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THE SEWARD RECEPTION AND BANQUET.

Thurriay for tho One, Monday for the
Oilacr-PrcparatEons Under Way for Both.
Ex-Secretary Seward, like o sensible statesman,
remained within doors yesterday al bis rooms,
IN che Ast0r House. while hts legion OF friends
trooped through the snow and slush to lnd him and
to hear his ininitably fresh and sparkling con-
yelsatioD. Out OF ONCE none can be 80 familiar
and entertaining without being vulgar, and wihal
free and easy with strangers as well as friends,
as the retired statesman ana sage OF Auburn. He
smoked his cigar or dipped into the mysteries OF
q hot whiskey decocton just as the hum0r took
him, but never allowed either engagement to in
terfere with the buoyant now OF his fascinating
yarns about Mexico or The Queen OF the Antilles.
He looks about ten years younger than when no
was seeking In the troub GUS times OF the late Chief
Magistrate, to barm0nlze executive and legislative
and aullable smlie he ever did, but looking Just
tre weak and fatgued received hls IA e's visitors
with the grace OF courter. Few elt the room
after talking with the venerable eXSecretary without
feeling impressed with the marvellous mental and
physical elasticity, combined with the light. peren
mai play OF fancy that have sustained hun through
the most remarkable events of the last two score
years. Among those who paid their respects were
General Mcclellan. Edwards PleTrepont A. !. Stew
art VIM. NJ Evarts. General J. de 10 Flgani0rle the
Misses Laverrerle Barreda, Cyrus w. Field, Arthur
Leary, Charles O. Joliue, Colonel Van Buren.
John H. Griscom and Tnurlow Weed ana daughter
The committee or the Common Council appointed
TO tender bun he a0spitalaes OF the cty called ana
had an informal talk with Mir. Seward al to his
pleasure In receiving the citizens aud accepting
banquet at their hands, both to occur on one day.
ne expressed his preference for a division OF
the entertainment, and 1t was accordingly agreed
that the reception should take place at
the City Han, Thursday noOn and the banquet ut the
Astor House next Monday evening the 18th OF March.
The committee then retlrcd 10 mold a session IN
rooms ~ and 81. ana will continue TO do 70 for
several days longer, where suggestions will
be received and satisfactory course OF
proceedings decided upon. The banquet VIII
probably be the finest ever held III New
York, ana no pains Will be spared 10
make the grand dining hall Of the Astor House as
brilliant in its gathering OF worth and intellect s 1t
viii be splendid IN iss appointments and decora-
tions. Mr.. Charles Stetson will give his special aud
experienced supervision TO the task OF making this
civic feast In honor or great citizen Of the State
worthy OF the Old Astor House renOwn.
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Marine Disn sters.

