Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29
.Rrote.sans, EpI.eopaI Co.ve.slos

eRrofesta M EpiseOpai ConvenSion. /.
l. The EpiscepalF Convention to-day con-
Leurred with the House of Bishops fixing on
Thursday evening for an ad1ournnleht sine
dies 5hf 'p479Y9slt a9ih@ mon ,l@biHPhS
EsS. b. Ruggles introduceda series ofreso-
llntions on, the subject of Ritualism, which
were not entertained, under the rule pro-
hibiting the Introduction of new business.
IDIMf. Nv Welch9 then called up the order of
the day the indefinite pOstponement of
the majority and minority reports on Kit
hisn. Thesubject was debated until unit re- re-
djUn reassembling, at 2 o'clock, the debate
on nris risuallsm was continued at length. IA
motion to postpone Indefinitely was with
drawn. At3 o'clock a vote was taken on
the substitute offered by MIR. Van Deusen,
which was rejected. r''-b o7 D1A'l '''f7
Damages.
The jury In the case Of Leonard E. .Klfnck
against Charles L. Harding and others, for
malicious prosecution, yesterday rendered
a verdict in favor of the plaintiff and lasf
'e''eo 'n' ua'nases az S''ooo' .qu
Horace Greeley has been nominated for
Register, as the Republican candidate, In
place Of General -SigeI, declined. Mr..
accordingly vacated the nomination. tor
Cong ress -iH-t the 9th <distriet.~@James NJ.
MsCartier is the Repub blican Candidate, I
ESNZ PoIitical.S7 TX w
GeorgelA1StarrIis ANNOUNCED as theSuni-
ted Repnbiican candidate for CougressSin
tue sixth sDf let, In place of Abraham
Lent and Thomas e. Stewart declined.
Union Pacific RlIIroad.
T. c. Durant, Vice President of the
Union Pacific RAILROAD -telegraphs from
Black Ford, Green river, that z miles and
.l14 feet of traaL xxyoc or 70
twelve bridges in the next ten miles will
De finished Tomorrow. A large force is
working day and night.
\ HThe Secretary of the Treasury has de-
Icided that three per cent. certificates are
not re-issuable alter redemption, upon the
ground that their issue wasiyauthorized for
the exclusive purpose of taking up the
icompoand interest notes. ''-.A S'''l''''f'eA y
-9's1 C.lvv.? Wooiley Robbed M 'ss"'
\ MIR CIV. woolley was robbed by a.
sneak thief insaSreai estate office in Cedar
street, to-day, of a box containing 5 100, ,O00s
worth of 5;20's, railroad stocks and cur
rency, which he had just drawn from the
Safe Deposit Company The thief escap1
ed with. his booty, but the police expeeetol
secure nim. sAi ~ SstiH3NAE 0uiSes9
/ -sf,-I Naturalization Trials, 4 sS,ssy
i In the case of Rosenberg, charged with,
naturaliz ition frauds, the evidence conclu-T
ded to-day. Asumming up was waived by
both sides and the case adjourned for DEL
cision until Saturday morning. stEa X 81
| In the United States Circuit, Court tato-y
day Judge Blatchford charged the Grand
Jury in reference to naturalization fraud s,
saying the matter was one OF grave impor-
tance and clearly punishable under the
statutes OF 1913. 1t was clear from the
legislation of Congress. that the obtain
ment or naturalization papers for persons
not entitled tpsthems' or delivery of theme
to suck persons for such use was, a crime,
punishable by fine and Imprisonment
The Grand Jury were instructed to- inCict
all parties whom the evidence showed
were guilty of violating these laws. ye,;o ~
s{is sSi.s National Banlxs.E l.. .OHIE
| The general abstract, of the sNationalI
Banks for the last quarter will soon be pub
iished.3 roFaae-7ta aidf Il ss rnsss bfTow IL
I y-fova a9Eivroo arrived. si hIroas sf'5n1f
+ The steamships Nebraska, from Liver
pool, and Santiago de Cuba, fir m Aspin-
wall, have arrived. %'' - -'-'-'
.sIg so5 G. Wrecked. z" ., 1'5.i-s. ~. -, a
! .Aspinwall advices to the 10Th state that
the steamship Parkersburg, from Panama,
bound up the coast struck rockl in the
harbor of Amipala bay. She became a
total wreck. The passengers inail and
crew were saved. Considerable Of the cargo
was also saved in a damaged, condition.