The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-10-18
'CELEGR GRAPHIC NEWS.

The following counties IN ONO give
Democratic majorities: Adams, II;
Allen, 1858; Ashland, 100; Auglaize,
1000; Brown, 400; Butler, ESQ.,;
Cosbocton, 10; Crawford, 2,2l3;
Darke, l.222; Defiance. LOO; Erie.
904; Fairfield, 1882; Franklin, 92S;
Hancock, 300; Henry, 1875; Hooking,
1893; Holmes, 2,0l6; Knox, Is; Licking,
l,573; Marion, 742; Mercer, 2,240;
Monroe, 2.400; Montgomery, 595; Mus
kingum, %; Ottawa, 1876; Paulding,
Ga; Perry, 1926; Pickaway, 1850; Pike,
SO; Putnam, 1922; Richland, 1870;
Ross, l47; Sandusky, 667; Seneca,
l,2l5; Shelby, l,22S; Stark, 250; Tus-
caravans, 1000; Vinton, lSS; Wayne,
426; Williams, 81; Wyandot, 752. To-
tai, 1899. Adding to the above the
majorities of 1888 in the five counties
unheard from, gives a net Republican
plurality of 1866. The FIVE counties
will probably increase the majorities of
1888, so that the plurality will reach
about 10000.
News has just been received from
Unionville, Orange county, Indiana,
isolated from the telegraph, that two
men named Espenditz and Miller es.
capped from the Crawford county Jail
and took refuge with the formers
father, who is also Miller's father-in-
law. The 3heriff and posse went there
twice last week 10 arrest them but
were repulsed. On Friday night the
escaped prisoners went on spree in
KNOXVILLE and terrorized the town.
On Saturday the citizens formed vigil
lance committee and laid siege to the
Espenditz house. The old man and his
wife were killed and Miller's wife and
an eighteen ear-old son mortallv
wounded. The prisoners escaped in
the darkness. AT last accounts the
mob was pursuing them, and they cer-
tainly will be lynched if caught.
Arrangements for the ceremonies at.
tending the landing of the second
Mackay- Bennett cable were completed
at New York Thursday. Several hun.
dred people assembled at the Manhat.
tan Beach hotel and marched with
bands and flags to the point where the
cable was to be landed. The Faraday
had been letting out cable. which was
coiled on the RATS, to be run to the
beach.
At meeting of the Tammany Hall
Committee on Organization, John K.l-
~, presiding, called for reports from
the district leaders as to the amount
OF disatiection existing to the national
ticket. The Fifteenth Assembly Dis.
trIct was the only one, according to the
report, where enthusiasm did not pre-.
vail for Cleveland and Hendricks. The
nomination of Willis S. Paine for ton.
troller was formally made.
There was riot at Hongkonp Thurs.
day. The police fred on the mob and |
several persons were killed. The Chi. |
nese Government has forbidden anu
trade in firearms between Europeans
and Chinese. The general opinion is |
that the arbitrary regulations of the
Chinese officials are rapidly increasing
the anti English feeling among the ma. |
tives.
A Cincinnati special says: Asa re-
Gently naturalized Chinaman an. |
preached the polls to xercse the right |
OF an American citizen, there was great
excitement IN the crowd. "Me Vote.
stlaightee, " said he, waving the Rennh.
llcan ticket over his head. He was not |
challenged. After he had deposited |
the vote he walked off with a broad
grin Of satisfaction.
AT Liverpool, England. as'the passen- |
gers were disembarking from the Amer. |
can Line steamer, Lord Give. from
Philadelphia, an Irish detective arrest. |
ed a Hungarian steerage passenger ON |
suspicion, His luggage was subjected |
70 search, with the result of finding
thirty packages of dynamite, making |
about pound and half.
Returns from West Virginia show. |
Maxwells majority in Putnam coun. |
y, $50; in Wood, 4l0; in Fayette. 10.
Tucker county, Wilson, lis majority
Indications are that Wilson will have
1000 majority in the State.
The schooner Charles Valentine
from Halifax to Sydney, was totally |
wrecked at Dry Breaker, near Louis. |
burg, Tuesday night. The entire crew.
SIX persons, were drowned.
Monday, twenty miles north Of
Jamestown, d. T., the wife and three. |
year-old child of Karl Schroeder were
burned to death 10 a prairie fire.
AT the reception given Governor
CleYeland hu tha hna;.a.a -