Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-09
LLn

morning K ID thsIsls il Shoals. Nfnety y-sAixp
4 rounds were fought, occupying one-hnnr
and twenty-eight minutes Sedtiens was
fhe VletorH Both were severely bruise0a2
soNHw ), ~ xoHs's s:'k 4sssEhavstzq:ss.ssa@s. ssE .s.s@.
II Left ON OMciaI Business.
| - - iS'Hio = New YoRk,, Oct SgSio
u William SladeS Jf-s late Gensuhsat Nice, "
and. United States Cemmissioneraat thesk
Paris exhibition. left for. Europe yester.,..ns
ifqay, IN the Cuban on officia business on
be principaliy conducted M Paris, VferffaT
and st. Petersburg III SSEAI
| .F''i' Knights Teiifsiss issrss..t 4 gust N ei''id
+ The Conelave OF Knights Templars,ottSis,iE
state concluded their , aHnuatsessions sessai;S
terday by electiOn and installation of offiIIqHa 8
GERS for the ensuing ,year. .oIJ ''Aa
/ t.,,,,a rResPiie.InO 4 s4os.I,fss,
| The Governor Hlsas respted ConIa and
Burk, who to have been hanged to-
Z morrow tor the murder of Misse5E lehtsiTg
4 Hicks, in ~Westchester county, two wears nsi5
Il ago; until the 10th Of November.
f. -, Judge Chase, Al ..yS.,us.t,
v The Times and Tribune'sdispatch stats
i that Judge Chase hascome out in favor of
Grant. sie % = Se.ei -sss7JEd tSaiH
i General sherman. s9gSs Io5Il sls5SSW s;Ssf
i General Sherman has written to the au5 ysd
thorltes Tor more troops to aid in subduiDg
the Ipdian WARRIORS He is said to- comss ~
Eplain bitterly of the tedious delays in send@s1T
Eing reintorcements, and to state that unless
he is promptly furnished with the troopsyi,4g
he desires, nothing 0can prevent wide liaM
! jspread and disastrous series of conflicts az
with the discontented tribes.
K slBoa ~ WestoD. sasi9 sazs16sisf1
Weston, the pedestrian, completed his
task OF walking one hundred miles ins22hsysEs
little before II O'clock noon, having 5orlfy iiaA
/ about 81 miles to walk, with two hours ton
accomplish It IN % and arrived al, the Ora.b gaI
\ ahead of time, having walked the entire 'UlAE
distance in % hours and 19 minutes. He
was was received BY large gatheriSg Of eisi7
who had gathered to welcome him, and to ,
| whom he madea short speech. S'i7''0
/ Gamble Poisoning Case.
The Gamble poisoning case was Econtirr-e'ssd
ued 9 On Tuesday and Wednesday Margas
further examined During the proceedings . a
! a difficulty occurred. The counsel for the a'1oh
prosecution advised the interpreter to- ..Sl
Thrash the counsel for the defense A yer-s b
tdict has not yet been given. fr 81 fr1sfW al,,jI
4 49, on The Turf. " 81 \ jgAiH sl,iiI
The first race at Jerome Park to-day, for . -
81. 400, one and three-Quafter miles. was 70 D
won by Pennock's brown lilly Time 3 .
