Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-20

Deputy, and Chairman of the Sandusky
county Democratic Committee, was ar
rested yesterday in Fremont by the United
States Marshal, on q similar process, for
complicity in the same fraud, Dickinson
being summoned as witness against him.
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i'li-.'.t s'.t 'pa. RALEIGH, Oct. 10. |
Both parties have full ELECTORAL aud con-
gressional tickets in the field, are working
vigorously and look for success in the CON-
ing election. M n -lrs5T sd1 rqzalsaH
h ; Governor Holden has suspended the or
der for organizing detailed militia. sob !
~ General Miles has distributed the 10th
United States regiment as foilows:2 conf-l
panies in Raleigh, 2 in, Goldsboro, / in
Welden, in Plymouth, i in Fayetteville, j
In Greensboro, all colored troops. One, conn
pany OF white troops, belonging to heavy
artillery regiment, and armed as infantry.
arrived here7tr Fortress Mouroe on Sat-
urday.1 There have been several robberies
of money &c, by armed and disguised
squads, recently, in, this State. -;olHd ad5
b Governor Holden professed only desire
and the purpose to preserve order and
protect the State, and the; Democrats dis
claim all desire or purpose to interfere, with
the suffrage of, the blacks. They declare
they win not, interfere with OF change the
o1dIe NOFtTliHelll, eACepbEUy udllOts tuuI
the Republicans seem to think otherwise.
The Democrats say they have no objection
70 white United States troops remaining in
the State, and apprehend no disturbance. .
,,I a.r.s Foundered. r5bis57 30 +,
-.-.t'.. -s.F -sT New ORLEANS Oct. 10. 30
The steamship Texas, from Indanola,
Sept. 30th, with cattle for New Orleans,
foundered in gale which lasted several
days, the same storm that inundated New
Orleans. The vessel was not abandoned
until the 9TH inst, when she was a complete
wreck and sinking fast. Tie Captain and
crew were saved by the brig Emily and
brought here. 'uA do '499W F3lHi tiao
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A dispatch received to-day from Frank
lin, La. states that the office of the Alta
kapas Register, published in Franklin, st.
Mary's Parish, was sacked last night, and
the press destroyed and type scattered.
The editor and printers left for New Or
leans this morning. The dispatch says the
citizens of Franklin and surrounding coun-
try were doing all in their power TO pre-
serve ORDER g Negroes are making very
bold threats, but have not made any at
tempt to carry them into execution. The.
town and parish are quiet at present. = Z
I lAt midnight negro named Sandy Pack
er was arrested, having a sword and re-
volvertin his possession He accounted
Tor them by saying he was an officer of
the Metropolitan force and had been
guarding a church during the night. Sew
eral negroes were arrested for 'parading
the streets, armed with rifles, United States
cartridge boxes and ammunition. '3'Dayq 9 : :
The negroes were congregating to-day
at Brasher City, where it is said one of the
men who was assassinated at Franklin
Saturday night is to be buried. Arrivals
from that section report apprehension of
and families of citizens are
being seat to places of safety. the citizens
tbmselves~ were remaining. rs FscHE9fs
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/ yrotn.T = .vTo oPRovIDENcE, Oct. 10. d
Hon. VIM. r. Stairs, formerly Chief JUS
lice of the Rhode. Island Supreme Court,
died this morning. --,-15 5,ii .i-,,.,Ts +
ara Easaia sErar WORCESTER, Oct. 19.s si
Father O'Keefe, Catholic Priest at Clin-i
ton, Mass, died suddenly this morning.
st- ai Eam5 Murder. 9 ls9uoa uG 9i-
I'D Z7ali..Ei 2sai BUFFALO, Oct, 10, ~
lake steamers was found murdered this
morning. The man was about 25 years of
age. .-,. - -~s7s,-rs7, ~ eyTTrv s,~vyF
hug Stabbed. Y = g4E1S
PLATTsBURG, Oct.1
V DdGcS, Keeper OI CllOUOu
prison, was severely stabbed in the shoul-
der by a convict named Muliins.E - J
Explosion.
- Al-E y CAYUGA, Oct. 10.
As the4 P. NJ. train west was crossing
Cayuga lake, and when about half way
across the water, the boiler exploded,
throwing fragments into the lake. Four
men were riding on the engine, none of
whom were seriously injured. There was
great CONSERVATION among the passengers,
but fortunately none oI'-the cars were
thrown from the track. - -E ua,7Ss 2 -s5f
EuH -= Base Ball. eel Ess
CINc1NNATI, Oct 49,
A game of base ball was played this after
noon between the Cincinnatis and a picked
nine from other clubs of the State, result
ing in favor of the Cincinnatis by score
of 80 to Is. ~
Trial.
Boston. Oct. 19.
The trial of Julius F. Hartwell for en-
bezzlement of million dollars in Govern
ment funds. when cashier of the Sub-Treas-
ury, with Charles Millen, Charles FL. Ward
and Edward Carter as accessories, has
in the United States Circuit
80 sasy Fire. aa -ziHo slosl
ROCHESTER, Oct. ~.
The Penfield Paper Mills, in this coun-
ty, were totally destroyed by fire on Sat-
urday evening. The exact loss is uEascer-
tained; insurance 100000. The origin of
the fire is unknown.
Trial Progressing.
sHtfss@ CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 10.
j. II. McArdle, of Fremont, Clerk of the
Court, was arrested and brought here on
charged with tho issuing of
naturalization papers. The ex-l
animation continued through Saturday
and to-day, and is still in progress. Nc
Ardle and others will doubtless he held tor
trial in January. Judge Dickinson, mem
Der of Congress elect from the 9th District,
is here as witness. ,ri.rsf y y
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