The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-07-20

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tractors on the Toronto and NipsiEg
railroad has left for San Francisco
with Il view to introducing coeie labor.
The little son of Roman Blazer,
living ON Wabash avenue, III Chicago,
while eating, on Sunday, gotta small
bone lodged in his windpipe, which
resulted in his death before it could
be cXtricated.
James O'Neill was hung Sunday
night on Browns bridge, nine miles
from Denver, Colorado, by unknown
parties. A placard was attached to
the body with the inscription OF Scat
tie Thief uponIit-
The New York Herald,. in puff of
Akerman, says that che will bring
brains into the Cabinet" If he'd
bring n house and lot it would be
more acceptable TO somebody.
The President will not appoint men
to Office who have political disabili-
ties. But the greater their intellectual
disabilities, the better he seems to like
them.
Cinnamon are being extensively in-
PRODUCED as laborers OH the Union
Pacific railroad. 1t is creating con-
siderable ~ill-feeling among other Ia
borers.
Nearly five hundred Chinese arrived
at ST. Louis yesterday, and left for
Memphis, whence they will go to the
interior of Tennessee to work OH plan
%tations.
Professor Agassiz has been spending
a few days among the lakes OF New
Hampshire, and his health is much
improved. He will pass the summe
at Bethlehem, near the White Noun
tains.
In North Kingston, Rhode Island,
on Monday night, Eliza A.. Smith, the
wife of jeremiah Smith. Il farmer,
took from a bed two children, aged
respectively three years and eleven
weeks, and drowned them i'll a rain
water c%istern, and her drowned her.
SELF. She is supposed to have been
temporarily insane.
Justice James t. Walker, of Ev.
ansville, Ind, declared the State law
furnishing the intermarriage of nc
groes and whites to be contrary to
| the GIRL rights act of Congress Pc
ter VanGcrmade, n Hollander, and
| Lucy Ann 6alen, n mulatto, who
were mobbed OH Saturday, were re-
leased from custody, and their mai
rage declared lawful.
Italy honors the memory of her
sons who fell at Solferino with a monu-
ment erected on the battle field.
America honors her crippled and dis
membered veterans, first by voGch-
safIng them the priv eye OF Il monkey
and a hand organ, and then by taxing
both the animal and the instrument.
The Emperor Napoleon wears but
one ring, containing Il valuable amc-
thyst, which General dc Beauharnais,
after being imprisoned during the
Reign of Terror, sent TO his wife, JC-
scphine. Queen lIortensc wore this
ring after Josephine's death, and
Louis Napoleon has had it ON his hand
ever since his mothers death.
Cole, who robbed himself while
acting as agent of the Southern EX-
press Company, at Huntington, Indi-
ana, and who subsequently confessed
10 having stolen three thousand dol
lars from that company, was shot and
instantly killed while attempting an
escape from jai at Huntington, Thurs
day night.
The Mechanics Bank ut Louisville,
lately robbed of sevcnty-one thousand
dollars, has wound up business and
sold to the Farmers and Drovers'
Bank, the latter assuming their pay
ments due to depositors- The rob-
berry is still shrouded in mystery, with
the belief at Louisville that the rob,
bers are still in the city.
Some wag at Cincinnati announced
that a certain excursion by rail was to
be free to the public, and that Il lunch
would be served. Long before train
time the lunch fiends crowded the
depot, and tie managers were in de.
spair. a plan was devised, and an
announcement made which lured all
the dead-beats on to Il train just start
ing for another point, to be put off at
way stations unless they paid their
fare. Then the excu~rsionists went of
and had a coed time.
The Egyptian Government has re-
called the Major General of the Eng
lish army, who was sent to New York
to inspect and receive Il large number
of Remington rifles ordered by the
Viceroy. 1t is expected that all the
arms now being made for the Vice.
roy will be turned over to the Sultan,
and that no new contracts Will be
made. The Sultan's agent for pur-
chasing arms was recalled at the same
time, and the indications are that
neither power will make any more
warlike preparations for the present.
Tie Laramie Sentinel publishes the
following in regard to the Big Horn
expeditions: "Judge Jones informed
us that but little was known of tho
party since they left Camp Brown and
struck out into the wilderness, farther
than that they were beyond reach ant
hearing of friends, among hostile In
dams; and the Judge expressed thc
| halYaF that mob A,r - fl,np, trNtt Ia