Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22
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A printer in Texas has dubbed his
infant son Brewer Bullfaca Jones. That
| boy VIII learn from q long primer and
be a minlon Of knowledge.
! The Pan Handle Raidroad was sold
| on Wednesday, on mortgage. The
/ Pennsylvania Railroad Company were
the buyers. Price paid, Gl 10000
P. King Cutler has organized a Onion
| party of Louisiana, which prouulgates
/ the platform of universal suffrage, uni
| versal amnesty, universal education,
| and opposition to conhscatiou. The
\ Times and Republican have been chos-
en- as official organs of the party
! The Republicans have 90 members Of .
! the Wisconsin Assembly, and the Dem
! ocrats thirty-eight.
It is now settled that the New York
/ Assembly stands-Democrats, 78; Re
/ pubhcans, SO. SenRte-l5 Democrats
/ 16 Republicans; / Independent.
] The Society of the Army of the Ten
/ nessee met in st. Louis, Wednesday
/ Surgeon u. o. Franklin, Of So, Louis,
I delivered the address of welcome. Gen.
| Sherman made an elegant speech.
The Democrats should be content
with their victory in Maryland. From
! Governor to cOnstables they make
! clean sweep throughout the entire State.
| The Legislature is unanimously Dem
I ocratic.
The 17tI, 18th and 18TH Congressional
/ Districts gave majOrities for the suffrage
amendment, amounting in the aggre-
I gate to 10,647.
Mr.. Ashley intends to introduce in
] Congress bill, on the first day Of the
/ session, TO prevent the new Democratic
Ohio Legislature from re-distrioting the
| State, 1t provides that States shall on
! ly be re-oistrioted in the year following
the decennial census.
A new secret society has been esteb-
lished in Michigan, called "The Order
of the Sacred Temple" Its object Is
| said to be the moral and intellectual
/ Improvement of woman. Only females
/ are admitted.
/ The result Of registration ia South
/ Carolina is stated TO be as follows
/ Whole number registered, is ~, 1886;
I whites, 45,75l; blacks. 79, ,5S7; majority Of
I blacks, 30, ,634.
Ohio Is now the chief wool growing
l State, having 6,608, ,052 sheep, out Of 32,-
] $50, 706 in the whole United States. In
I 1866 the live stock of Ohio was valued
1 at 8l5l, ,000, 900, which is greater than
any other State except New York
The President has grantedIa pardon
I TO James A. Seddon, late Secretary Of
Z
The spire of the French Cathedral in
Montreal, when struck by lightning the
/ other day, was lifted perpBndieularlV
in the air, and then tumbled through
I the roof
Hayes had the largest and Thurman
II the smallest votes Of all the candidates
at the late election in this State.
The Hon. John NJ. Botts, bf virginia,
/ states that two intelligent colorBd black
I smiths were informed thatf they voted
| for him as a delegate to the Convention
\ their places OF business would be de-
4 stroyed. They did vote for him, and
the very next evening their shops were
burned to the ground.
/ The United States nag flying over the
/ grounds OF the Agricultural College
Z near Lexington, KentuclSy, WAS stolen
| last Saturday night, and was GuhB0-
| quently found on the street with the
/ following inscription pinned to it, "No
| Negro-Bureau flag shall float over the
/ Agricultural College while I am a stu
dent Of the same. A Lover Of Right"
General Grant has issued general
I order containing thirteen regulations,
I arranged with a view TO the more eco
I nomical administration of the affairs
| Of the army, and the more uniform and
systematic mode Of letting contracts
for supplies or services required.
/ County Medical Society, at Jefferson
| vile, Indiana, the following resolutions
| were passed. "Resolved, h. That it fs
the sense Of this Society that any at
| tempt TO destroy the ovium or fetus in
/ gtteT0, at any time, from the hour OF
/ conception to the end Of mtero CESSATION.
/ or the maturity Of the fetal life, ia i'm
! tautlclde in the strict meaning Of the
| term, and incurs all the penalty which
/ rs attached TO murder, and the act
] g. ffa afafs
/ posed to light. 2 That every phFal-
\ clan who lends himself, in amy manner,
/ to this crime, is p0TEceDs cTlM5niS, and
should be punished accordingly.
The office of Mr.. Darlington. United
] States District Attorney, in Washinu-
/ ton, was set on FIRE, on Wednesday, and
/ but for timely discovery, might have
| been disastrous. Mr.. Darlington has
| in his possession all the papers 'apper-
tanning to the trial Of John III. Surratt.
and the design Of firing his oddcs 81 sup
posed to have been to destroy them an.
/ There is no clue to the inCendiRry.
j. M. Blackburn, who has been for
some time architect and superintend-
ent Of construction Of the new Deaf aud
Dumb Asylum building, was arrested
at Columbus, charged with q series Of
embazzlements of State funds, amount
ing in the aggregate 70 about $1,000
He was released on 5000 bail. George
Bellows has been appointed architect Of
the Asylum in his place.
The Roman Catholics Of London are
about to erect the finest cathedral IN
Europe, save, perhaps, Sc. Peters at
Rome, One feature lis 10 be that priests
Of every nation and language are 20 bn
constantly stationed at this cathedral,
for the purpose of hearing confessions
and Of preaching TO foreigners in their
native tongues.
A "grand mass out-pourings' Of eE-
rebels, Democrats and BreRd-amd-bu
ternuts, was emptied upon the White
House grounds on wednesday night,
when the President was serenaded, and
had an opportunity to relieve himself
Of his long withheld speech on tho po-
litical situation.
In Kansas, so fur ais heard from, tho
majority against negro aud woman guf-
trage is about 5000. The amendment
disiranchising disloyal persons is prob
tive Districts return 50 Republicans and
2l Democrats. Fourteen districts are
yet 70 hear from-tGn Of which viii
return Republicans. The Senate viii
The House viii probably standi Re
publioans, co. Democrats, %.
The Lexington Statesman says that
Sat the celebration OF Democratic vic
tories last week &C Georgetown, Ken~
tuckY, the young ladies OF female
school at that place who participated on
the occasion, were required to wear q
red-white-and-red badge on their arm.
and one lady who refused 90 do SO, was
threatened with punishment for her re-
flsaL we are glad 90 know that nho
resisted, and finally tore the badge
from her arm, where it had been forci-
bly, placed, and threw it in the hra. we
are further informed that the ladies
were instructed that each Of them must
have o Confederate flag by next Thurs
day.
The Now York TribOnG'a Frederick
(Md.l special says; Upon receipt of The