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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

A New CAB COMPANY the Hanson
Cab Compeny-is TO go Into operation In the
city of New York during the month of Sep
tember. 1t will then be possible to engage a
conveyance from one part Of the city to the
other at less cost than five OF ten dollars The
rates Of fare are reasonable-for one mile or
less thirty cents, or with two passengers forty
cents, and like sum for every fraction Of a
mile over Gne. BY the hour the cab can be
engaged at seventy.fve cents for one person,
and one dollar for two. These are understood
to be the maximum rates, ant should the
enterprise prove success, the rates viii be
reduced.
The Hanson Cab is peculiarly London
institution, but 1t Is not SO pretty convenient
as the light one-horse carriages which one
finds In almost all the cities OF the continent,
and which can be had at from one TO one and
a half francs, or thirty cents per hour. one
does not feel 20 comfortable With the driver
perched up behind him, as is til, case with the
forthcoming cab, end himselfshat in by barred
doors coming up to bis breast as in an open
vehicle, with the driver next his horse. But
aay change viii he for the bette IN our Amer.
| lean cities
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

Mr.. CoLFAx was to leave Chicago for
San Francisco on Wednesday last. He
takes one of Pullmau's magnificent pal
ace cars for himself and his party. lie
is accompanied of course by his Young
and charming wife. This is an advan.
tage that few former candidates for the
Presidency have possessed, when they
have presented themselves to the people
before their nomination. He is also at
tended by two devoted editors who have
long enjoyed his friendship and been
pledged to his support. And what is
more, they control two of the ablest and
most powerful journals in the United
States, Alaska included. We mean OF
course Gov. Bross of Illinois, the princi-
pal editor and proprietor of tho Chicago
Tribune. and writer of much power
and learning; and the Hon. Sam'l Bowles
of Massachusetts, the brilliant, original,
and audacious editors of the Sprinqjfelcl
Repabiican. Each of these gentlemen
will be attended by daughter. One or
two other intimate friends of Mr. Colfax
win complete the excursion party.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

Industrial Exhibitiousof one sort or another
are becoming quite common. Great Britain
purposes having another Worlds Fair in 1871.
italy promises TO celebrate the Mont Cents
Tunnel by an internationl Tunnel In 1872, A
grand display Of the textile fabrics of our ewn
Western and Southern States was opened on
Tuesday, the Sd inst and next October we
are promised at Buffalo an International In
dustrial Exhibition, the first of permanent
annual series of fairs, at which the mechani-
cal arts of the United States and Canada shall
be brought into comparison il not into com
petition. The New Dominion may not just
now have much to show us, but with the slim
ulus Of this contrast so close at hand 1t will
have every year more and more, The mana
gers are wise enough to perceive that one OF
their most difficult duties Is 70 attract exhibit
ors, and this they purpose doing by the award
Of specially valuable premiums and the Sc
lection OF frst-class juries.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

StcNIFicnNE The Tribune says
The published correspondcnce between
the.State Department and the represen.
taHve of the French Cablo Company
makes still clearer the fact that our Gov
ernment did not permit the landing of
tho Cable without proper guarantees
1t was pledged that the Company would
abide, by the legislation of Congress, and
meanwhile would spare no effort to in
duce the French Governmental recipro-
cate the liberal act of the United States.
When this is done we shall have best
occasion to congratulate the Emperor
Napoleon through the Gable. But since
it is not, wo again commend the hint
which the President has given him to
that effort. =. .u. ra,as5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07
Republican County Convention,

The Republicans OF AshtsbAlt County are requested
10 meet in Convention BY eir Belegates, in the Court
House n Jefferson, on
N I5v MONDAY, August 23, 1899, i'
and nominate candidates FOE election 10 the following
Offices: bre tfl1 vlUf7sdUisuf. 900 fui .
Two Representatives, Treasurer. Sheriff Clerk of the
Court. Probate Judge, Prosecuting Attorney, Commits
sioncr, fuhrrnary Director aud Coroner. t'''
Republican to,ers viii therefore assemble in primary
meetings. at hcir usual place Of holding elections in
the several townships and elect by ballot one hundred
aud two delegates to said convention, basis of
Deicsle TO every sixty votes given for Grant in No.
eember last aud oc for every fraction Of that ratio Of
thirty more. These primary meetings may he organ
zed at three O'Clock In the aernoe n thoug advisa-
bic but the ballong should pot Do closed or choice
of delegates declared till i've O'Clock. The delegation
win be apportioncd among the SEVERAL townships as
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

