Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-14

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briggs, Garfield and Pike, the committee
rose and the House took recess. ~. -
DOMESTIC NEWS. Pssd
CONSERVATION of Bishops. sifEif5
A PHILADELPHIA, PA, July IL!
. At the Roman Catholic Cathedral of
Saint Peter and Saint Paul, this day, Rev.
VIM. O'Harra, ID. D., was eonsecratedI
Bishop of the Diocese of Scranton, and
Rev. j. f. Shananahan, ID. d., was conse-
Grated Bishop. of the new Diocese of Wild
sharne. The Right Rev. Bishop Wood was
the consecrator, the attending Bishops be-
ing DR.. McGill, of Richmond, Elder of
Natchez, Lynch, of Charleston, and Da-
yonece, of Pittsburgh. The services lasted
five hours sif o. THoluBIrfj hEoI ".Bu
KuKInx Parade fin DIemphls--Bit-
Tsrsn ten by u Mad Dog. 1adt ave
lns8f 19bi GMEMPHHIs, TENN, .,iJuly ID. gs
About one hundred of the KuKlux Khan
made their appearanceabo midnight last
night, clad in the usual costumes, marched
through the principal streets, and sudden
ly disappeared, without even speaking to-
any one. 20 nauirT Uedw WI .,-,rN.r5
N. H. Tuttle was severely bitten to-day
Detroit Observatory-Df of
"' DETROIT, MICH. July 49,
A planet hitherto unknown was discover
ed by Prof. James G. Watson, of the De-,
troit Observatory, at Ann Arbor, on the
night of the 11th inst, in the constellation
CapricOrna. 1t shines like q star of the
eleventh magnitude, and is situated in the
right ascension, three hundred and severn
teen degrees and forty-three minutes, and
IN declination fifteen degrees and forty
eight minutes south. -" ~
IA River and weather., ns1iss.
.sf a. {. -. PITTsBUKGH, July 13. =
The river one foot mine inches by pier
work and falling. Weather clear and warm.
Mercury SO degrees. i53'r5s EstFf eds mia
Of Arrival at Sam francisco. ifgo.
oi D5tsb1o SAN FRANcIsco, July 13. n
Arrived, Star of Hope, Boston, Beynard,
hong Kong. ,uEn adt a. iG9w 4i5auTft
ign Machine Shops Burned.la .yfol
saedh PORTAGE, WIsCoNsIN, July I3.5d.
The machine shops OF the Milwaukee and
St. Paul raidroad were burned yesterday.
Loss fifty thousand. ~ -
Sum stroke at Buffalo. ~
/ nsarse a .--,y7.I = BUFFALo, July 13.
Within the forty.eight hours ending
Sunday afternoon, there were ten cases of
sun stroke in the city, seven of which have
proved fatal. The cheat to-day is intense.
3aoq I'd PASSED I'm. S fsat.. .r,iri
f+.T gIHi cd FARTHER POINT, July 13. y
The steamship Austrian passed in to-day
for quebec. - 3 r.iW nsgsd Il .teiast
international Commercial Com
+ sIo2c Easf vcntiOn. .,a5fsaE a,r4 a..
j g .adooas7uA D PORTLAND, July Is.
A great international commercial con-
vention is to be held in this city on the 4th
of August to consider the various projects
now before the country for increasing the
facilities of intercourse between the inte-
rior and Atlantic seaboard, to urge the
adoption of measures to. relieve commerce
of unnecessary burdens, and to secure un-
restricted freedom of trade throughout
North America. Delegates are expected
from all sections of the country. no. T.i3 ~,
ed Politics I'm Virginia. aid q8
-al esq sFse H'E NEW YORK, July ID.
The Times Richmond special says: At a
Democratic ratification meeting here, Sat-
urday night, Gov. Vance, declared that
what the Confederacy fought for would be
won by the election OF Seymour and Blair.
Gen. Wise, while supporting the nomina-
tions, denounced as a falsehood the first
Tammany resolution, which alleged seces-
sion to be dead, and he declared that it was
more alive than ever. He especially sup
ported Blair because he had promised rev.
olution, &c. z7aszes1ssl,sss--sz
Important Decision at Buffalo.
BUFFALO, July 49,
Judge Hall, of the United States Cir
cult Court, has decided the extradition
of Baker, and he has been handed over
to the u. S. Marshal, who will remove
the prisoner to Canada on Wednesday or
Thursday. Judge Hall decides that a for
ieign conviction under the laws of New
York does not render a witness incompe-
tent. The Governor or Legislature may
pardon convict, and thusirestore his COM
potency. This could not be done in the
case of a foreign conviction. This decision
is deemed very important in a, legal point
of view. BOD; tre . e -ps- - 1Gi.
A. w. Griswold, Cashier at the Bur-
lington. VT, Bank, was robbed on a Hud-
son river train of 100000 in Government
bonds. - ~ - ,P..'id a.si
Weather. ~ = - ~
The thermometer to-day reached 97.-I
Many cases of sunstoke are reported.
Held for Trial. = .a.s
-'''+ '' .6''i.'-t- a5 Boston, July 13.
FELTON,, associated with the cashier, Mar
tin. of the hide and leather hank, in defrau-
ding that institution, has been held for
trial in default of 30 900 bail. 81
PITTsBURG, July 13.
Sudden Death.
A German named Gotleib Craigher died
very suddenly at the house ofLouis Fitch,
short distance from the city, on Saturday.
The deceased was a laborer on Mr.. Fitch's
farm, and was engaged in making hay.
About five o'clock he took drink of cold
water, and soon complained of feeling un-
we'll. He died in a few minutes. The de-
ceased was thirty-five years old and un-
married. Hs a15iss sgI= 1
A Child Drowned I'm a Well.
A sad case of drowning occurred in Bir-
mingham, yesterday evening. Peter Ba-
ker, aged five years, went to a well in the
yard to draw some water. In reaching over
for the bucket the child lost its balance
and plunged headforemost into the we'll,
which was forty feet deep. Before any as
sistance could be rendered the little fellow
was drowned. fr,sF
Congressional Nomination.
Prof. Andrew Burtt has been nominated
for Congress by the workingmen- of this
city. He has accepted in rather lengthy
letter, stating his views on political affairs,
1t seems to be fixed fact that the Democ-
racy and the workingmen will fuse on the
election of Congressman. T" 'aa -
Fatally Shot by a Woman.
CHICAGO, July 13.