Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-03
Sudden Illness.

~ New YoRK, Nov.
Sixty pupils of Bisbee's Military School!
at Poughkeepsie, were taken sick with
cramps and diarrhe on Saturday after
noon, and a panic prevailed for some time
Prompt measures were taken,e hove yer
and most, OF them are now well. 1t is
Thought something was wrong with dish
of head cheese that was heartily partaken
of by the boys at dinner, and it is to under
go minute examination. d.
Arrests.
= Marshal Murray yesterday arrested
Lewis Suddenbach, the Clerk of the Su-
preme Court of Orange county. w. j..
Dickson and Wickham T. Shaw. his depu-
ties, and Samuel E. Dominick and Henry
e. Willspaugh. lawyers, at Newberry, for
being concerned in the issue of false GER
titcates of naturalization. Owen Il. Cbf-'
fin, lawyer, and Barney Scuify, labor
er, were arrested at Peekskill for the same
offense. Their hearing will be had this
morning before Commissioner Osborne
McMahan, charged with murder in Vice.
hawken, who escaped from Constable Lar
ne ii on Saturday, as arrested in this city
yesterday, and taken to Jersey,
Bpa .oid0 Police Order.
Superintendent Kennedy issued an order
this morning directing policemen to take
prisoners arrested for fraudulent voting be-
fore United States Commissioner, andsnot
suffer them to appear before any police jus
tice or local orState Conrts The order was
not submitted for approval to the Board iof
Commissioners. Bosworth and Brennan
will, 1t is said, issue Instructions to the
force not to obey any order of the Super
intendent, unless issued by authority of the
Board. :. ,,,5 ~ ....J 5Asit '7sae'pa'
t-sl Henry Ward Beecher.
Henry Ward-Beecher preached at Ply
mouth Church; Brooklyn, yesterday. Be-
fore his sermon he stated that by a, formal
vote of the church baptism was forbidden
to any child one of whose parents was not
a member of the Church. He would con-
form to the instructions, he said, although
he did not believe in the propriety, and
outside of the church he would administer
the baptism to any child, one of whose pa
rents was a christiaD.
EGEE Gov. FentOu. fE
Gov. Fenton remains here till after the
election ,-,q ,ns n. (. So ..s.,. cusis.
si.'=F al Withdraxvn.
Dwight Townsend, one OF the Democrat
ic candidates In the First Congressional
District, has withdrawn in favor of the
other candidate, Henry A. Reeves. VIM.
5. Hillyer, independent candidate in the
Niuth-District, has withdrawn in favor OF
John Savage, who Is making vigorous
canvass against Fernando Wood. ii
- 8 - ~ hSi Arrests l''a
: Forty -three. arrests have been made in
Newark since the October election, for ille-
gal voting. IL is said an equal number are
yet to be arrested. 9
A number of-prominent officials and
lawyers have been arrested tat Newburgh,
n. Y, for alleged connection with fraudu-
lent naturalization papers,. srsulasH
Police business. ~
Sheriff O'Brien has, it is stated, sworn in
five thousand special deputies to preserve
order tomorrow. United States Marshal
MURRAY is said to have also appointed spe-
cial officers. Sheriff Campbell. of Brook
lyn, has, by instruction of the Mayor,
sworn in two thousand Deputies The ex-
citement at police headquarters continues
but nothing additional relative to Superin-
tendent Kennedy's,- order has been made
public. alt.E 10 ,s'sE1si .-a.f ,sss szaT
fgI Circular. lEA 80
General Mcdowell has issued circular
requesting all officers from other com
mands, visiting or temporarily residing in
this city, to report to his headquarters.
1r. Pixies Opera House. alss
Report says the Erie Railway has boue ht
Pixies Opera House for $3.50 coo, and con-
template establishing their offices in the
front building, and renting the ,Opt ra
House proper tor legitimate purposes.