sTEAaEE NEW JERSEY, from Baltimore for Norfolk with
full cargo, took IRE about midnight 18th inst, when on
sharps Is.and and totally destroyed The officers and
crew escaped In the boats
STEAMSHIP CAsrILA, from New Orleans for Norfolk and
before reported a. ashore goandsd on the beac
near near Gape enry 10 snow STORM u Am FEB ~ remained
and pninlaed arrived at Norfolk, commenced
loading balance OF cargo Tor Liverpool
BARI CHAs DEvEss ashore in Goose Bay. Oregon,
Feb is and became total loss THE registered s75
Francisco.l - 80
BARK frisco from Philadelphia Havre, before re-
ported returned leaky, has IL OF her viii
charge for examination.
BARK s, hasLEr tBr magrs from s. Mars 81 Domingo,
repairs hsvis on Jan 81 ran u ashore ON se W ec NJ o oi
qua; was got oil by wreckers.
BRIO voLTAln Fr, Mathony, from Carmen CMenco for
having been ashore the Bank. Would have discharge
cargo
soHR JONI LEE Carr. from savappah for Cardenas in
osss @ after her so o ashore on the evening
but the adi ashore the South Breakers and
high and dry at low water She Off yesterday (2sth
with very slight damage. >''
soan MARIA WEBSTER, Kemp from Boston for Virginia,
which has been ashore on the south point Of Goat iaand
Newport hsIbor waa got oil without damage and viii pro-
scnn susAs, nodsdon, from Hyanns FOR New York. pu.
into Newport FEB 20 with loss OF niainboorl
sonn Macy SMITH, at Homcs' Hole from Caibaneu re-.
ports having encountered heavy eaes entire passage
No fell from foremashcad was Instantly killed.
scHR ALBERT BUTLER, at Holmes Hold, reports having
had very weatber.f
soHR ABIGAIL HALEY, from Charleston for Weymouth is
ashore Third chG sc'suass. She full wafer Crew
saved.
SCHn THos BUNNELL from Baltimore for Charleston, be-
fore reported at Norfolk in Distress ra
way Feb 20. Her sternpon will require refAstsning.
SCHR BENZ BUTLER, WHICH was run down by steamer
Thes built az Middle,own CT in 1866 registered 5
tons. rated AZ at Loyds hailed from Providcnce and
owned By parties Id Providence and Wexford and
sured.
SonR AURORA BoREALIs {Br, Hamm from st John, N y.
with lumber struck the Londoptr s66h hed
with water anchored outside of scuae towcd up
to Boston.
scuR SUSANNA, from Wilmington, Nc, for Baltimore
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ItlEGaApHlC news lIfas.