t3:l614.I oou COR -. ....'.,;..- =; "a n
Protestant Episcopal Convention. iT54
The second days proceedings of the iis4 3is;4
Protes stantEpiscopal convention opened this *
lmorning at Trinity Chapel 26th street, "
with prayer and morning services. 9@D , n ale9A
The Convention was called to order at IL ID "
O'Clock. by Rev. Jas. Corick, d, ID, of 5.i1
Kentucky. The minutes of the preceding re
davis business was read and approved. & esS-si
| The Secretary announced the appoint- svab
ment of different committees. in .sssl'rf gTtHs0
Rev. DR.. Cooper Meade presented PEE ~
! titon from the new diocese of Nebraska,iTqo
asking admission to the Convention Rev. hus
D.. Lttl' john, of New York, spoke eIo-3i 2t3 33as
bob o1f
] Referred to committee on New Diocese
! The Rev. DR.. Adams presented me-
mortal praying for the passing of such
jamendments as may remove the obstruc-
! tian to dcanonical legislation adopted in
1889, article five of the constitutions so far saW
as it refers to the reception of new dioceses.,,T
aud t. to adopt such laws as will hereattsrb =
4 committee on New Dioceses. .rsdt srasfY IA
I Tf- Rev. DR.. Mahan. of Maryland, presented Iii
+ a memorial from the Diocese of Maryland, -,
Regarding the Jurisdiction of provincial IiiSi
4 courts OF f7appeals.i Referred to- committed
Ion Canons. E I .:.-.. :,
Rev: Benz y. Haight, of New York SprreeIo9s preT Il
/ sented communication asking the creal7h Sie
! ton of two new dioceses9i in New York II
State, one to be composed Of the counties 20 +
forming Eong Island, and the other OF the :. -
several counties lying north of Colnnbia, b'lsi
Green and Delaware coupties.s Referred tolBT
| committee on New Dioceses. L. 5,,it...,.,,,,
Rev. Mr.. ght also presented a memo
rial asking the passageof of apermissive cam u
i on authorizing a federate council of dio-yoS
i ceses in one or more States, with power to -.
enable each to combine with others for - - ID
defense of their common interests, and in-Ho %
laugurate such enterprises as the best goedqlI
OF the church may seem to require. Refer-ea ,
red to committee on Canons. eiH -
Rev. John T. Wheat of Tennesseeg pre- sz'll'
sented another memorial from his zconstit-S 4
uents, praying for the removal of restric-
/ tions to tile formation of new dioceses ex- 80
listing in article OF the Constitution. Re- asi1i
terred to the committee on Canous.;I Iorrg sat
! 4 Several other memorials in relation to .,,I
the 9Th ARTICLE of the Constitution were
Rev. John Crosdale, of Maryland pre- st Il
i sented a memorial asking consent for "a -,1r7
| new diocese in Maryland. Referred to the
committee on Dioceses oi bssEs9 gsd b1otgSL
Rev. DIR. Joseph Cress of Texas, presert2o oiii-
ed memorial praying that some provis-do1d
IONS pc made Tor more speedy division OF
dioceses which ARE now too large Refer "a
/ red to the committee on Canons.T vti5 fndf
Adjourned till Tomorrow morning. dsuo1df
Santa Anna. .e1 afos "a slttc
/ "A Havana dispatch says: Santa Anna .,s-r
has been ordered to leave the Island for
reasons vet known to the public. lis5tH4 ~
The Wormald and O'Bald win prize fightsan97
IS declared OH. Is NJ isEso g 90 9nitiis ,5qyg
The spInoIa Scandal. o6,,oT qrrT
The case of assault brought against the, ve
wife of Gen. Spinola, tor striking woman ., ;
named Gill, was discontinue this morning. @Ho
4 the Gill woman withdrawing the scharge.Gt W
A very large crowd was in attendance ex-a
pecting scandalous developments if the
trial took place. LaHS1o siqge hs'aie o Ssoi@
sdi Explosion. sh 1'i hthh9ss ~
The boiler of the steamtu Vinie explod- : UneV
ed this morning Two of the crew were 4
blown overheard and drowned. Captain ba,7z
KEGS, engineer, Mic Lovern, two firemen, II ?
and two deck hands were badly scalded. A27o
The vessel sunk. Loss $10000.To bGDos 'naitil
Closed Up. ddi
Police Superintendent Kennedy to-day,a T.
placed officers in front of iewelry swin-.9;dsi
ldling establishments on Fulton street, to
prevent recurrence of their swinding ope-,
rations. One has already closed up in con- -s 80
/ sequence. . --.,s4r, 80 ,,-,s t.-s,-.srT
FOREIGN NEWS. = 60 ~ a.
- by Att ANTIo CABLE. 't" sos1 ''saf
| The parliamentary Elections. .aon