th
indicated that the Republicans would have 6
majority in the New York Legislature The
Democratic State ticket is elected by decided
majority.
Mrs. L. L. Stanton, mother Of the late
Edwin M. Stanton, died on the 5th, after
short illness, at the residence Of her daughter
in New Brighton, Pa, aged eighty years.
The New Jersey Senate stands IA Republicans
and Democrats; the Assembly 80 Republi
cans and 2s Democrats.
All but twenty-four towns in Massachusetts
| give Washburn (Rep.) for Governor, 70,Tc
votes, and CASTOR (Dem.) 57,9l2. Eleven Dem
ocrats are elected TO the Senate and sixty tC
the House. N. Z. Banks Is elected State Sen
ator over his Republican competitor.
The total vote in Chicago this year for Mayor
is 47,3ll, against AZ S53 for President last year
and $4,000 for President in 1863 Colvin's ma
| iority for Mayor is 10,256, and O'Hara's fol
Treasurer, over Gage, present incumbent, Il
| 1O,065.
| The Kansas City Times of the 9Th has re
turns from seventy-seven Of one hundred Leg
isative districts in Kansas, showing the elec
tion of ffty-four Opposition members tc
| twenty-three Republicans. An Opposition
majority was claimed on joint ballot.
| A Detroit dispatch of the 5th says Com
stock, Democrat, for Congress in the Fifth
| District, is elected by about 200 majority
A Milwaukee (Wis.) telegram of the 5tt
says the Reformers claimed 5000 to 10000
| majority in the State. The Senate was nearly
a tie, with three districts to hear from The
Reformers have a large majority in the As
sembly. The vote in Milwaukee for Governor
was: Taylor (Reform), S,623; Washburn Rep,)
2,275
The returns from the Minnesota election re-
ceived on the 5th, give G, X. Davis (Rep.) from
five to eight thousand majority. Dixie, the
Farmers candidate for State Treasurer, was
probably elected by small majority.
A Toronto (Canada) dispatch of the 9th says
the steamer Bavarian, bound from Hamilton,
Ont, to Montreal, with six cabin passengers,
took fire alb out eight o'clock the night before,
fourteen miles from shore, opposite Oshawa.
Twenty-Five persons escaped in two boats.
There were fourteen persons remaining on
board of the steamer when the boats left her,
and they were probably lost. Among those
left on board were the chief engineer, the cap
tain, the steward and three lady passengers
According to the report of the Commissioner
of Pensions, the names of 16, 405 new pen
sioners were added to the pension rolls during
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1873, and TO- 223
names were dropped for various reasons. The
net gain to the number of pensioners was
G. 1872, making the grand total of pensioners of
all classes 23S, All. The total annual amount
Of pensions on the 30th of June was $780,
259, ,2S4.
Laura Keene, the we'll lSnown actress, died
in New Jersey on the 9th, at an advanced age.
James D. Centre, the eighth juror in the
Stokes case, has been sentenced to thirty days
Imprisonment and a fine Of $3.50 for too free
use of his tongue while the trial was pro-
crossing.
Gold in New York on the 9th declined to
1865 and closed at 1861.
The Illinois Railroad Commissioners are re-
ported to have determined to bring suits
against the Chicago IL Northwestern and the
Illinois Central Railroads for extortionate
charges.
As Lar as uedIu lIOIl III NLHNa6o Oh WV N"hi
the Farmers had elected their tickets in twen-
ty counties in Illinois, the Republicans in six
teen, and the Democrats in FIVE.
The returns received at Madison on the 9th
indicated that Taylor (Reform) for Governor
Of Wisconsin would have majority of from
1900 to $1,000 over Washburn. The Reform
ers would have a majority Of two in the Sen
ate and fourteen in the Assembly.
A Jackson (biss.) telegram of the 9th says
Ames' majority over Alcorn was $4,000. The
Republicans would have majority of twenty
FIVE in the Legislature.