Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-20


Judge James C. Forsythe orthe supper
ten" Keystone, WesIcheser Co., N.LY.-has
recently been detected in forgeries to the
amount Of one hundred thousand dollars.
He fed to England.
NORMAN MiLLINeToN, Wing, is elected
Senator in Bennington county, w., by a
majority of one. Grand Isle is lied for wan.
of another vote,
WnIG STATE CONVENTION. MILWAUKEE,,
Oct. 8.-The Whig State Convention yes
,erday, nominated c. j. Fanwell for Cover
nor e. d. Holson for Lieutenant Governor;
J. R. Hadley for Secretary ol STATE: and j..
G. Baker for Comptroller. Gov. Fanwell
accepted the nomination as the Maine Law
candidate exclusively.
A band Of incendiaries nj Wooster, Wayne
co.. who for months pas, have KEEP, the CHI.
zens Of ,ha, place in state Of excitement
and alarm, by firing the town, has recon,ly
been broken up, by the capture Of some Of
ihe ringleaders, who, we hope, will have an
opportunity Of rendering some servca TO the
State, in the way Of peni.en,iary labor.
Tho Newark (N J) Mercury states that
single women who were freeholders, voted
in lha, STATE as late as the year 1900. In o
newspaper Of that date is complimentary
editorial TO the female voters for unanimous.
ly supporting John Adams for Presiden, In
opposition 10 Mr.. Jefferson, who was de-
nounced as wanting in religion.
FIRE IN CHIcAeo.-The wholesale liquo
establishment. Of Turil & Haven, on Sou,l
Wa.er street, Chicago, was consumed by fir
on Wednesday night.
Il Is now said that the late accounts O
disturbances on the frontier near the Mesill
. Valley were fabricalions.
The Missouri Legislature has under con
: sideralion bill providing that no man shal
be allowed TO endorse note wi,hou, III
consent Of his wife.
i A letter from Constaniinople says the Sui
tan has decided not 10 send any vessel wit
specimens Of Turkish manufactures 10 III
Crystal Palace. on account Of the exislin
=. troubles with Russia.
h The paymea, Of the State deb, Of Missi.
sippi, has become par, Of the next polilici
canvass. Parties have taken sides, and q,
u discussing the question with high snima,io,
4 MoNrEvIDEo.-A letter in the Londo
r. Times, from Buenos Ayres, August Cd, say
The situation of Mon,evideo continue
y. very unsatisfactory und we expect ever
day to hear Of the entry Of Brazilian arm
Of occupation, which may ultimately pro,
fatal TO its independence, though prefersb
in the meantime TO the horrors and deso
h lion of new civil war. |, has TO thank Il
Urquiza parysfor the pass to which !. is r
,. duced.'
Id ST. THoMAs-Advices from 81. Thom
TO the 18th September state TIM, the yello
m fever had entirely disappeared, there n
or having been single case ior month pa
The weather for growing crops continue
es favorable. The yield Of The Venezuela &C
fee crop, which would arrive next monl
e. promises 10 be very large. The future CT
rency Of American gold in the British al
rk Spanish colonies, will oblige merchants
import much larger amoun.s Of this coin tn
TO- heretofore. Flour was held a. $3.50.
BUENos AYREs.-By the way Of Englar
-, we have dates from Buneos Ayres to Aug
y" end. Affairs were in an improved STATE.
-, The mos. perfec. tranquility prevailed, q
b hs business was beginning 10 assume an appe
,n "u ance OF activity. The price ol doubloc
If If had fallen 10 $500.
IN. MORTALITY AT N. ORLEANs.-During
lie, year ending Angus. 3lst, there were l4,t
he deaths at New Orleans, ol which 3'438 W,
EN- OF persons under ten years OF age, and l,a
were OF colored persons. The deaths
tai yellow fever are put down at 6,705.
W INDIAN TROUBLES IN UTAH.-The
iu' Lake Mail arrived at independence
10. Wednesday last. MI. j. M. Bernhisel, D
Nc, M egaie 10 Congress, was among the pass
'u gers. The emigranls had all passed S
=, Lake. Ii is said that the Indians had b.
'"' very troublesome in Utah, killing many p
3, sons. The Governor had issued proc
as, NATION calling all the military forces Of
ma, Territory into service. He had also orde
ari wall 10 be built around the city, tive
cas- fee, high and eight leet thick, with a di
wo on the outside. A body of fifty armed n
,en had been out, but no captures had been mu
Of Hot work was anticipated.
the Major Fitzpatrick having distributed
ing goods 10 Indians at Fort Laramie, VIC
last return soon.