Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-30
WEST AND SOUTH.

Official returns (complete) from the Wis
consin election give Smith Rep.), for Gov
ernor, IS, 753; Mallory (Dem), 10,S42; Allis
(Greenback), 26, 1853.
The jury in the case of Bob Drury for kill
ing his uncle, Deputy L, S. Marshal Gibson,
at Memphis last summer, was discharged on
the Goth after being locked up for over two
weeks and being unable to agree.
The National Grange met at Cincinnati on
the 2lst. Delegates were present from all the
States. The Executive Committee advise the
discontinuance' of general agencies, and that
the Grange establish wholesale and retail
stores on the cooperative principle; also ad-
wise the discontinuance of Grange lectures.
The Third National Bank of Chicago will
suspend business and go into liquidation. Its
liabilities are given as 80 T2 107 and its assets
So 1876, 907 besides the personal liability of the
stockholders, representing S750,0OO. The bank
suffered heavily in the panic of 1873, and its
deposits have since decreased from over 81,
OOO,0OO to S1,164,OOO.
The U. s. soldiers ordered to assist the Sher-
III of Central City, d. t., in regalning possess
sion of the Keets mine, held by the miners,
arrived at that place on the 2lst, and the Off
GERS i'm charge, with the Sheriff, made a de
mand on the men to come out The answer
was returned "We will stay as long as we
cam The soldiers were then ordered up, but
no collision had occurred up to the 29d.
Gen Canales has called the attention of the
U. S. authorities to the fact of the exist
ence in Texas, near the Rio Grande, of a camp
of armed MeXicans, who are evidently prepar-
ing to cross, and asking that the U. S. Govern
ment cause the Neutrality laws to be enforced
against those who are undoubtedly using the
territory of Texas to organize a revolutionary
movement in Mexico.
Indictments have been returned against the
Sioux Falls Cd. IT, PUttagraph and Dakota
Herald for alleged libelous publications charg-
| ing the Governor of the Territory with dis
honest speculation in Territorial warrants,
Col Crittenden, U. s. Marshal for Kentucky,
reported ON the 2jd that two men arrested in
Wayne County on the l2th charged with vio-
lating the Revenue law, and lodged in the
county Jail at Monticello, were taken there
from on the night of the 18th by body OF
masked men who forced the Sheriff to open
the Jail and release the prisoners. few
days. previous a mob severely whipped Gran.
vile Brummitt in Wayne County and threat
ened him with death If he ever again dared to
assist U. s. Marshal. He left the county. An
other assistant Of the Marshal, William Cox
was also whipped by mob and fled the county
U. 8. Commissioner Tuttle was insulted and
abused by a mob on the 18th and compelled &c
leave his home. Many of the mob are mem
bers of the "Moonshine" fraternity.
On the 23d the soldiers surrounded the Keeti
mine, near Central City, d. T., and, closing
all the openings except the main shaft, smoked
the miners out with sulphur. All the miners
were arrested.
The Central National Bank of Chicago viii
go into liquidation. Its officers claim that de
positors viii be paid in full.
A San Antonio (Tex) dispatch OF the 23t
says Gen. Ord has received an official copy Of
the order of President Diaz, of Mexico, to re
pei invasions by u. s. troops by force. Gen
Treyino has been ordered with a large force +,
the border to carry out the order
Great damage was done in Virginia on tn,
oath and 25th by floods in the rivers Railwa,
travel was almost entirely suspended and tn,
telegraph was broken In many places Dan
vile suffered 100000. The bridge from Rich
mond to Manchester aud the bridge over Stan
ton River was swept away. The iron bridg,
at Charlottesville was partially destroyed. Tn
James River II Kanawha Canal was fioode,
and banks broken. The lower portion of Rich
mond was submerged, and ON the night Of tn,
95th the entire city was in total darkness, tn,
ges-works being under water.