Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-14
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Death of ex-Governor Tod.

Death of Ex-Governor Tod.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Nov. 13.
Ex-Governor Tod, of Briar Hill, died
very suddenly at o'clock this morning.
while preparing to take the train for
Cleveland. His disease is as yet unknown.
.'-H.t Arrived.
SAN Francisco, Nov. u.
Arrived, Harriet and National Eagle,
from New York. ..
River News.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 13.
Weather clear and pleasant. River eight
feet and nine inches. Mercury 49 degrees.
Fire in Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 13
The Sherman House, with number of
stores and offices adjacent, was destroyed
by fire this morning. The total loss is
about Sl30,000, insured for $4,000. The
destroyed property is in the heart of the
city. 0zf -.
.tfHl Died.
BosToN. Nov. Is.
Rev. Phineas Stowe, pastor of the Bap-
tist Bethel for seamen, died to day, aged
66. -af. ...r - .-sal ss..s p.
--,-. Fire.
Is MONTPELIER. VT, Nov. 13.
A fire last night in Bennington destroy
ed the Mount Anthony Hotel and badly
damaged a new building owned by T. W..
Park. Loss $45 900.
Dyer Court of Inquiry.
.'-s WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
9a The Dyer Court of Inquiry reassembled
to-day. Mr.. Kennon, counsel for the ord
nance manufacturers and Others, who urged
the accusation against General Dyer, were
introduced to the Court. After a short
session, the Court adj ,urned till Monday,
to give Kennon time to examine and ar
range the proof for the prosecution.
Liquor Seized.
NEwBERN, Nov. 13.
The Deputy Collector of Internal Rev
enue to-day seized about one hundred bar
rels of liquor from parties in this city who
failed to report their stock on hand up to
the 11th inst. The Collectors notice was
not published until the day the returns
were required, and in only one paper.
.r North Carolina.
s -,e,- NEW York, Nov. 49,
The Herald's Raleigh special announces
the arrival of a wagon train, with boxed
State arms, at the arsenal, The Governor
disclaims anything Earlike in connection
Herewith, but is of opinion they, as well as
militia, are State necessity. The arms
were procured at the North, and brought
to Raleigh via Newbern. The Legislature
meets next Monday. The Governor sends
in message Tuesday. Several weighty
measures in relation to internal improve
ments and the debt will be disposed Of
Dead Lock.
~ g. MONTREAL, Nov. Is.
The Episcopal Synod, assembled here for
the purpose of elccting a Bishop of Mon
treal and Metropolitan Canada, have come
to a dead lock with the House of Bishops
The latter persist in sending the names ol
gentlemen to the Synod TO be balloted fol
who are not acceptable, and withholding
names that are acceptable. The Bishops
rather than name the only man the Synod
will accept, sent down message last night
adjourning further proceedings until May
next.- This attempted eyasion-o of the ques.
tion has raised a storm of Indignation, and
the Synod will hold another meeting to.
day to decide whether they shall not repu
diate the authority of the Bishops and elect
DR.. Balch, an American clergyman, and
send his name to England to be conse.
Grated. s.a
New Orleans.
| be -. ..s sss- New ORLEANS, Nov. 13.
General Harvey Il. Hays says his name
in connection with any Cuban expedition
is story without the slightest foundation
He has no knowledge of it except that
gained from the public prints, and cannot
be induced to participate in any fillibus.
tering scheme. He has no designs on
Cuba unless under authority of the United
States Government.
A claim against the city for $4,000 dam
ages during the riot has been presented.
-rr r. Collision.
.zfss ss tzs. BUFFALO, Nov. 13.
About twelve o'clock last night a cattle
train on the Buffalo s. Erie railroad collid-
ed with passenger train of the New York
& Erie railroad, coming into the city, about
mile from the depot, where the tracks
cross each other at ri BIT angles. The loco.
motive of the Buffalo & Erie train passed
entirely through the baggage car of the
New York train, carrying the locomotive
and car entirely off the track. Robert
Decker, baggage master, had leg broken
A large number of cattle and hogs were
killed. Had the collision occurred one Sec
ond later there would have been fearful
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