Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-23

eattie.- Its depredations were numer0us.
imong them, the severing of an artery in
ty Chief-of-P Police Bowden. 20 Yfota5h
20 slshi Goyernor BuII0clxsa ,0o5I
slal se5 % pelsefss ATLANTA, July a.
r. B. Bullock was inaugurated Governor
IF Georgia to-day. His address was brief
ind laudatory of the Republican party, and
.condemnatory of the Presidents policy.
-rsbi DImculty I'm Savannah. "a
900 .fe4sbsfe.,ss SAVANNAH, July %.
There was a difficulty last night in a
Thinking saloon between William r. Hop
kins, Tax Receiver, and Isaac Russell, De-
1uty Sheriff. resulting in the shooting Of
Hopkins, killing him Instantly. Russell
claims that he fired in self defence. The at!
fair caused great excitement among the ne.
groes, who, at the signal of a drum, assem-
hled. several hundred strong. with gunsland
molish his house. On learning that Rus
sell had been taken to the Jail, they pro-.
ceeded to attack it, but were dispersed by
the police. The excitement has somewhat
abated this morning. Prompt obedienceto
the signal shows the negroes are fully or
ganized in this city.
CLEvBEAND, July %.
The tug T.. w. Notter capsized and sunk
at the mouth of the river this morning, and
the fireman, named Wolgamitz, was
drowned. John Wetzel was badly scalded
by escaping steam. ssdf sE sez .esEt
ID. w. Voorhees, Nominated for
-ss., 81 TERRE HAUTE, IND, July %.
/. The Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton of the 9TH District met at Terre Haute
to-day, and nominated Hon. Dan. W.Voor-
q
iashi Meeting of Directors.lt,et} IS
.'ii'7a 4's i9a MANSFIELD, July %.
A meeting of the Directors OF the pro-
posed Newark, Somerset & Straitsville
railroad was held at Newark yesterday.
The progress of the work in raising stock
subscriptions was shown to be good, and
the success of the road beyond a doubt.
Resolutions were passed looking toward
energetic action in pushing the work for
ward.
Struck by Lfghtning-Dest
l'sf ,.,..s..s.-..-5 BUCYRUs, July %.
The barn OF Mr.. Rice, living about eight
miles northeast of this place, was struck
by lightning during the storm yesterday
and entirely destroyed, with all its con-
tents, including one valuable horse. Loss
about 81 500. Insured for $500.
80 Run Over.
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The local freight on the indianapolis &
Terre Haute road ran over young man
named Clapsaddle, clerk of the agent at
Eaglesfield, this morning, cut of his left
arm and mangled his left side badly. he
can not live.
ij Run Over-Killed.
The passenger train of the night before
ran over woman, between Harmony and
Brazil, killing her, and mangling her in
horrible manner. Her remains were put
into a barrel, and buried at Brazil. Jfc
as stopped for Debt.
For debt of $3.50 the Sheriff of Clay
county levied upon the through freight
train to st. Louis, last night and kept $780,
600 worth of goods for twenty-four hours.
The Superintendent OF the road paid the
debt at 10 O'Clock and relieved the train.
The Sheriff chained it to the track while
the train was watering. -- - g,--.
Memphis News. ASAzsa@
a MEMPHIS, july %.
Gus. Burton. very well known con-
fectioner in Poplar street, was seriously
stabbed this morning by Charles Gusman.
Bill Wilson,. Howell Cobb, two negroes,
got into a dispute to-day on Higson road,
the latter drew a razor and the former shot
him in the breast, infiictinga severe wound
On Monday night Sam Nj. Swain, living
| near Grenada, Miss, was shot whilst un-
dressing, and mortally wounded by negro
| named Tom Mclean, who was pursued by
citizens and party of soldiers. After
being chased several miles into the swamp,
he was wounded twice by Sergeant Smith,
and captured and brought back to Grenada,
| where a mob was with great difficulty pre-
vented from hanging him. No cause for
the assassination is known.
The Turf s''9a
| 'Tr11u
The races commenced here yesterday
The first race was sweepstakes for all
horses that have never run in public; the
race half mile heats and repeat, being for
money. The race was won by Tycoon, Jr,
owned by j.. w. Bashore, of Lima. The
following is a summary: aas '.ls b2oa ra
81 First, j. w. Bashore's s s Tycoon, Jr.,
sire Tycoon, Sr., dam Membrino Pilot
mare-2 l. 20 eeir,tg4 Tsi-8.sA
Second, James Gilmore,s Billy, sire
Backus, dam a Backus mare-1 8.
Third, B. ID. Andersons b 8 Paragon,
sire Ben Butler, dam unknown-52 a.
Fourth, VIM. Vance's g Dirty Leg Joe
I-334. su..g - sssEea bs-5
Fifth, Henry Guys b Shanesville-
seconds. A large number. of horses are
here for che trotting, pacing and running
matches of to-day. grfvsE
Miners Strike.0ts - tl
a2 - YOUNGSTOWN, July %.
The strike among the miners in the Ma
honing and Shenango valleys is causing
serious trouble. On Monday, about one
hundred and fifty miners went in at the
old price. Yesterday, about three hundred,
armed with clubs, went over from this val
4 ley to stop them, but were flanked by the
citizens, who turned out en- masse, and pro-
tected them until the State militia arrived,
which is now guarding them.
4 Es.ssrz Convention. as
II . WOOSTER, ONO, July %.
:. The Democratic Convention for the Sc
J lection of a candidate for Congress for this
(Fourteenth) District, has just adjourned,
after having nominated Lyman r. Critch-
field, of Holmes county. After his nom-
ination he delivered very handsome little
speech.
NEW YORK MELANGE.
Arrival from AspiawaII.
n NEW YORK, July 81.
The steamship Aisitora, from Aspinwall,
arrived this morning. & ~s-s
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