Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-27
Force, Republican, is,n4. sayler's ma.

Force, Republican, 1s,474. sayler's ma
jority, $40.
Second District-Banning, Dem, 14,13s;
Matthews, Rep, l4,05s Banning's majority,
20.
Third District = Savage, Dem, 16,09s;
Gardner, Rep, 1854. Gardner's majority,
4g6.
Fourth Decentralization, Dem, S,557;
Howard, Rep, 1s,46i Blackford, Prohibi-
Fifth Distrct--Riee, Dem, 90,543; Long,
Rep, 12,645. Rice's majority, 7,s9S.
Sixth District-Hurd, Dem, 1881; Cox,
Rep, 1926; Hall, Greenback, 1,sS7. Cox's
majority, 1,9l5.
Brown, Rep, 1858; Rhodes, Ind, 49, Dick
Eighth District-Arthur, Dem, 1880;
Kcifer Rep, l7,74S; Pollard, Ind, 107.
Keiier's majority, S,76S.
Ninth District-Poppleton, Dem, 1919;
Jones, Rep, 15,96S; Benson, Pro-, 344. Jones
Tenth District-Hudson, Dem, 1908;
Foster, Rep, 1924; Garfield, Pro-, n. Fos-
ter's majority, 271. tf
Eleventh District-Vance, Dem, 1869;
Neal, Rep, 1924 Barnet, %. Meals major
Twelfth District-Ewing, Dem, 1893;
Nash, Rep, 14,541; Robertson, Pro-, 122.
Ewing's majority, 5,0S7. --..|s.
Thirteenth District-Southard, Dem, H.
Southard's majority, 1904.
Fourteenth District-Finley, Dem, 16, ,654;
Grosscup, Rep, H. ,067; Deal, Pro, 4S. Fin
ley's majority, 5,5S7.
Fifteenth District-Posten, Dem, 4,116;
Van Worries, Rep, IA 800; Cathins, Pro-, POS.
Van Vorhes' lneIOrity, 504.
Sixteenth Distinct Lawrence, Dem, 49,
S37 Danford, Rep, 16,0S9; Jenkins, Pro-, 37
Danford's majority, 2,252.
Seventeenth District-LamborD, DEM, 49,
MnKf Kfw,Ia 40 Q0s
back, 2,44l; Lanborn, voted for under
wrong name, 651; Silver, Ind, 81. McKinley's
majority, 1904
Eighteenth District-Hall, Dem, 12,T72;
Monroe, Rep, 16,906; McCallister, pro., So.
Monroe's majority, Aba
Nineteenth District-Casement, Dem, H.
$40; Garfield, Rep, 20,012; stranahan, Pro-,
2l. Garield's majority, S,66S.
Twentieth Dlstriet-Payne, Dem, 1881;
Townsend, Rep, 1884; Doane, Pro-, 155.
Townsend's majority, 1878.
THE Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohio
closed its annual session on the 10th and
adjourned. The Grand Master made the
following appointments, which were APP
proved by the lodge: Grand Chaplain,
Rev. A. G. Byers, of Columbus; Grand
Orator, S. NJ. Sullivan, of Dayton; Grand
Marshal, A. NJ Ross, of Cincinnati;
Grand Senior Deacon, James Bindley, of
Cincinnati; Grand Junior Deacon, j. G..
Norton, of Toledo; Grand Tyler, Jacob
Randall of Waynesville. w B. Sloan
submitted preamble and resolutions
looking to the amendment of the consti-
tuition so as to permit the Grand Lodge
to legislate upon the matter of the rec
ognition of the cOlored Grand Lodge.
The lodge refused to entertain the propo-
sition, so the question will have to come
up again next year.
THE Ohio Baptist Society, in session at
Toledo on the Goth, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President,
Rev.J. M Hoyt, LII. d., of Cleveland;
Vice-President, j. b. Jones, Esq, of
Newark; Corresponding Secretary, Rev.
IL. L. Gear, of Xenia; Recording Secre-
tary, Rev. d. A. Randall, of Columbus;
Treasurer, E. NJ. Thresher, Esq, of Day
ton.
A MAN named Pesit, who resides in the
village of Newport, Washington County,
while carelessly handling revolver on
the 10Th exploded it, shooting his son
through the brain. The young man lived
but few hours.
THERE were /, ,45s prisoners in the Peni-
tentiary on the 2lst.
A FIRE at Custer on the 21st destroyed
one dwelling.house and four barns. 1t
was feared at one time the whole village
would go, owing to the high wind, but
by desperate efforts it was controlled.
The loss will reach $25, 900; partially
insured, mostly in the Home Insurance
Company, of Columbus. .