Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
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sneass AtJne hBe 0t eiBihy years. n ,Ni
lueaaalfs.e Nahum stowall, or Huptinston,
Mans, 10 years old, was burned to deathSnn-
day moTning, her clothing having caught
nom flames from the kitchenfir q nai.lI
,a5aaA boy named Joseah. Wilson,, who was
h6fae- whipped a month ago by Frank Me-
(, Donald, died IN New York on the 7th,l Me-
Donald 10 in jail. sissis lilai5 sasfs'sl
a'g-A boat containing two ladies and three
! gentlemen capaized near Yonkers, on the 9th,
aud Miss Allie Hinman was drowned. The
others we're rescued. ~ ri hat.,t i'l
.goL The New York state Convention Of col
sored men mel in u tica, on the 9th. w. LO-
: gren was chosen Preaidenk A comnumca1
!, ton In favor Of securing the rights Of colored
women was received from Susan B, Anthony!
Several addresses were made s,.'ii. se I
So --OoniAhissioner Rollins and Others, charged
were discharged 10 N Y. on the7th. p In the
discharge OF the defendants, Commissioner
1Guttman deoidlngthhb there was nothing in
tho evidence to juetifyi him in holding them.
7oi The triehniaI General Convention OF the
Episcopal Church met in New York City on
the IT'D, in Trinity Church. Rev, ]. H..
Craig, d. d., OF Kentucky, was elected Presi-
dent. ,Forty-tWo members OF the House OF
Bishopswere present, and one hundred and
sixty, Clerical aud the same number OF lay
deputies. s7gn ,s,
ra The National Convention of French Ca
.nadians In tho United States, was held in
6pringfeId, Mass, on the 7th. After march
ing through the streets with music and BAN
ners the delegation assembled at Fallon's
Hall, where they were formally welcomed by
Mayor Winchester. ,.,ea-
} The extensive grain elevator OF Pamore
4 Com, in Troy, N. T., was destroyed bytlre
on the 7th, Loss, upwards OF S4lO O0O, most
E insured, The building with about 2l2,OOO
bushels of grain of all kinds Is q complete
ruin. The losses are: R'A, Mccre u Son,
$4,000; insured for $lS9,OSO. Hohom9n "
Seh0nemaker, SOS, 900; insured for S22 OOO.---
Willard, $40, 900; insured for $4,000, Clon-
key, s., 800; insured for 10000. Kennedy q
Murphy, $4,000; no insurance
Tho dedication of The memorial statue Of
MajorGen. Sedgwick takes place at West
Point on the 21st. The officers and soldiers
ofthe 9Th Corps, who were under Gen. Sedg-
wick, are particularly invited to attend. The
statue was designed by fLount Thompson,
and cast from captured cannon contributed
BY the nation, and erected through contlJbn-
tons by the officers and soldiers OF the sixth
Corpsf George w. Curtis'will deliver the
'eIDnnn'a hardware store in Moline, H.,
was burned on Monday night, the 9Th, inyoly-
iffr the loss of his al6ck Of goods, his books,
papers and about $500 IN nancy. He proba-
bK had $40, 900 to Si2 900 stock on hanhs His
insurance is $5, 900. oKaTsten''s saloon adloin-
ing Dunn's store was als0 burned and the
dry goods stores Of Il. g. Macbfyde, j.. ~
Richards, the millinery stores 81 Miss Row
leyiand Mrs. iWilHoti and two hour stores e,
we're gutted. The insurance on this VIII
cover the loss. ,.b x iesm, bdt 20 l4n,15T 3
Amen who Registered himself ut the tx
change Hotel, in Albany NJ EYon the 18th
Of, AIIeuBt. as o. d. Davis, of Ohio, was found
dead N his bed on Wednesday morning, IL
is supposed he first took poison, and then
shot himself in the head. The pistol ball
entered at the ear. Several difterent kinds
of,polson were found IN his possession. ne
had stated that he lived In Cleveland, 0hiol
He left a letter saying that he was tired OF
life and directingabis effects to be given to
the hotel iboyHl rhe letter was signed 70. Is.
Dayis@ and underneath there was written the
words, nassumedl name, Deceased was
abont26 years Of age. ig,.a,inly,,oa ii t
-.iFhe national conference OF Unitarians
met in New York ON the 9TH. The address OF
Welcome to the delegations was made by the
Hon. I'D, Elliott2 Rey. L. Hale, Of Boston,
read the report of the council OF the national
conference. Fourteen local Conferences have
eensoBtablished. "A BUSINESS committee was
appointed, as follows d. D. Eaton, of New
York; Rev. Mr.. Woodbury., of Proyidencei
Messrs. Carter, of Chicago; Brothingham OF
Buffalo; and Forbush, of Cleveland. After
some discussion OIL s9 QUESTION "s =, ' renorted
1Srens9s 20 IS vas then
d;aoS ns auDj9o' Pav ~ Mr HoiIyer read raper On
thsSnbiect. sS,bi and addresses were made by
Rev. Dr. Garnett in favor Of the absorption
Of the school Of Boston into the Boston Col
lege, a,.nl.. -..a.--
somtrY AND FASHION. q Tortoise-shlle
combs are in favor again.
THE chiepon ia still worn very high and
large ~ 1fs' is'' e''.
Visiting cards Of wood, enamoled, are tie
la'osss -, ,n.oo- oorro,, 4 orv1ionsa are
-,i, yDi?ns anu anu Inc n,'ce Unre = - ~
'Oinls ~ .;,s - o,,h, ~ o;daroS nonoyram ends
JDoms d Wn,,''a WIN n,',nno on tSe ladies
arc Al sosuo ains S ,a,,v-hair aS b.s srnarseded
~ "A AN, uTng gon S.1i the ia Of Of the chianons !
'H' T,o,vo,s NJ, VIM he yery mueb used fortriu-
-flOWtIp VIII D1 W. nue. "'sN, - = =