An iucendIary nre In Vicxsburs, diss. yesterday
morning in Hunts block, ceslroyed property to the
aGnouu, of $50, 900.
The steamer Mississippi. from ST. Louis for New
Orleans, heavily laden with stock ana produce
struck snag near Water Proof La yesterday
morning ana SUNG rapidly. Tho boat ana cargo
are q total loss.
The oflcers OF her Britannia Majesty's ship Mon
arch Will be received Az Baltimore this morning at
eleven O'Clock by the Mayor and tho city authorities
rs guests OF the city, and In the evening the will be
entertained at banquet
Messrs Courier, Cutting and Best, the new
Niagara Frontier Police Commissioners, entered
upon The duties or their office yesterday. Messrs.
Green shaw and Buell. surrendered under protest.
~ II understood the TWO former nave appealed TO
the courts for redress
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD srHAM YACHTS.
Ssnss ss s .aa FEB =
urs FsS s. 70 H. passed sssa.sssip cry Of
I 1ssa L,sgse, % FEB
waiting
S:i;s' Is
y.S n S c q ps @ ,S
Hsn M.uy p.a,. r's
stsanssp Co. 18Th inst al 30 AN exchanged signals with
Steamship CITY Of Port au Prince Port su rrnco
via Gonaives' with mdse and passengers to Il Muir
Steamship Manhattan woodruff Charleston 5a hours with
s!s.m.s,p VIM + clyde, Mcrsaa. Wa%lasIon, NC 90
w s ana h1s @ Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Domniop
sls.m.s,p Fanita Freeman. fhi'adepha, With mdsc TO
Snip George Peabody '9i ES'?n} Paine, A.ns Oct 2
Cape ss HsSs @
::ss e. ss,;s'SSs snE Ss:; ,F
ANITA. Is w with
M.t.rss With NV a
sa.ntansno Phiiadslphia. The !. anchored
ss sss s b y fs
Had rough weather. days north OF Hai.eras With heavy
ssI Moves Sof sswsa,yger Hammond Para q
Had r1sss wsass FEB - M 81 Ion u TO- spoke
oI sehr i aaais 1Ans ca:sne
days with sugar to Edwin Rowe Co vessel to Miller
HsssRisn ssSr s saa pays Of H''rA'
sehr Gasrslssys Carroll Savannah, days. with yel
schr Palma kaah M. SSrSe,swn Sc days. with naval
schr LILY Hughes Charleston days. with cotton and
schr bsvd Collins Collins, wilmington NC, days, with
naval stores to Overon a Hawkins
schr T |. Metmorcs, Perry, Virginia for Fslrhavcn
scnr Maggie cummlns Smith, for Paaiepaia.
Passed Thr rou4h HcIi Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
US steamer Leyden Commander sandborn, Boston for
Magic McSie. Smith, Providence for New York. in
ballast, 70 2 master. aast,r.c, S.,,, .r :. o,.-
days New York, with herring % order A ''u'e'''
sehr " Dckinson, Rogers. Georges Bank forNew
sehr oesan Star Wooaman, Rockland 4s hours for
Scar 4 Cain, simpson, Portland for Phladelph,a.
r cr MaaTa , aheisr s ssGw sosion ior ksyp" NJ
schr Nathl Chase, joy, Nantucket for New York
sehr Ney Chase, Fall River New York, with nail. TO
scnr Lizzie Small, Kyle Somerset for Philadelphia
selr Natn Holmes Norhap, ProvIdenee Ezabc.hpor
sb NSs NSss & ys,! for o
schr Anderson, Doyle, Providence for Elizsbe.hport
Schr Washbnrn, Mc;arr, Taunton for Elizabethpor
Schr Saml Washburn Hathaway, Taunton for New York.
Schr John Lozier Taunton for New York.
Schr Charles Lowering, Staples Taunton for Elizabeth
port
schr Ontario, Barber Newport for Eizabethport.
6chr Sea Serpent, Hornlcy, Grecnpor for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Porter, Gard, New York Halifax.
Brig Proteus, Dmmock, New York Tor st John, NIB.
Schr GderseeYe, Carroll, Savannah for Middtetown
Ct.
Schr Bydrang. Prentice, Port johnson for Norwatk.
Schr Belon, Hill, Ezabethport for New Haven.
schr Il Hedges, Franklin. Ehzabethport for Boston.
NnrYbP ahptt,f fnr
schr Smith, Bowman, Elzabethpori for bridgeport.
Schr Storm, Mills Elizabethport for Providence.
Schr Robinson, Robinson, Eizabcthport for New
ford.
schr Nellie Bloomfield Hobbie Elizabehpors for stap
ford.
schr Hesperus, Conary Weeha vixen for Boston.
Schr Almira. Hegeman Wechawken for Oyster Bay.
Schr Iris, Griffin, Hobokcn for Norwich
Schr Mail, Holiness New York for Greenwich.
Schr Horace l., Francis, New York for New Haven,
Schr A s Scranton New York Milford.
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etesmshp Frsnconfa. Bragg Portiapd-J Amex.
BARK Nieolino tN9, Helm, 81 Thomas-Funch Edge Co.
Brig Juifa Blake (Br1, Dey, Pernambuco q II Brewer.
Brig Nellie Treat Trim Ponce, PRIV Ingss
Brig Z II Rich Holdridge, Havana-J Ward Co.
Bfig Rocky Glen, Dorr, New Orcans-N II Brigham.
Schr Addie Vessels, Johnson Bueiclds, CAd Vessels
schr Y d King, Eldridge. Ponce Pi-J w Elwel 4 Co.
Sclr Avery, Ryan, Cenfaegos- Van Brunt Saght.
Schr j y lngraham, Packard Savannah--J Ingraham
Go.
schr Crinolne. Abrams Bal,lmore-W b vondersnith
schr Geo Taaxne, stecimau fhadeiphia-NL l. McCrcady
Co.
Schr Chilian, Wtnsow, observation-disclosures Murray.
Ecbr Brainard Buell., New Haven n--Fergnson Wood.
soop Dunwoode, Blizzard, Wilmington, del.
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GREENHORNS RAMPANT.
Splendid Election MateriI Wasted and
SruEned.

