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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-06-18
Thompson Quarrv.

i HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson
Geauga County s the nearest and most convenient for
the citizens of Ashabulp and vicinity OF any other and
the quality Of s stone II superior for rmnessof texture
and durability Stone cut to any Dimensions, and for
any purpose, dressed In the most workmanke manner
and at short notice.. Orders sUliciated for Flaggng
Steps, We.StOnes, Undaerpinnng. Window and Doc
Caps and Sills Coping nd water Tables. When the
travelingis good partie may do their haullngat
considerabcsavin e. B. EDGERTON
Thompson, Dec. 20, 1867. $40
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDON, May 17-5
p. M.-COnS0lS closed at 045x for money and
9iH for the account. American securities steady
United States five-twenty bonds, 1862, S9H; 1865
Erie Railway shares, 1871; Illinois Central, II2i
Atlantic and Great Western, 28lS.
PARIsBOURsE.-PARIs, May 17.-The Bourse closed
quiet, Rentes, T5f. 1Oc.
FRANKFORT BoURsE FRANKFORT, May 17-United
States 1ve-twenty bonds opened quiet at 95T and
closed quiet at 95S for the issue Of 1852.
LIVERPOOL COrTON MARKET.-LIvERpOoL Nav
H-5 p M.-The cotton market closed dull. Mid.
ding uplands, lid. 11Hd. middling Orleans,
11d. The sales Of the day have been 10000 bale,
HAvRE COTTON MARKBr.-HAvRE, May 17.-Cofton
closed heavy both on the spot and aOat Tres ordi-
mare mare on ao fne spot 1891 per cwt low middns,
CHESTER, May It's p. M.-The market for yarns and
fabrics s quiet.
LIvERPooL BRRADsTUFPs MARKEr.-LIvERpoor.
May Id p. M-The market isquiet. Wheat o.
Sd 9S: 3D. per Genital for California white 7s Id
~ Ior red winter, and &C. 3D. for No. red Western
Gays nave been y, 600 quarters, all OF which Ame-
rican flOur, EOS. Sd. per Dbl. for Western canal.
Corn, 29s. ga. per quarter for European Peas, $685.
3D. per quarter for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION NMARKRT.-LIvRRPOoI. Nav
lI-6 r. M.-Lard quiet. Bacon, 64s. per cwt for
short ribbed middles. Pork, lbs. Cd. per bbi for
Eastern prime mess ~,
LIvERP00L PROVISION MARYKr.-LrvERpooL. NAV
l7.e r M.-Taliow, 44s. per cwt. The market u
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN. May II
Tallow heavy. Calcutta linseed frm LinseAd oil
easier at fS2 232 6s. per ton. Sugar on the SPOT
nrmer put not quotaply higher. sperm 6il arm.
Calcutta linseed frmer at CAS-. 62s. ID. ! -,
PRrRoLKUH MARKETt--ANrwIRP. Mxx 1z-Pe.
troleum closed declnidR at 63x franca f0r standard
vhIA-
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MURDER IN JERSEY.

a Mans skull Crushed In-The Body Discsv-
ered On tho Bank or tho Morris CANAL
Tho Affair 6hroudcd I'm Mystery.
A mason named Charles D0fYeldecker, forty years
Of age, residing In Monticello avenue. Jersey City,
left his home yesterday morning with forty dollars
his possession for the purpose OF pros
curing some lintels at Engllsh's stone yard,
corner OF Montgomery and Van Worst streets
His family became uneasy at his long absence, as he
was 10 return within couple OF hours. About six
O'Clock IN the afternoon information was given TO
Captain Pierce OF the Fourth precinct. that q man
ha1 been murdered at Statewide and the
body was not Identified. An officer accom-
panied by some citizens started or and found the
body lying on the bank OF the Morris Canal near
place called the "Fiddlers Bend" The left side OF
dis1gured. The Dody was at once Identified as
that OF Dofeldecker. On his coat was
shield, showing that he was member
OF No. Engine Company OF the Bergen ds'rtcr. His
pockets were rinei or their contents showing tnat
plunder was the object OF the murder
The body was conveyed to the late residence
OF the unfortunate man, and when II Is an
nounced that wife and four children were there,
the scene that followed may well be imagined. How
he was taken from Jersey City in the forenoon to q
lone place In BayOnne whether he was drugged,
whether his footsteps were dogged by the greedy
assassin, how terrible was the last struggle, are
questions which cannot be solved just now. Coroner
Burns was notified and an inquest will
be commenced forthwith. Mystery Is stamped In
every feature OF this case and while these words
being written the b00dthirsty wretch who took
away MS life may be escaping from the laws rctr-
button Detectives Will be sent to work up the case
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JERSEY COURTS At woaK.

