Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

| hiLADELPHIA, OepI. ZS.
During the political parade tonight, as
the rear of the Invincibles was turning the
corner of Seventh and Chestnut streets, a
collision occurred with the Keystone Dem
ocratic Club. Pistols were freely used and
several persons injured. Police officer De
Haven was badly beaten and another man
shot in the hand.
..- Louisiana.
a-s ssa. New ORLEANS, Sept. %.
Governor Warmouth's veto of the negro
equality bill was sustained in the House
to-day. The vote was a tie-32 to 80.
In the House to-day a bill was intro
duced. passed to the third reading and re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee, en-
titled ian act to enforce the provisions OF
18th article of the Constitution of Georgia" :"
which Is almost identical with the equality
bill just vetoed, except that it makes in
fraction thereof cause for civil action, and
gives preference on. the docket to suit
brought under its provisions. ar
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 90.
When the vote was taken yesterday on
the Governors veto of the equality bill,
seven whites voted to pass the bill over
the veto, and five negroes voted to sustain
the veto.
The mandamus in the matter of Judge
Cooley's remonstrance order came before
the Fifth District Court, Judge beaumont,
yesterday. The court issued an order for
registration of the applicant, which is
ooeyed without question. This is one of
the courts whose action IN Issuing natural
iZation papers is declared to be illegal.
| 6 Forgery. 80 20
ee CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
The Commercial publishes the following:
| CIRCLEvILLE, o., Sept. 2S.-The letter in
the Commercial of to-dav published as be-
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dated Bangor. Maine, Sept. 2lst., is for
| gerry. Y our friendly comments conveyed the
| first knowledge had of the letter or of
the person co whom of it is addressed.
[Signed.l GEORGE II. PENDLEroN.
z DOnnelIy. ..,,, -
ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. %.
The Donnelly and Hubbard quarrel has
assumed new phase. Hubbard has with
drawn his name, which leaves Donnelly the
only Republican candidate for Congress.
His opponents, however,are urging another
convention. and the fight is likely to grow
more bitter than ever. % .r.--r...7-s 49,
,r.s@ us River. News. ae uto zT9a
- H.t 1872 PITTsBURG, Sept, 90.
Weather clear. River z feet and falling
81. Louis News.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 29.H
A dispatch says Col. Forsythe and all of
Wallace and are doing well. pr
Judge Pleney Moore arrived at Wallace
yesterday, Tor the remains of DIR. Moore,
killed in the recent fight.
Immense numbers of buffaloes are on
the sides of the railroad, extending for
sixty miles. -
Six hundred Indians crossed the railroad
near Monument yesterday, and the impr,s-
sion is that they are preparing to attack all
the ations along the route and are driving
the buffaloes in advance, which is their
usual plan. The citizens along the entire
route are under arms, and Capt. Clouse is
inspecting all troops, and fortifying and
issuing ammunition where it is wanted.
A Helena Montana, dispatch says s.
w. Beals, Ex-Governor of Wisconsin,, was
shot and killed yesterday, by, Geo. w. Pin
ney, formerly United States marshal of
Montana. The coroner's jury returned a
verdict that Pinney killed Beals in self de-
fence.
The st. Louis excursionists- who have
been to Omaha and the end of the Pacific
railroad, arrived at st. Joseph yesterday,
where they were most Hospitality enter
tanned, and will reach home Tomorrow.
Prof. Agazzis and Hon. M. Hooper, of
Massachusetts, arrived at Omaha yesterday
and left for the east this morning.
,...- For Congress.
--.a.Y 5ra SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. %.
At the Tenth District Republican Con-
vention, held to-day, III. III. Dawes,s of Pitts
field, was renominated-for Congress.
cE - sss-s Fire fEsCa
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 90.
Elkin's coal oil refinery was burned this
morning. $500 barrels of crude oil were
burned. Loss $45 600. 4,s.
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Spnt
On the second day of the Buckeye Club
races, the first race, Jockey Club purse,
$500, dash of mile for 2 year olds, was
won by Buford's Versailles, chestnut colt,
second. Chestnut fillv, third, Turner's
Soda. fourth. Time 1:4S. f-r rE.--
Second race, Jockey Club purse. 5000, 2
mile heats, for all ages, won by Skylight.
First heat-Pleasureville first, Skylight
second, Woodford Belle third, Rabbit
Hash distanced. Time 3:41. Second heat
-Skylight first, Pleasureville second.
Woodford Belle distanced. Time 3:3614.
Third heat--Skylight first, Pl asureville
second. Time 342
t Explosion.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 20.
A terrific explosion of locomotive oc-
Cured this morning on the Connellsville
railroad, near Everson and Burton's mill,
by which one man named George Gilmore.
fireman. was killed, and three others Seri-
ously injured. The locomotive was at
tached to twenty empty coal cars and was
about proceeding from siding, when the
engine jumped the track and the steam was
turned off for the purpose of putting it
on. When the steam was again
let on the explosion occurred, the engine
being literally blown to pieces. Parts of it
were scattered in every direction. The tank
coupling was wrenched and the concussion
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train, distance of nearly 80 feet. Part of
the engine was forced in the opposite d.
rection and jammed against the rocks on
the upper side of the road. Gilmore, who
was on the pilot house of the engine.
was blown nearly 80 feet distant and suffer-
ed terrible injuries. The engineer, Mr..
Kehoe, was STOPPING down at the time and
escaped injury. George O'Donnell, engi-
neer of a dredge boat of the Monongahela
Navigation Company, was badly hurt, but
will survive; VIM. Hutchison, brakesman,
and Thomas McGovern, fagman, were
slightly injured. G.Esut
The Democratic City Convention to-day
resolved that it was ineXpedient to nomi-
nate Democratic candidate for Mayor.
Seized. ...
..l7 sar Boston, Sept. %.
The British schooner EchoZ, was seized by
revenue officers to-day, while attempting
to smuggle. $4,000 worth of brandy into
port. - a I Il
a -.== Butler.
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