Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25


given herea tier THAT tbs sireqhirements of
this torderIhavei been carried outY5enr
ly1i s1sReeeipts, for iCussenss.osF
B 9adw tnsNAsHINGroNs d. C,i August "a. :
liu The Treasury Department yesterday re-
ceiyed a remittance of So, 600; in coin. on
account Of custom duties collected in Alas
ka.' the first receipts. nis1i h9ns h1iW y
p Dfspai ich FROM Gen. siierman.
81 1HoX s1uss watssHihISs;G Ss;9r ;G9roN, August "a.
A dispatch from General Shefman was
received at 9the War Department. to-day,
dated Omaha; l2lstinsts stating he had re-
ceiyed further information from General
Sheridan, who reported from Fort HaFker
that he was in hot purpuit Of the Indian
who had committed the murders at Solo
mons and Saline. Generali Sherman says.
heIhas now ordered General Sheridan to
drive the savages south of the Kansas line,
and ip pursuing, to kin, If necessary. Gen.
sherman says this amounts to war; but i
hope only on a small scale.4IOsR sdp
b He further, says, the Sioux, at the North,
remain quiet. Ii the President does not
approve my action, notify me" promptly.
But u deem further forbearance with the
indians impossible. In view of all the facts,
the President informed Secretary Scoield
that he approved the rigid course pursued
by Sherman. - 'HOiRsi5ossE AooouSfl =
Fidsgs Denies the Report. bIsW j.,
Pd anoiiaSin CoLUMBfA,5 s. G., August "a q
The NRepubIican 1defiesf the recent report
that the Legislature proposes 70 repudiate
class of State bonds and sieze, the assets
of the State bank, which are pledged ito
pay them. Only the profits of the bank
are pledged to pay the bonds and the bank
has no profits. The bonds are secure with
or without this law. Tue, law, If possible
strengthens them. The explanation of the
matter is that the Legislature of 1855 ap-
Fproprfated the assets of the bank TO for
eign bond holders, fdepriving the bill hold
ers of their prior claim. The present bill
reyerses that action and protects the bill
holders as creditors of the State. i
Escaped Being Lynched. Il
--PHILADELPHIA.sA Aug. "a
Young Willie oWheelock, son of promi-i
nent stock operator, and1 G.. Milliken, of
this city, were safely brought here last
night from Wflkesbarre, where they were
threatened with lynch law, insconsequence
of accidentally shooting "a miner while
firing at target, few days ago. .
Explosion of Gas Works.
s74:!,' .:!i 20 rs WoRcEsTER, MASS, Aug. "a =,
q The explosion fthe South Bridge Gas
w forks, Saturday evening last, was caused
by the careless use of lantern in the
hands Of Martin White, who had charge lof
the works. Mr.. White was the onlyoper-
son instantly killeG.o Two Of the injured
men, JAS. Bryan and John Brown, have
since died.q The gas works were newly
erected. .,, 60. .-.-..- i
Pittsburgh Items.
egD,s 1UlTE 9kGWPIrTsBURGH, Aug. "a.
n, The torch-light procession and reception
of General Carl Shurz, tonight, by German.
Republicans and the Grant,s and Colfax.
Clubs of the cities of Allegheny and Pitts
burgh, for which extensive arrangements
had been made, was an imposing demon
stration. s1H'1 q s7Efsras1 edf 10 ua''s5 esi q
!. General Schurz was received at the de-
pot by the Second Ward Club, who escort
ed him to the hotel AMI afterwards to the
city Hall, where he delivered q stirring
address in German to an immense audi-s
ence. The hall was crowded to overflow ~
ing and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed,
He was afterwards serenaded at Mononga-
lhela House, and responded in English. d
9 Extensive preparations are being made
for the Sangerfest to be- held in this city,
commencing on Monday next. Proceed "a
ings1will be inaugurated bysia. torchlight
procession, An address is expected from
Governor Geary and other. prominent
speakers. ".l,a b,saG3 yyoJ6 as 10 s7i 0oii
20, ~. s.e Chinese Embassy. - -sf3is o :.
20 ~ odi BosToN, August a
:, The city of Cambridge. is extending its
hospitalities to the Chinese Embassy to-
day The programme includes military
and civic procession, collation. in City
Hall, and visits to Mount Auburn, the OBJ
servatory. colleges and other places of in
terest. The SCelestialst manifested mach
interest last evening in listeningto the big
organ in Music Hall, concert having been
given there in their honor. D..
J - aisE Ut n 70 - Arrested. s''ttV 8
ssM Mr. Andrew j. Dellen, real estate bank =
er. is under arrest, charged with ,defraud-
ing an old gentlemen by passing on him
three bonds of $1,000 each, ! purporting to
be on the Brooklyn Steamship Emigration
Company, for lot of land. .IaT4 diiTo'do
: The Municipal Governmentl ofdChelsea q
has invited the Chinese Embassy to par ;
take of hospitalities in that city on Satur- 7
day next.s ao s83sfRseE ssg9l0ss 4