The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02

AoA = i"ocr river, ana more az
o gong. - - - \,
# A National Horse Show is to com
e eff at Coldwater, the 6rst Of next Ser
s tember.
The Hatter's Bank, at BetheL Conn
was robbed of $4,000 on Saturda
: night, Aug. 8.
IL The Republican, County Cpnventio1
! of Macomb County, is to be held a
Brooklyn on the 18th of September.
. "Awfal Gardner the converte,
, pugilist, was at last accounts making
great sensation at camp meeting nea
. New York. Bor65 gsoB94 hHs sesasssr
Jas. Eddy, general Superintendent o
/: the American Telegraph Company
died, of heart disease, at Burlington
VT. Aug. 22d..i aIs9l o. bna ii "a asn
j -. = .f7'fnf4 FL .vTofsfd sia 10 sfcal
! Tricky spectators in. New York
have already been yictimizing the yer,
dant by selling them bogus samples Of
4 the Atlantic Gable. - ~ .ksfi 30
1t has been wittily remarked that
| Cyrus w. Field is talked of. for the
Presidency because he is the greatest
wire-puller in the country. o
We see from onr exchanges that
Central and Southern Illinois is visited
by terrible and fatal diseases-as con-
sequence of high waters: -
The Toledo Blade of Aug. 26th,-
says. We notice a plenty of ripe
Peaches on the fruit stands, to-day, sell
ing at :" penny apiece" 49,
CLEANING CRY BY CoNrRAcr.Ai
Certain parties have contracted to clean
all the streets, and public places of
Cincinnati for one, year for $4,000.
The German population in Pheladel-
phia is estimated at $4,000 souls.
About one-half have arrived in this
country since the revolution in Europe
In ls4s. aieol ~, l.;54a,a .st.fase !
The citizens of Springfield, Mass,
have engaged six Governors and TWEEN
ty-five distinguished gentlemen to at
tend the Horse Show at that place in
September. soS - ac6btlI -
Only single copy of the London
Times is allowed to enter France, and
that is sent to Paris in sealed envel-
ope, from Bologne, especially addressed
to Napoleon himself.
POPULATION OF BosToN.-The pop
ulaticn of Boston is 1872, $40. During
the last years in five of the wards, the
has increased, andin seven of
them it has decreased. -:rr
Mrs. Clara L. Baker, wife of Geo. E.
Baker, of the celebrated Baker family
Of vOcalists, died at Waukegan on
Wednesday last. They had just re-
turned from a professional tour in the
South. - = - /
The New York Tribune learns from
st. Louis that Mr.. Blair will contest the
'eturn of Barrett to Congress, OH the
ground of frauds in the polling of lille
gal or double votes in several of the
wards. -
The Grand Rapids Enquirer Dc Her
lid, with candor that reflects credit
lpon it, admits the nomination of Mr.. r..
Nisner " is good one for the Repub-
leans, p" one of the best men they
ould have chosen" - s7raZ .7.
1t is said that Major lizard, of Mis- :
issippi, and Francis F. Duffan, of Tex /,
s, are the only men left of General :
suitman's company of volunteers who ;
vent to Texas, to. assist her in her strug- !,
lie against Mexico, in 1886. !.
The British Government has signifed c
S willingness to so amend the charter {
f the Atlantic Telegraph as to place o
ne organization on footing of perfect L
quality as far as regards the, British $
nd United States Governments. ias7 i,
q. S. SENATOR ApPoINTED.-Gov.
tunnels, of Texas, has appointed Col.
Iatthew Ward, United States Senator,
supply the vacancy caused by the
cath of Senator Henderson. Ward :,
as defeated Democrat candidate for
in 1852. :,
A VETERAN.-At West Lebanon, N. =
I, Capt. Joseph Woods, veteran of :,
he Revolution, aged SO years, rang the =. ::
lurch bells with vigorous arm in =,
onor of the Atlantic Telegraph. Eng =
nd and America he saw divided in :.
IS youth, but now united forever. "
AN INFAMOUS BRUTE.-The keeper
the ST. Clair House in Cleveland, O.. tt
rned into the street, at night, stran. Pr
sr named Mrs. Richards, who was on at
e eve of confinement, and she was p
slivered of child in the street before d