THE EcLIPsE.--We have been demonstrated
with for naming another day for the occur
renee of the eclipse than that generally settled
upon. The effect 1t is feared might be 10 dis
tract the operation and lessen Its grandeur, or
to distract the minds of the people so as to
leave them In doubt and uncertainty and by
not concentrating their attention upon given
time, to perhaps loose sight of the exhibition.
We have, therefore, concluded to withdraw the
suggestion of the 9th, and allow the yelling OF
the face of old Sol to take its course as first
agreed upon-on the 9TH, 1t il asserted that
this is the only total eclipse observable in this
country since 1894, and no other would be yisi.
bic in America during the present century. As
q part of an eclipse 1t will be visible all over
the northern parts of this continent, while the
path in which the eclipse will be total is about
i4a miles in breadth, entering the U, States
near longitude 900 W., thence through the
southwest corner of Minnesota and diagonally
through Iowa, crossing the Mississippi river
near Burlington, Iowa; thence through nli-
nois. just South of Springfield, crossing the
Ohio river near Louisville, Kentucky, thence
through the southwest corner of West Virginia,
and through North Carolina just south'of Ra-
leigh, aud thence to Newbern and entering tile
Atlantic just north of Beaufort, North Caro-
lima. and ending at sunset In the ocean, IN lali-
tude o., 80 min. 0 sec. f. Along the line
above described the eclipse will be total and
at all other places In the United States II will
be partial Along the Atlantic coast IN the U.
States, the eclipse ends about sunset
Any apprehension and uneasiness about a
war OF elements, that the naming Of one day,
may have occasioned our gentle friend of the
Sentinel. will now, we trust, bc allayed, His
wa,chfulness TO overt any sudden impending
calamity to jefferson Is quite eommendable
and trustworthy, and while he is home and at
his post, no such calamity need be feared.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

The Cleveland Paper Company have receiv-
ed consignment twenty seven tons Of Esparto,
orspanish Grass, with which TO experiment in
paper naking, The grass Is Of very tough
fbre, 10 or y inches in length, without Joint,
Ike the bulrush, and the fiber win strip from
end to end Of the stalk. If II can be reduced
sufficiently fine for paper the tissue cannot In,
. be of surprising firmness.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

At the same time and place there viii he chosen forty
Delegates tn represent the county in the Senatorial
Convention. be held Madison, the 1st day of Sep
tember OF whom three win be chosen from each Of the
townships OF Asbtabnla. COnnenut. and Geneva. two
from each Of the townships of Ausnburg Harpersaeld
jefferson, Kngsville. Monroe. Morgan and Pierpoht
and am each Of the other townships in the comfy
t...I W. c. HowEf1s,
G. s. SIMoNbs.
s. A. NoRTHwAY,
+-"..r % w p. HowLAFD,
JANIS REED,
-H g. HAYWARD.
.r. -. N,P. SPENCER
Rtpubiican Cent Com.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

A ,umor weighing over twenty pounds.
and forty inches In circumference, was re-
moved at the indianapolis Surgical Institute,
on Friday last nom the back Of 4 woman fiity
years old, living in Hamilton county, and
named Mrs, Deem ], has been growing for
fftecn years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

