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DEMOCRACY AGAIN TRIUMPHANT
They have had a third newspaper game
of base ball in Cleveland this time be-
tween the Leader and Plain Dealer
offices. A short time ago, it will be re-
membered, the Plain Dealer cleaned out
the Herald. Last Saturday the Plain
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in score of 70 to 43. Ominous againl
Don't it2-Okio Siakesman.
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THE New Orleans Times, talking Of
the late Radical meeting in that city,
says:
Radical arithmetic computed the size
of the meeting the other night at 10,
OOOO This is one of the myteries Of
numbers.
Said an orator at the meeting to the
crowd
"What has become Of the watohfres
of liberty?"
"They've been put out, " replied by
stander.
This was a reasonable retort.
It appears that one of the speakers at
the meeting said " If the Legislature OF
Council were retained and not removed,
there would be the same chaos here now
as during the rebellion"
A newly enfranchised astonished his
constituents at the close of the speech
by Justify bowling out:
"Chaos chaos /"
"Who dat ?" asked one of his breth.
rem.
Dunno" said he, but ever sens
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hab come agin. Now if he cum agin !
want to see him"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-02

JUDGE THURMAN.-The Democracy
of Ohio have to defend their candidate
for Governor, Judge Thurman, from the
charge Of sending money and provisions
to the rebel prisoners at Camp Chase.
The Democrats do not deny the charge,
but show that he and his wife also sent
aid and relief to the Union soldiers at
Columbus. To visit the prisoner, feed
the hungry, and clothe the naked, was
not always considered an Ofense. Pre-
cisely such a service as this has adorned
the history of a Howard and a Florence
Nightingale in the old world, and also
honored Dorothy Dix and thousands Of
our men and women in the recent civil
war. If this is all that can be said against
Judge Thurman, it shows him to be fit
for the place, and worthy of honor pro-
pOsed.-N. ?. Express.
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New YORK, Sept. 2l.-The Herald's
San Francisco special says: There is
news from Mujaik OF a very murderous
character. The Jokohannas have xiii.
ed one American, two Englishmen and
three Cinnamon In the space OF three
weeks. The perpetrators are still at
large.
Tho Japanese authorities are impris.
oninR Japanese Christians In large
numbers. The American Minister has
protested against any further arrests
until he has seen the native officials at
Jeddo. The French Minister proceed.
ed there with the frigate Guerrero to
investigate the matter and will proba.
bly, release them. 1.-THE Japanese per.
sist in this course trouble may be APP
pretended with the French, as the
Christians arrested are under French
protection.
Another party OF Japanese officials
have arrived In San Francisco, going
East to inspect the Navy Yards, ships
OF war, etc, ofthe United States.
The British Minister has returned
from atour of the ports Mt almost all Of
which he found infruciions ef the
treaty were practiced. A mob OF eighty
attacked the British Consul, kicked and
bruised him. No mau.oi.war was in
the port at the time.
The Chinese attempted to plumber
store.
The Americans think the United
States should bavea gun boat on the
GAngetzee King at once, 10 protect the
large interests at stake on that river.
France is Withdrawing her fleet from
the Chinese waters, while England and
the United States are increasing theirs.
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NBw iYoRR, SEPT. 2l.-Returns from
forty-eight counties OF California; part
ly offisiel give HAight 1880 Votes,
Gorpsp SO, 40, Hpd Fay 1858. Tbefei
turns or the vote Cor Congressmen iliaxe
been received fromR few counties only,
and they will not beltnpwn for seyerai
days, but ~ IL cerfaiiis that OILY one
Union chGdidile, Higby,TiB elected.