A Physician ON Trial for tho Mausiaushter
Of His Patient-Another Physician Await-
ins Trial for AIalpractIcc-Heavy Sentence
q Brutal Sc0undrel-shoplifters OF 70
Trenton.
In the Hudson county Court Of Sessions at Jersey
City Dr. James Carey was placed ON trial yesterday
on an indictment charging him with the man.
slaughter Of Ellen Rehil He attended the woman
at her confinement, and by his alleged reckessness
in the use OF instruments and his negligence In
not having consultation with some other
physician, as required by law In all where the
patients lie Is in peril, the woman lost her life
The cOr0ners jury rendered OF those laundering
verdicts not uncommon with such bodies In Jersey,
and did not implicate any person In the case. John
kehlll, the husband OF deceased carried the to
the Grand Jury. The trial is in progress.
DIR. C0bel, OF New York, Is awaiting trial for NAL.
practice. The facts OF this case were published
few weeks ago.
Siegmund Schroeffel, the scoundrel who perpe-
tra.ed nameiess crime on child four years old at
Hoboken pleaded guilty and was sentenced to ten
years in the State Prison, sentence too light by
half when the facts OF the detest9ble CRIME
Sidered. The poor child has lost the OF eye
and VIII probably lose the other.
Frank Lewis and William Teller, two shoplifters,
who entered dry goods store in H0bOken and under
pretence OF inspecting some goods, secured bag OF
valuable goods were convicted and sentenced to
three years In the State Prison.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
TsLeGRApaIc NEWS ITEMS.

was reported at Esspor Mc yesterday, that the Mag
dalene herring fishery . total failure.
Regfsration closed In Richmond. Va last night The
whites $50 ahoad. At the last registration the blacks
. majority of several hundred.
fire at oskosh Wis. yesterday destroyed g. Irvine
Co.'s Touring mill and Welsh, Jenkins Co.'s Touring mill
Loss to the former $4,000 The latters $50
italy insured. F
the difficulties in Dickinson College. at Carlisle Pa have
been satisfactorily adjusted The order OF has
been recalled, and the members OF the Sophomore and
Junior classes present have resumed their duties
An incendsry fire broke out in Henderson NJ c. at three
O'Clock yesterday morning, and exiingushsd until
all the business houses In the place railroad depo
were destroyed About half the goods saved in
aged condition. The loss 10 estimated a 500s0 third Of
which amount 10 covered BY insurance.
Nathaniel Gale for many years clerk the Naval Olce
Department OF the Boston ustom House, charged with
deIraIding the government to the amount Of gold
the collection OF invoice dutes mercha clerk named
Hbbord, 10 charged accompiice. Both have been
arrested and held for trial on Thursday.
There suit before the Massachusetts u-
Prems Court brought BY Mrs Lewis against her husband,
parents Of Corinna Lewis who abducted months
her father and subsequently returned TO her ober
By order OF the N eW York courts
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amusing themselves with airing at each other shots
f.om pair loa led xshooters. Borh were under
the tnd1ence Of liquor, aud suppJred difIoioLk
candidates, which win probably account for
heir erors to let daylight through each other.
Tney were taken before Judge Bixby, at the York
vile Police Court, where on charge OF disorderly
conduct made by ths Officers they were held 70 au-
aver. A train OF the young democracy OF the
Iwenty.hrst accom- nanlef them TO the o0ur but dld
not succeed n releasing them.
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Tammany Sweeps the
State.
The Total Vote in This City
100000.
The Metropolis Shows q Clear Demo
cratic Majority Of 10000.
A Quiet Day In the City-Heavy Voting and
Repeating-Scenes and Incidents.

