Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-12
Boston Items.

| 0cStOm HtemS.
- BosToN, Sept. 10.
Hon. William Tilden. of New York, has
made a donation of $4,000 to the Tilder
Ladies' Seminary at West Lebanon, New
Hampshire.
Mayor Huphrey will be appointed super.
intendant OF the Mechanics Fair to be held
here in October.
| Political. Ea Q
f--- Ss - CLEVELAND. Sept. IL.
/ Governor Tod, Columbus Delano ant
others addressed large Republican meet
ing here yesterday. There was a torcf
light procession of the Grant Boys in Blue
| at night.
George Fl. Pendleton will address the
Democratic meeting here to-day.
| Indian News. ~
ST. TX us, Sept. IL.
The Republican has sp, cial from For
/ Wallace, Kansas, which says: About 10(
Cheyenes appeared within 20 miles of Shcr.
idan, Kansas, about day-break this morn.
l ing, a small portion of whom made dash
4 into tho south of the town, within 300 yard:
of the railroad depot, and stole one horse
| They then Joined the main body and al
| moved off together in the direction of the
Butter, mile and half west of Sheridan
| where.they captured several Mexican team:
and killed three men. They then moved
north of the track and left in a northeast
direction, carrying off 90 head of cattle anG
| six horses. t--.a sss,-s.-.,-R sssrr. --9..f e.
Scouts sent here by the Government o.
Colorado arrived yesterday. They report
the Indians at nearly all the settlements
| southeast of Denver, as far as Reeds
springs. The settlers were suffering very
much. Over five hundred herds of stock
had been carried off in the week past, and
twenty or more settlers killed and scalped
| The Denver coach, which arrived this
afternoon, having been detained by the In
dians, was driven back toiBig Timber yes.
terday afterdoon. The Indians are report
ed from two to three hundred strong.
| Advices from Fort Lyon, of the 9th inst.
state that General Penoore and a company
EOf cavalry fought twenty miles out on the
Sth, killing four Indians and losing two
soldiers killed and two wounded.
| About one o'clock this afternoon the
pickets reported two small bands of Iudians
about six miles northeast of this post
moving westward.
| On Sunday night last harness maker
named Cook, living in Centralia, Illinois
greenbacks by burglars. $4,000 in gold
| was left behind. ai. a-'
Democratic Victory.
| IL,
on Tuesday, resulted in Democratic vic.
tory, all the candidates on the city ticket
except one being elected by an average ma
jority of over 200. They also have a ma
jority in the Board of Aldermen. The vote
| was larger than ueual and shows Demo
] cratic gains.
San Francisco News.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 10.
1t is believed that the great tidal wave
August 14th, at San Pedro, along the
southern coast of California, was the re-
suit of the earthquake at Callao. A dis
turbance of the tides was noticed at this
harbor at the same date.
| Arizona advices to August 25th says
| Col. Price held talk with delegation OF
Wallapie and Mobave Indians, at Fort Mo.
have, which resulted in an agreement that
all hostilities are to be suspended on bott
sides.
The Wallapie Indians are desirous O
| peace. Col. Price is satisfied that no more
outrages will be committed. Parties o.
| miners go to the mountains for safety
See Rum, chief of the Wallapies, origina-
tor of the late war, promised to attend thu
council.
| Parties from Prescott reported a meeting
| of large band of Indians, with See Run
at their head, who acted friendly. He Stat
ed they were tired of war. -f,
The Indians in the neighborhood OF La
| paz made raid on Aqua Caliento. taking
! all the stock, and killing of one man. 1t i
! reported that three or four miners wert
| killed at Castle Dorne mountain. 1t i
| doubted.
| Cleared--Emily Farnum, of Liverpool
with $4,000 sacks of wheat.
( Sailed-Nonsenan, for Liverpool; Ery
sin, for Cork.
| River News.
! PITTSBURGH, Sept. IL.
/ River six feet and four inches and risin,
fast. There was rain last night and thi
/ morning. Mercury rs deg. s .7'
Attempt TO Release Prisoners.
/ .-.-. Boston. Sept. IL,
| An unsuccessful attempt to release thre
convicts from the States Prison at Charles
town was made last night by Andrew
| Freeman, whose term of imprisonment 70
burglary recently expired. The convictS
| O'Brien ,Kennison and Scott, were placed
in separate part OF the prison, having
| purposely committed some breach of pris.
on discipline involving punishment b,
confinement in cells teparate from the mai
prison. Freeman scaled the walls will
arope ladder and was well provided will
tools to open the cell doors, but the suspi
cions of the jailors were aroused and Free
man was captured after shooting watch
man in the hand with pistol.
Ex-President Pierce. -s-s
| a CONCORD, N. H., Sept. IL.
Ex-President Pierce passed a comforta
BILE night. His symptoms are favorable t
his recovery.
Denial.
| FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. IL.
Major Putnam denies that the troop
fired on the negro rioters at Hampton, sev
eral days ago, as reported before. The ne
groes fled before the arrival of the soldier:
and the original row was of trivial nature
Arrived. --
l Col. Moore. secretary, and the Junketin
party, from Washington. arrived here to
day in revenue cutter.
| Vermont Fair.
BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. IL.
The Vermont State fair held here thi
weel, concludes Tomorrow. The attend
ance was very large. The society yester
day was addressed by Geo. F. Edward
and John A. Griswold.
Fire.
ERIE, Pa, Sept. IL.
| Last night fire broke out in the whole
sale turnining ware rooms of j. II, Rible
Sc Co., in Gabel's Block, State street, de
stroying the greater part of their stock: al
so the stock of WHEELER and Wilson's sew
ing machine agency, and E. D. Zeigler'
music store, in the same block. The build
ing was pretty thoroughly cleaned out
Loss on stock about $25,00O, about hal
covered by insurance. Insurance on build