Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-24

State and the future OF the Republican
party may be safely trusted. W 3ol ul5 q
The Turn-fest at Dayton. rids
g Raw DAYTON. Aug. %. l:z
The turnfest of the Cincinnati District OF
the North American Tnrnerbund. which
meets here this evening, promises to be.
large and imposing. The committee have
assurances from the various bunds in the
district of the number who will be pre-
sent. 49, s-.f =
Large delegations will be here from Gin
cinnati, Covington and Newport and from
Columbus, Cleveland, Toleda, Portsmouth
Piqua, Ironton, Ripley and number of
other places in Ohio; indianapolis, Fort
wayne, Terre Haute, Madison, Evansville,
New Albany, Shelbyville, Richmond and
Tell City, Indiana; and from Louisville,
Lexington and other points in Kentucky.
! In addition to delegates from the several
Bunds about 1000 visitors are expected
from the more prominent points, and ample
preparations have been made for their en-
tertainment.. Turner Hall, Harmonic Hall
and Harngari Lodge are most splendidly
decorated and appropriately inscribed. The
residences of members of the German Soci-
eties along the line of march are put in les 3
tive trim with banners, evergreens and
flowers.
Major Baumann will make the welcome
address at the depot this evening, and the
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assigned to them. The evening will be
spent in social interchange. Tomorrow
night there will be a sacred concert in the
Opera House. Gen.. Willich will deliver
the annual address on the fair grounds at
2o'clock p. M. on Monday. The day will
be spent in athletic exercises, and prizes
will be awarded the victors in the games.
Notorious Burglars Caught.
-, -, ,.fL CHICAGO, August %.
Two notorious burglars, who have been
committing numerous depredations in the
n orth Division recently, were captured by
squad of policemen last night. sre =;
ars .sluasss shot. -s1unfn1 a4T>f
One of the villains named, Fox Leahry,
while trying to escape, was shot by the po-
licemen, and dangerously wounded. The
other, named Wallace, had recently escaped
from the Armory, where he was confined
on the charge of robbery. 14tff sq.,,
.- Arrested. tar..t.
Seel PHILADELPHIA,, August %.
Valentine Kyle has been arrested for de-
frauding Goldsmith & Co. out of large
quantity of clothes, which he sold under
cost. TEl I-pf1 81 rl1 ~ H75D 3rs'
-aia EmbezzIement. sm 80
M. Welch, a clerk in cloak house, had
a hearing last evening, charged with en-
bezzling large amount of his employers
money. = -
f Sports. 4.--
f r CINCINNATI, August %.
Over three thousand persons were in at
tendance this afternoon to witness the
game of base ball between the Union Club,
of Morrisiana, and the Buckeyes, of this
city. The excitement was intense. The
score stood twelve to seven in favor of the
Unions.
Committed.
ST. LOUIS, August %.
Rudolph Stoake, who attempted to assas-.
sinate Justice Jeeks, few days since, has
been committed to Jail on a charge of as
sault with intent to kill. -r.~s rsts--.. =
The Turf. gs
The fall meeting of the Laclede Racing
Association will commence September Goth.
The purses and stakes amount to nine thou
sand dollars. The horses that will be pres
ent will include Plantaganet, Pat Malloy,
Sundown, Alta Vela, Bashgee, Ruth, Frank
Rolford, Victory, Ontario and several other
famous ones.
Second Adventfsts.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass Aug. %.
The national campmeeting of the Second
Adventists will begin in this city to-mor-
row and hold one week. An immense
gathering, including persons from nearly
every State in the Union, is anticipated.
The grove where the meeting is to be held
was dedicated to-day with religious cere-;
monies, which were witnessed by thousands
of people. -rs,.-. ; -7--ls ss,sssf-7 sczF 9,