Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26
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kw-Tbe East psver bridge caisson was
launched on Saturday
eHT6e Philadelphia printers have admitted
woman to membership in their Union
Em- The New York Tribune divided among
fts proprietors, as last years net profits, $780,
oeo.
tN7Nothing has been heard Of the missing
City of Boston. The painful probability is
Increasing that she Is lost with all on board.
tE-An unsuccessful attempt was made to
blow up the residence of the Belgian Consul
IN San Francisco.
eT- Representatives Of a German colony |
have located forty thousand acres of land in
Omaha The colony is on the way thither.
tB-The High Court of Justice has assem-
bled at Tours whittier Prince Bonaparte, the
murderer of Nois, has been taken for trial,
fy-Gov. Ashley, of Montana, who was re.
moved ~ the President last December is
f;nalIy to be retained as Governor Of that Tel.
rtory,
CH-Mr Seward stopped at only four public
houses during his entire route from Chicago,
through California, Alaska, Mexico, and the
West Indies to New York.
vThe Pope is concilaing the anti iniaill
bilty portion of the Council, and, it is said,
has refused 10 concede admission to a French
diplomatic representative
CB-The Bessrmer patent runs cut in March,
and therefore there is reduction in the price
Of steel rails. They are offered in Liverpool
for March shipment at 50 ton of 2,24O
pounds, or gas U.s.
CT-In the Bailey dcialcation at New York,
curious law question is likely to arise from
the fact that Henry J. Raymond was one of
his bondsmen, and if the claim is made against
h!s estate his heirs will resist it.
tE-Gcorse Wilkes, editor of Wilkes
Spirit" sporting paper, was cowhided the
other day, on Broadway, New York, by w.
w. Leland hotel proprietor Mr.. Wilkes
showed little 7i,Tt, and it was sport for Leland
10 chase him into store aud cowhide him at
his leisure.
eE-T The National Banks are organized in u
general movement to oppose the passage ot
the Funding bill in its present shape, because
1t cuts down the profits of these banks from q
10 AZ per cent. interest on the bonds they arc
required to deposit with the Uniled States
Government is security.
tE-The honor of the cadetslip business in
creases daily. Butler appointed a negro 10
West Point. Delegate Mccormick OF Montana
Is to appoint an Indian Delegate NuckoIls oi
Wyoming is TO appoint II woman; und now
Congressman Johnson of California says he'll
send Chinuman.
C5g"The New York Jewish Benevolent SO
eiCty has sent n circular to the Islaelitcs il
america asking contributions for desilut,
Jcws n Russia. 1t is now proposed TO induce
them to settle in the interior OF Russia. where
the laws are less severe than on the frontier
and not TO encourage their migration to
America
CB Crayton Allen is on trial nt Buffalo, fol
embezzling the funds of the Cleveland, Column
bus, Cincinnati & indianapolis Railway Com
psny, for which company lie was the agent ii
riut city for the sale of tickets. He claims e
have lost the mony on election day when Ia
went TO vote but his principals think it simpl,
story to cover detalcation.
gT-A resolution has bcon offered in the
Wisconsin Legislature which ought to pass
q provides that all persons acting in tn,
capacity of lobbyists shall, during the remain
der of the session, wear II badge on their hats
broadest part Of their person. with the nam,
Of the scheme they represent plainly printe,
thereon"
B-Commissioncr Delano, says the Tribune
lIas not resigned and has no intention of re-
signing There is no intimatiOn from Wash
ington which could be more welcome than
this to the public interested in the faithful and
economical collection of the revenue. The
report 10 the contrary was started by agents d
the Whisky Ring Of this city The posiliv,
denial now announced will cause the many
members of that powerful and unscrupulou
clique as great grief us the flight of Collector
Bailey gave them joy. There is, also, it'll
consolation for them in the appointment o
that gallant raider, Gen Peasonton, TO Mr
BaiIeys district.
B-In striking contrast with The nhumaI
conduct of Captain Eyre, of the Bombay, wa
the first act In the life Of Midshpman VIII
liams, OF the Inflated Oneida. That act, VIM
IIarcourt now living In baltimore, gives III,
particulars Of thus 1t was to save the captain
and crew a the British ship Cleopatra, oil 81
Johns, N. b., IN the year 1853, while Mr. VII
lanis was attached to tile L. States sloop-oi
1868. The Cleopatra was in n sinking condi
hon. Mitshipmen Kimberly AID William
volunteered TO go abord Of her With II crew q
fresh men and try 10 save her and get her int
Quebec,but she filled and capsized and had L
ee abandoned. II was dark, stormy nigh
and afler much danger and exposure the on
GERS OF the Inflated ship were got on board q
eur ship with safety Midshipman l.. +. vii
liams was in charge of the boat that brough
t,.cm to US, and upon getting on board, Cap
tain VIM. {. Whit;c asked IL all were safe
Williams replied II have saved every soul
Aud he had. The revival of this event ougl
90 cause Englishmen TO blush for shame.
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HFeM our Washington tOrTespOnden
WAsHINoToS. March 22d, 1870
On Monday of Inst week, Gen. Garfield ma,
y strong aud telling speech In the House
support OF the present Administration. !
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