Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-29
Louisville Items.

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Louisville Atems.
LOUISVILLE KY, June 27.
A few days ago two white men named
wyatt and Hacker, and colored man,
In the Court Of Appeals the counsel for
the city have made application for a re-
hearing i'm the Police commissioners case.
forty-fiye davs were allowed bv the Cont
no file grounds. The case will come mn in
September. Meanwhile the two police
forces remain on duty.
N,tio,.I rent S,Ss;
MEMPHIS, June u.
Inc Mercnants, Natlonai BANK OF TINS
GU! suspenoeu tnls morning: IL Is SAID
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INDIANAPOLIS, June ~:
Inc express Iraln on tne l.. M. O. L. rail-
.1au, ~ leaxlns M MatIson snis morning., was
' onrown Ii0ni Uai tne IraGk ny rulnlpg over
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Sons sie'' iioni vlie nilu uis'iio1.
Base baI.
ST.. LOUIS, June 81.
The match game of base ball at Bloom
ington. Illinois, yesterday, between the
Atiantlcs OF brookiyn, ana the Blooming
on h,, - ~ - 'nS no Ea Vi @ ene taG
arrived here this morning and will nlav
match game with the Union, this after
noon
HcCo"ie.
McCoole, in letter to VIM. Rider, of
this city, says that he expects to be arrest
ed again on the expiration OF MS term OF
imprisonment, ana pound over TO appear
on the 2Otn TO answer for damages done to
tne premises OF Che farmer Wnere the nght
was to take place. He will go to New
1ork as soon as posSloie ana call meeting
OF the members OF the prize ring to decide
tne wager between hlmselI anu Coourn,
after which ne Will be ready to accept chal-
lenges from deehan, " baloWln OF Elllot.
A Local Feud.
A feud has arisen between Mayor Thorn.
as and the City Council which threatens
to assume a serious character Tt ori0lna-
ted in reference TO the present Harbor
Master. recently convicted of a crave Of
fence. the Council having treated the Nav
or's COMMUNICATIONS in reference TO the
dismissal of the Harhor Master in rather q
disresnectful manner The Mavor has
nreferred charges AGAINST three members
IF CounciI for furnishin9 snnnlies to the
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Inc houhS Nehs Chrisaian Asso.
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...e DETROIT, June ".
The most impressive exercise of the Con-
vention were held last night.
Gen. Howard and others addressed large
OPEN air meeting in front of the church, at
o'clock.
The church was draped in mourning in
respect for the late DR.. Duffiield. whose
death was announced at the openinp exer-
cises. A resolution was adonted that the
Convention attend his funeral in a BODY
to-morrow.
The snbiect for the evenino,s discussion
was. "What relation do nraver- nersonaI
effort and hoIy living bear to our associa-
tion work pm The sp biect was introduced
by Mr.. G. n. Olds, of Columbus, followed
by a number OF speakers, selected by the
President, IN ten minutes each.
Rev. Prof. Grant, OF Aooyden, Scotland,
was introduced during the discussion; and
enthusiastically received and his speech
warmly appiauded. e,
Inc mouse was oensely thronged ana the
exercises were profoundly Interesting.