The special election which was held yesterday
passed or with remarkable quietness, and resulted,
as was generally anticipated. In victory for the
entire democratic ticket The onicers TO De elected
were nve Judges OF the Court of Appeals, Chief
and four associates; four Judges OF the Court OF
Common Pleas In this city, one Of whom was to oil
the vacancy caused by the elevation OF Judge
Brady to the Supreme Court; three additional
Judges Of the Marine Court; fifteen aldermen.
to take the place OF the present board Of
Aldermen and Supervisors twenty-five Assistant
Aldermen, to take the place Of the present Board OF
Assistant Aldermen, and Inspectors OF Registry ana
Election for the year 1870 1t was generally sup
posed that the vote In this city would be very light
and, indeed, throughout the State 1t was believed
that in view Of the fact that this was special cleo
tion the voting would fall far short OF that Of last
fall It appears, however, that the strength Of both
parties was comparatively well brought out and the
result shows that the democratic party has sustained
it's prestige throughout the entire State, the majority
for judges Of the Court OF Appeals exceeding 50OO0
In this city the most remarkable fact was that the
voting was confined to the Tammany and republican
tickets there being no spit" tickets either side
something which has not occurred before since the
good old times when whg and democrat were the
only titles for party distinction The fact that in.
spectors for the next election were to be chosen
contributed to bring out the vote more,
perhaps than any love or fear for the
general party issues. The leaders of the
so-called ''young democracy were out working
with apparent zeal for the success OF the Tammany
ticket, but the result OF the election next fall will
show whether they were working In good faith or
only to elect inspectors and canvassers who could
and would count for them In their respective wards
against the interests OF the Tammany leaders.
Tho returns, as far as received and which show.
as above remarked, great victory for the demo.
cratic party, will be found below
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MExICO.

General Cadena Again ON the Rampage
Moro InsurGent Raids-Tehuansepec TO be
Surveys miscellaneous Matters.
HAVANA, May II, 1870.
Mexican advices to May 10 have been received.
Garcia Cadena. after again organizing a numerous
band, attacked the town Of Tuchipna and was
repulsed.
The Cuernavaca insurgents have been defeated
and Afterwards moved into the State OF Puebla.
Congress has decided to try Trinidad Garcia
memDer Of that body, and the prisoner has been
brought to the capital.
Mr. Williams, an American engineer, and Mr..
Garray, a commissioner for the governments, have
gone 70 Tehuantepec TO survey canal route.
rupture has taken place between the Governor
and Legislature OF JascO.
number Of highwaymen have been executed.
colony OF miners have left Aerm0sillo for the
newly discovered placere
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
NAVAL iNTelLieeMcE.

WASHINGTON, May17 1870,
Lieutenant W. P. Randall Is detached from the
Boston Navy Yard, and ordered to the Saugus. En-
sign Charles +. Norton is detached from the Michi-
gan. and ordered to duty in the Pacific feet. Sur.
geon George w. Woods Is detached from the James
town, ana ordered to the receiving ship Independ-
ence. Lieutenant Charles A. Schetky Is ordered to
the receiving ship Ohio. Enslgns II. NJ Taliman
and n. II. Barnes are ordered to the Onward. En-
sign Thomas H. Stevens is ordered to the ST. Marys
The United States steamer Severn arrived ut
Havana yesterday morning from Key West
SAVANNAH. Ca, May II, 1870.
The monitor Terror and convoy Pilgrim arrived
here to-day from Hampton Roads.
The steamship San Salvador, which arrived here
to-day from New York, reports passing double
Martins Industry at eight A. M. to-day.
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FIRE IN CHERRY STREET.

