Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-09-24


The Missouri Republican State Com
ventfon nominated the following ticket on
the 18th; Governor, Colonel d. p. Dyer;
Lieutenant Governor, Milo Blair; Secretary
OF State, J. G. Broadwell; Auditor, L. A.
Thomas; Treasurer, w. q. Dallmeyer; At
torney General, II. II. Harding; Railroad
Commissioner, Howard Barnes, colored; Su-
pTeme Judge, j. Il. G. Carnes; Register of
Lands, Adam Theis.
NEW silver mines have been discov-
cred on Battle Mountain, In the Eagle River
district, thirty miles northwest Of Leadvile,
Col.
In the case against Virgil and Hous-
ton Gully for killing Gilmer in DeKab, Miss,
in 1877, the jury, on the 10th, returned YER
dict of not guilty.
On the night of the 10Th mob of
several hundred men and boys made an attack
upon the Milwaukee rink, one of the largest
and finest buildings Of its class in the country,
and carried 1t off piecemeaL The city has
had tTcuble in getting the lessee TO surrender
bis lease in order that an exhibition building
might be built on the ground which is owned
by the city.
The Maryland Greenba Labor party
in convention at Baltimore on the 10Th nomi-
mated full Electoral and Congressional tick
cts.
GEORGE MITCHELL, colored, was
hanged at Troy, Ohio, on the 18th, for the
murder of woman with whom he was living
as his wife.
AN accident at the Consolidated I'M
perial Mine at Virginia City, Nevada, on the
| night of the 10th, resulted in the death of nine
men and one dangerously hurt. The men
were coming up the shaft when the cable
broke, precipitating them down the shaft
some three hundredfeet
STEPHEN WINTERS and wife, aged
people, were instantly killed on the 18th at
the railroad crossing near Newark, Ohio,
their buggy being struck by the Baltimore 81
| Ohio last line train east.
MICHAEL DAvITT, the Irish agitator,
arrived at Oakland, Cal, on the 10Th and was
escorted through the principal streets by a
torchlight procession to Germania Hall where
he delivered an address to a large audience.
. General w. S. Rosecrans was the presiding
officer
The trouble at the Corning coal
mines in Perry County, Ohio, assumed such
/ proportions onthe 10Th that the Sheriff ordered
| company OF militia to the scene and later
called on the Governor for additional troops.
The miners assaulted the works in the even
ing when they were ordered to halt by the
militia and they responded by firing upon the
troops. The troops returned the fire, wound
ing several men and scattering the assaulting
party.
DIR. r. H. TALBOT, editor of the
GreeHback Standard at Maryyille, Mo, was shot
flrN,, ,,rl,a .rf,, - L.
night of the 18th by an unknown assassin.
The ball weighing an ounce passed through
the Doctors body and slightly wounded Mrs.
Talbot, who was in bed. DIR. Talbot died
on the 10Th.
AT the Chicago race track, on the
18th, Maud S. trotted a mile in 2:1OI, beating
the best time on record half second.
A FIRE at East Las Vegas. N. NJ, on the
10th, destroyed fifteen business houses two
hotels, a theater, the postoffice and several
saloons About 200 people were rendered
homeless. Loss estimated at 100000.
CAPTAIN NELSON, of the trading
schooner Western Home, which arrived at
San Francisco on the 18th, reports the Arctic
relief revenue cutter Thomas Corwin lying at
one of the small ports unable to proceed on
her voyage, owing to the immense flows of
Ice which bar her way. Captain Nelson says
the ice this year has offered more difficulties
to voyagers of the Northern Sea than had
been known for years
THOMAS c. THURsToN, who shot at
D. r. Anthony and seriously wounded Lucien
Baker in Leavenworth, has been sentenced to
eighteen years hard labor in the Kansas State
prison
DEPUTY COLLECTOR LATHAM, of
Southwestern Virginia, with a posse of nine
men, reports being attacked recently by fifty
armed moonshiners, who compelled him TO
retreat.