Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-04

by nlastJQgs-ia-Broolllyn withintwo
days:
GENERAL SHERMAN has returned
T5dfs from New Orleans
iauelr improved in health. He will
lsaueaf5g Washington in few days.
Mr.. ROSE left Ottowa, Monday
night, for Washington, to attend
meeting as British Commissioner
oN the boundary question between
tie United States and England.
GEN. JoHNC G. BREcKINkIDGE was in
Aiexandria, Va, yesterday, attend
ing the marriage of his brother-in
law, Rev. Dr.. Bullock, of Baltimore.
He left for,Petersburg last night.
I. g. REIDEN, q German teacher,
IN endeayoring to cross the track of
the Chicago & Northwestern Rail
road, in Chicago, Tuesday morning,
was run over by an engine and in
stantly killed.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON having ac-
Gepted the tender of hospitalities
made by the City Council of Balti-
more, preparations for his reception
viii BE made commensurate with
the cordial welcome he will receive
The snow storm in St Louis
ceased on Monday night and the
weather is clear and much warmer.
Agood deal of ice is floating in the
river, and navigation to northern
points is temporarily suspended.
ANOTHER victim of hydrophobia has
died on. Long Island A little child
and several others who have been
bitten are reported to be in q critic
81 condition. Dogs are killing quite
rapidly in the outskirts of Brooklyn.
OVER five hundred complaints were
made Monday at the Government
office, in New York, against soldiers
hounty sharks. The soldier swim
dler, Hermann, has not been found,
and it is said, all his property is in
the hands of a city official here, so
that the unfortunatcs who have been
victimized by him will never be able
to obtain redress.
@ THURSDAY.
GRANT stated, Tuesday, to Con-
gresham Dickey that a Pennsylva-
nian would be one of his members
of Cabinet.
"A WOMAN named Welsh fatally
shot John Devine, in Alton, Illinois,
on Monday night, while attempting
to- outrage her. ia
A DINNER to Carl Schurz will be
given at Delmonico's, in New York,
next Saturday evening, by the Ger
man members Of the Grant and
Colfax Club of last fall.
.,HENEssEY and Scott, convicted of
{. burglary in Waburn, Mass, have
been sentenced, the former to ten
and the, latter nine years in the State
prison. F
The President yesterday gave an
order to Lewis Schade, esq.,, for the
remains of Henry Wiz, who was
executed in the Old Capitol prison
in November, 1865, and in the after
noon the body was removed by an
undertaken
OK Saturday night two brothers
named Luten and a man named Dib-
BILE started to walk across the pra- :
irie from Carroll Station, Iowa. ,
Wednesday morning the elder Lu-
ten and Dibble were found frozen
dead, and young Luten so badly
frozen that his feet and hands will
have to be amputated. l.
MooREHEAD q Co., produce COM
mission merchants in Philadelphia
Lave failed liabilities, 100000.
JOHN EcKENsoN died. on Tuesday
night, in Rockland county, New
York, of hydrophobia, having been
bitten q. month ago.
A WOMAN was found dead in a room
in Jersey City, Wednesday, having
been locked in and starved to death
by her husband.
LIEUT.. John J. Small and Capt
j. g. Scott, both in the Union
service during the late war, have
committed suicide in San Francisco
this week.
II is surmised, from a converse
ton that General Grant held with
General Terry and another gentle
man, recently, that all the Southern
military commanders, removed by
President Johnson, will be replaced.
BRIGADIER General Ekin has been
appointed Chief Marshal of divis-
ion Of the Inauguration procession,
to be composed of Soldiers and Sail
ors' Union Central Grant and Col
fax Club, Printers Grant and Col
fax Club, German Soldiers and Sail
ors' Union, and Irish Republican
Association.
The New York Herald's Wash
ington special says General Grant,
in conversation with Senator Poole,
of North Carolina, expressed him
self as particularly anxious for sub
stantial reconstruction in the South.
North Carolina and Alabama, he
said, were among the best recon e
structed States of all, and when the
rest were as safely and pleasantly
back in the Union, he thought ours
would be the happiest country on
the globe. 90, r ~