Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-07
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4yia bnNegro Suffrage In Io1a.r slq |
En4The vote. on negro suffrage inrIowa was:
For suffrage, log 3S4; against, 81, II 9; msj6r-
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ladw ,Isspicitde n rs tbA bkAoehslIes 4sW
10 sd9or jndw. moTf 5lNHIcAfP' DeeiSb |
lg Miss, Mary, Wilt, seyenteen years vOf
tM6ofS IL R6c6ene, this STATE, aSid dahghf
bter of arespectable farnhet living SIX miles
tfrom the same place .delibef telydcomniit1
lied suicide oncF Friday, nj ight last by, taking
lstrychnine. About ten O'Clock she LETT the
family circle 'and retired TO- her Foofh,
seemingly y happyitand, ,eheeffG9I shortly
attersaInoise wasdaeard In lheprtootb aRdoIi
hg9i9g there shs yssS f9pRd iaY tbs agePisa
She had previously taught ,scho6i,
-butat the time wassemploy edsasd seam- !
STRESS Il She was aoyoWlgi lady highly re
| spected, and no reason. is known dor, the
Com Mission of the deed. Previous to TAX
Fling poison she wrote the following 1sI
To Mss Gertrude Moore < 3isisib1fhmt s7il
DEAR GERTIE:-Good night. 1 have re-
tired 70 my bed, hoping That may never
rise againg 4 bsye taken stryehnine. Tell
my father, mother, brothers, sister and
worthy to.fiye. OF s1If'F'sf : ' -
[Signedl ;avsasoo qpzz sl-sagMi My
sConnateffeis GreepbacIss.
sgso,Tsd sS1jfsa'2T7 sai e, ST Ioers, Noy, g.,
A special to the Republican from Kansas
City. says large Quantities of counterfeit
backs have been discovered in the
south west counties of this State. 1Suspic-
ion pointing to- Perry Randolph, an old
farmer living near write Pigeon, Mich.
as being the PRINCIPAL veHder of the stuff
United States detective. assuming thename
of Johnson, of Texas, wrote to Randolph
tor sixteen thousand dollars, agreeing TO
pay two thousand therefor Randolph re-
piled that he would bring the amount TO
Kansas City. He arrived oon Wednesday
last, was met by the detective arrested
and confessed his guilt In, deiauStr of
$1,000 bail. He was committed to jail to
await trial. - ,..i..sl,, ~ ,ti,s,,, nH
So ~ .-a Race Abandoned .od1 Of srl.s :
rs '' WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. 5. III
A dispatch from Parkersburg, VIVA,
isays Walter Brown, in his shell, collided
with a pier sof. the newUrailroad bridge,
damaging his boat 50 badly that he, has
abandoned the race: w.
I ( .go-l .se no % CINCINNATI, Dec. s.,
\ Walter Brown, the champion oarsmati,
who was rowing from Pittsburgh to Gin
cinnati, on wager, ran his boat on pile Of
the bridge pier at Parkersburg, WA,
this morning. and so Injured it as to be un-'
able to proceed farther. 9sIis i7ccN 70 .siar
/ ,,,-, Canal Navigation Closing. ssiE
| .ie57 .-i.! - .. is31 81 Troy, Dec. 4. e t
I The cold snap Of the past day or two has
partially closed the canals, but boats are
still working through. fortunately nearly
allof the boats destined for tide water have
arrived. Only about dozen arelyet to-
homo in from tho Wnat onA thau
between this point and Schenectady. Ills
thought that on the northern portion of
shsDsndaa the cns%plain osHal nsyigasi9n9s wholly
/ Highway fsobberyy.' '''e' - ''N o
~ 9 .yoZ 20 BUFFALO, Dec. s.
Charles Phillips, Captain OF, the canal
boat Belle, was arrested here last night ,torf
highway robbery He is Charged with
robbing John Morse of 81 dollars wiio'
was travelling with his team to join his
family near st. John, Michigan. Phillips
has been committed for trial. hlfHd 1oi "a
b5a 10 ~. Verdict. 1'l ed - smsr or
's'a z@4 ''52 il' lPH1LApf LPHfA, Dec, .; g. =. =.
The Jury ina the case of Goo w. sAlex.
ander, Assessor of Internal Revenue for
the Reading district, rendered verdict of
guilty of aiding in the removal of whisky
TO defraud the revenue. The Jury recon-
mended the prisoners to mercy.
= Snow Sfornl.vsG
BUFFALO, December 4. , 9
A heavy snow storm set in about five
o'clock this afternoon, and continues una
bated up to midnight. About two inches
have fallen.1 The thermometer stands
at 80. u-E.- Eyss- 10 80 4. S14 aas -dib ~ 1o4
| -sHit.sH The Cole Case.-o7s bss s7aiii
'' ALBANY, Dec. 4 Midnight, ],
The jury Ia the Cole case are Etill out,
and there is no, prospect ofany agreement
Tonight. je s1is II ) Ei1ll IsliR s--aEI 10 ysVts
\ Oil Trained Burned, issl issrl
-a.i iIrii t1i0 - WORCESTER, Dec. s., f
|, A train with 500 barrels Of OH was
burned near Fitchburg, this morning.
Conductor Bulbs died from burns. s..ii. ].