The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-04-02
NEWS CLIPPINGS.

NATHANIEL T. JOHNSON, of South
Deerfeld, had his pocket picked OF
81 900, in the depot at Springfield,
Mass. on the Goth. ult.
General Hancock has been appoint.
ed Commander of the District OF
the Atlantic, and General Buchanan
will succeed him at New Orleans.
TuE Charleston Daily News re
ceived its election returns from the
Granite State, in this brief dispatch
"New Hampshire gone to the devil
by the usual majority
Louis Pass, q grocery keeper
and Joseph Nelson, were fatally
stabbed by youth named Benjamin
F. Coleman, III Mobile on the, 23d
The murderer was drunk.
The Fenians,y Thompson and
Mulladays convicted of tue murder
|ef fpoHcemansiB Brett, 7at Manchester
England have been sentenced to i'm
pfisSnment at hard labor for life.
In the Philadelphia Conference OF
the Methodist Church are twelve
preachers WHO have been laboring
for. more than forty ears. and nine
ofthem are still on the active list.
The banking house Of Hall d
Rice at junction City Kansas, was
robbed on the morning of the Goth,
ult of $4,000, deposited the eve
ming before by F. Rowalle. No clue
to the robbers.
The Union Pacific Railroad is
completed to point twenty seven
miles west of Cheyenne and within
four miles of the highest summit on
the entire route. The number OF
men employed in that section is
5000.
Nancy, wife of George Fox, hang
ed herself in Troy, Geauga County
Ohio, few days ago. Protracted
sickness had produced insanity, I'M
der the influence of which she had
several times previously threatened
suicide.
THE Supreme Court last Friday
postponed hearing argument on the
Georgia injunction case till next
December: The Court had pre-
viously postponed the McArdle case
which, since the passage of the ju-
dietary law over the veto, is not
likely to be again heard of.
SEBA THAYER, a boy. of sixteen
stole valuable gold watch in Pc
tersburg, Virginia, a. few weeks ago
and broke up the case in order to
sell it. On one of the pieces was
engraved F.; and this led to his arrest,
conviction. and sentence to ten
years imprisonment.
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band over a precipice. When ne
sc110ts I. .4rr ub tv save himself she
cut the tendons of his forearm, and
down he went to his death. She is
in Jail for fifteen years, and the mo-
notony of her imprisonmentis is varied
by one hundred lashes administered
monthly.
The Ohio Senate last Friday night
passed the visible admixture bill,
which requires the judges Of elect
ions to challenge the votes Of per-
sons having a visible admixture OF
African blood, and unless they take
an oath, which it will be impossible
for nine-tenths of them to take they
are to be disfranchised.
In the lower House of the Iowa
Legislature, Saturday, Mr.. Caldwell
announced that the residence of his
colleague, Hon. Charles Dudley, of
Agency City, Wapella county, was
burned the previous night, and three
of his sons perished in the flames.
A series of resolutions appropriate
to the occasion were unanimously
adopted, and similar resolutions
were adopted in the Senate.
A shooting affray took place last
night in front of the United States
Hotel, in Louisville. Yankee Bligh
police officer, when attempting to
two hackmen, who were
scuffiing, was assaulted by them. He
drew his pistol, firing twice at Will
Iiam Wyman, one of the assulting
party, the balls taking effect in his
neck and body, producing mortal
wounds.
The Bucyrus journal of last week
says:
Last week Esq. Stewart as Mayor
of the town, fined three OF four gen
tlemen "of the Church NV the Moo
Dispensashun" for fighting, and in
consequence he was at the Deme-
cratic nominating convention
scratched off the ticket ana the
nomination was given to some one
else.
The other day a friend Of resi-
dent of Penn Yam telegraphed him
to look after man who threatened to
take advantage of the bankrupt law
unless ce1 tain terms were accepted
The following answer was receiy-
cd: t,, al. .s.s-+. .s....-s
GA New YORK OFFICE:
Message to-ean'tsbe.delivered.
Man has been .sdead siNu months.
Can't-reach- him By this line. -
Some days ago gang of Kuklux
left documents at the house of Pat
rick Haney, loyal man, living near
Waverly. Tennessee, warning him
to leave the country, but he paid no
to the notice, and went on.
with his work Subsequently,
large company of men, disguised
and armed, dragged him out Of his
house about midnight, carried him
to creek three miles distant, tied