The political situation in Virginia is
not without its humorous side, though
the humor is of somewhat grim cast.
Each side in the late contest claimed to
be Republican and repudiatel the other
as a bogus affair. Both professed to
have the sympathy of the Administra-
tion and Congress. After the fight was
over the defeated Wells party proposed
to the victorious Walker party to kiss
and be friends, and to divide the spoils.
To this the Walker party replied, in et-
feet, that "kissing goes by favor" aud
they were in no MOOD tor osculatory ex.
ercises just yet; if the Wells men truly
repented Of their sins against Republ-
canism and were willing to join the Walk
critics in the support of the Adminisra-
ton the Republican party, they would
be cordially admitted into their ranks,
and shown to back seats. To wind up the
comedy, Wells processes to have the
sympathy Of the Republicans of the North
and is in hopes to keep out the Walker
men until Congress meets, when an ap-
peal will be taken to that body, and Wells
thinks he and his friends will be backed
nd by them. To which the party of the
other part responds "Walker ?"-71fb.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

SoDA-wArER.-It is fortunate for us
that the dog-days are nearly over Dur
ing the heated term whole seas of soda
water are swallowed by gasping human
ity. But, as usual, when we drink any.
thing, we may have been drinking liquid
death from the flaming glasses. The
doctors OF Cincinnati have been inspect
ing the soda water OF that city, and in
one hundred different specimens they
found fourteen contaminated by the pres
ence of copper from the fountains, and
in ten they found lead also. Then they
boiled the oda-water-think of boiling
soda-water ?r-and 50 green scum rose on
the surface" which, upon evaporation,
proved to be metallic. Good soda-water
is no doubt promotive of health, com-
fort, and longevity but to solutions Of
lead aud copper there are decided objec-
tions. We wish that il were possible to
know for how many deaths annually in
the United States the misuse of these
two metals alone is responsible. ra
Trib,1aa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

,WR have received a handsome engraving Of
tho new Chicago Tribune building, recently
erected ON the corner of Madison and Dear
born streets, In that city, II Is an elegant
marble structure, having all the conveniences
of modern newspaper Office.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07
PEREW'S HAMBLET0NIAN.
& ,5,, = ss,....

o<Aaat st ~ tafitA.a ~
i crews HAMBLEToNlAN viii make q
short season at the
PEREw FARM, AsHTABULA, o.,
From June 1st 1882 aud will but thirty ( Mares,
at $s5 CASH, THE SEASON. OR ts6 TO INSURE A
FoAL Notes taken for the insurance money subject to
the result.
PeFews Hambleonian Is years old this spring very
beautiful bay color hno flowing black name and tail, all
black points lbk hands high with elegant prYporti9ps,
and carriage FAC simlle Of his hlustrious sire,
Rysdicks HambetoniAn. OF Chester Orange CO.. N. y,
the sire Of troters and hne roadsterr than any
other known horse. . .
Rysdick's Iambletonian is the linea descendent Of
old Imported Messengcr through Abdalah and Membri
no His dam was by Belliounder grand dam by Llample
tonian and he BY old imported Messenger The dam
Of Perew's Hambletonan was the famous trOtter
LIZZIE HAYWOOD,
by American Star, well bred and exceedingly popular
stallion In Orange County N Y.
Perew's Hambletonian will show for himself
never trained, shows great speed and action, pur
chased In Sussex County Nd by Capt. Frank PeIcw,
at high figure, 10 with iinc OF his
SELECTION well 10 do the "Stato service,
by lifiuslng his blood through Of the thorough
hrnd m1rcs Of the Buckeye State aud AFhtabua County
In particular i0l6tf REMEW.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

The friends of Cuban Independence are
somewhat aggricved over the stringent orders
of our Government relative to the enforcement
of the neutrality law, The agent of the pat
riots on the Island, Mr. Lemus, who has been
sojourning among us for SOME time past, has
left for New York, where he hopes to be able
to exert some influence favorable to the cause
of his struggling countrymeu, without open
violation of the neutrality laws of this Govern
ment Mr.. Lemus is man Of energy, deter.
mmation and brains, and If their Is any hel D
for his country to be drawn from the present
conditions Of things here, he is likely to make
the most of 1t.
All true Americans must regard tho strug-
Cling liberals in Cuba with heartfelt sympathy
and regret that the neutrality policy and the
Alabama claims force upon our government
the necessity of apparently occupying posi-
ii on unfriendly in human freedom. ...,.,.f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07
Ihe PnMic DonniR.

