Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-09-04
W EEKLY TELEGRAPH
ASHTABULA, OHIO.
Saturday Morning, Sept. 4, 1865
Pen and Paste BreUities.

IA" A large amount of money changed
hands in Wall street on the result of the Uni
versity boatrace.
gB-A gentleman In Missouri has received a
letter from Chief-Justice Chase, in which he
announces that he IL cut of all political move
menis for the future-so the papers say.
eB"COl. Newton A. Barrett, recently teach
er in Madison, has fallen into disgrace by being
implicated in Illicit intercourse with young
lady, while having wife and several children,
and is reported to have suddenly stepped out.
tB-An adventurous lady explorer of the
interior Of Africa has been murdered by her
own camel-drivcrs In Fezzan, on the border of
the Great Sahara. Miss Time had been for
some time IN Africa. She was a German, IL Is
said.
eB- Thirty seven hundred ship laborers are
on strike in Quebec, and business is at n
stand They turned out In procession, and
were so riotous ns to require the aid of the
military to quiet them.
s8"Two miles of snow sheds on the Central
Pacific Railroad, between Cisco and the Sum-
nit, were destroyed by fire on the night of the
18th ult. Considerable iron and great num-
Der ties are reported Us badly burned East
ern and western trains were delayed. Passen-
gers mails and baggage were transferred across
tho break in wagons.
tB-Commodore Vanderbilt was married the
other day at London, Canada. The groom is
20 years of age, and the bride, q Miss Craw-
ford Of Mobile, Is 80 The groom and bride
arc second cousins Cousinly love was equal
to trapping man who can baat of all the
bulls and bears Of Wall street.
cB'A mysterious movement among whisky
men is reported at Lexington Large num-
bers of whisky dealers from the West are buy
ing up all the whisky In that section. In one
warehouse, 1000 barrels were inspected The
partial failure Of the corn crop In some sec.
lions of the West has sent y swarm Of spscu-
lators to the locality named.
! eS'-The Leayenworth Commercial says -
Ave are crcdibly informed that the authorities
! at Washington, influenced by Gen, Sherman's
representations, are seriously contemplating
| the establishments of an arsenal at f. LeaVen
worth which shall be the point Of supply o.
the military force operating ON the plains and
the country west of the Missouri"
sB-About forty thousand Texas cattle are
being herded At Abellne and Salina, awaiting
shipment on the Kansas Pacific Railway, and
Il Is stated that about thiFly-Ave thousand more
arc on the way to the two points. The com
pany have shipped about two hundred car
loads up TO the present time, and will trans
port the rest as rapidly as possible. Had 4
not been for tho Illinois laws in regard to sucl
cattle, not less than ono thousand car.load
would have been shipped ere this
gB-A special to the Tribune, dated Shreve
. port La, Sept /, says: Intelligence has COM
here of desperate hght between squad o
U. y. troops and band Of outlaws, near Sal
Patricio, Texas. The soldiers endeayored \
arrest tho desperadoes, who resisted, and
bloody encounter ensued, In which four Of III
outlaws and one of the soldiers were killed,
several ON both side wounded.
ESrIIon John Quincy Adams, who In nam
at least resembles the revolutionary statesman
has accepted the empty honor OF being name
as democratic candidate Cor tho Governor Z
the Bay State. Tho resolutions of the conyer
tion support In left fthanded way, free suffrag
by acquiescing In results already arrived at !
national politics