Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-11

compus lies about twenty miles south of
that place. iO,u iitasE
The steamer Dunbar arrived at st.
Joseph last evening, with a part of the
tonnage belonging to the lost vessel. The
Dunbar looked for an hour and found no
signs of any person. na5aT .ca9 h5igfi
aia1 For Congress.
.f. ra19r:ess MILWAUKEE, Sept. 10.
The Republicans of the First District met
in convention at Wauketha, wisconsin,
yesterday, md nominated Gen. 81. e. Paine
for Congress, by acelamation.
Political.
ST. LOUIS, September 10.
The Democrats of the second district
have nominated james j. Lindley for Con-
gress.
The Republican State Convention of
Kansas met at Topeka yesterday and or
ganized by the election of d. r. Anthony,
of Leavenworth, President.
7s1.s --sg1ia River News. JI8La q
-.l,-a PITTSBURGH, Sept. 10.
River four feet and three inches and
rising. Weather wet heavy, rain last night
and this morning. Mercury 7711s degrees.
Nominated.
FoN DU LAC, WIS.,, Sept. 10.
Hon. L. F. Frisbbee, of West Bend, Wis
consin, was nominated for Congress by the
Republicans of the fourth district. E
@ Y. M. q. A.
ls. Aa AUBURN, N. Y, Sept. 10.
After season of prayer, yesterday af-
ternoOn, in the convention of the Young
Mems Christian Association, the subject
What work subordinate to the object of
of the Young Mems Christian Association
can the Association profitably undertaken"
was discussed. Street meetings and gen.
eral missionary work, that the Association
should labor to bring young men to Christ,
Sunday school bible classes, &c. were
among the propositions made by the speak
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Nomination.
BosToN, Sept. 10.
The Democrats of the 4th Massaeh, 8 It's
District have nominated Peter Harvey for
Congress. ii' 81 10 'i
Anniversary.
.-..r-- BUFFALO, Sept. 10.
This being the anniversary of PerrY's
victory, flags are displayed from public
buildings, private dwellings and ship
ping. -,-..-., rs .--,l..--.
.,, SandusIky Items. - rr,.,y
SANDUsKY, o., September 10.
The State firemen's tournament held
here to-day was success in every respect.
Thirty-five companies, from differents
parts OF Ohio, and from other States, en-
tered for competition. r--T ~ ~ 3
The anniversary of Perry's victory was
celebrated at Put-in-bay island to-day, by
a gaand basket picnic. Delegations were
present from Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit,
vivors of the battle OF Lake Erie were also
present. The United States steamers Michi-
gan and Sherman were at the island and
| fired saluts during the day.
Arrests.
l. a- PHILADELPHIA, Sept. TO. :
Several arrests have Deen made of men
suspected of the murder of the child, Mary
Marman, but the parties were discharged,
the suspicious proving groundless. The
coroner's inquest will take glace to- morrow.
Renominated.
ii 1850 PoUGHKEEPsIE, Sept, 10. ID
General John FL. Ketchum was unan-
imously renominated for Congress on the
18th inst. by the Republican convention.
f. r Es5n' For Congress. e-F
ALBANY, September 10.
The Democrats of the Fourteenth Con-
gressional District nominated Stephen l.,
May hew, OF Schobarie, for Congress.
| Fatal Accident.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 10.
| William E. Harbaugh, unmarried, resid-
ing with his mother in Allegheny City, a
brakeman of the Pennsylvania railroad,
fell from train at Turtle Creek Station
twelve miles east of this city, and fractured
his skull, resulting in his death last night
1t was his first trip.
The ScuIIing Race.
1t is said that purse of $4,000, sent oui
from New York to back Brown, goes home
doubled. Hamills challenge to row against
the winner OF this race, will be accepted by
Brown, and will probably be rowed on
Eastern waters. r ~