Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21

delivered by Hon. William Mckinley, after
which- short speeches were made by Secrc-
tary McCrafy, Gems sheridan, Rosecrans and
Cox, Senator Matthews and others, Presi-
dent Hayes introducing the speakers. The
President received ahe veterans at his home
after the regular exercises were concluded.
U. g.. surveyor-Gen. Rollins denies the
charges made against him.
Base ball on the 18th: Chicago 4, Hart
fords; Boston q, st. Louis 2; Louisville 2,
Cincinnati 4.
The Presidential party left Fremont on the
18th for Cincinnati on a special train. At
Kenton hundreds OF people were waiting at
the depot and greeted the party with music
and cheers. President Hayes, Gen. Rose
Grams, Secretary McCrary and Senator Mat
thews made short speeches. At Cincinnati
the party werereceived by an immense con-
course of people, and a procession, com
posed Of the principal societies Of the city,
escorted them to the Gibson House, where
the President responded to an address of
welcome delivered by Rev. DR.. IilieDthal.
On the 18th ne attended church and made in
formal calls on old friends. Evarts, Schurz
and Key, Of the Cabinet, Joined the party in
Intervening, ~a m
The National Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen elected F. B. Allen, of Louisville,
Grand Master at their session in Indianapo
lis on the 18th. .-HT ~,-.r- -- ..
Thirty new cases Of yellow fever and five
deaths were reported at Fernandina, Fla, on
the l5th.A sss TE Ea m ~ ri
Myers, .the County Treasurer from whose
office at 'Wapakoneta, Ohio, some $50, 600
,rI. al atc on lfo
night OF the 9th, has been arrested charged
with completely in the robbery.
A Tucson IN. M telegram on the l4th
says the Warm Spring Indians have killed at
least fourteen men, wounded eight, and
captured freight train. Maj. Lupper and
his command struck the Indisns at knight
Rancho on the 18th and killed forty of them.
The, Presidential party had a magnificent
reception at Louisville on the nth. Business
was entirely suspended and the assemOlage
along the streets on the route of the process
sion and at the depot was larger than was
ever before seen in Louisville. On their ar
rival the Mayor welcomed the President in a
short speech. The party were escorted to
the Gait House, where the President was in
troduced to the people and Rev Stuart Rob
inson delivered the speech Of welcome.
President Hayes responded in quite lengthy
speech and at its conclusion introduced to
the people Gov. Wade Hampton, of South
Carolina, Secretaries Evarts, ,McCrary, Schurz
and- Thompson, and Postmaster Gen. Key,
Of the Cabinet, and Gov. Van Zandt, of
Rhode Island, who each spoke briefly. The
party visited the Exposition, where-th pub
lic-school children welcomed them with ap-
propriate songs. Afterward the party dined
with Gen. Bristow. In the evening the Ex-
position was again visited, and largely-at-
tended and brilliant reception was given at
the Gait House.
A Fernandina telegram of the 18th says
the yellow fever is spreading. Three deaths
occurred that day.
On the 10Th Mr.. and Mrs. Oder and Mr..
Sargent were killed by Chinese near Rocky,
Placer County, Cal. The murderers were
captured and all the Chinese in the town and
neighborhood driven out. The buildings
occupied by the Chinese were demolished
and an attempt made to lynch the prisoners,
which, however, failed.