Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

Gently made at Laramie was read to Them
aud received with satisfactiom except the
clause establishing schools on the reserya-
tion. They demanded that the troops re-
main to protect them against the Sioux,
who they said had declared war. Major
Burt, commanding Fort Smith, withdraws
his command July 10Th, which is the COM :
meneement OF the abandonment of the
country by the military. n 20
's.-q The C0Ifax Party. H.
A dispatch from Central City, Colorado,
says the Colfax party had just returned
from the Hot Sulpher Springsin fine health
and spirits. In coming over Boulder Pass
they were in severe snow storm of three
or four hours. a.--i ..',,.ss =, 81 OF
Generals Sherman and Augur left ST.
Joseph, Missouri, for Omaha, yesterday. .
The Burial of Mrs. TrumbuIl.a
The remains of Mrs. Senator Trumbull
were buried at Oak Ridge, Springfield.
Illinois, yesterday! A large concourse OF
people, embracing the oldest citizens of the
place, accompanied the remains to the
tomb. Mrs. Trumbull was the first child
born in Springfield. Tf
Chinese Embassy. '
BosToN, Aug. 2l.-Fanueil Hall was
thronged to-day, the occasion being the
reception of the Chinese Embassy. Wo-,
men filled the galleries aud men, crowded
the main floor. Many Of the latter shook
hands with Burlingame and the members
of the embassy. The Hall was finely dec
Grated. '-e Ra5 is't+f ~ 80 .s1ti-5 A I
asaoi5 --lsoy4a Sport. e.
CLEVELAND, August 81. =
A game of base ball between the Inde-.
pendents. OF Mansfield, and Forest City, of
Cleveland, to-day, resulted In the defeat of
the former by score of 40 to 10. -
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~z.-~srs.x %, = PITTSBURGH, August 81.
A freight and passenger train collided
this morning on the Allegheny Valley
road, near the city. Both engines were
damaged. Two freight cars were broken
No passenger was injured. -
issris :, ~ ft,o Rum Over.
A boy named william Miller was run
over in the Twelfth ward on the same road,
this morning.. He was entirely cut to
pieces, his body and brains covering the
ground for some distance. ii
Accident.
ra WORCESTER, MASS, Aug. 81.
Two women and boy were thrown from
ing from Fayville to ashland. Katy Dyer,
aged 19 years, was instantly killed, and the
other woman was seriously injured. The
boy escaped unhurt. >i .
Politics I'm Alabama.
-. MONTGOMERY, August 81.
= Hon. w. B. Jones, elector on the Repub-
lican ticket in the 4th Congressional Dis
trict, has taken the stump for Seymour and
Blair, and publishes the following:
Thomas d. Glasscock, Chairman of the Re-
publican EDecutiUe Committee, Montgomery
alabama
DEAR STR respectfully decline to serve
as an elector for Grant and Colfax in the
4th Congressional District.
Respectfully,
n GSigned] w. B. JONES.
Hon. Thomas Masterson, Representative
from Lawrence county, has also declared
bis Intention to support Seymour and
BLAIR. !r.-.-------=.------''--- --------1-
The following card is published in the
Radical organ of this city:
Newspaper Suspension.
In consequence of the want of patronage
sufficient to meet the daily expenses of the
office, am compelled to suspend the pub
lication of the State Sentinel. Since the
re- establishment of the paper in this city,
going on two years, 1 have sustained the
publication of the paper from my own
private means. This cannot do any long.
er. must abandon the business and go
Into some pursuit that will at least furnish
sufficient income to meet the outlay.
[Signed] ,I-,55sssi JOHN HARDY.
UnvaIIed.
ST. JoHNsBURY, VI, Aug. 81.
The monument erected to the memory of
the Vermont soldiers in the late war, was
unvailed yesterday at this place. ---=-.
banquet.
BosToN, August 81.
The banquet given to the Chinese EN-
bassy at st. James Hotel, tonight, by the
members of the City Government was an
elegant and interesting affair. Mayor
Shurtcliff presided. Gov. Bullock spoke on
the part of the State. ec
Seized.
ST. Louis, Aug. q.
Fifty barrels of whisky from Memphis
were seized on the levee to-day by the Gov
ernment for alleged informality in con-
nection with the revenue laws. The In
ternal revenue collections in this county
for the fiscal year ending June Both, were
three and halt millions. JTEr
Railroad Accident.
-r,-f4 PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Aug. 81.
About o'clock this morning the extra
freight train boknd north, and the through
freight bound south, on the Hudson River
road, collided at Fort Montgomery, in con-
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