The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-08
NEWS SUMMARY.

Corn in Alabama is selling for five
dollars per bushel. .
A BOY / years old was shot dead in
Cincinnati on Sunday, by companion
about the same age, for knocking his
hat oil.
ALBERT PIKE was robbed of $500 in
gold at Memphis, on the 1st, by con-
fidence man.
In IN affray at Cincinnati, John
Hughes was stabbed and almost disem-
bcwelled, by one Rufen, who made his
escape. .a a4n
A LITTLE daughter of Mr. Nevins,
State printer, in Columbus on Tuesday,
was burned her dress caught fire from
the CRATE.
A PAPER collar and shirt-bosom pat
ent has been sold in Connecticut for
$3C0,000.
J. c. TOWNSEND was robbed of $4,-
800 at the depot in Pittsburgh ON Sat
urday evening.
The station foreman at the Grand
Trunk junction, at Detroit, was shot at
and then terribly beaten by some un-
known ruffian.
THE late members of the I04th
0. V. l., are making arrangements for
a re union at Massilon on the 3Oth of
November the anniversary ofthe Battle
of Franklin.
COMMODORE VANDERBILT is said to
be the man who offers lots in New York
on which to build A. L. Stewarti's mil
lion dollars worth of houses.
A WASHINGTON paper charges one
Of the officers ofthe Post office Depart
mcnt with originating the Philadelphia
Ledger hoax.
AN abandoned girl in Chicago made
three attempts in one night to COM
nit suicide by hanging herself in one
of the cells in the city prison. She
was rescued each time.
"QUoNDAM," the New York Times
Georgia correspondent, says Alexan-
der H. Stephens recommends the adop-
ton of the Constitutional amendment
by the Georgia Legislature.
THE rebel Postmaster Gen Rea-
gan has come out in a long letter, ad-
vocating negro suffrage, and denounc-
as demagogue any one who opposes
it. So they say.
The Town Council of McConnens-
vile passed an ordinance prohibiting
within the village under severe penal
ties, the keeping of any place, room,
house, boat, booth, arbor, or other
place of public resort for tipling and
intemperance.
Gov. ORR has Authorized the South
Carolinian to say that he is utterly and
unequivocally opposed to the Consti-
tutional Amendment, and will not rec
ommend its adoption by the Legisla-
ture.
THE commander of our squadron in
Peruvian walters has refused to salute
the Peruvian flag, because the Peruvian
fleet was commanded by Tucker,an eN-
rebel. The matter has been referred
to the Secretary Of State at Washing
ton.
ACCOUNTS from Northern and Cen
tral Alabama report great destitution
from the failure of many planters who
had mortgaged their lands for supplies,
but their crops failing the lands are
sold at ruinous rates. Families and
homes are broken up under these fore
ed sales. a5
THE Fenian excitement in New York
over the conviction of the prisoners in
Canada, seems to have reached white
heat Secretary Seward has written
to the Canadian authorities in behalf
of the prisoners. The universal i'm
preston seems to be that the eXecH-
ton of the prisoners would be a very
unpolitic act.
The Jacksonville FLA Union says
GAS noted instance Of the changed
condition of affairs in this section OF
country, we mention the fact that q
full-blooded white man was arraigned
in the County Criminal Court last Thurs
day, before his Honor Judge Doggett
on charge of assault with intent tc
kill. He was tried by a jury Of white
men, and convicted by negro testimony
and the Judge sentenced him in accord
ance with the verdict to pay q fine .ot
one thousand dollars.
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