The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-13
OHIO NEWS.

are to be considered, The Ohio
Teachers Association meets at the
same place July 9th and 9TH.
From every section of the state We
have the graIifyinglntel gence that
tho late rains and fine weather have
brought the wheat out wonderfully,
and that it never looked better at
this season of the year. Should
neither fly nor mildew intervene to
blight the prospects, an abundant
harvest is anticipated
Elson Hyssom, convicted af "as-
sauIt with intent to commitrape up
on his own daughter" aged be-
tween thirteen and fourteen. es-
Gared from the Monroe county Jail
on the evening of the 9th day OF
April last, before the jury returned
their verdict ofguilty. A reward
of $500 is offered for his arrest.
The Toledo board of education,
has sot apart n of the rooms OF
the new Jefferson street schools
house, to be occupied by Mrs. Day,
with a school composed of the col
ored pupils of the city of all grades
above the junior secondary. The
Blade advocates the entry of color
ored children into all the schools.
Of course, il will come to this at
last, if there Is any w~aVering in the
negro vote.
The Delaware Herald says that
a committee of ten gentlemen have
determined TO start a mandatory
of agricultural Implements IN that
city. They have a capital ofs5O'O0O
which they will invest in The bust
ness, and if the citizens of the place
will assist them IN procuring suita-
bic grounds, near the depot, they
proceed at once 10 The erection OF
buildings, etc.
The Ohio Reform Farm School
has at present three hundred and
forty inmates, with capacity for on
ly for three hundred. The press
ure for admission was never so
great, and more thai twenty boys
in the various counties of the state
are now waiting their turn TO be re.
ceiyed. The want of room is the
only reason why these boys r not
received. The appropriation made
by the legislature TO erect two ad-
ditional family buildings will ena-
BILE the commissioners TO enlarge
the capacities of the institution SO
that another hundred "a be receIv.
cd and properly cared for.
Parson Day at Akron, last Sum
day evening, talked plain TO the to-
bacco eating christians in his con-
gregation. II came into this ROOM
said he, "and found where a very
respectable man had sat, q large
puddle of nasty, filthy tobacco spit
tie. It was not fit TO even have
been in any mans mouth. l was
sorry to see it on the floor. but
was glad the man had elected II
from his mouth. He was right in
cleaning out his mouth. But to
clean 1t out in such q place! Hero,
where we expect to set tables and
eat in time to come. The only
place that 1 can imagine where a
man should with impunity spit out
such a filthy moss would be in Il
bottomless pit, if such a be
found"
The Toledo Blade has a hopeless
job on IFS hands. 1t says: THE
Wing party came to its end through
its neglect to purge itself of political
error and corruption. We r not
of those who intend to let the Re-
publican party 60 to ruin IN that
way without resistance and pro
test" Protest is a good word.
The people of Monroe. Ohio, have
resolved to fuse all lawful meas
ures, and forcible means, ~lfnecessa
ry,.' to keep that town clear VI
gamblers, dice jugglers, sneak
thieves, confidence men and pick
pockets" and in pursuance there
with have orgaized a vigilance com.
mIttee,
The Zanesvill Signal says: Col
Henry Orndorff, who for over hall
a century has been one of the best
known and most respected citizen:
of GAINESVILLE, after attaining the
three score years and ten mention
ed by the psalmist as usually allotted
age of man, lett on Monday morn.
ing, May I'd, with his family, fol
San Francisco, California, by rail.
way. The unexpected event Of hI'
leaving drew quite an assemblage o,
his friends To the depot to Sec him
off and bid hin goodbye. Only one
of his family, a son, who resides in
Columbus, remains on this side o.
the mountains.
JUDGE l.. P. Marsh, having resonsiderec
his purpose of residing in Western New
York, has returned and made ZanPsVill
his permanent residence. Judge NJ Arsh,
for many years. has been one of the ablesI
lawyers of this city, and bis long expert
ence on the BEECH and as a plesder give
him a high stf niing in his profession. HiC
Office lie on Main street, over the Second
National Bank, opposite tie Court House.
-Z4nesville Signal.
CAPTAIN C. F. HALL claims TO have
made "two successful voyages to the Arctic
regions" That is, he got back safely both
times.-IOhiO State J ournal.
HARPER's WEEKLY, of New York, las
degenerated into the lamrooDist and carica.
turist Of the democratic party, and also oil
the Catholic religion. It's politics are in
teuselT Radical. -lZanesVille Signal.
John Hess, q horse thief who
escaped from Cambridge jail on the
22d of April, let the sheriff hear
from him in this affectionate epis-
tie:
LOUISVILLE, April 80, 1870.
Mr.. Sherif-Sir in order that
ron NOV kpow TINT et;u live he