The Union majority in the Senate Is
now positively known to be four, which
ID enough to prevent the repeal al the
registry law or the division Of the
school fund, which was favored by
large portion Of the Democratic pirfgy.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2l.-Returns
OF the late election, from all but one
county, show II majority for HaiRht
over Gorbam and Fay OF 1921. The
total vote about 81, 900. The full oAielnl
account may Increase HRiglIt's major.
ity QUE thousand. and he'totAl vote to
81 900, which 10. over 10000 iesAf than
the total vote al the last general cleo.
tlon. HAight's vote will be-about 600
more than McClellan's; lGofham and
Fay's,about 20, 900 less than,L ineoln's. Z
Jones, the Union candidatefor, Lieutsl
Governor, leads Gorhauas In thIttNt
four counties, 1920. III, ~ XXI
The returns OF the CongresslQnalVote
show majority for Axiell, Deuiocfnt,
In the Ilet District, of a 300; Highly, 2dI
Districi,S l,OSl; johnson, SUE Dl6tflctI
l.Ol7 "a = =
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SAN FRANCISCO, September I9.-The
schooner Milton Badger, returned from
BoRrde Island; left at anchor of the
Island the United states ship Lacka-
wanna, on an exploring expedition.
The Badger anchored three fOurths of a
mile from shore, discharged her cargo
safely and left on the Island, Captain
Burdett. Boarde Island Is situated lat
itude % deg. IL min. north, longitude
III degrees west. Steamers OF the
China line eau anchor four miles Off the
island in eight futhoms OF water. The
island Will be used Ms depot for these
steamers. The Badger took the first
lnstallment OF supplies.
Mining stocks continue TO decline.
The steamer Shubrick lies in the surf
whore she stranded, with rock through
her bottom. Some hopes ARE entertain.
ed OF getting her OIL by the aid of steam
pumps and casks.
There have been several more nrri.
walls from the Alaska cod fisheries with
fair catches. They report good pros.
poets for future fishing in those waters.
Three ocean steamships cleared to.
day for Pacific coast ports with valua.
bic CnrgOes.
Haight, Governor elect, positively de-
clines being candidate for Senator.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2l.-Advices
from Arizona to the eth inst. state that
the Legislature met At Prescott on the
4th inst. and organized on the 9th,
It will ask 10 have the Territory made
into Military District. md for
larger force Of troops. II may recon.
mend a volunteer organization.
wohundred and niue ArrnpahOe and
Apache Indians arrived at Camp Grant
protesting desire for peace.
The mail carrier was greatly intimi-
dated by Indians.
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TORONTO, Sept. 2l.-Archibald No.
Kellar, II leading candidate Of the
opposition party defeated In Kent, was
yesterday returned 10 the House AS
sembly by another constituency. Mr..
Cumberland, manager OF the Northern
Railway, was also elected. -.
OTTAWA, Sept. 2l.-The Official Ga
zette OF to-day contains an order pro-
roguing the Parliament Of the DnmIn-
ion until November. The Parliament
Of the Province at Quebec, is pro.
rogued until the 4th OF November.
KINGSTON, CANADA, Sept. 22.-The
night watchman ut MOrton's distillery
was murdered, last night. 1t is sup.
posed to have been done by four men,
who were observed loa6ug around the
premises during the day. Eighteen
thousand dollars, mostly In American
silver, were stolen by the murderers,
who made their escape In large sail
boats, also stolen for the purpose. Active
efforts are being made for their arrest.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-Omaha dispatch.
es says: The kilograms from the Indian
councils announce the declaration OF
peace with the Brule and ogulalRlla
bands of Sioux. III.
Senator Henderson and General
Sherman made speeches, the latter
said: II you don't leave the ruads
alone l will kill you, and | will give
neither powder nor ball ill you make
peace.
Pawnee Killer, chief OF the Chey-
ennes, left the council in disgust.
The council will meet again at the
North Platte on the first OF November.
Ammunition Is TO be given TO the
peaceful tribes.
The Montana Post says: The 9TH
regiment OF volunteers returned 10
Camp MeaRher, having failed TO over.
take the Yellow Stone Indians. They
start again on the 10Th on an expedition
against the Crows, on the Sweet Water,
There Is no doubt OF the hostility OF the
Crows as they are continually commit
ting depredations.
Great fears are entertained for the
safety OF party OF emlgrants on the
road from Fort Smith, as they have moi
been heard from for u long time.
