Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-22
99nPe,t sf,td faste Brerities.
.rS-tcNsil shipped hundred bales Of, clotl
.h%kl bt oAiph oh the t7th. 1IUIi "

u.tzr Nsst nins- -of an ancient civilization
have been found IN the Zulu country, South
~ Afyyca n3idW ff9n odi fo f6am9iHthfl'
.sdl esAfeh tlisussnd bushcis Of wheat were
shipped IL ST, Paul iately for liverpool by The
way h Seg ottsSfs ~ w, ,'' 4
Nv I'Iss1IFhe Apnshes, haying been driven out of
the United State pTe.depopulating che North
y : Arn S.sics Of Mexico Iap issyr. ss.dt r' 4
-sarlfH~ Indiana iphas rGii6ed the Fifteenth,
b kmtudasehta spite zof Democratic tactics to
ii PREVENT "a nlu-i95ido d9ni-i8g,3 5aI gi ia
81 VsS-JudseN. ~ Chaffee has been appointed
nj chairman Of the eSfRh1stet for sl,oft-horncd
uqe6ale, at the State Faif, % be held In Septem.
q Der in Toledo. oni' sIflf4t- 'iI iaaf '
s9ai tsg'soyerhor, Hayes has appointed George
8. T. Davis. Of cihcihnati, to represent Ohio in
3 tfc Commerciaf Convention al Memphis, on
l'' the 18th OF May. r." %
= z tE Young Chssentr, Who shot British
Officer, the seducef 6f his sistef in Canada,
SOME time ago, has been pronounced not guilty
on lhs trial for murder. Served him right
n, k5f-Rey. ], H. Whalon, of Erie, well known
ao 70 many Of our citizens has been appointed
ga ceRsul at Port Mahon, on the Island OF Mi.
e1s horea In the Mediterranean Sea. .. ..
cdi tz,-The Young Mems Christian Association
-1 of chicago have passed a resolution that wo-
70 men should not be allowed 10 become mem.
bers OF the association.
sE-Bismark, 1t is reported, lately said, in re-
ply to some English criticism on his policy,
M were an Abysslnian, or Ilindoo or even
an American, I might perhaps care what Eng
land thinis.n a,l b ......- .....t...... ..
s-ar-
80 badly beaten in the Providence election,
fhorc Is to be an attempt to induce the Legis-
lature to pass "a resolution inviting him to re.
g sign his seat IN the Senate. aiH-la ..t
5Ef seEThere was, at the close Of the last eccle.
siastieal year in the Sandwich Islands, twenty
six native pastorS and thirteen native mission
aries IA the Marquesas and lIicroicsian group
Z The 'TheeiOScal Sc ninary has twenty pupils
tN-rhe police Of The south division, Chi
cago, early on saHFHny morning. made raid
on twenty four houses OF ill-fanc, and arrested
$50 of the inmates and lodged them in JAIL
there to remain till Monday mornings court
epened. They have since been fined $4,000.
ElTd t1- The United States Circuit Ceuri has
decided that the suretes of A. p. Stone de.
faulting collector of internal revenue at Co
lanbds are EiaSte The deflibation was $l03,-
900, and the amount OF the bond 100000.
tB-'fhe new Bishop of the Long Island
diocese, Lttlejohh, recently administered a
.rebuks TO the fitualistic and Remaining ten
denotes Of St Paul's chureh, Brooklyn, which
rather disturbed the cquanimity OF some Of the
parish
CE-The stockholders OF tho Tribune have
a. IN. q Il
editor, and Mr., Hazard i'll be in charge of
tte paper during the day, and Mr.. Whitelaw
o i. Reid at night Mr. Young thus loses his posi-
don, but is not removed from it.3dJ hr44
80 aeY-The account given by tic Washington
correspondent Of the New York Ihrd6f of the
'unpssassntness between Senator Sumner and
the President suggests that there Is rather too
much Dent ab0utthe White House Congress
will have to pass jeint resolution aboli4Iring
: Dent snl5Io9 Inf oJ bII Hsiin .fHtr uI
cH-Turners operaIhotise, one Of the finest
Z iinstiNsfons Of the Kind IN the West, was
2 erected fsnd completed in Dayton in 1885, at
cost OF nearly $55s,0O0 0n Sunday 1t breamc
mass Of ruins, and tfe frc witch destroyed
II was the most disastrous that ever visited the
city Of Dayton.
RB- Mr.. johnson, the. American Minister,
took formal leave of the Queen by letter. He
had AN pteryicw with Lord Clarendon, the
Foreign Secretary, when Ie officially an
nouneed his retirement and presented Mr..
a Moran as Charge dskfIaires un,r Tire arrival
of his successor .sftl lt.fs. .. ...
tB-Butchers from various cittcs gathered
together In Chicago, on the 18th inst, to see
which eould Kill ana dress hn OK the quickest
Charles LeydeR; II Chicago, accomplished the
task In four Aiautes and forty-hye seconds,
and was awarded the prize, which was n silver
belt with gold clasps 't'A.
RI emigration TO the line Of the Kan.
sas Pacific Railroad Is greater than ever before.
Colonies froni all parts Of the couttfy nre form
ing and noyinE on these lands. One hundred
and ffty families, FROM Northern Ohio, went
mp during the month and settled near Bavaria,
in Saline county, aud many more FROM the
same region are expected. , ....f.,.
GY~A monument 10 he erected In memory
of the rcbsB dead has been rcc,ived ut Cynthi.
ana, KentucRy, and VIII be dedicated ON May
90 The dedicatory a5dfcss VIII be delivered
by Colonel w. G. p. Breck General
,. % Brsekinrldge, General Wm. Preston
GeueNi Hodge, Colonel Phil Lee. and other
notable rebele have been invited ,.
tBrA meeting Of lug owners was held at
Chicago hast wcek, atlwhich all tugs piyins in
ihat hsrbor wsro represented The rates Of
ioHing were redpGFhfall5r 81 per cent on all
Glasses OF vessels Those vessels that came
under Class No, / will hereafter l,e charged
only rates ef Glass No 2, and so. on through
the iisf tndi in1dr y
tB-Mrs. Eleanor Kirk remarked at Stein
was Hail, New York, on the 18Th, that "thh
vas the hFst day she Had ever been proud OF
being n wofAan,7 aAtaboat.that time women
eli around her were ssampidg shsatlag, hiss
Ing, coughing, and growing down person
who differed from some opinion expressed by
apreyious speaker. From which may he in,
!. Aafred Mr. KAY idaa Of u,I,nl ,.l,na. nAn,Id