In tweuty,four land Offices in Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Kansas, Nebraska, Dacotah, Ida
ho, Montana, and Utah, during the month OF
June there were 800 cash entries of land COW
ering an area of ios,s4O acres During the
quarter ending June 80, there werc 9, I0l cash
entries, covering $4,000 acres The cash re.
ceipis for tho quarter have been over half a
million dollars. With this rapid settlement OF
our Pacific Domain, and corresponding In
crease of revenue, Il viii not take us long to
pay off our National Debt, OBSERVER.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07
General ApCs.

General Ames, military commander of Mis-
sissippi, In company with the Mississippi dele
CATION has just returned from Long Branch
where lie has had an interview with General
Grant on the Dent movement, and some deci-
ded action is expected from the President as
soon as he confers with his Cabinet
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

TRAIN ON FIRE.-Thc people at Broc-
ton station, on the Lake Shore Railroad,
were greatly astonished on Monday
night, the I'd, to see the TAO oil train on
the cross-cut road coming in at tire.
mendous rate of speed, and all in blaze.
The attendants turned the switch and
let them on to the main track of the
Lake Shore. The fiery train ran down
as far as Old Brocton and stopped. The
flames spread rapidly, and in a few min
utes six cars were all in blaze
The tanks which were filled with oil
exploded, sending the contents in all di-
rections. The telegraph poles, water
tank, wood sleepers, ruins of the cars,
and every thing else within reach of the
fire went to feed the fend, ard the scene
was one of appalling grandeur. The
iron rails yielded to the intense heat, and
were bent 80 badly as to render it dam
gerous for the Cincinnati Express train,
which arrived there ut nine O'Clock, to
pass, even if the fire had not forbidden
such course. iH
The fire was at first discovered near
the middle Of the train, some seven miles
from Brocton junction, but instead OF
stopping the train instantly, the engineer
speeded up and passed Biocton station
at the rate of fifty miles an hour, and by
so doing only made bad matter worse.
The Cincinnati Express was delayed
by the accident. AT twelve O'Clock the
oil was sull burning ficrcely, but the men
were throwing dirt on it where possible.
hH Buffalo cypress.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

For many years it has been asserted,
and with apparent good reason, that six
cord spool cotton could be manufactured
successfully nowhere except in Scotland.
The moist atmosphere of that country
was declared to be essential to the good
spinning Of the Sea Island cotton. One
of the two Paisley firms, who enjoy a
high reputation for spool cotton, has re-
Gently established in New Jersey a large
manufactory for the purpose of supply
ing superior article of sewing cotton.
Skilled workmen and improved machine
ry were sent over, and it is said that
goods fully equal to the Scottish six-cord
spool cotton are sent from this establish
ment. The moisture of that climate is
artifcially produced by the introduction
of jet of steam among the spindes.
The success of this experimest has been
SO decided that other firms, it is reported,
are about building mills in the United
States, and intend transferring their cap.
ital and machinery to this country.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07
MssissiLpi Delegation

Representing, as they claim, the straight.out
Republicans of Mississippi, are here to see the
President In opposition to the Dent movement.
They contend that there is not much split in
Republican party in Mississippi; that all par
ties oppose the test oath and DISTINGUISHING
clause, and the supporters of Dent are princi-
pally Democrats, with whom they don't care to
affiliate, r t..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07
Grants P6licy.

The Presidents hearty approval Of the re-
suit of the election in Virginia, and his order
for elections in Mississippi and Texas, is look.
upon by the curious here as the first stroke in
a determined end and well considered policy
1t is evidont from what see and hear of the
representative people of the South, that they
with but very few exceptions, are fast becom.
ing enrapturcd with Grant. This is perhaps
owing partly because they can do no better
and partly because they can see in Grant u de
termined will to do right soul sufficiently
broad to comprehend the present situation Of
things, and heart large enough to administer
impartially TO the wants of the people ire
spective of color, race or condition. ------
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07


