The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-18

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san Francisco on the gla ult
Thfse inches n snaw MI A. Virginia,
Montana. on the assh N May
The residence Of sit Hughes, neal
Knights Landing. Gal. was recently de-
ssroyed ny ERE. and BE four children and
sister In-law were burned 10 death.
The Ohio Democratic State Convention,
At Columbus, On the is, nominated The
following ticket For Secretary n State,
William Heisley, Of Cleveland Supreme
Judge, r. A. Harrison, Of London
Comptroller Of the Treasury, John II.
Heaton, Of Belmont Member Of the
Board Of Public Works, VIM. Spencer, Of
Licking.
The Ohio State Temperance Conven.
ton, On the ist, nominated For Score.
tary Of State, Jay 0dell, Of Cleveland
Supreme Judge, Gideon T. Stewart, of
Huron County Comptroller Of the
Treasury, Thomas E~dmonson, Of Clark
County Member Of the Board of Public
Works, Enoch G. Collins, Of Hooking
County.
A Cheyenne dispatch reports a slight
fall Of snow on the morning Of the %,
and a heavy hail storm in the afternoon.
An excursion party of two hundred and
eighty-ive lady school.teachers from Cali
fornia passed through Chicago on the I'd,
en- route for the East.
Seventy five Cinnamon left San Fran
cisco for Massachusetts, on the Sd, to work
in a boot and shoe factory.
General Sully, Superintendent of In
dian Af4irs for Montana, writes to Com
missioner Parker, from Helena, May 25
that the River Grows had the small. po,
very badly among them, and were scat
tered in small parties all over the country
The propeller Wabash was sunk by thu
propeller Empire State, on the evening o
the 9th, or Lake Huron, in sixty feet o
water. One deck hand was lost.
In Chicago, on the 30, the Forest Cit,
Base Ball Club of Cleveland played wit
a the Chicago Club and the game was wo
, by the latter-t5 TO 8.
| The National Typographical Union, i
session in Cincinnati on t.e 9th, electe
the following officers for the ensuingy yea
4 President, VIM. J. Hammond, of Ne
4 Orleans; First Vice.P President, Thomf
Willard, of Albany Second Vice-Pres
D dent, John II. 0'Donnell, of Boston
Secretary and Treasurer, John Collins,
t Cincinnati; Recording and Correspont
r ing Secretary, Miss Augusta Lewis, Ne
York.
Two hundred passengers from Austr
liza, en- route for England, arrived at Sa
Francisco ON the 9th.
a The Omaha city election on the 18th r
suited in the election of three Dem
Gratis and three Republican candidate
q Both parties united on the rest of tt
y ticket. The colored candidate in Il
Third Ward was defeated by about 1870.
- The Ohio Republican State Executi'
Committee have issued a call for aRepu
!, lican State Convention, to take place c
!, the 10th of August, and to be composed
40 delegates.
A San Francisco dispatch lof the Y
' says the entire Democratic State ticket
Q probably elected in Oregon. The Repul
, licans claim the member of Congress
a The Legislature was doubtful, with ind
cations of a Democratic majority of fly
to eight OF joint ballot. Garfield, Repul
lican, is elected to Congress from Wasl
ington Territory.