4 Lot Of Imported "Gentlemsn's Sons Want to
to hs Well Fed Gratis and Wen Paid for
Doing Nothing, but They Don't Get Much
Of Either and Get Kicked or Wards
Island = "Bunking" All Night
at Castle Garden.
The New York herald., 1870-03-01
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, HARCH l. s7o-TRIPLE SHEET

Mat,io Brown. several officers from other re2i.
ments were present. and prominent IN the throash
OF energetic dancers who threaded the may quad
rifles or wnirled IN the Dreetnless galop were As.
sistant United States District Attorney Paris OF
BROOKLYN; Messrs. Robert Hill John Golden and
John Boyle.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL WONDER.
HYATT,S LIFE BAI,SAM,

A HYArT's LIFE BALsAM.
;ss ;.s
aa sasa BY Sdhas's hs sa p"re
ssS's sasss xsasHS
old uee Msss s edi carries
esa lss Safs
ism, after failing Of Europe and America from the
4D'. .s .u,a ~ sSEtFILoUs ULCER: r., ,,,, or,. %,
Greenwich srsei Of scrofulois Ulcer which had eaten
the Mr. r. has been cured 10 years. with
Pnncpa depot sss Grand street. Sold by druggists, 81
per bottle, or SIX for 90 -.
VISIT TO NY rsrABLIsnMEST WILL CONVINCE; Z;
hs pSaSs aa s co Hsys 'Ss cue silver Patsa Ware
in .nc United states.
A, lower prices ,han any other house in the CITY
firr premium medal aud
a..wa1s and 'i House fSsF Fnrnsains sais Goods.
AA S0''' "A''AA's4 - Ipw%Rp D. BAssFoRD,
= Cooper institute AsLor place
coMFoar.-sEELEY,s HARD RUBBER rRussEs,
comfortable and best breaks nor SOILS
York. and f,sf7 Chestnut street, Phiadeiphss.
4 BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM ...I,aI THE
ac sufficient No charge in advance Nc p1Dancy
Advice fre' Counsellor at Law, 5ss 81 i broadway o.S
l,uREs OF DEBILITY, CHRONIC DISEASES WHICH
haye resisted the treatment others, Structures tis
tua piles Diseases OF the Blood, by Dr. LARMGST ausnor
PARIS and New York Medical AavissT anu Aa
riage Guide" At .l2 Broadway, from ~ 10
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !
IL Goods marked IN plain figures
Gail md examine the prices
100 CHOICE PAINTINGS
from ths studios OF Mazzani and Me1chsW' homo'
AT AND BELOW COST.
Our stock must be closed before May is next and the
continued after that datc by our successors,
Messrs. Ncot 4 DAVIDSON, at $50 broadway.
corner Of Broadway and Brootne street.
Our Store 63xoo let either entire or the lofts snparasy
DApICAL CURE. WITHOUT KNIFE, cAusFfG OR
h detention from busness for Structure, fsta Pies,
Diseases OF the Pelvic Vscera. Diseases and Deorne u
''' HENRY a. DANIELS, NJ. D., ia Lesia.toa avenue.
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SAILED.
schr Louisa Wilson, St Domingo.


The following vessels anchored NJ Quarantine outward
ship Shakespeare, for Hamburg; bark Tos Dale
for La and Puerto Cabelo schr Bapvard for
mond. In the Lower Bay :-Scbr john tor Wilmington NC
Wind at sunset WSW, fresh.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
ASSEMBLY,.
ALBANY, Feb. 2s, 1870.

ALBANY, Feb. rs, 1870.
RESOLUTIONS.
by Mr.. PIDNs1fg-Thas as the Weehawken Ferry
Company disregard the provisions OF their lease,
the Commerce Committee inquire what legislation il
necessary ~ make SAID company comply with their
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY rs, 1879.
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SHIPPIN G N E w S.
Almanac for New York -This Dan
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
koGpS or MARCH,
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Hints and Items Of News Gathered Up
About Town.