The Southern States are well represented
here just now. Nearly all have come ostensi.
bly, in the interest Of some scheme forimprov-
ing their respective section of the country, but
in reality to lay pipe for an active campaign
on Congress next session TO replenish their
empty purses, They have railroads and ca
mails to build, bridges or docks to build or re-
pair, &c, all of course they think deserving aid
from Congress. There are parties here who
propose TO build, with aid from the Govern
ment, Ship Canal across the narrowest por-
iion of Florida, where its width is only about
40 miles, thereby saving the hazardous jour
ney Of six hundred miles around the Cape
They estimate the cost ten millions, and claim
that with aid from Congress, Alabama and
Mississippi will subscribe liberally toward
building 1t. H..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07


We are now in the midst of the dullest sea-
son OF The year AZ tie Fedlrrak Capital. Yet
with all, tho cosmopolitan character Of Wash
ington is exceedingly striking and interesting
to a close observer For instance, the con.
trolling influence of local fashionable customs
Is most apparent, The Cabinet Officers, Judges
of the S0premc Court, Senators, Representa-
tfves, &C. &c. from all the States, coming and
going from here the year round belonging TO
different religious denominations, Prcsbyteri-
an, Methodist Baptist, Dutch Reformed, Uni
tartan, Uniyersalists &c, influenced by the diff
ferent customs and dress OF their respective To-
calities, try and mingle together as one people,
with interests common. But at those social
gatherings their manners, if not their dress,
determine their nativity and rank in society.
. 7No Wsuther
From reports from all parts of the country
received at the Agricultural Depot, we learn
that prospects for bountiful harvest were
never SO COED before. Ex-Governor Hahn,
just from Louisiana, brings the most cncourag-
ing report from his state, He says, the people
of his State have commenced making money
in right good earnest aud politics have lost
tIfeir usual charms En.routo here through
the South he noticed corresponding increase
in business
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-07

There is however class Of lrople now in
the South who are strongly opposing every
thing which has in 1t semblauce of recon
struction of the Southern States, and a recon
ciliation of her people to peaceable anG
ual contention and strife make bread and but
ter for this class. Many of those have beer
holding high Offices under the Military Gov
ernmcnt, and are now dissatisfied unless tll,
rings which they have formed hold the bal
ance of power in tho nominating convention
and are able to retain them in power.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-07
8Intise llnrn5en IN Ssaaiem

Nen Dort. 8. San. Cine Rdbelbepei9e an
ben yPerale", oatirt MeSro ben 2. Sannas. msleet.
amerifaniden Dompfers s@mdtard" sefeuert bdts
ten, mdbrenb baifelbe cine omerifaniihe Gamilie
nod Dem 9ampfer bradte. Serrano beoauerte ben
Nct iebr, uno nerlherte Decentralization @eionbs
ten, oaB bic @4uloiaen beftroft tpiirben. Surge
3eit baraui eriffen bic Re9ierungs bic Sn.
iursenten in ben @traBen an, nabmen Barrifa6su
nno seritreuten Die Rebeaen. Ser 9erIuit mar &C..
ring. Il E =
Cine 9onboner Depeide an ben .SeraIb" beifdt.
ist bic ginnabme bon Malosn bnrn ben Sen. Ro.
ba.
Die Sniursenteu oerIoren 400 Sobte, unb 60
Mann puroen gefan9en. 49,
Wson elaubt, bab Die prpbiiorii9e Mes,eruns ei.
men gtaatsftreid i'm @diIpe fibrt unb ben Yrin-
sen Montpenier auf ben Sbron au ieben beablidts
ist. fobaIo bic 8iirser in oer Yropin5 Walaea emf.
paffnet iinb uno ebe bic gortes 8elegenbet baben.
ftd 5u beriammeln. 0ie @euerdIe @errano unb
Moba unteritiiben bic 8eneeuns, tpdbrenb Sen.
Qrim bieiem Vorhaben Sidb mieberiebt. 49,
Oas ipaniide Bolt 1T i'm 4neemeinen 3u Gun.
iten Der Repubit, es iuiro ieoob ourd BUS Militdr
ibertDdlti9t tper6en.
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