Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-10
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DOMESTIC NEWS.


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MANcEsTER, MASS, August s. =
Thomas Maron, who was shot at Rocky
Point Yesterday, by Edward G.. Campbell.
|of New Y ork, died last evening. ! -
I'LL ID Declines. / Il hslJl :
Boston, August s. y
Hon. T. D. Elliott appoupceso bus deter
imitation not TOT stand as Q acandidate for
Representative to Congress.
Saratoga Races.
| r-,y1a sisaaat,uo me Of SARAToGAoAug' 8.
The following are the entrees for the
races te-day :, First ,race-seling Eace.l9a
miles, purse $500, for all ages-D! McDan-
| iel's Spotted Fawn, 3 years old, by Oucar
tio,a. dam by Commodore; Jerome Park
stables C. h.5fi Clam Clarita,14 years old,
bv Imp. Sspadist. dam Madonna. .
Second stsfqTse, u stgy% bO15ecsa cash g. :, b @
miles, for all ageS'' Nv W. Vsndei vsndeIA dam an bv
}a%ss Imp Mao a. even on the 5ied
q. Davis be. Pat MalloS Yeas yaIi o,u' ~
ljLexington, dam Glariana, b. Eenpse ct D.
Third race-Purse of $1,000, asn !, N
milesp f9ri all ages1-H. Davis, y ~ s1ssn
5000, Stonewan Jackson $3.50, Gilroy
River and Weather. r
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 8.
River two feet and ten inches and falling.
The weather jsUlear and warm.J Msrcury
70 degrees.
Verdict.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, Aug. s.
The trial ofvanp SoIai for the murder Of
q Hon; Counts IN 1861 resnltea Gima verdict
sruclz by LIehtnfng.
WINoNA, MINI, August s.
White and Becker's Touring mill, at
Stockl, was struck by lightning Thursday
night and burned to the ground. = Less six
thousand dollars.
81. Louis News.
b.via,,7 ST.. LOUIS, Aug. s.
There seems to be an organized band of
robbers at work IN the western part Of this
State. On Tuesday last the stage from
Butler to Harrisonville, Bates county, was
sengers robbed of several hundred dollars
and other valuables.o On the evening of
the same day. Mr.. Goodman, from Mans
field, Ohio, in company with his family,
near Harrisonville, was robbed Of $3.50 and
his watch, no doubt by the same men who
TOOUcu Tue Stage. 0OOQInau WIS going 10
Bates county to buy farm, but was strip
ped of every dollar he had. A party OF
citizens organized and went in pursuit OF
the robbers.
Nineteen leading BARRIERS of this city hav
decided to close their shops on Sunday, and
a large number of journeymen BARRIERS
have formed society for mutual benefit
J.T ToTeIahd, 4 prominentS spiritualist
and popular expounder of spiritual philos4
Eophy, publishes challenge to-day to the
clergy of st. Louis and elsewhere to pub
licly discuss the following question with
him: First, the systems Of religion taught
by the Catholic and Protestant Churches
are-false in theory and opposed to the adj
vancement OF civilization and the general
we'll being of mankind; Second, that mod
ern spiritualism embodies system of the
highest religious truth that has yet come
into the world, and that it is susceptible OF
proof.
y =. .3.a1.s Z G. = OswEGo, Aug. 8.
The schooner Royal Albert, with railroad
iron from here for. Toledo, sprung a leak
early this morning. off Sodus, and sunk in
deep water. The crew were saved.
Accident.
WORCESTER, Aug. s.
Michael Newman, aged 40 years, while
attempting to get on a freight train at Web
ster, yesterday, fell under the wheels,
crushing one of his legs, which was ampu-
tated. The man died during the night.
Charles Francis Adams.
q VF9 q = Bosros, Aug. 8.
In response to an invitation to address
some Republican clubs at Quincy, Chas.
Francis Adams declines to enter into an
active political canvass, preferring rest and
retirement. He says, however, "you are
perfectly right IN presuming have in no
respect varied in my attachment to the
principles held, before my departure from
the United States. ann still devoted TO the
support of the aelf-eyident truth proclaimed
IN the great declaration of I776, to the
maintenance of our glorious Union against
every enemy. and to the supremacy Oflthe
Constitution as our projection against as
saults from without as well as Within
"a Democratic Meeting. OF
!fAdaJ'''- VAN VERT, o., August s.
In answer to call from the Seymour
and Blair Club of this town, the Democra-
CIV assembled in Melodeon Hall last night
to listen to an able speech from, their cam
-didate for Prosecuting Attorney, J.H W.
Steele. The hall was we'll filled and the
ddehtly applaadekr Phe meet
ing adjourned, to the depot to greet, Mr..
IVaIlandi CHAM, on his way to Fort Wayne.
He made them short speech. He said
Seymour was as sure to be elected as the
san was to rise in the morning after the