Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-22
WEST AND SOUTH.

The Academy of Music at Chicago
was totally destroyed by fire on the 18th One
fireman was fatally injured and five severely
hurt.
j, b. SCHAEFER, who obtained
requisition from Governor st. John Of Kan
sas, on Governor Witt, OF Louisiana, for the
arrest Of the notorious Bender family, had
Carl Bender, and his son, Carl Bender, Jr.,
arrested at Greenville, La, on the l2th.
Bender has lived In Carrollton since 1851, is
well known and has been absent only once
during that time, when he made a short visit
TO Illinois. Upon these facts being repre-
fented TO Governor Witt an order was made
20 hold the Benders until an examination in
10 the affair could be made.
No CLAIM Of any miner or settler to
any mineral or other lands In the Ute reserva.
ton win be recognized II made previous to
the opening Of that reservation.
A FIRE at Stanton, Montcalm County,
Mich, on the 18th, destroyed $4,000 worth of
property.
A FIRE at Shelbyville, Ind, on the
18th, destroyed a planning mill, three or four
business houses and twelve dwellings.
The revenue cutter Corwin, which
arrived at San Francisco on the 18th, brought
the news that at 81, Lawrence Island out OF
700 inhabitants, 500 were found dead Of star
vation. The traders had introduced liquor
among them, causing them TO neglect laying
pthe usual supply of provisions The Off
GERS OF the Gown expressed the opinion that
the Jeanette Wintered on the Siberian shore
and is now there west Of the north cape.
CARL BENDER and family, arrested at
Greenvllle, 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 eharmen OF the commit
tees 10 all but four counties OF the State on
the l4th, showing complete returns on secre-
tary Of State and Supreme Judge. According
to the returns from these eighty-fouF oouu-
ties ON the vote for Secretary OF State the Re
publican gains were s,b9o and the Democratic
gains 07sl the net Republican gain over Fos-
ters plurality OF II, l29 last year ls ISIS; the
net Republican gain on Supreme Judge 10
4'44A The Republican committee con.
eluded from the above figures that Town
sends majority for Secretary Of State
would be ls,94s and Mcllyaine's plurality for
Supreme Judge near 10000 The following
are the unofficial maioritles of the Congress
men In Ohio so far as obtained: First District.
Butterworth, Rep, 1902; Second District,
Young, Rep, 1907; Third District, Morey,
Rep, 9Oi; Fourth District, Schultz, Rem, $50:
sixth District Ritehc, Rep, 69I; Eighth
Dlstrict, Kiefer Rep, $500; Ninth District,
Robinson, Rep, LOO; Tenth District, Rice,
Rep, 1887; Eleventh District, Neal, Rep.,
1850; Thirteenth District, Atherton, Dem
400; Fifteenth District, Dawes, Rep, 54st
Twentieth District, Townsend Rep, 5,227.
RETURNS received from fity.Gve coun,
Ties la Indiana on the 18th, gave net Re,
publican majority on the State ticket Of 9 $50
The counties to hear from were Hancock
sIoble, Perry, Upton, Spencer and Union, al
Democratic except Union. The counties CAV,
fn 1876 net Democratic majority OF 1866
which, II there Is no change from that vote
could give the Republicans a majority on tht
Pate ticket OF B,325. The Republicans CLAIM
[ne congressman TO four Democrats. ThI