Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-18
Military Order
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Illegal Voting.

| Illegal Voting.
.SsA WEsTFfELD, CoNN, Nov. 16.
| Clinton Aldrich, of Southwick. was yes
terday examined and held for trial for lille
gal voting at the late elections.
- I.1 Fl Nomination. 30 z
The Republican ward and city committees
last night nominated Moses Kimball for
Mayor.
River News.
PTrTsBURGH, Nov. IL.
five feet and seven inches and rising slow
| ly. Mercury 50.
Heavy Loss by Fire.
CHATHAM Four CoRNERs,sN. Y. Nov. 17.T
The new and valuable paper. mill of
Smith Tomplins, near this place, for the
manufacture of white paper from straw,
was entirely destroyed by fire last night
Loss heavy .-,,,q .,-cc3S s.,,.o{1
s52S6l1 St. Louis news: H9F3l1
ST. LOUIS, Nov. IL.
a fire in Quincy, Ill, last night Destroy
ed two three story brick buildings on
Hampshire street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, occupied by Speigel, Thorns & Co.,
furniture warehouse, and Mr. Kohn, auc-
tioneer.' Speigel, Thorns| & Co.'s loss is
$4,000; fully insured. Kohn's loss is not
reported. The buildings were owned by
Tim Rogers, of Quincy, and 7. s.. Ruther-
ford, of st. Louis, and zwerevalued at S15.-
COO each. The latter is insured for $4,000,
but Rogers has no insurance.
An Omaha dispatch says heavy snow
storm ragged there all day yesterday. Tele-
graphic communication with the west was
cut of, but trains arrived. The thermom-
eter last night marked 10 degrees above
zero.
Official returns from all the counties in
Kansas except eight give Grant majori-
ty OF. IA 446. General Harvey, for Cover
nor, receives in the same counties 741 more
msjo ority than Grant, and Clark, for Con-
gress, 1,1S7 less. The entire vote of the
State is estimated at $4,000.
- = = KENosHA, WIS, Nov.17.s
Vogel & Co.'s steam Touring mill was
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Grand EncampmentI l., o. o. r.
cd INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IL.
The Grand Eucampment of the Odd Fell
lows met this morning at nine O'Clock,
Grand Patriarch French presiding. Two
new encampments have been formed DUR
ing the past year-one at Seymour, Noble
county, and the other at Young America,
Cass county. The Grand Secretary reports
the following statistics: 81 encampments
and 3,460 members, 239 members having
been elected in the year. The Grand
Sc. retary reports the following statistics:
2S1 lodges, 8 having been instituted during
the past year, and 1854 effective mem
over half million of dollars. The assets
are over $4,000. i5ad sa- ii azi .lsv D.
ahi Railroad Accident
The passenger receipts of the Indianap-
oils & st. Louis railroad for September are
S7S $685. = g - r--S - q el.s
Baltimore Items.
BALTIMORE, Nov. II.
At the annual meeting sof tile stockhold-
ers of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
yesterday, the Board of Directors was re-
elected. 1TC2E > sozzn Z@IErE- AZ
The regular annual Convention. of the
Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Free and
Accepted Masons of the State of Maryland
and District of Columbia met here last
evening, and was well attended.
ssf,s. Sudden Death. u,,. "a,
PITTSBURGH, Nov. II.
An old man named Martin, residing in
the Eight Ward, died suddenly last night.
He had sat down to supper, when he was
observed to gasp as though choking. A
physician was sent for, but he survived
only few moments. .IGlsis supposed that
his death was occasioned by heart disease.
Funeral.
The funeral of DR.. Heron, prominent
homepathie physician of this city, takes
place this afternoon.
Death from Street Car.
A little girl named Powell, who was run
over by street car in Birmingham, on
Saturday, died yesterday.
'a"9'L Lniheran Church. ~ 'laS
.sf4qd PITTSBURGH, Nov, 17.g
The General Council of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church in America, now in ses-
sion, this afternoon, with great unar1imity,
came to an understanding as to points of
doctrine which have been discussed during
the session. #Nf ~ 0FFJ YETTI
's-iIf+Ah The Cole TriaI. tNui id
ALBANY, Nov. II.
The jury has not yet been impannelled
in the Cole trial
CONCORD, N. r., Nov. II.
4. John Titcomb, an old resident of Con-
cord, hnng himself this morning. He had
long been depressed inmind.. az
Grants Majority.
: ds97 E.i7 MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov.I7.
Grants majority in Alabama is TOUR thou
sand.
Vzao 1Body Found. ,gs,gssE
MEMPHIS, Nov. II.
The body OF negro was found in
Hatchie river, yesterday, disemboweled
aud horribly mutiiated. Itahad been in
the water long time. There are no
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