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

1rs nl.-irlil ne s't'ttpe az 1ss,Tf,
J.E.d dsig =. PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. S.
Tho Stata fa;rlias nrovef, tho =, ,ost s,,,--
cessful ever held. The attendance p and; re-
ceints have heen LARGE TThe, flisnIav tef
vious year. The grand sweepstakes wiilbe
tomorrow. Fifty-two Knox horses were
exhibitea TO, daE, with 5ns morse General
Knox at the head. IL Is the finest display
ever see,, G IN .orS Csh,ai, 1,1TroM ;1It eve
the association. when the fair will close. H =
+ Fe7a sample Packs.es. 7'i 9t1 10
IN IN, ~. ,,,e,,ro>- oott Y
:. Z" 5ual rnohLiN'ioN' o',f''5d
The superintendent OF me R9tland and
Dur!lhSCoh anu ca IinonS oon.Ial ~ = ai'Ioaus,
nhscI nr alio,y 70 he mt into the e,e @
cars trunks or valiscs supposed to contain
samples of goods, and when thew are in
doubt the travellers are to be Questioned as
to the contents OF the baggage. Samples
vi soous Illus1 neLealser oT 5ca.nleu oVel
taisen nth in the hand or carried as tre;abt or
evnress natter f@f, 10 ~ E''nr-',s,-,
0-=-f'I-r fTr IA shore, re- .u.0If .s-.T
.-ags.l --f7e-qsrs ,~c,sco7 ootge .,r
-, -. : - = " 80 "s,T -
Inc park u. A. iiall went shore Oct, 80,
south OF Splt COOS, pay,i OreSon,, ana is a
total loss. Two men were crowned. al,
A dense smoke mas preValleo Ior several
days past, along the entlre Nortnern COAST,
rendering IL imposslDle LOT Yesseis 10
leave port. lt Is feared many wrecks nave
occurred. sy.a 40 ~ ea1u7u., .q,s..i.}
h.1H.Tl r-f- h-rs sunk. sli. e-s i...r
4rlf -syip n.5s .7'. In MILWAUKEE, Oct O..
Tba-scbooner Greep! oCuvler was struck
nv a nroneller and sunk last night, in Mil
waukeee river. She was loaded with wood.
Eo- conyressszz-s
EgT0tI MIN soct o
Tho anti.Donnellv Republican conyen-
tian yesterdav nominated Cen. Andrews.
of St. Cloud, for Con gress, in place of. Gen.
Hubbard, who withdrew from the contest.
Sunk.
CHICAGO, Oct. g.
nr;ah oetardon Eonr nersons whose
narnas oro mnEnown were drowned.
n"nie'
81. Louis Aie"s'
--rr r-r ST. LOUIS, oct. 9.s-
A fire at Cheyenne, Wednesday night,
DESTROYED an entire block of frame stores
on S;xteenth street ana TTl several oullalhgs s
III Tha = nronsrty @ sS wes NOT insnred eS NV 'A
Tho IIpion Pacific railroad Is forwarding
r;nnty cor ioo6s of constrnction material
to the end of the road daily. A large num-
per OF snow p'ows nave oeen p,tosu a. aar coa
vehleh1 uisIances III liie nloun'"'hs' ie"oy
lor use. >r.,.,.o
Inc seconI alaual H.auI az H;t,, ~ Tho ot
Is 5eIilg neiu aC Nspiasha G,Sy' ~ - ~o
GepuaIice 10 ID. Se. .a m SS,;snnUr; IT. ~ eno
iIoLl M iowa @ hansaS GUY an1 th s;'',,io - go;
trIes are anu sno W an
el cHl'ura. 10 t,ie anu al
Che receh' improvements
Afer Ne
frrisboh1h' oc'. o.
River feet anu lnches anu laliihg.
weather PHEASANT.
DsH ess"s
BOSTON, oct. y.
George L. Richardson, of the firm OF
Page, Richardson & Co.. of this city, resid-
ing at Longwood, arose from his bed at
O'Clock this morning, while laboring under
a temporary fit of insanity, and deliberate
ly cut the throats of two of his children
The oldest one, a boy of thirteen years, is
dead. The other NAV recover Mr.. Rich
ardson was subsequently,, barn, in his
night clothes, q raving maniac.
.l-GE Sn"iie"se.
John 1yler mas chaiiem9eu u, no9 rep ~aiSe6 brown
st Tr"y on the Hudson river.
There was disgusting prize light in
Williamsburg this morning, between a
brute named Dolan and another named
Wagner. Thirty -two rounds were fought,
when Dolan nearly bit NWagner's thumb
off. The fight was then declared In favor
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