Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-23
Cricket Match.

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Cricket Match.
Boston, July 81
A cricket match between the fret eleven
of the st. George Club, of New York, and
the Boston Club, of Boston, commenced
this morning, and at sunset the score stood
67 and 81; total 129-for both innings of
the Boston. The st. Georges made in their
first innings SO runs leaving but 81 to be
obtained on their second innings to win the
game.
The Reno Family-Large Reward
Offered. =
CINCINNATI, o., July o..
The three robbers who were lynched
near Seymour, made full disclosures of
their connections with many robberies and
murders in that vicinity. The head
quarters were at Reno's house, near Rock
ford, about two miles from Seymour. This
family was declared to be originators of the
numerous murders and highway rObberies,
in nearly all of them rendering life
peaceful and law-abiding citizens in
continual state of fear. John
Reno is now in the Missouri Peniten-
tiary. Two of the other members of the
family are under arrest for robbing the
Adams Express Company, and Frank
Reno, the most skillful and adroit assassin
of the whole family, is now at Windsor, G.
W. A large reward will be paid by the
officers of the Adams Express Company on
delivery of the body at Seymour, jackson
county, Indiana. 2sEssr'EE esse1s saT5'E
Arrived.
1 QUEBEC, July 81.
The steamer Hibernian, from Liverpoo
has arrived. ir
Fenian Congress in Secret Session
in Buffalo.
- -, BUFFALO, July %.
The Fenian Congress is in secret session
here to-day, and representatives from all
parts of the country are present. General
O'Neil is here, and General Spear will be
here tonight. Much speculation is indul-
| ged in relative to the business of this Con-
gress.s @ a. 8
A Fenian picnic is advertised for Mon
day next. s.---ss zsz--ss.s tss
The sessions of the Congress are secret,
and armed sentinels guard the doors.
Acquitted. L
CHICAGO, July %.
The two members of the Buckeye Club
who were charged with larceny in the cars
on the way here, were examined at the Po-
lice Court this morning and acquitted, no
evidence being found against them.
The Mortality.
The mortality in this city last week
reached the unprecedented number of 1853,
an increase of 133 over the preceding week,
caused by the intense and long continued
heat.
The Scientific Convention.
Extensive preparations are making for
the convention of scientific men, which will
gather here from all parts of the country,
| August 9Th, proXimo. The railroad routes
will bring visitors at greatly reduced rates,
| and visitors will be entertained free OF
charge. ss.s,
4ass New Jersey Convention.
5fUt)Ei - TRENTON, N. j., July %.
The New Jersey State Democratic Con-
vention organized with Col. G. s.. Cannon
las Chairman. Resolutions were adopted
indorsing the Democratic National nomin-
ations and the platform. Theodore F
Randolph was nominated for Governor
and full electoral ticket selected, includ-
ling Peter D. Vroom and Adolph Setback
at large. There was ratification meeting
in the evening. & ~
| Convention.
- aH% INDIANAPoLIs, July %.
The Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton of the First District will be held al
Evansville tomorrow. Hon. w. r. Nib
lack will be nominated without oppoSi-
ton. This is the last Congressional candi-
ldate to be nominated. .
Drowned.
/ .-z s--s CHILLIcoTHE, July %.
George Dun, the son of John Dun, Esq.
was drowned this forenoon in Paint creek
at the crossing of the Portsmouth pike,
while bathing. The father is one of the
lwealthiest and most prominent citizens oi
this city. ssaa
The deceased was about ten years old
was very promising boy, and was the
darling of the family. About two hundred
citizens are now diving and dragging the
stream to find the body. The affair has
produced great sensation throughout the
city,. -
Sun-Strokes.
The heat continues unabated, the ther.
mometer standing at ninety-hve degrees II
the shade. Several cases of sun-strokt
have occurred during the past week, ont
fatal, Mr.. Gordon, farmer, living about {
mile from town.
Trotter Sold.
PITTSBURGH, July %.
The celebrated trotting mare Mary AnI
was sold here yesterday to an Eastern gen
tleman for the sum of S7,OOO. She viii
meet few on the Eastern turf capable o
showing their heels to her. She was ship
ped yesterday by Adams Express.
Professor Andrew Burtt was nominated
to-day by both the Democratic and Labo
Reform Conventions as their candidate fo
Congress in this (the Twenty-second) Dis