Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-30

igs churches, Il, ,0s0 church usubeis, ls5 ssn-
dav schools a5.ls4 ehildIsu urttr iustiucu' a.
& manual isbet fthoals. and Ss5 iUoian pupils.
Thsse aHr disifiI ufsd thus: 10 The destitute
portions of the regular work. 1b5 missions. lI2
missionaries: 1851 white meuksrs and 1856
eolored, Gl churches. ls7 satbAih schools. and
SEQ scholars; among the people of color, l'O
missions, la4 missionaries. q. $50 coloTed mem-
lhers. 43 ehuichts, Il .Sss Children under Vii
.ious instruction. Au5oug the Germans, III
missions, II missionaries, 4e5 members,
ehurshes, 10 Sabbath scLoo.s, aud 2ii scholars
among the Indian tribes, 80 missions, u mis-
sionaTies, 4aGI members, Is churches, ~
sabbath schools. 1881 scholars, manual labor
schools, and lS5 pupils.
The contributions for the year 1884 ameuut-
cd TO : l6l 800, of which S22T7s, the largest
amount, was received from the South Carolina
Conference, S20,a50, the next tn size. from the
.llabama Conference, and 9,0s3. IL from the
lU. s. Government. When or how the last sum
was contributed We do not find stated. but un-
exclaimed il is somewhat Of an anomaly.
The notorious IfExuIErTA ReRIxsQS. cnnvic-
led in the Rensselaer, County Conrt of the mur-
lder OF TfMoIHT LANIGAN. was on Tuesday sem
ltenced by Judge HARRIS to be hung on the 3D.
lof August next. 1T the conclusion of her sen
tcnce when the Judge commended her soul to
Goods mercy, she told him he had better pray
fer his own soul, declaring she was the victim
lof political conspiracy which was calculated
to crush man. She was about 10 sneak fur
thcr, when her counsel desired her to remain
quiet. When about to leave the courtroom
, she turned and. pointing her finger towards
Judge HARRIS, solemnly exclaimed: Judge
/, Harris, may the Judge of Judges be your Judge.
considerable excitement was manifested by tho
spectators during the time occupied in the
passing Of the sentence.
The Fremont JotlrRat says. About o'clock
on Saturday evening, the house of Mr.. John
Gumbert, on the east side of the river, was
struck by lightning, killing the son OF Mr. g.
1 instantly, and considerably injuring Mrs. c.
= The house was some what shattered by the flu
id.
i, The Tuscarawas idrocdte says: Esq. Gram, of
: Clay township, has had two hundred acres of
corn destroyed in consequence of the late flood.
II. Seeman has also lost about one hundred
e acres.
CAUTION TO "READERs 1S BED.-Mr.
Lewis, of AShtabula, Ohio, Just after re-
: firing, heard moaning noise, which he
, traced to the room of a young lady board
S ing in his family. On forcing the cham
# Der door he found the room filed with
= smoke, and fire, while the feather bed straw
n bed and bedding were about half consum-
IS ed, and canllestick with the solder melt =
$ ed, and half burned book, lay on the bed .
a The lady was but slightly burned but very
- nearly sniocated.
y w. Smoad, of Cincinnati, Ohio, has Of
e fored to reimburse, out of his own means,
all the female depositors of tie Cit zens
! Bank in tIlat city who during It's temporary
u suspension, were compelled by necessity toy
'o cash their claims at a discount
,. It il a striking a,nl significant fact which
ID has been strangely overlooked by theology
ct ans, and utterly ignored by cleedmongelS.
= that, throughout The Bible there sbut one
{, definition Of otrtiisan. 1t is in these words:
b, Pave religion and unletilel before God
- and TIC Father. is this. TO visit the faith
" erless and widows III their affliction, and
be keep himself inspected from the woill.-
~ James, |, rs.
IN Gov. Clalk, of Sew To,2, has pardon
e. ed man named Higgins from the petiten
) tiary of Rochester on condition that ht
shall wholly sbStain from using intoNirat
IN ing liquors except in case ofsickhcSs, who,
9> prescribed by regular practising physi
H. elan.
ne The mormons are endeavnri1lTs TO pro
la, p;,iate the Indians, so as to obtain thci
We aid, If nneAtul, against the United States
A Il Things is wotkin pretty fast in Utah.
MS The motmons, we fear, will have to b
lie brought up with a round tuln:
m II! Death Fran Tih ac--We learue
IL from one OF onr ply the other da
H. that gentleman Of this county die
II ahont week o@o from the bite Of tick
TO- The same man has had, i'll the course o
Il" his lie, his leg broken III two places
'"H several OF bis ribs broken and severed from
LIE the spine, and his whole body mashe
Oh fiat by the falling of heavy gin timber
ten upon him. All this he survived, and go
at we'll to die of tick bite.-Marshal
(Texas) Meridian. .....
al INDIAN DFncuLTEs IN CANADA
ith There is quite ierment among the Sar
ON geen Indians, in Upper Canada, who CON
for plain of having been overleached by tn
the Government in treaty respecting thei
so lands, which they agreed, on certain cor
We ditions, to cede to the crown. The pre-
- vincial newspapers say rebellion is threa
era eneJ, which may cost both blood an
the treasure. -r..
'cn 'cn CHURCH BELLs The Californians some
W. times do queer things. A statute know
W. w. as the Sunday Amusement Act has recen
ap ly gone into effect there, which, anon
'no other provisions, contains one prohlbitin
the ringing of bells on Sunday, which
denominates "barbarous and nois
ch, amusement
NY atS The following from New York pape
"ae will give the reader some idea of tt
noe ,no magnitude of the strawberry trade in th'
.Lo city F.: ..,
NV r%e Two hundred and fifty farmers wagon
= nlo ho loaded with Strawberries crossed the Hob
'nV a'.', ken ferry to Washington market betwt
Ivy midnight and day break this morning
and PRcHlBlToRY LAW IN IIL1Nors.-Returl
sing from seventy six counties in Illinois shoV
d to that the majority against the prohibito
liquor law is 9,S15. Twenty -four COUNT
s are yet to hear from, and they will prob
i Ia bly, increase the majority to $4,000
meet $4,000.
and,
an In Baltimore, a few days ago, a pri