Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07
DoMESTICIMEwS.
Ear,hquaks shpeH. in Callfersi,

Earthquake shccts I'm Callfsrnia
SAN Francisco, Nov. s.
| Slight earthquakes are of almost daily
occurrence since October first. Last night
ats9 O'Clock a sharp shock, lasting ~ sec-
the peop,e. It did notdamage to property
The earthquake was heavy at San Jose.
b91t2 igiH .gHeayy9yote. IS ,s0Y
In San Francisco the vote was 25, ZOO, the
largest ever polled. The Democratic ma
tjOfity Is L313, defeating the Republican
municipal ticket. The Central Committee
profess to have proof Of over 1000 illegal
votes. .sJri2 5osi;f t-.y .7ty4
British yCosumbia.o
In the election of members of the Legis-
| lature of British C0iumbia, the Contedefa-
tiOnists were successful in every district
heard from. The vote is unusually large,
franchise having been extended toforeign-
ers having three months Residence.
;,lnsdDividensls1srf
The Kentucky Mining Company have
declared dividend OF $50 for October.
-'i7oF 'shipping.is 'se'si1
=, Arrived : TheEese, Hamburg; Angel,
Maria; Hickman, Bordeaux; Sallie Brown,
New York; Portland. Oregon.
Cleared-Ontario, New York.
1Sailed--rNeptune, Liverpool;, Achieve
ment, Cork. ] MO- 1 GUM
Clearing House.
TnO ySrLLoUIs, Nov. 6!
A clearing house, representing thirty
prominent bankers of this city, has been
established here, apdv- will open for
business as soon asa snitableEroom can be
obtained.
DOnnelly Defeated.
ST.. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. 6.
The split In the Republican party here
| resulted in the defeat of Donnelly and the
election Of Wilson (Denn.Y tor Congress
The State gives $4,000 Republican major
| ity: Negro suffrage was carried by 6,OO0
majority.
The Situation I'm Missouri.
3,,.,7r1,r r-,,,-,,, ST, LOUIS, Nov, 6! :
The Republiean publishes atabIe Which
shows Democratic majority in seven
| counties of 7,S25, q Democratic gain oi
7,547, and in 80 other counties a Republic
can majority Of 1889, a gain of 5,e3G Civ
Ing q net Democratic gain Id fifty shine
counties Of 2,5I7. The Democrat claims q
Radical gain of over, 1000 in fifty six
connties., returns strongly Indicate
the election of four Democratic Congress-
men, the 1st, 9Th and 9th districts, If car
ried, being gains. In the Sd district, Nc
l
Repsrted sfHi Besweea Worulaid
7, ahds 0'BaIdwia Oh EleetIou
u Dax.OIhOOIu
! PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 6.
! A doubtful report, lust received here,
! states that Wormald and O'Baldwin fought
bsttie early1un ttfeSmorHing efzelecti0n
day. in Putnam county. There were but
! few people present. Soon after the fight
commenced WoFMald hit O'Baldwin ter
rible blow, cutting his face open from chin
to ear, when O'Baldwin rallied and soou
after, by heavy and well directed blow,
i won the fight. The parties then left the
ieldx and procuring carriage ges-T Intercepted
the might EXPRESS do wh Etfain.- on the Hud
son River road, at either Garrison or Fish.
kill, where :bey took passage in The draW.
] fight was over one of the hackers Iol
O'Baldwin got into an alteration and was
: iealt terrible blow in the face by Joe
Coburn. The greatest vigilance was ek.
ercised by fighters to ward off any suspic.
sionlof ithe fight, and they sncceededs Well
s Panic. l.
The excitementin Wall street to-day Dor.
ders on the panic of 1857, and threatens te
equal it in scope and disaster. 1t is Great.
Ing apprehensions among baukers, brok-
ers, and has caused enormous deprecia.
JiOuS SbOChS. hdliWdf SIldEcS WcT6 SOlI
by the thousands, and Government bond.
~ the millions. Trade is standing still in
all directions. n, 4 -.-.,.--,,
Cd sr: :Resfgned.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6,
1Governer Crawford, of Ka6sas, Ehasi re.
signed and been commissioned Colonel o
che new regiment of cavalry raised by the
State for service against the Indians. Tht
Lieutenant-G will act as governor
turing the remainder Of the term,ss
The EIection-Resultsi in State.
Ihdh i.....-E-......--. ST. LOUIS, Nov. g..
The Democrats elect Wells, Shields
Switzler and Mccormick to Congress
The Republicans elect Asper, Benjamin.,
Finkelburg, Burdett, and probably Boyd
oeing a gain of three Democrats.
y The majority for McClurg tor GoSernol
is estimated at $4,000. The majority fol
Grant is fully 10000. aEhes negro suffrage
clause is defeated by 5000. The Legisla.
-SHfe is largely Republican! fb-tiTdn
s'Sisferly. Broiherly.''
Jerry Faley, of West Virginia, arrived
here last nightS in search of his -sister-in-
law, Mary Faley, who resides in Kittaning
Pa. He alleges that Mary, while on Z
visit to his family, robbed him OF 5000.
Fa tai Fall from a Train.
I Press Kilgone, a brakeman on the Derry