Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-10
Sam Francisco Items.
sc San Francisco. Sept.

The schooner A. j. Burr sprung a leak
off Farralone islands, September 1st, and
went down almost Immediately, the crew
saving only portion of their effects. The
captain and crew succeeded in reaching
here in the vessels small boat ~. -s--rlp9
The italian bark Brignardillo, which
went ashore below the Cliff House, has
been abandoned by the owners to the un-
derwriters. The vessel is insured in Ge,.
noa, Italy.
The Kentuck Mining Company has de-
clared a dividend of $50 share. = AZ ~ 81
The ship Gallatia cleared for Hong Kong
to-day, with one thousand tons of wheat
and flour.
Arrived-Levi Stevens, from New Castle,
S. w. FT -
Sailed-Lookout,f for New York; Lochiel,
for Sidney.
SAN Francisco, Segt. s.
The Savage and Crown Point Mining
Company have declared dividend of So
share, payable on the 11th and 18th of Sep
tember. respectively.
Arrived = Neptune, from New York ;
Charles, London; Helena, Australia.
Cleared-Robin Hood, for New York,
with twenty-six thousand sacks of wheat
River News.
PITTSBURGH, September 8.
The river is three feet and eight inches,
Weather cloudy. Mercury seventy-nine
degrees. - $3.50
Indian Fight.
ss= ST. LOUIS, September 9.
A Fort Wallace, Kansas. dispatch of yes
terday says: At eleven O'Clock yesterday
forenoon about twenty-five Indians at
tackled a hay train, two miles west OF Sher-
idan, and killed and scalped A. Gardner
and Edward Carson. They then passed on
westward to Hay Camp, twelve miles north
of this post, where they captured sixty five
mules and four horses, belonging to d. &
B. Powers, and also four horses owned by
Mexicans. In the conflict one Indian was
killed and two whites slightly wounded
The Indians are reported to day in large
numbers between this and Lake station.
south of the stage road.
Nominated.
@ a BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.
Governor Swan was to-day nominated
by the Democratic convention for the third
district, for Congress. s .-.........
Verdict.
NEWARK, New Jersey.
The Coroner's jury have found verdict
that James Reilly killed his wife a few
days since by pushing her off the Hacken-
sack bIidge. eel =
Accident.
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, Sept. 8.
A train of cars on the Montgomery and
Mobile railroad met with terrible acci-
dent this morning, six miles below Pollard.
While crossing the Escambia river a trestle
gave way and the front cars fell through.
Mr.. st. Warren, the express messenger, was
instantly killed, and several persons were
badly hurt. -s..s55~I -s.s-. ~,
COnvOcaffon. t-sr..-
SCHENECTADY, Sept. 8.
The Convocation of the Episcopal clergy
of the Northern section of the Diocese of
New York was held yesterday. About forty
clergymen and many distinguished laymen
were present. The object OF the meeting
was to prepare for the organization of the
new diocese, which goes into operation this
Exciting Match.
ALBANY, Sept. 9.
The base ball match between the Ma
tionals, of this city, and the Athletics, of
Philadelphia, to-day, was one of the most
closely contested of the season. The play
| ing on both sides was very fine. The Ath-
letics won by a score of 13 to g. Each club
] received four blanks. .E-.fel