Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-22
April %.
NEWS CLIPPINGS.
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Very rich gold mines have
been discovered near Sinaloa.
In Savannah, Ca, the weather
has been very cold. 1t is reported
that heavy frosts in the interior
have materially injured the cotton
crop and necessitatcd raplanting.
The South Carolina Legislature,
at its last session; passsd an act
appropriating 100000 for the
pultchace of waste lands. They aie
to be sold to actual settlers, on five
years credit. c. P. Leslie has been
appointed Land Commissioner under
The act, and will at once open a land
Office. od 8 aa
w. G. Bentley, who presented a
forged draft for S1,75O, on the
First National Bank of Wilmington,
North Carolina, Saturday, was ar
rested near Darlington Court House,
South Carolina, Saturday night, and
brought to Wilmington. All the
money was recovered except IS.
Police Superintendent Kennedy,
of Chicago, being notified by tele-
gam to. arrest man who had stolen
horse and buggy from Battle
Creek, Michigan, Tuesday afternoon
captured one John Martin at the
Girard House in Chicago, on sus-
picion. Being closely questioned
he confessed the crime, and
the horse was found in the sta
ble of the hotel. AS an .inducement
to be let off the thief showed the
officers Masonic badge and GER
tifcate, but the dodge did not work.
FRIDAY.
Texas has now within her bor-
ders more than 100000 head OF
cattle, and can export annually
100000 beeves. :,
SO far this year 5000 barrels of
tar have arrived at Wilmington, N.
C.. aifi-l}- A'tth =
Philip P. Haggerty, for fifteen
wears a postoffice clerk in Lowell,
Mass, has been arrested on sus-
picion of opening and robbing
letters.
About one hundred persons,
mostly ladies were removed from
the Registers Office, Wednesday
AT least as many more will be re-
moved. Two hundred male clerks
will probably be removed before
the end of the present week. No
appointments are made for the
places thus vacated. ...lr-::- i,
The draft of the new Spanish
Constitution is printed. Article 81
obliges the nation to maintain the
worship and ministers of the Cath
oiic religion. By the following
article resident foreigners receive
the right of exercising any other
worship; and Article % comedies
to Spaniards who profess another
religion than the Roman Catholic,
the rights in the preceding section
conceded to foreigners. ta,
'-si-,t SATURDAY.
Mrs. Gen. Sherman and family,
left ST. Louis for Washington yes
terday, accompanied by Col. Mccoy
and family.
1t is stated that Gen. Sickles has
declined all appointments offered
him, and has retired to private life
on the full pay of an army Colonel.
Col. John A. Campbell, nominated
for Governor of Wyoming, took the
oath of Office Thursday before
Associate Justice Swan, of the Su-
preme Court in washington, and
left for that Territory.
There are indications of a thor
ough reorganization of the various
divisions of the Bureau of Internal
Revenue. 1t is not probably anv
change will be made in Supervisors
until after the adjournment of the
Senate. :
Amass meeting Of the citizens of
Corrine, Utah, Thursday night,
adopted petition to President
Grant to appoint Gen. p. E. Conner
Governor of Utah.
Hon. W. B. Stokes arrived at
Nashville last evening from Wash
ington. He will speak to-day at l
p. NJ, in front of the City Hotel, in
response to President johnson.
Stokes will probably be the Repub-
lican nominee for Governor.
The Illinois State Legislature,
Thursday, in commemorative of the
day, visited the tomb of Lincoln.
Brief religious services we're held,
and before retiring the several
members entered their names in the
visitors register. and quite num-
Der subscribed literally to the mon
ument fund. ri sv 500
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1t is estimated that 10000 colo.
nists will leave New York City du.
ring the coming summer to settle
in the West and South.
DR.. Benz. Aver, member of the
Georgia Legislature, was found, on
Friday morning, lying dead by the
roadside near Louisville, Georgia
He had been shot between the eyes.
DR.. Dewy, supposed bogus ply
sician, and wife, borrowed and col
locted, from patients and friends in
Chicago about $40, 900, and decamp-
el a few days ago. They have not
yet been captured.
In St Louis, Saturday, VIM. Ed.