Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-22
WEST AND SOUTH.

CARL BENDER and family, arrested at
Greenyile, La, on the 18th as the notorious
Bender family of Kansas, were taken before
Judge on writ Of habeas corpus and dis
charged on the 18th. j. B. Schaefer, of Kan
sas, who caused the arrest had disappeared
CHAIRMAN NASH, of the Ohio Repub-
lican State Committee had received special
kilograms from the ehairmen of the commit
tees in all but four counties of the State on
the 14th, showing complete returns on Secre-
tary Of State and Supreme Judge. According
to the returns from these eighty-four coun-
ties on the vote for Secretary of State the Re-
publican gains were $500 and the Democratic
gains 9, Isl 1.-THE net Republican gain over Fos-
ter's plurality of H. 129 last year is ISIS; the
net Republican gain on Supreme Judge is
4,44s. The Republican committee con-
cluded from the above figures that Town
sends majority for Secretary of State
would be 1s,94s and McIlvaine's plurality for
Supreme Judge near 10000. The following
are the unofficial majorities of the Congress
men in Ohio so far as obtained: First District,
Butterworth, Rep, 1852; Second District,
Young, Rep, 1907; Third District, Morey,
Rep, 9O4; Fourth District, Schultz, Rep, $50;
Sixth District, Richie, Rep, 694; Eighth
DlhtIlCl, hcpsf O,JOJ, NlnLu
Robinson, Rep, LOO; Tenth District, Rice,
Rep, 1,3S7 Eleventh District, Neal, Rep,
1880; Thirteenth District, Atherton, Dem ,
2,700; Fifteenth District, Dawes, Rep, 542
Twentieth District, Townsend, Rep, 5,227.
RETURNS received from fifty-five coun-
ties in Indiana, on the 14th, gave a net Re-
publican majority on the State ticket of q, $50.
The counties to hear from were Hancock,
Noble, Perry, Upton, Spencer and Union, all
Democratic except Union. The counties gave
in 1875 net Democratic majority of / 1866,
which, II there is no change from that vote
would give the Republicans a majority on the
State ticket of ., 325. The Republicans claim
nine Congressman to four Democrats. The
present delegation stands six Republicans,
six Democrats and one National. The Legis-
latuTe will probably stand as follows; Sena-
tors--twenty-ive Democrats, TWENTY-FIVE Re-
publicans. House-FOrty-three Democrats
and ifty-seyen Republicans, a majority of
fourteen on joint ballot. t.t
No ELECTION reports of any conse-
quence were received from West Virginia on
the 18th. The Democrats were claiming the
State by from $4,000 to $1,000 and the Chair
man Of the Republican State Committee con-
ceded 1t by 5000. The Legislature win be
Democratic in both branches.
The residence Of jesse Jordan, about
a mile from Carllnville, ILL.,, burned on the
night Of the 18th, and three children, aged
SIX ten and thirteen years, perished in the
flames. -i, HN.
SECRETARY SoHURz received the fol-
lowing dispatches from Commissioner Meach-
am and Agent Berry, on the 14th, concerning
thenew phase OF the Colorado Ute difiieulty
The Commissioner and Berry have gone to
the Indians. The constable has called for a
posse. Both constable and military are writing
to know about jurisdiction. III berry leaves
the agency the employees will leave. have
been summoned as witness for the State. The
military expect instructions this evening. A
conflict between the state and Government
seems probable. The Utes will doubtless be
involved. | think 1t impossible at this time
for surveys 10 be attempted. MEAOHAM.
amoOmpelled 20 leave for dlmnison City
in charge OF u sheriff 70 answer for the killing
OF Jackson by Indians The agency is in
charge OF Miller Matters are in a perilous
condition owing to my absence. Can the At
tOrney General issue orders TO suspend action
until safety Is assuredl BERRY, Agent
Secretary schurz telegraphed to Governor
Pitltn, OF Colorado, that the military, a. well