Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-09-29
OHIO NEWS ITEMS.


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SETH KINMAN, Rocky Mountain trap
per, has presented Gov. Hayes with an
elegant chair made from the antlers of
the elk Mr.. Kinman presented Presi-
dent Buchanan with chair in 1859,
President Lincoln with one in 1854, and
President Johnson with, one in the year
1865.
THE boiler Of steam. thresher ex-
ploded near Garfield on the 10th, killing
Noah Cummings, Daniel Fox and Isaac
Rhoades. Two others were severely in
jured. ...-..s
THE mother of Mr.. Richard Smith, of
the Cincinnati Gazette, recently died at
the residence Of her son in Clifton, aged
ninety. one. 70 ttf . <ill@
AT the recent session of the North
Ohio Methodist Conference, at Salem,
the following appointments for the en-
suing year were made: ..r II
ctEyBBAND DISTINCT. & n
George Mather, Presiding Elder. Cieveland=
RoSsft StsI LOnn srss F sSE %o
A. X. Palmer; Pelton Avenue Il. A. Disney;
Brooklyn, n s. Albright; Brighton Village, to Be
Mcconnell; Avon, e. II. Dssette; Olmsted Falls,
to be supplied; Columbia, j. w. Thompson; La
Porte and Grafton, U Richards, sup; Black River,
A. p, Jones; North and South Amherst, to. be
supplied; Pittsheld. to be suppred; ObeTiin,
William Keplar; La Grange. J. Mitchell; yelling
ton A. Pollock; Pendeld, w. $. Fitch: Hunting
ton, o. Pearce; Brunswick GA Reeder Hink-
ley John McKean Medina and MOntville, b. s..
Hoadley Richaeld, s. 7, Dunbar; Granger; J.,
London, G. A. Weber. A. Schuyler, President Of
Baldwin University, member Of Berea QaastsrlyS
Conference. $. NJ Beatty, Chaplain OF Western
seamens' Friend Society, member of Taylor Street
Quarterly Conference. ''i'+ "''"@ ''A"tA
sANDUsKY DISTRICT.
X. Y. Warner, Presifing Elder -Sandusky, p.
d. Stroup; Titfin, John Whistler; Republic and
Green Springs, John McNabb, J. A.. Randall
supply: Centerdon to be supplied: Bellevue n
4. Persons; Perkins, N! W. Wagar; East Town
send, H. Royce; Clyde, j. w Mendenhall; Mel
Fairfield, E. J. V. Booth; Vernillion c. D. Patter.
son; Brighton, E. l.. Warner; Wakeman, ID;
MANsFIELD' DISTRICT
J. W Buxton, Presiding Elder. Mansfield, A.
J. Lyon; Bellville, g. W. Walker; Savannah, o.
Graham; Shiloh. H. L. Parish. j. r Brant: Troy,
II. G. Dubois = Ontario. S. ID. Seymour; Orange
G. |. Russell; Ashland, D. d. 7. Mattison; Jerome
Moore; Olivesburg, CSC Bail; Darlington, ".
W. Smith; Good Will P. X. Rosenberg, Superin-
UniVersy member Of Msnsed % ouartsriy con
ference; +. s. Hoyt, editor Western Christian Ad-
Uocdte, member OF Mansfield Quarterly Conference.
. aa WOOSTER nIsTRIoT. e'-sa
G. W. Collier, Presiding Elder. Wooster-First
Charge. James A. Hughes; Second Charge. W. g.
Ward MT Hope L. w. w Wilson; SC Canal Ealtoni j.
II. Torbet; Dalton, T. Struggles; Doylestown, A.
L. Thomasi Canal Dover, y J. Gard; Bolivar 7.
Peters; fredericksburg w. W. Bailey; Apple
Creek. ]. T. McCanty; Burbank. 8. A. Thomson;
West Salem, w. II. Painter; Seville, $. p. Jacobs
Chatham Center A. Mccullough; Wordsworth, Z.
o. McIntire; Shreve, A. X. Owen; Lodi, d. D.
Jones; Nashville, J, L Sanford; Loudonville, G.
W. Ball. Trenton. II. Wilcox.
j A. Kellam, Presiding Elder. Mt. Vernon, g..
