Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-29

Townsend's total vote, 362,O19 Lang's, 843,-
Ola; Lloyd, Greenbacker, 6,7O2; Doan, Pro-
hibitionist, 2,705; total vote, 714344; Town
sends plurality, 1890. Supreme Judge
McIlvane's total vote, 384,Oi4; Follett's, 94l,-
OO3; Landers', Greenbacker, 6,57s; Ross,
Prohibitlonist, 2,65l; total vote, 714,2l6; Nc
llvane,s plurality, 23,Of.
A BATTERY of three boilers in the dis
tillery Of Cox & Fairbanks, Terre Haute, Ind,
exploded on the Goth, killing six men and Sc
riously iniuring twelve more. The cause OF
the accident had not been ascertained.
A FREIGHT train ran into a crowded
excursion train near Raleigh, N c., on the
goth, and three men were killed and fourteen
wounded, three seriously.
ONE more body from the wrecked
Apena was washed ashore at Holland, Mich,
on the goth, but before It could he secured an
undertow carried It out into the lake again.
The wreckage had been fully identified by the
agents Of the company as that Of the Alpena
and not particle Of hope was entertained at
the Offices at Chicago that any person escaped
ORR, LEONARD & DANIELS large oil
mill at Piqua, Ohio, was burned on the Goth,
with its adjoining warehouse, both full Of
flaxseed and oil. Loss, 100000
A FIRE broke out in shoddy manu-
factory in Cincinnati, on the 2Oth, in such a
way as to cut of escape from the third story
where a number ofwomen we're at work The
firemen made heroic but neffectual attempts
TO rescue the women. After extiDgushing the
fire they succeeded in extricating the dead
bodies Of five women.
A COLLISION on the Cincinnati, Ham
| ilton & Dayton Railroad. at Schenh's Station
nineteen miles north Of Cincinnati, on the
10th, resulted In the injury Of fifteen persons
Several will probably die.
A TwENTY-MILE race between Miss
Minnie Pinneo, Of Greeley, Col, and Miss
| Emma Jewett, Of Minnesota, at Louisville on
the Goth, was won by the latter in flftY.one
minutes and six seconds. The distance be-
| tween the two at the finish was three-quarters
Of a mile.
A SANTA FE, n. NJ, dispatch on the
18th, stated that United States Marshal Tony
Neis, while in search Of gang Of road agents,
was fired at by FIVE Of them without being hit.
| He returned the fire with a Winchester rife,
killing one. The rest fed.
A GRAND HAVEN, Mich, dispatch, on
the 2lst, stated that several bodies Of persons
/ "lNNhNA OA lhN bbNuAlII Alpthh Ahu bNtu
found.
THE propeller Europe, due at Chicago
on the 18th had not arrived on the 2lst and
nothing had been heard Of her. She is sup
posed TO have gone down in the recent gale
She had n crew Of twenty-five and a number
Of passengers.
A SPECIAL to the St. Paul Pioneer
Press says a family Of emigrants, consisting
of one man and two women were found frozer
to death about six miles from Springfield
Brown County, Mimi, on the 20th, from the
effects Of camping out in the late storm.
A FIRE on the morning of the 20tl
destroyed a large portion of Mt. Vernon
Indiana, causing loss Of s15O,OOO on which
there is about $4,000 insurance
The propeller Europe, reported LOST
in the recent gale on the lakes, arrived a
Chicago on the 22d. She was badly shaker
up but not seriously damaged.
JAMES B. DOYLE, who was arrested by
United States detectives at Chicago on tn,
2lst, had on his person bonds and money
amounting to S2lOOOO The bonds are sup
posed to be part Of the celebrated Manhattan
bank robbery.
LUKE WALTON, who murdered one OF
his daughters and terribly wounded the other
In River Falls, Wis, September %, was cap
tured on the 22d. He says he did the terrible
deed to prevent his daughters coming Il
shame or starvation through poverty.
THERE are 1852 manufacturers il
Chicago, employing 11S,5O7 hands and repre-
sentlng capital Of over ssO,OOO,OOO. Th
number Of women employed is 10, u.s. and O
boys and girls under sixteen, 4,707, The valu
OF the product made per annum is S240, 900, 900
value Of mater al used, Sl7S,0OO,010: wage
paid, S37,C0O,OO0.