Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-19
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Collision ON rhe Ohio River.

4 down, scOllided with the j. N. vMcCullOch
going up, one mile above this city, at ter
o'clock last night: The McCulloueh wal
struck by one of the barges, tearing tht
whole side off for twenty or thirty feet
causing her to sink in three minutes ir
seventeen feet of water. The deck sweep
a boy, is missing and probably drowned
The rest of the crew and passengers are
safe. The Mellnotte came 10 the reliet o.
of the MCCULLOUGH and brought all or
board to shore. Two coal barges also sunl
and are probably total loss III
- Lectures. -
ITHICA, N. z, Nov. 1S.
Professor Goodwin Smith commenced his
lectures on English history at the Cornell
University, last night. He will reside al
the University; and continue his course
through the entirecollege year.
" Snow Storm.
| sE ss CoNcosD, N. a., Nov. 1s.
A thick snow storm is raging here to-
day, and there is good sleighing.
Arrived-StOrm.
.azKGDT-gF r 4 cBosroN, Nov. Is.
The steamer Aleppo, from Liverpool, has
arrived.
storm of sleet and rain prevails here
to-day.
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LEAvENwoRTH, KS, Nov. IS. 4
The printers in the Evening Bulletin
Office struck yesterday because the propri-
etors' wouldnot conform to certain regula-
tions of the Printers Union. The paper
appeared, however, made up by the editor
and one apprentice. An editorial on the
subject says: We insist upon our right to
h ave our work done in our own Office, in
our own way, and believing we are right,
xvfl inf fr firrflf owl ON aftia if if
takes all winter and next summer too.
Gov. Holders Message.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. is.
Gov, ,Holden's message was read to- the
Legislature yesterday hHeCshowss that a
tax of one per cent. ad valorem on the
property of the State would pay the inter-
est on the debt of the State, and recon-
mends such levy. He advocates various
internal improvements. He encourages
immigration to the State, congratulates the
State upon the SUI ppression Of the rebellion,
upon the reconstruction of the South on
tue basis of suffrage for all, and upon the
combine to render the Union perpetual.
River News. 'R1N
PITTSBURGH, Nov. IS.
Weather CLOUDY and cold.z River feet
inches and at a stand. Mercury AZ de-
grees.
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< - = = @LAwRENCE. Mass, Nov.1S..
A fire last night destroyed two wooden
buildings on the south side of Canal. near
Union street, involving the loss OF $40 600.
Piiisbury, Smith 81 Kicker and Geo. L.
Davis, owners of the buildings, are the
principal sufferers.
CoIItdeH
nRETEL Rosros, NoQgl,M
The steamer Providence, for New York
via Bristol, last night collided with
schooner and had her port aand side rail,
fore and aft, anGfwheelo badly ylistove!seThe
steamer put about in an unsuccessful
search for the schooner, which it is feared
sunk with all on board.
9T q Executive Mansion. Il GEsH
WARRINGTON, Nov Is.
Gens Michlet, Superintendent of Public
Buildings, recommends in his report that a
large appropriation be made for the annual
repairs of the Executive Mansion, and for
refurnishing it at the commencement OF the
next. Presi sidehtial term. { Hn
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CHICAGO, Nov. 4S.
,,; The, failure of Wheeler, HpagIand s. Co,
produce and commission merchants, is an
nounced. The liabilities are not known.
WOman's Rights.
Boston, Nov. Is.
EAeonventionson the sutieet ofIweman,s
rights assembled In Horticultural Hall to-
day and was fully attended. Rev. Jas.
Freeman Clark, presided and made the
opening address. Setting forth the objects
of the meeting, the primary one being the
right OF suffrage. which the sneaker adj vo-
eated.s The conveh zion has sixteen Vice
Presidents, including six women.
= Letters were received from Governor
Bullock, John Neal and others. and iad-
dresses delivered by Julia Ward, Howe,
Samnel E. Welland and Col. T. w. Wig
gins. os ssss gsarg'u eF eHiaslHgp uiF % "
On motion of Stephen S. Wooster, it was
voted the society organize permanently as
the New England Woman's Suffrage As.
sociation, and committee was formed to
frame constitution and peyninateefficers.