Shortly after midnight fire occurred in the
foundry fittings and charcoal grinding establish
ment at 27s Cherry street, occupied by vantuyl l.
60. The building is five story one with the 'front.'
age on Cherry street and running through 10 Water
street. The fire had gained considerable head
way when discovered, and on the arrival OF the
ring second alarm. The building was
completely gutted. The loss Is estimated at 500 600
on machinery $4,000 on building, and about $500
on stock. The machinery is of costly character At
so late an hour 1t was impossible to ascertain the
Insurance. but 1t was stated that the losses were
fully covered. The fames broke out in the base.
ment aud are supposed to have originated by sparks
from the furnaces.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
ILLINOIS,.

Tho Suits Against tho New York blondes
Successful Tour Of the White STOCKINGS
Ball Club.
CHICAGO, May IT, 1870
The trial Of Pauline Markham, Lydia Thompson.
Alexander Henderson and Archibald Gordon for an
assault upon MIR. Story, editor Of the Chicago Tunes
came on to-day in the Recorders Court. None Of the
parties were present except Mr.. King, counsel for
the defendants, who put In q plea OF guilty. Miss
Thompson and Henderson were fined $500 each and
Miss Markham $3.50.
The Chicago White Stockings Base Ball Ulub re.
turned from their Southern tour last night During
OF which were with the champion clubs Of Missouri,
tennessee and Louisiana. The club won every
game, scoring an aggregate Of 479 runs against As
made by their opponents. The club will commence
an Eastern tour June 26 -
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
Big Thing on schneidcr-ISald or Two
Policemen and Whnt Came Of IL.

Two defenders of the faith OF Tammany, buttoncd
to the throat armed with clubs and bearing the
stamp Of Official authoritupon their frowning vsage3
sailed forth from the Second precinct police station
yesterday In quest Of vi0lat0rs OF the excise and
election laws. II suddenly accosted they might
possibly have recollected In their then Gd Interim
state that among the blue coated fraternity they
were known as Henry g. Trass and Thomas keane,
officers Of the law.
swINqISo ROUND THE CIRCLE.
OF the precinct Messrs Tfass and Keane, descended
on the resDectabe caboose Of one unfortunate
putchman surnamed Schneider Schneider keeps Q
lager beer sloon and soils such harmless mysteries
Ioneys." His number on Fulton street Is ~. and he
believes In the lowing lager, Whep, therefore, his
door yes darkened by the heavy bodies OF the ineb
Rated policemen, Schneider the younger, youth VI
much promise, raised ~
and in an admrable MIXTURE OF doubtful Ger
man and unmistakable New York, demanded
OF the officers stood up over their rising hair:
their clubs trembled in their hands; their
eyes opened wide with astonishment, and their coat
tiiis Immediately assumed q striking attitude, so
great was the astonshment OF the offcers at the
audacity Of the youth. DIsmissny him behind the
counter with disdalnlul glance and
WARNING WAVE OF A CLUB
they then proceeded TO taste the beverage In view,
for the purpose OF ascertainlng whether Schneider
was violating the law or not IL was slow process
and might have resulted well for law and order but
fired by zeal and unmindful OF discretion Trass in
adverlantiy swallowed bottle Of tomato sauce
which he innocently supposed to be whiskey That
stopped the investigation, as It should. Tfass aud
Keane then careened out into the street and
THE LAST THE BOY SCHNEIDER SAW
OF Inem they were running muck against lamp
posts, awnings ana pillars, and endangcrng tho
safety OF broadway stages. In the course OF human
events they brought up at tho station house, and
tnere they now sleep the seep that knows no ocial
waking to renewed employment as guardians OF the
law.
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Imperial Constitutional solcmnIties.

