Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

| The third division was composed of the
New York delegations, under General Gra-
ham.
The next division was composed of dele
cations from Delaware and Maryland
Regimental flags from the war were car
ried and excited applause. lTF
| The fifth division contained the New
Jersey delegation, headed by veteran
officers, mounted. - " : 1
The sixth division comprised the mass
delegation. The procession occupied an
| hour and half in passing given point.
and was in all respects grand spectacle.
@ Fire. - -
ROCHESTER, Oct. 2.
The barns attached to the Livingstone
county poor house, containing one hundred
tons of hay, were destroyed by fire last
| night. Loss $4,000. Another fire des-
troyed one of the workshops and a ware
house of the Monroe county penitentiary.
Loss over $4,000.
--f "a Rf BosToN, Oct. 2.
The trial of James y. Martin, late cash
ier of the Hide and Leather National Bank.
commenced to-day in the United States
District Court. The defendant is charged
with defrauding the bank of over $500, 900
and he acknowledges a.deficit of $3.50. 600
The trial Will probably occupy several
days.
Buckeye Races.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2.
At the Buckeye races, fifth day, first
race, purse $3.50, dash of one mile and a
quarter. for all ages, seven horses started.
Richards & Kilgom's Betty Bay, l; Bu-
tord's Marion, 2; Ford's Bell Farris, 3; Pro-
basco's Kentucky Belle, 4; Col. Stratton, 5;
Richards d Kilgour's chestnut f1lly, three
years old, by Colossus, 6; Hollabird's brown
colt. three years old, by Colossus, Z. Time,
2'13L. 20 Es 81
Second race, purse 5000, two mile heats,
for three year olds, four entries. Result
Pleasureville, one, one; Paris. two, three
Locust Post, three, two; Hallabird's brown
colt, by Colossus, distanced in the first heat
Time 3:46A and 3:3S1a. efTtu9
Hs Shooting Affair. T~gI
.t-.-1 ...--.. -... MEMPHIS, Oct. 2.
A shooting affair occurred between two
negroes, named jeff Logan and Bob Pleas
ants, at Chilsea, last night, in which the
former was shot through the body and
mortally wounded. Peasants was arrested
to-day and sent to jail bail being refused.
.ssss Naturaliz alton. y ar
-.-7.. --,..,r-r,.. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.
The records of the Supreme Court up to
the oath ult.. though no one day is com.
plete, show that in nine days 1910 persons
were naturalized and that IL persons
vouched tor 332 or one-fourth of the whole
number. In the Supreme Court rule has
| been applied for against Snowden, the Pro-
thonotary, for an investigation as to the
issne of papers in blank with the sigma.
ture and seal of the Court. = -
Indfana State Fair.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 2.
The attendance at the State Fair yester,
| day was the largest it has ever been on the
corresponding day tor number of years
Despite light steady rain, there were sold
| twenty four thousand five hundred State
tickets, and five thousand from the amphi-
theater, which with exhibitors, would in
dieate an attendance of thirty thousand
people. BIS fst-.
The pacing race did not come off, as the
entries were not filled mp, but it is under
stood that a compromise was effected, and
it will come off to-day. This morning the
weather is beautiful, and quite hot. The
| time track is in splendid condition, and the
big test will be fine affair.
At this time tickets are being sold faster
than Yesterday. and it is not improbable
that the attendance will be larger this af-
ternoon.1 .-aa-t HrH -rasa Bon G.a.t
L. S. Dorsey, of Kentucky, with his
gold dust stock. is carrying off the larger
part OF the premiums for biooded and har'
ness nOrSeS. lnlS morning, Oen. EdSle, o.
Kentucky. took the ribbon on the best light
harness stallion, which is his thirty second
premium. s-eH
In threshers and separators, the Eagle
Machine Works. Of this city, carried off the
ribbon over the Richmond machines. This
was the principal competition in the me-
chanical department. ----s
The fair will close to-day, there being
nothing tomorrow but cleaning up and the
payment of premiums. The receipts will
be fully up to those of last year, and in g
financial respect, at least, the fair is graf
flying success. ~ IL f-A SAFs y .
Attempt of Prisoners TO Escape
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 2.
About a dozen inmates of the Western
Penitentiary attempted to dig out of prison
on Tuesday night, but were discovered anC
placed in close confinement.
Il III Ard -NaturaIiz "a ion. +'-- I u u
The naturalization OF foreigners here i;
being pushed with great vigor, and the
court is kept open until after dark eact