The Indians have notified the con
tractors on the Kansas and Pacific
railway that the road shall not be built
beyond Fort Hays, and that they mean
war TO the knife. Great excitement
prevails along the route and the labor.
ers are leaving. Col. Shoemaker is u,
the endof the track rallying the men.
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NEw York, September 81. The
Times special says; Governor Orr, OF
South Cai0llhn, has written a letter 10
General Slckles since the latter was re-
lieved, in,ybleh he, expressed deep re.
greet at thu PteAIdehps course, and un .
qualihedlyIu Endorses all the measures
Of General SickIes' administration, APP
proving Especially OF order No. 10.
which, he says, has been tho only
means by.whIcLf the i people OF South
Car li na,llayetDeen aRletO raigea crop
The Helhld's special says: General
Slckles has made a fresh demand for
court ofenqulry ~ his case, which. II
not granted 'lfC will have to, resign, In
order TO make a reply 10 the,chiIrge In
the Presidents proelauatlon. 2 t iI.
Tho weallhier classes Of North Caro-.
linR have pelitioned General Candy 10
continue In force Sickles' order No. 10
In order 10 save them from beegary.
n The World'a special says: The Gov
eminent has received 'lni JrtiAtion that
.Genefal Candy Is not interfering, In
any way, with the processes Issued
from the Federal Courts In North Car.
olina, although he has not suspended
by any special order that feature OF
General Sickles' order No. lO,i which
prohibits the enforcement of'a judg.
inent for debt. The United States Mar.
Ahal 10 serving the writs Issued by the
United States' District Court and sell.
Ing property under them. but the prices
are 80 low, In the present condition of
affairs In North Carolina, that In one
case farm which cost SAC, 900 In gold
before the war brought ut the Mar.
shal's sale but 5000. The Judgment
in the case was brought by a Northern
creditor. "'} N
Aspecial dispatch from San Francis.
co says the French and English Minis.
thrs TO the Sandwich Island, cavil ut
the treaty made with the United States,
and are chagrined at the advantages
sure TO accrue TO the United States. ~
Leprosy Ii making fearful havoc
among the natives. The Victims are
numbered by hundreds. A separate
tract OF land is devoted tothe sole use
OF the community Of lepers. Only one
foreigner, German, was attacked.
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ST. LOUIS, Scptember2l. William II.
PriIchnrd, OF this city, has brought suit
In tho Circuit Court against Barton
Able, United States Internal Revenue
Collector, for the recovery OF certain
sums Obtained by tho latter by the
seizure and distrnint OF the formers
goods under the Income tax law. The
plaintiff claims that the said law isun.
constitutional, and designs TO test the
matter before tho courts.
The Democracy OF Kansas held n con.
ventiOn at LeRven worth last week and
adopted II platform and made prepare.
tiOns for meeting the rndica Ia on the
stump and prosccutinga vigorous cam.
pHign against negro suffrage. It Ia
claimed that the Republican party IL
much split on the questions OF iemnl Q
suffrage, temperance and Sunday laws.
The Germans will hold convention
ut Topeka on the 18th, to consider the
latter question, and It IL stated that the
temperance society will meet at Law.
renee this week for tho alleged purpose
of looking ait0r the Germans.
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NEW York, Sept. 22.-special cor.
respondenee OF the Herald, from Mon.
terry to August DIST, reports that the
yellow fever has broken out In the
vicinity OF Matamoras, and that strict
quarantine Is established at Browns.
vile on vessels from Galveston. Great
preparations are being made Tor the re.
ception OF Escobedo at Monterey. A
letter OF Juarez's. announces his with.
drawal OF his decliuation OF a nomina.
ton for the Presidency, conserving 10
become candidate at the request Of
Gen. Diaz, and expressing high esteem
for the United States.
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ored League ofthls city and the Execu.
tive COMMITTEES of the various colored
organizations in the State are making
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Syracuse, next month, with view to
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Proclamation OF President Lincoln,
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