Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-18
PEN AID PASTE BREYITIEs,
81 Seven million Hebrews in the world.


larging its factory.
The carpenters of Newark, N. J., are on
strikel
EgToedo is moving for new hotel. Ten
men have subscribed 100000.
DThe California grain crop is expected this
year to measure 80, 600, 600 bushels.
Es-The EUening Ne,cs is the name Of new
and good looking paper in Cleveland
9B-The branch railroad from Denver TO
Cheyenne, 1Of miles, has been located, and
work will be commenced
gA gentleman farmer at Devanpcrt, Ia,
purposes putting in this sprine 5000 acres Of
wheat, 1900 of barley and 1000 of oats
g Upward of twenty thousand seamen are
engaged in the fisheries on the Grand Bank Of
Newfoundland.
.sgThe Boltimore and Ohio Railroad will
issue S., coo, 900 additional stock to aid in bull
ding the Connellsville connection to Pittsburgh.
ETSIxTY persons were baptized at Sharon
on q recent Sunday, about one-half by INNER
sion
John c. Breclinridge is said to be living in
New York, under an assumed name, much de-
gWhy are young ladies at an evening party
like arrows? Because they cannot go off with
out beau, and are in quiyer till they get
one.
OA women just out of St. Mary's Hospital,
Detroit, where she had been a charity ratent
was discovered last Thursday, in dry good
store buying $2+ shall.
-ba for
merly kept saloon in Titusville, was hung
by the Vigilance Committee at Cheyenne a
short time since.
FB Treasury agents attacked smugglers at
Barataria Bay, Louisiana, recently, killing enc
wounding another, and compelling the gang
to seek another field of operation.
ga reunion of the officer of the Army of
the Potomac is proposed to be held al Gettys-
burg about the first of July, to celebrate the
anniversary of the battle of Gettysburg.
s8The RepudidtOr, published at St. Louis,
Psndletonian organ, whose mission it was to
advocate the reputation of The public debt,
after Gisgraceful career Of severl weeks, has
expired. Many of its feeble inlitators ought
to follow in the same road.
EEThe signs indicate an immense immigra-
tion the present year Germany is alive with
preparation for pouring out tens of thousands
Of her hardy laborers and skilled mechanics
while Ireland is as busy as beehive with her
swarms, getting ready to leave for America
Ea-The Norwalk, Conn Gazette has entered
on its 6Sth year, and the 10th year of the firm
of A. Fl. Byington & Co., appears in hand
some new copper face dress, and bears other
evidences of the prosperity its enterprise mer-
its. 1t is good local and family paper, and
we heartily wish its continued success.
Mrs MCGEE has refused 10 except the address
of coincidence from the St. Patrick Society, as
she thinks it primarily responsible for her hus-
bands murder. Three of the prisoners have
turned queens evidence against Wheelan
whose guilt is almost conclusively established.
The trial will take place next week.
One hundred and ninety-two lodges of Good
Templars have been instituted in this State since
the session of the Grand Lodge, in October last,
being more than one lodge day. The increase
Iii membership in the same length of time, af
ter dedncting sll suspended, expelled and with
drawn, is not less than six thousand.
EgAs Connecticut has gone Democratic
from an importation of roughs from New York,
as is charged. would it not be well for the re-
publican legislature of that State to change the
day of election to that of New York, in No
vember? when the New York roughs would
be employed ct home
EEA lynx Of huge size, attacked man, re-
Gently, in Wisconsin, but by cool resolution,
sharp axe, and strength to WELD 1t, the man de-
stroyed the lynx at one blow. The victor ex-
hibits the stuffed skin of the animal, and in
tends to preserve it to remind himself of the
exploit.
esrThe Bishop of Calcutta has recently Wis
tied the District of Orissa the scene of terri
bic famine, and reports that 'all trace of the
famine seem to have completely passed away,
except when one comes occasionally upon heaps
of human bones-a sad memento to the dire
calamity"
E9 Rising thirty-two millions Of pounds out
of sixty-two-more than one half the ordinary
revenue of England comes from .luxuries, as
follows From Tobacco, with license, 80, ,533, 466;
from spirits, and SO forth, els, ,4OO,5l3 from
matt, beer, and so forth, e7,G68, ,246; from
wines, and SO forth, el, l,533, 45l total duties
on luxuries:e32, I36, ,676.
EFA correspondent sends the New York Sun
the following statistics of losses by fire and
shipwreck, collected during the last twenty
years Number of fires, 6,362; number Of
buildings destroyed, $3.50: number of ship
wrecks, 1926; lumber of lives lost, 279, ,6SS !;
number of pounds of cotton destroyed, l., ,70f,-
1000; value Of the above property, s., 49,
47s,OOO.
@The registration of Arkansas showed
fiftyone thousand whites and fourteen thousand
blacks. The constitution was carried by
majority of six thousand, and the whites were
in a majority of thirty seven thousand, any one
can easily decide how much negro domina-
tom there was by the simplest arithmetic.
This is the right kindiof negro domination.
all the blacks andFthree- quarters as many whites
on the right side as there was whites against
This vote confrmes the idea that the moment
the whites OF the South have chance to show
it without fear of harm, they will be found a.
bout equally divided on all political questions,