Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-28
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Consultation at White Sui
Phur Springs. 80 t'L .EG

SO s as5l New YORK; August 27.
A White Sulphur Springs correspondent
of the Richmond Whig says: Gen. Rose
Grams, in his Interview with Lee and others,
proposed that the General officers of the
Confederate army, representing as they do
the valor, the chivalry and the truth of the
South, write and lay before the Northern
people, in tangible form that cannot be
disputed, the true state Of the feeling as he
had found it everywhere in his travels
South. No. plan has yet been
decided upon, but it, is propabIe
that some distinguished gentleman
known to the whole country will be
requested to prepare paper in accordance
with the suggestions of General Rosecrans,
which shall set forth clearly and fully the
real state of feeling existing in the South.
| This will be printed and forwarded to all
the General officers of the Confederate army
and such representative Southern states
men as it is deemed desirable should sign
1t, for their signatures. At the same time
ments as they may think proper.
River and Weather.
I TfDes PITTSBURGH, August 27.
River twenty inches and at stand.
Weather clear. Mercury 80 degrees.
Regfstratfon In Missouri.
III 1aa ST. LOUIS, August "a.
The Democratic papers of this city pub
lish this morning what purports to be
list of rules and instructions adopted by a
convention OF Superintendents of Registra-
ton, recently held in this city, designed to
govern the registers in the different cleo
ton districts in the State. These instruc-
tions are denounced as f1agrant violation
of the registration law and the State Con-
stitution, as altogether infamous in their
character, aud the assurance of them an
nt,fr orro yara ton, nf
the part of the Superintendents of Regis
tration. !ss -sss.f -itt t,-ilis '--ss>
Firemen's Tournament.
SANDUsKY, August "a.
Great preparations are being made for
the fremen's and base ball tournament, to
be held in this city September 10th and
1lth. Fire companies and base ball clubs
from all the principal cities and towns of
Ohio, and many from other States, have
signified their intention to be present, and
it Is expected to be the largest affair of the
kind ever held in this section. Prizes
amounting to $1,000 are offered.
aH is79ie-cs1 tfH Fire. 7da1.-a-t -.--.
[ rf5 WORCESTER, MASS, Aug. q.
Nourse's coal sheds and a quantity of
lumber belonging to G. A. Brigham, at
Westboro, were destroyed by an incendi-
ary fire last night. Loss small. Noinsur-
ance.
] s>E SIS Boston Items. tll..
BosToN, Aug. q.
Mrs. McCleanin, an actress in the Bos-
ton Museum, died yesterday after a brief
illness. g.. 1s,ea anal ---tr
John Sackrider, clerk with Sackrider G.
King, commission merchants, has abscond-
ed, having realized considerable amount
of money on forged checks. The total of
his forgeries is said to be $4,000 to $2O,-
900.
Man and Horse Attacked by Bees
Horse Stung to Death.
-,.f MT. VERNON, O., August 27.
A swarm of bees attacked Mr.. Price
yesterday, and stung the horse to DEATH
Mr.. Price was severely stung, but hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
1rsIrr- PERSONAL.
os, INDIANAPOLIS, August "a.
i Governor Bramlette arrived last night.
but did not speak. He commences his can.
vass with speech at Centre Valley, Ken
bricks county, and will speak here about
the 4th or 9TH of September.
r Returned Home, sc.
Governor Baker has returned home from
prOtracted speaking tour He rests un-
til the 4th of September. His joint debate
with Hendricks will commence the 10th or
18th. +, s..f5 --I -r5-s s,..-si.. e. st -.
- ,ii5rs - !, Decamped. d Ell, aI5f
Frank Watson, an attorney at Lafay-
cite, is reported to have decamped with
$50 900 of pension money, which he COL
lected as agent. - - Z v.ae 55Ts7osf
~ Man and wife KiIIed.
s,,.lS -, ST.. LOUIS, August "a.
A man named Michael Leonard commit, 3
ted double murder last night on Tenth ;
street. He had an old standing family
quarrel with man named Burns and his
wife. Meeting them short distance away 2
from home, they commenced an alteration
with him, when he drew knife, stabbed
Mrs. Burns to the heart and stabbed her
husband four times. The latter is since
dead. .lgEwGiou4J rs aHi% QEE
Returned from an Inspection Tour
General Marcy has returned from max
ing military inspection of the forts in
Minnesota and Dakotah.