". Pepper; Homer $. z, Kaufman; UueS and
Taggart West Bedford, w. II: Smith; Roscoe, J.
j. Phfer; Dresden, o. NJ. Ashbaugh; Keene, r. n.
Freshwater; Gambler, s. Eant; Amity, a.. :.
town Circuit J. II. Johnson; ChestervilIe, G. Il.
Scott; Bloomfield, s. r. Clark; NewcOmerstown,
G. 4. Marshall; Bakersyille, p kelseri Killbuck,
s. Mower, Presiding Elder. Galion, j. Whit
worth; Westield, j. Williams; Cardington, j.. j.
Henry Mount Gilead, o.. Badgley; BucyruS A.
Nelson; Caledonia. G. l; Han9walt; CTestline, B,
Squier; Delaware and Eden. w L. Phillips; Ne
vada, c. Baldin; OCeola. II. w. COnley; Iberia, N.
c. Percival; Woodbury. o. Webster;. Olive Green
and Mt. Pleasant s. Barcus. William +. Whit
lock. Professor in the Ohio Wesleyan University,
membpfof Delaware and Eden Quarterly Confer
enGe. O. H. owens agent ONO Mesleyan @ m renaie
Conference. Nathan Sites, Nathan j. Plumb, STA
Sex Ong, Liyunii Missionaries in East China.
Aguila Holbrook transferred to California Con-
ference. 's cess Hs 80 ''t 5
A FOUR -YEAR-oLD child named Perry
Bell was killed by lightning at Homer,
Licking County, on the 18th.
The local steamboat. N. Roberts ex-
ploded its boilers at the wharf at Pom
eroy on the Goth. Several persons were
injured, one, it. is supposed fatally;
another is still in theiwreck. The boat
is total loss. 7 s,..a
THE Machine Works at Bucyrus have
made an assignment. The liabilities ex-
ceed 100000 and the assets are about
$4,000. ,.i -..t..+
AT Bremen, on the evening of the
18th, William Tulley was shot and killed
by John Mclaughlin, boss traeklayer on
the Ohio Central Railroad. Mclaughlin
and Tulley had-a fighta-in the morning,
and Mclaughlin was worsted. In the
evening he was looking for Tulley, and
found him at the Office OF N G. Eaton,
railroad contractor. Some hard words
passed between the three, and finally
Eaton drew revolver and shot at Nc
Laughlin, but missed him, and in return
Mclaughlin drew a revolver and shot
Tulley, who was nearest him, McLaugh-
lin and Eaton were arrested.
AT a meeting of the Ohio delegation in
indianapolis ON the 21st it was resolved
to hold a reunion of all the Ohio soldiers
favorable to the election of Hayes and
Wheeler, in Cleveland, ON the Sd of Octo'
Der. ..l4rl ...L rtl4-4 a.aI
GEORGE II. VRooM, General Supervisor
of Bridges on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road, died at GAINESVILLE on the Goth. He
was appointed to his position in 1858 by
| President Jewett. hrt
The brewers of Cincinnati sold during
August AZ, $50 barrels of beer. F.ss,1
A CIRCULAR was issued on the 22d by
the local committee, in accordance with
the resolution adopted by the Ohio delega-
tion to the recent Boys In Blue Conveni
tion at Indianapolis, calling for a meet
ing of the soldiers and sailors of the
State at Cleveland on Tuesday, Oct. 8,
to ratify the nominations of Hayes and
Wheeler. Gems. Burnside, Logan, XIII
patrick, Garfield, Hurlbut, Buckland
and others are announced to be present.
BISHOP GnMoUR, of the Cleveland
| Diocese, condemns the Toledo ReUteio as
unsound in doctrine and unsafe for Cath
| oIic reading, and warns priests and
Catholics of the diocese against patron
izing or encouraging it in any way until
it shall have become Catholic. 3
In a runaway accident at BucYrus, on
the gath, Jacob Danger and three daugh-
ters were thrown from an open buggy
while ON their way to church. One
daughter had her arm broken badly,
another her shoulder dislooated. Both
were otherwise seriously injured. The
third was slightly injured. a.a-a.
MICHAEL FISHER, farmer of Pleasant
Township, Fairfield County, was killed
on the night of the AID while returning
home from Lancaster. The horses at
tached TO his wagon ran of down a hill
and Fisher was thrown out and killed.