Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-09
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tB- Bishop BrownelIs bronze statue win
be erected near the north line of the Trinity
College grounds, overlooking The West Park,
at Hartford Conn.
CE-Twenty-th hundred Government pen
siohers received their annual stipend In New
York city last week. Over 100000 were dis
bursed
H-The cornerstone of a new Catholic
Church was laid in Marventown, a suburb Of
. Erie. Pennsylvania, on Sunday evening", Sept.
26 by Bishop Mullen. The Catholic societies
formed procession half mile In length.
EB-The eldest son of the Vfceroy of Egypt
Is about to enter Christ Church College, Ok
ford. A house has been rented for his use, of
which he will take possession next month.
What will the Sultan say to thisH
ex-senator Wilson contemplates introduc.
ing q bill at the next session OF Congress to
stop the operations Of gold gamblers in Wall
street He designs to make It penalty to sell
or purchase gold, unless the full amount of
coin sold Is actually delivered.
cB-The Tribune says the feeling against the
Gold Exchange Bank is justly deeper than at
any previous time, and the general uncertainty
In Wall street continues, with an expectation
on the part of many that there are still trou-
bled times ahead Of u.s.
CB-The New York Democrat says: "A Dem.
ocrat is a repudator, and it may as well be
known first as last, and so are a majority of
the people. Let the question be brought fairly
to an issue, and you will see who are repudia.
tors, and how many there are of them"
eB-It is computed that the average financial
life on Change in Wall street is only six years ;;
that the faces you see there today will be gone
Tomorrow, ono set of brokers being succeeded
by another, and all in turn being wiped OUT
and compelled To seek living elsewhere
B-The sugar crop of Cuba this year will
be failure. Considerable cane was planted
but there are few hands 10 gather 1t and few
mills to crush il. The slaves have run off, and
the mills have been destroyed. Sugar mcr-
chants in Havana are holding the stock and
buying all they can, expecting all advance In
prices.
tD The iron columns are all up for the New
York elevated railway, and the rails along the
entire route will soon be laid Experimental
e'P' "s SOhtiHudby iHuus on TIC lIUCK so Inr
as completed, the distance half mile, being
made in minute and half This travelling
along the level of sccond-story windows will
be novelty indeed. The cars are so arranged
that they can not be thrown from the track.
eB7A most incredible story Is going through
the papers to the effect that lady at Pre-.
emption, Illinois, lately presented her lord with
six children at birth, and that they are all
living and doing well II the story be true, It
is the first instance of the kind in medical his.
tory. What seems 10 throw an air OF romance
over the whole, Is the further statement that
the husband was perfectly delighted"
tBrAt meeting of the Trustees of the
Ohio Reform and Industrial School for Girls
held at the institution at White SULPHUR
Springs, Sept %, II was resolved to open the
establishment for the reception of inmates on
the 10Th of this month. The Superintendent
Dr. Nichols, will nj once issue circular civ.
Ing instructions as TO the conditions on which
girls will be received '.
eB-Gen. George b. Mcclellan visited the
New England Fair, and while there an old
gentleman from the rural districts, seizine both
his hands, exclaimed, with sympathetic tears
coursing down hrs sun Drowned checks: "Gep.
eral, am glad to see youI am dsliqhted TO
see you'll have long desired TO meet youl
always believed that you managed the army
as 1eH as you kneto hOp" The General
thanked him
tE-Mr G. +. Hall, of Cincinnati who has
devoted the past ten years Of his life to ex.
ploraiions In the Arctic regions, with the spe-
cial object of discovering IL possible, authcnic
information Of the fate of Sir John Franklin
and his expedition, has arrived at New Bed.
ford. He has gathered important information.
as the result OF his last expedition, which will
soon be given TO the public. He brings with
him many interesting relics OF the Inflated
expedition Of Sir John franklin
eB-Ths most promising young horse in the
country oday, says the New York Sun, is a
colt, as yet unnamed but, we believe, TO be
called Edward Everett, which Is owned by Mr..
Bonner, and Is now being trained In the coun.
try. He has made the fastest time ever made
by three year old The colt Is of the same
stock with Dexter, and Is said to have finer
way OF going-in the opinion OF the most
skillfnl and practical horsemen-- was ever
before shown by colt.
tZ-The Auburn Adpertiser learns on author.
iiy unquesilonable that the Rev James Kent
Stone, ID. d., late President Of Hobart College,
at Geneva, has unquallhedly declared his re-
annexation Of the teneis OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church, and his conversion to Ca.
tholicism. DR.. Stone Is a grandson Of Chan.
cellor Kent lie was formerly President OF
Kenyon College, in Ohio, and accepted the
Presidency OF Hocart College something over
Syear ago. He resigned In July last
CB-The Detroit Tribune says; "The Buffalo
Espress wants to know why the Democratic
procession NJ Syracuse, lately, carried the
American hag. We will remind the Expyea.
that II Is an old dodge Of the Democracy. Al
Bull Run q troop Of them came down on ouI
boys with stars and stripes nying, until, under
its cover, they had taken them by surprise
when the staff was reversed, and the rebel flag