Chief Of Police Mulholland OF Chicago, yesterda,
was shown through the departments OF Police Head
quarters by superintendent Kennedy.
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

The body Of James Leary, who committed suicide
by dro wnirg, lying in the deadhouse at the Black
wcis Island Almsnouse, awaiting the Coroner's
action.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-25

The Crawford County Forum, in
common with other Democratic pa
pers, sends up a howl of rage on ac-
count of the manner in which the
recent election in New York city was
conducted. The Forum uses an ar
ticle from the New York Times,
as being expressive of the
Forums sentiments on that ques-
ton. It denounces the action Of
President Grant, in the bitterest
terms and charges the administra-
ton with resorting to nefarious de-
signs, fer the purpose, Of overawing
the citizens, and controlling their
ballots. There attempts to convey
the impressions that the Govern
ment improperly interfered with the
elections in that city are all lost, when
placed before men, who are at all IA
miliar with the history of elections
in New York city, or with the autho-
rity under which the administration
acted. The Government simply
took tue necessary steps to see that
law Of Congress should not be
trampled upon and defied by the
'repeaters' and party tools of that
political hell. Congress passed the
law referred to, which it had a right
to do, as has been decided by the
proper tribunal. 1t was not only the
prerogative of President Grant, but
his sworn duty, to see that the law
was respected and not treated as a
dead letter The course pursued by
the administration undoubtedly had
the effect to lessen somewhat the
Democratic majority, and for this
reason they are enraged. They can
never endure the thodght that New
York City shall eyer return to honest
voting.
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in operation aga

THE immortals of the age still
live. The long lived humbug, Wes-
ton, commenced at noon on Monday
to walk four hundred miles in five
days and is now switching around the
Empire Rink in New York City, with
every prospect of accomplishing his
feat somewhere between seven and
ten days. Whether Greely bet on him
or not, is not known. Poor George
Francis, is chafng and foaming in
the solitude of jail life at Lyons,
thrust there just as he had unsheath-
ed his sword to slay the enemies of
the Republic. The immortal -. NJ
gathers new yigor as years roll along
and assumes the pressure, more san
guine than ever, that he will yet lift
the vail and como out at last vic
tOrious.
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| been discharged from its considera


been discharged from its considera-
tion.
This is the condition of the case
at the present moment, and was last
August when Secretary Cox pro-
posed to cut the Gordian legal knot
by issuing a patent for the proper
ty to the New Idria Company. 1t
was that act Of usurpation which the
president prohibited the secretary
of the interior from committing,
and hence all this tempest in a tea
pot. As to the claim to the Ponocho
Grando rancho-the title by which
it is known in the proceedings-it is
pretty clear that neither McGarra-
han nor the New Idria Mining Com
pany has any legal right to it, the
original grant in the one case being
a forgery, andi in the other case min.
ers having no right to squat Oh
lands covered by a claim. The
equity ofthe case, however, is with
McGarrahan; for he bought in goot
faith claim adjudicated on ant
passed by the United States distric
court after all proper formalities
The property really belongs to the
government of the United States
and the proper disposition to make
of the whole matter is for the gov
ernment to outs all the claimant:
and take possession of the land, tc
dispose of it afterward as may bt
deemed best.
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so mn When these armies effect Junction
tbs Tnrober of troops will not be less than 20,
OOO besides their reserves OF lUO,VJO Oh tne
army of the Loire entrenchod at Orleans' anu
LoIS;nrT +be line EXTENDING north OF Chateau
Nm a5d Chartress Part of Frederick Charles
- hos established communication with
the Duke of Mecklenburg, between hVAi9P Pc S
and Fonntainbleau. The whole force Oh tne
former will probably effect lunoulon on lHg
23d. The united strength OF nus Iotce ,..1,- MN
tben he 10000. The strategy OF dAnVlues
hos driven them considerably south, Wnere
Re- Le Iii confront them with an entrenched
INV of equal numbers, while with the main
body Of 265. 600 men ne moyes on Versalhes
from the west. - D.
si,o,v that the Parisians are much Sc lrteiid
IT, French endeavored with four compa-
MICS of infantry and four guns to reileNe inc
carlson of La Tere, but were rep9ised anu
driven beyond the River Olse oy d p.'IdlIon Is.
of the Sixtieth Frussian regiment. a SUI IIie
from the fortress was made olrect!y ai1ei tnI
-'I1o,r To2-1o,-- Nov. 2I.-Earl Russell writes to
+be Times today. approving Earl GranVllies
Arm nn,nswerahle dispatch and urging tha'
more authority if possible, be conferred upon
the Crown TO call out the militia. de eoisld-
ers that a real emergency exists, Wnen tne
Minister of great power assumes the rlght 70
obrogate a treaty binding seven OF the chlei
States of Europe. He points out that large
number of Russian troops are moving 10 lhe
frontier and suggests that hundred thousailo
militia in addition to the militia reserve, De
called ont.
BrRTTy. November 2l.-It is reported that
po,.is i d,snosnd to Weld. The French troops
which were engaged west of Paris did not be-
LONG to the Army of the Loire. The Grand
Duke of Mecklenburg is to push westward,
while the rest Of the German force surround
Paris. -,
has inst arrived brings news contradictlng Ed
mu1d About's account of the feeling IN Paris.
The victory Of Coulomiers adds fresh courage
to the Parisians and there is no apprehension
for a supply Of food. =, - -
Tours states that there was an engagement OF
about FIVE hours, between three hundred Franc
Tieurs and twelve hundred Prussians near
Neuts, without any dscided result for either
IoYpoy, November 22-The feeling in re-
gard to the eastern question Is much more
healing and confidence is restored IN money
circles. Breadstuffs are declining.
Prussia. it is expected, will sustain the
peaceful sulutation Of the question between
Russia and other powers, relative to the Far
is treaty Of 1856.
MADR1p, November 22.-The Imperial says
that the formal acceptance Of the Spanish
crown by the Duke Aosto was received IN this
city on Saturday last.
foNpoN, November 22.-The news received
from Paris by balloon up to last night, Mon
day, says the city is entirely tranquil. The
supply of meat had been limited to fifty gram
mes daily. Horse flesh and vegetables were
still abundant. All young men between the
ages of 20 and % years had been enrolled in
the National Garde.
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The War.

