Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-14
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sric10e-TbeaIous vra@
Jealousy prompted a young German IN
Can d "a to commit suicide, ,Vester{]av 4 "; -
blowing his brains ont with pistol5 .s5ss !
yVafe EasaIIv Ma, 49, - Esil-3 ~
A man named CONWAY I eot drnnf on sss ssi9
urtlay evening" and heat his wife 40 baJiv
that she died to day In. West Philadeiphia.
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s'.,..,,I |" -, ,fs7*t-, q. siel
ane eignt nou,l law rs now IN operafiono oi
at our navy yaru ana Mint ,.-..t,y.v,. .,--s.
The Mining Sfrfs<es-Qufef.
Dispatches from the mining regions indi- /.
cate that the strike will be settled this
week, as the proprfetors OF the mines are a
lmcllneu. .uo auopt tne elgns hour law.
break I No" ~ans ny sppreaens,ons el an out-
Accident from Prematureo Dfs-
charge of Cannon.
.xylFaA zyISpIANApoIrs. JuIv ~
AZ tbe Ran,,hl,e IA, q :; foat;S,,,s ...-iI
on Saturday niebt one Of the .memhers ~
the gun SQUAD lost ONE arm and several
fingers from the hand of the other bv the.
premature discha ,of the canl,on-
.o,,,,. 800 - -,
= PcrsSrs 1T 800. ss'.s 7 g
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mour and Blair ratification al. A m ndersol, M ON
Saturday, from the premature discharge
of a cannon by which Jacob Hubbard, an
Industrious German, lost his left sarm and
the fingers on his right hand. Three other
persons standing near were more or less q
hurt. 1t is thought that Hubbard will SURE
vive. ss.e - a. ,-:...- o.. ss'asE bioAsash
Nomination for State Representa-
aITsA 50 > tive szsf1 ,-r-r,.,Ts.,sss
Hon. George a.. Buskirk has been nom-
mated as the candidate for State Repre-
sentative, by the Republicans of Monroe
county, in the place Of ex-Lieutenant
HevernorI. Sse y. R9nning, declined. Fhe 6.
W ,ss ei1ss iiio. q =. :.
ooh.s - 3 s resslonai n1aa7i Z a,n- Con-
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Inc democracy OF this District hold their
Oongresslo1al OonYe1.on at Martnsyille
oi IN, " eunesuay. my Sanuiua1es lu are piensy.
LsaaocafTs M " sne oexenSa gissIics
nomlnate on Tnursoay, az Govlngton,
viii he nlaced in the field a1ainst 0rth
The Warm Weather, SC. 8 %
The weather for the past two or three
weeks has been warmer than ever before
known for such continued length of time.
Excursions on the lakes and the islands are
more numerous than ever, as that seems to
be the only way to keep comfortable.
@Bountfes 10 Missouri p1fIleia.ra
ca Ta,,,. 1,,,,- ,,aZs3
IL c.F, ~. .1ois, o''5 40.
GRO sd ,hot tba Ia;u ;s,;.s.
Missouri militia has nassed 10th Ho,,ses IF
Congress. The passage of this bin was NOT
generally desired in this State. and is look
ed upon as a needless expense OF several
millions to the General Government. $50
~ GovernOrship. Ia sllfs
The Radical State Convention, meets at
McSHr S,sy On sne boat 18TH lion. y W.
nomination for Governor' '-el
DivorceS Case. a.is $50 f,,aF
Briton Hill and wife. whose divorce is,,;t,
created q sensation here. have both rome to
Geneva, Switzerland. to take (iepositions
to be used in the coming trial. l.sT'1 "A
The Democratic win make a very active
Presidential canvass in Missouri. and are
awaiting the return of R!air from ther
East. Tl.r'-2-7 - -
81 AGer,auu.,,,,, ,,,r ,,,. xEu;,,..rsg1ss
sANDgskY, July io.
..au VI oasuruag ,a arterno9n IaI & iass q German
oeh ,Ip p.ns9i, =. 70 nauieu ooun neieer, I4ug niH-
m sen 1 IN tne garret OF ms MOUSE. nus Hseie
Son ~ 81 SUI . az, n.l ny lIom =
.eIa, pGa.,, anu gasS tne aiarns w hen ne was
Ths s ss he oa ie were gone
- Ing eause u ms sen -lnufuer rs su opposed
SoaIsk Iako p1In W asy, mshancnoiy, pr9uuceu 1y pa1
dea,, dea,.n' ne leaves q "iie anu several cnii-
oren.s eTIa II stt 10 eisitaei4 viaL. odT
goBanquet to Reverdy johnson. Il
M, f.-,,..~ BALTIMORE, july 13. =
The banquet to Hon. Reyerdy. johnson.
Minister Pleuipotentiary. &c. to Great
Britain, will take place on Wednesday
evening. aoI asi8sB1sa bIGd yTsV bils
sd lIlE a. .ha5------gs ad vsfa asSi1g
,s-.f NEW YORK MELANGEe -.
aoso. , .I,-s.u.i. 7--7--7 q ---sr-.-..54r =. -.
arrival ofFive Hundred BaOrzn0ns
at New Work. s9a ssaii#
20 o. 9FsI4 'a3op New YoRK, July 1875
The steamboat Minnesota arrived at this
port yesterday from Liverpool, with LOO
steerage passengers, of which number five
hundred are iMormons, who are In charge
of Elder Perry, whom. they recognize as
their President. Tomorrow, accompanied
by son OF Brigham Young, thew Willieaye
for Utah Ten Thousand other helievers
are to follow as soon as thew can be shin-
ped at Liverpool. 9s-a9u7g T1-d
C,ornuftsad CO.. a,z,,,,-..r TeqB5
NJ q q ~ . :, 80 80 I
- w C,,. meI calllng themselves LsmanGine
before omm;ss;oner St;livva,i T and' aSuay d'wa:,
been shown in evidence that their real
names were Shaw and Rowe, and that 'un-
der the assumed names given above they
had made false affidayits against n n. Rail,
ey, Collector of the Fourth district of New
York. Collector Railev has sent On ! state
ment of the ALLEGED conspiracv apainst him
to Secretary McCulloch. u 81 .El-Tr1T
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t
oe Tasricks Catneorai, In this city, was
Bishops from 'neighboring districts wefe