Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-27
DOMESTIC NEWS.



met ias Worcester News. .vr6 2
ION foWoRcEsrER. Mass August %.
hAllad named Gibson, sixteen years old,
belongfng in Balm, was drowned this after,
noon at q pond near Sterling camp ground
anntSar sGSi HAii foSsap o t 11sfSH III iii
Cornelisis McQuiri, whs shot and robbed
Benjamin Gridley, In Natick, on Saturday
last, was, examined and, committed TO jail
to-day. Charles Ransom has been arrested
as an accomplice, and will be examihed to-
morrow. Gridley's injuries will iprobably
prove datai. odw bns ,sidi ii YGV wo/
is1iI Pressed for Money g-ldis
G0iiHH cut bCoLUMBIA, S. c., ,Augs 2.5 ia
The Legislature here is still pressed for
money! edi ylfn9rpssno3 Bne ,n6ftss.ai
81 sdj I'd bgzCricLet. sa1 sslaii1s la
-5ra vsdf .vIbaoo BosToN, Aug. 26.- "A
The annual match of cricket between the
New 7 4oFk and Boston Clubs commenced
this morning. The best players of each
club which could be collected are contend-
first inning. and the New York Club %,
The Bostonians again went to bat and made
go runs before time was called. The field
ing of both clubs was very fine, but the
bowling of the Boston Club seemed to beat
the New Workers. ,,fo T.. hsts win aft ,.f =
-9sfgnsqi IndIan News. e tuq T..
Shoes 10 s5i7 ST, LOUIS, August 26,
AlDepver dispatch says large band of
Arrapahoes are committing depredations
in Southern Colorado. Governor Hall has
applied to General Sheridan for assistance,q
and will leave for the threatened settle
ments himself Tomorrow. r;,- -,.,.,,..
Generals Sherman and Augur reached
Fort Sanders yesterday. ,e52iI9 10 $3.50 9d.
General qShernian's daughter, Minnie,H
was thrown from her horse on Monday and
badly bruised. The accident will keep the
General at Sanders few days. -" :
go, River and Weather. -. ~, !,
- - PITTSBURGH, August 26. ."
River 20 inches and at stand. Weather
warm and clear. Mercury 70 deg sGoilI n
Aloi Sam Ffancfsco News 10 aor-e
t4'' sH1 San Francisco, Aug. 25. .
The steamer Golden City, from Panama,
arrived tonight. - uoiiTba1o amos8IodN
The Board of Supervisors last night pass
ed resolution TO print the order providing
for the transfer of the city's stock, three
hundred Thousand dollars, in the San Fran
cisco and San nJoserailroad to the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, on payment of
one thousand dollars and the engagement
Of the lstter company to complete the rail-
road to Gilroy Bay by the 1st of July, 1869;
the transfer to be made on the completion
of the road to that point. CEE Tfgu "a
Ii III Fire.tstis Esis kt
MANAYUNK, Pa, Aug. 26.
Wallace's dye house was burned last
night. Loss $5Q00.u .5sTm IoJ
--sai ESk .S.1E Milftary. 0s1s q E.IsrE >
''l'7' a. <ia''l'e1 '@ % BosToN, Aug. 2e. -
Company B. of the Washington Grays,
ofoNew York; arrived here this forenoon
and were received by the Boston Banners
and escorted through the principal streets
to the Hancock House. They leave to-
morrow morning forProyidence.3 During.
their sOjourn in this city they will be the
guests of the 7Eancers.s OK aErs -TSE NGE
s6i ~ ablg Destructive Fire. oni I- 81 s,a.
ST. LOUIS, August 26.
The wholesale drug house of Brown,
Weber & Graham, No. 2l0 North Second
street, was almost totally destroyed by fire
this morning. The stock in the building
was valued at about eighty thousand doll
lars, and insured for about seventy-five
thousand dollars, mainly in Eastern offices.
The liquor house Of Hughes, Chance &
Fletcher, aud grocery house of j. Merri-
man, adjoining. were considerably dam
aged, but pretty we'll covered by insurance.
The names of the insurance companies can
not be ascertained now. t5.s..i ' iis,i 5-
100 NominatIon for Congress o. Z;
The Republicans of the First Congress
sional District OF this city, in Convention
this morning, nominated General W.. A.
Pile for rerelection to Congress, by accla-..
Deniai. .s0sE g
The Republican this morning emphati-
eally denies many of the assertions made
by the1Demoeratin relation to the secret
organization alleged to exist in this and
other States by the latter paper, and, ex-
presses the opinion that no such organiza-
tion exists.1n EgsVTFt HnTy TNTFrE
! kE Fatal Accident. HI tR
sN AZ q CONCORD, N. d, Aug. 26. !
Charles Clark, son of G. w. Clark, of En-
field, accidentally shot himself through the
temple and died instantly, last night, while
OUT coon huntlng.sst l. eei1l oli }s bsg 30 =
Experimentine.. III :
20 80 - sr,sP PIrTsBURGH, August 26.-.-
A second important experiment was
made yesterday ysafternoon with q boiler
manufactured of homogeneous steel. As
on the previous trial.s it was tested by hy-
drostatic pressure. On the tenth trial it
stood a pressure of 725 pounds to the square
inch, when one of the stay bolts giving
way furtherexperiments were abandon ed
for the present. The boiler yesterday
stretched three-eights of an inch in alla No
boiler has ever been known to withstand
so high pressure before. - n lni'9y 2S5
aidt ssssfaT The Turf. sds rs-li,t
o. 7s 90s sgY oPRovIDENcE, R. I, August 2e. -,
The Narragansett Park races, in the first
race a premium of $40O, one and quarter
miles, Sleety beat Climax, byia head and
neck. after hard race, in the fast time of
213a Morrisey was third and four lengths
behind. Lark was beaten off. Climax was
the favorite and Sleety next. 7oass u fsb7sas
The second race wasfor the Rhode Island
cup, $50 each, and 1000 added, two miles
and a. half. General Yorke beat Fanny
Cheatham one length, after a splendid race,
in which Onward led for two miles. The
latter bolted as usual and Red Dick came in
third. Time 4:271. 1.-The following were
among, the last pools sold: Fanny Cheatham
$3.50; Onward sl5G; General Yorke $50;
Red Dick S25.r = =,
Four thousand people were present.
SpirifnaIistsC sConvenfion.z
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Aug. 26.
! The fifth National Convention of Spirit-1
ualits assembled yesterday, Isaac Ahean,
President. Committees on finances, reso-