The scattering and contradictory
reports, which reach US from the seat
of war, furnish very unsatisfactory
basis upon which to found prophecy
concerning the future situation Of
affairs in that country. But little
has been accomplished during the
past few days by fighting and the
burden Of the dispatches consist Of
speculations as to the future move
uent Of troops, the condition of the
orn,ies and the position likely to be
taken by the other powers which are
becoming Involved in the strife. As
to Paris there is nothing positive to
he learned concerning the true con-
dition of her people, or the plans Of
the armies outside.
What is to be the final result Of
the action which other powers arc
taking is only a matter ofcOnjectnre.
EnglanS is deyided against itself, a
portion Of the people being elamer'
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-25

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, is once
more at home. A short time since
he landed in France, with the avow.
ed purpose of saving the French Re.
public from impending ruin. A few
days since the pressure became toe
great and George disappeared from
view. He has been found however
in his accustomed place of resort, q
jail. The French Provisional Gov.
ernment undoubtly took this method
of showing their high appreciation
Of the great service he was willing
20 do them.
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GUS for var, while the remainder are
divided into the roncommittsl and
anti-war factions. Neither Russia
England, or Turkey, dare interfere
to fight alone, and Austria is equally
timid so that there does not seem to
be any immediate cause for fearing
hostilities from these powers
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-25

GENERAL ScHENcK it appears has
yielded to the earnest wish of his
friends and has consented to have
the election of Campbell, in the Day
ton district contested upon the point
whether the inmates of the Military
Asylum had a right to vote. 1t has
once been decided by the Supreme
Court ofOhio that they werenot legal
residents of the state and consequent
ly had no right to vote. The ques-
tioa is one to be controlled by the
House of Representatives.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-25

CLEVELAND has experienced a ser
ious water famine. By Il break in
the main water pipe between the wat
er works and the reservoir, the sup
ply of water was suddenly cut Of
and the citizens found themselves
with no water except what might be
drawn from an occasional well, OF
cistern. Manufactures were stopped
and thousands of men were thrown
out of employment. 1t was thought
that by Wednesday night the pipes
would be welded, and the works be
in operation again.
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