Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-25
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South Utah
Fenian General Nagle, and six OF the crew o.
the Jacmel packet, sailed from London for
America under promises never to return.
eJ~Tbe E lsworth (Kansas) Advocate says
there are several droves Of Texas cattle enroute
for that place, amounting to some 60, 600 headl
EFT ater dispatches have bsen received from
japan, which state that the Mikado had de-
clared war against the Tycoon. stots -Bsshi.
cg Thirty eigha whalers have arrived at Hon
oiulu from their wil.er cruise, having met with
poor success
E-The following sentiment is said to have
been given at recent railroad celebration ::
sour mothers, the only faithful tenders who
never displaced switch. I" Touching
WThe propeller Lowell of the Northern
Transportation Company arrived at St. Clair
River at two o'clock Monday afternoon, being
the first boat through the Straits.
fEThere are in Congress, House and Sen
ate, thirteen Majer Generals fifteen Brigadicr
Generals and six Colonies, besides eleven VOL
unteefs officers of lower grade
e9Salt Lake papers report that $50, 900 have
mons in tho spring from Europe. and money is
still coming in.
E-The Denver Tribune publishes the cap
ture Of the notorious leader of the gang of
horse thieves named Fox, near Puebla, and
that the excited people hung him.
8A Washington dispatch, Sunday, of says
''The President exhibits this evening, for the
first time, dropping spirits evi lently impressed
with the idea that be will be convicted.
ES-It is reported at Florence, April II, that
Gen. Garibaldi has left Caprera and gone to
Naples The rumor causes some uneasiness,
as the object of the Generals movements are
unknown.
eSA Little Rock, Arkansas, dispatch of April
18th, says P. F. Rice and A. NJ. Mcdonald,
were elected United States Senators bya vote
ofseventy to twenty-eight. Rice has the long
term.
WSamual 81. Lyon, of Bedford, Pa, was IA
tally injured, short time ago, by kick on
the forehead from horse. Last fall the same
animal ran off and killed Mr.. Lyons daugh-
ter.
sEAfter long and excited row. Buffalo has
water works--a sum which the Commercial
ssys is q, half million dollars swindle on the
city.
gThe suburb of Roxbury, lately annexed
to Bcsien, is called ''Sub- Hub and the lit
lie settlement of New Boston, among the
mountains Of Berkshire, is proud to be known
as 'Efub, il.
IL Y cok1 h<r1 r,cl,t
fire recently, and as the boys watched it, one
in another school said, enthusiastically and
honestly, to his companion, 30! Jonney don't
you wish 1t was our school house?"
Es-An hishman aboard ship desiring some
men from the forecastle to assist him, called
down the hatehway, 81 say, how many of yez
are dowa>there Pr Three was the answer.
Thin come up half of yez," said Pat
FS-The verdict of a Corners Jury in the Erie
R. r. disaster, was that the accident was caus-
ed by broken rail, and in the opinion of thet
jury it might have been avoided had the train
ran with less speed, owing to the unsafe con-
dition.of The road.
The experience of shipping fresh pears to
New York by the way of the Isthmus of Pan
anna, has succeeded so well that i, ia probable
that hereafter large amount of such ftuit will
find its way to The Eastern markets from Cali
fornia
EdArraagenents have been made to have
the four armies, ofthe Tennessee, the Cum
berland, the Ohio, and of Georgia, meet at
Chicago on the 18th and 10th of December
next to have one common celebration, instead
of 70 m eetinrc ha-ofofnra
q Miss Anna E. Dickinson corrects the
statement that, in consequence of a failrue of
her voice. she has cancelled her lecture engage
ments. Though she has recently suffered
great deal from hoarsenesss she expects to keep
all her appointments:
E9A Salt Lake paper reports that $780,
600 have been collected, in small contributions,
to aid in the emigration Of ofMermons- this spring
from Europe. Money Is still coming in in
large amounts. The grain, cattle and goods
contributed are still untouched.
ETWhether the people are waking to sense
of virtue or propriety, or are merely satiated
with an indulgence of morbid appetites, we
do not undertake TO say, but there can be no
doubt that indelicacy on the stage is losing its
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certain soon to set in.
egTwo more of the burned bodies have been
identified as those Of P. Fitzgerald and son, of
Urbana Ohio. This leaves but the remains of
one unknown man. Inquiries come in for the
missing, now that but one body remains and
it would seem that much greater number than
reported were burned, leaving no trace.
@The New Orlesns Picdy,ae suggests that
the Democrats nominate General Hancock for
President, the ''man who has proved the best |
friend the south has had since the war ended and
whose brilliant career as soldier should gain |
for him every Noathern vote which is not thrown |
away to RadIcslism."
@Ths students of the Ohio Wesleyan Uni |
versiiy have passed resolutions expressing their
views on the recent bill passed by the issisla-
ture, by which they are disfranchised. They
regard it very properly "as injustice to college
students, gross iasult to intellectual culture,
pslpable violation Of the fundamental principle
of all good government, and as being to an en-
lightened humanity, exscrable, painful, humii-
siing and toe contemplate to contemplate"
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