Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-19

375,048; Hancock 340,S71 Weaver 5,458;
Dow, 2,6l6; Garheld's plurality, a. III; Gar
field over all, 26 105.
GARFIELD's plurality in Indiana is
6,54O.
AN attempt was made on the night of
the 9th to blow open the safe Of Adams 81
Leonard, bankers at Dalton, Texas. The ex-
plosion wrecked the building, but did not
burat the safe, which contained SS00.000. The
burglars secured about $4,000, which had
been placed inside OF the vault
GOVERNOR CoLoUITr, of Georgia was
lnaugurnted on the 9th.
SENATOR DAVIS, Of Illinois, in an in
tervlew stated that he considered himself a
member of the Democratic party and will act
with the Democrats upon party questions i'm
which he believed the Democrats have the
right.
The California Republicans are going
TO demand recount of the vote of the State
They say they have found errors i'm the San
Francisco count.
The official canvass of the vote in
San Francisco gives Garfield 19,O57, Hancock
21,477, which makes Hancock's plurality in
the State l22 Rosecrans, Democrat, for Con
gress, beat Davis, Republican, 500 Judge
| Terry, Democratic ElectOr, ran 205 behind his
ticket, insuring his defeat.
A CYCLONE passed over Keatchie, La.
on the 10th, literally demolishing the town.
One person was killed and a large number
were injured, some fatally.
BY the caving in of an embankment
on the railroad near Orange Court House,
Va, on the 18th, two men were killed and
five Others severely injured.
I'll
messed the annual naval review which took
| place at Hampton Roads on the 10th and llth.
Four of the citizens of Madison, Fla. +,
who were forcibly rescued from the Deputy
| United States Marshal on the night of the
9th, voluntarily delivered themselves to the
| United States authorities on the 1lth. They
had an examination and were released on
bail.
AN alligator, five feet long, was capt
urcd on the bank OF the Ohio river, nearly
opposite Cincinnati, on the 11th.
In Winslow, Ind, on the nightof the
| 18th, DR.. j. Faust killed his brother-in-law,
James Humphrey Both were drunk at the
time, but it is said an old Rrudge existed.
THE official returns from Iowa show
the following result: Garfield, 1S3, ,954; Han.
cock, 1O5 92s: Weaver, 1850; scattering, 40;
Gariield's majority over Hancock, rs, 1876.
THE official vote of Maryland for
Presidential Electors is Hancock, 90, ,7O6 Gar.
field, 7S,5l5.
In Goshen, Ind, on the 11th, a boy
sixteen years old was arrested and sentenced
| to five years in the Reform School for at
tempting to wreck a passenger train on the
| Lake Shore 81 Michigan Southern Railroad,
about one month ago, yputting p!anks on the
/ track.
M. f. PosT, Democrat, has been elect
ed Delegate to Congress from Wyoming Ter.
| ritory.
HANCoCK's plurality in Missouri, by
the official figures, is 55,OO2.
AT the late election in Nevada the
| question Of Chinese emigration was submitted
to the voters aud voted down by large ma.
jority. The vote in Storey County stood 8, ia
against, thirteen in favor.
WARREN SHEPHERD, colored, wa
hanged at Montgomery, Texas on the 18th.
AT Los Vegas, Col, on the night of
the 9TH, three murderers, two train robbers
and horse thief escaped from jail A posse
wentn pursuit and overlook and attacked
them on the 18th. James Allen aud David
/ son, the murderers were killed outright, aud
another said TO have been wounded but es-
capped with his comrades. The posse con.
| tinuedin pursuit and hoped to capture tho
whole party.
ONE passenger and brakeman were
! killed aud several passengers badly wounded
in arailroad accident at Cheyenne, W. T., on
the 18th.