Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

that the board shall hold its sessions here
instead of in London.
za DOMESTIC NEWS
Indicted.
n z.Fa'7o7- NEW HAVEN, Nov. a.
Stephen Abbott has be- en- indicted for the
murder OF Mr.. Bronson, at this place, in
last september.
as Sentenced. So
UTICA, Nov. q.
| Corwell, convicted of the murder of the
little girl, Abby Sanders; was yesterday
sentenced to be executed ON January Sth.
Died.
PoETLAND, Nov. 81.
| l. Newell A., Foster, proprietor, of the
o1tland Press, died suddenly in Boston
| to-day. .-,l ,,s.t.I
The Cole Trial.
ALBANY, Nov. 81.
| 7 The Cole trial stin continue. The de-
fense are presenting evidence.
River News.
~ s-r7 .7-7r--, i-- PITTSBURGH, Nov. 2l.l
Weather cloudy and wet. River six feet
eight inches and failing. Mercury 80.
Latest from Bear River City.
.,..--.--,-,-,---.- .- ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2l.v
Later dispatches from Bear River City
say the city is now quiet, under martial
law, and business progresses as usual
Guards have been placed on the outskirts
of the town and are also patrolling the
streets. The mob were scattered to the
mountains this afternoon, apd at dusk
were seen collecting in small squads. The
ringleaders, Smith and Daily, were seyeres
ly wounded aid are not expected to live.
It is now reported that twenty of the mob
are q dead and thirty-five wounded, two
m 'rtslly- One citizen named Armstrong
was shot dead ol .oh cd, sl .2ai.o.gna
LATER.
"A M.-The mob collected in the noun.
taips near Bear River and sent into to @il
for "a ply ysicians to attend the wounded.
They sent back word by the physician for
the women and children to leave the town,
as theysintended to omarehsou 1t l400-strong
and burn it. The Mayor telegraphed to
Fort Bridges for troops, which are expected
to-m6rrow. y DCfE -a'es 81 Z, = Il
Insurance of DowdalI, Page & Co.
The following is a portion of the insur-
ance of Dowdall, Page & Co., whose toun-
dry was PAL ally burned last night: City
Fire, Hartford, S. 500; Yonkers. New York,
So 800; Citizens, of Missouri So, 600; West
ern. of st. Louis, 50 500; st. Louis Mutual,
So COO; Insurance Company of North
America. Philadelphia,l $5.OOO; Lorillard,
of New York, $1,000; Lamar, of New York,
$4,000; Home, New York, $4,000; Home,
New Haven, Connecticut, $1,000; Mound
'Citv Mutual, of St. Louis. S2500; Albany
City, Albany, New York, S2.500; Cleve-
land Insurance -Company.' S2,500; Enter
prise, of Cipcinnati,- So 600; United States,
st. Louis, $4,000; Commercial, st. Louis,
S250O; United States, Baltimore, 50 500;
| E.,r loci nninau
So 500, Sangamon, of Springfield Illinois,
50 500; Atlantic Mutual, of st. Louis, S2,-
500. ssAfhE s.bE1a &-su
Memphis Items. ~
,as"3n 1f'!''.t MEMPHIS, Nov. o. / ;
The city stables, on Washington streets,
near Fourth,a were destroyed by fire this
morning. A large number of horses and
mules were burned. Edward O'Donnel,
watchman in charge, was so badly burned
tnrt his life is despaired Of The stables
were owned by the city. The loss is not
known. #t. stg:H tFsFR
The State Conference of the African
branch of the Methodist Episcopal church
north, which has been in session here du-
ring the past week, adjourned yesterday.
1t was presided.over by Bishop Paine, and
the proceedings were very harmonious.
Appointed.
/ J n S BUFFALO, Noy{21.
Col. J! w. Brown, formerly commander
of the Irish Brigade, has just been ap-
pointed Breyet Brigadier General by Pres
ident johnson.
whipping in n JAIL Yard.
~ New CASTLE, DEL, Nov. 81 a
To-day, in the Jail yard, seven persons,
convicted of petty offences, were tied to a
post and whipped. One was a man seventy
years -old, who received twenty slashes on
the back. He cried bitterly during the
ordeal. Two boys, of about twelve years.
received twenty lashes each. One man
| was placed in a pillory until totally help
less from cold, and then whipped with
| lashes. -
Massa chusetts Items.
yD SPRINGFIELD, MAss- Nov. 81.
| DIR. Horace B. Wakefield, Superintendel
of the State Aims House at Monson, wa,
arrested to- day for illegal detention of ar
inmate. He will have trial in about
| week.
One of the gang who assaulted AaroE
Bliss in a house at Monson, yesterday, and,
robbed him of money and bonds was ar
rested to-day.