PARIS, May II, 1870.
Ministerial journals contradict the report that
re De1m win be sung and grand fetes with illumiria
tons given on the occasion OF the declaration OF the
EIeotscitunt; but they state that a solemn assem-
blage VIII be convoked, at which the Emperor will
receive the Official announcement OF the result OF
the national vote In the presence Of the great bodies
of tho Site.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
ExCAAMSE0 SHOTS.

Two men, named John Mahoney and Thomas
Adams, yesterday afternoon became engaged in a
quarrel In Second avenue. near Thrtyfourth street.
Both men drew their pistols and exchanged shots at
each other, but fortunately without inflicttnr any
wounds. Both men were promptly arrested by
0lcers OF the Twenty first precinct aud when take,
TO the station house neither would make any Oh lrge
against the other. An oncer, however, made CON.
amt against bOtn, and they will be arraiQned thi
morning at YOrkvilIe Police Court
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
THE ERIE CANAL.

Serious Break In tho Canal nj Whitesboro--
Damage to the Central Railroad.
UTICA. May II, 1870
serious break In the Erie canal occurred this
morning at the dry dock, one mile above Whites
boro. One boat was carried through the tow path.
About 100 feet OF the track or tho New York Cen.
tral Railroad was carried away but the damage was
repaired sufficiently to allow trains to pass at four
to Rome. The stopgate there saves the water ir the
rest OF the level Boats will not rud again FOR some
daYR
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India, the Church aud Malrimouy.

Indins the Church and Matrimony.
LONDON, May II, 1870.
Mr.. Shaw Lefevre stated In the House OF Com
mons tonight that an inquiry was In progress into
the schemes for improved communication across
the channel.
debate arose on the composition of the India
Council, and occupied the remandei OF the session.
In the House OF Lords many petitions were re-
ceved for the repeal Of the law forbldding marriage
with a deceased wire's sister. ~
bill sequestrating benences to pay the aebts Of
their incumbents provoked sharp discussion, and
was finally referred to select committee.
The House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
Colonial DoveIopmeut.

Colonial DcvelOpmcnt.
LONDON, MAY II, 1870.
In the House OF Commons tonight Ar. Monse
stated that the Commission OF Colonists from New
Zealand, which waited on the government here,
were refused their request that the troops be re-
tained In the colony but obtained authority to bor
row al5o.ooo sterling annually for i've years, to be
used to promote immigration and improve internal
communication.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
ENGLAND.
The TAsa.rio.l Yu.d Banquet.

LONDON, May II. 1870.
The theatrical fund dinner was given at 81 James
Hall last evening. The Prince OF Wales presided.
Among the distinguished guests present were the
Duke OF sutherland, Lord Darlington, Lord Lennox,
the Nawab Of Bengal ana others. IT was UNDER
stood that Charles Dickens was to be the orator OF
the evening. but he was obliged to be absent The
Prince OF Wales In his speech paid high tribute to
the theatrical profession, and closed BY urging tine
claims OF the charitable object Of the meeting. John
Baldwin Blackstone and Dion Boucicault followed
with humorous speeches. The meeting did not ad-
journ TILL late hour.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
SPAIN.
The Throne Question.

MADRID, May II, 1870.
Espartcro has written letter to Marshal Prm de.
clining the candidacy for the crown on account OF
his great age
The press continues to urge settlement Of the
question Of the throne. and the anxiety in political
circles for the termination Of the provisional status
daily increases.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
Out.Door Amuse,neuts.

LONDON, May H. 1870.
The Pail Mau Gazette, aliuding to forthcoming
races predicts that the Darby and the Oaks will be
equally uninteresting; not many horses as usual
will run at either race.
The Marylebone and Surrey eevcns concluded
game to-day, which was won by the former eleven
by 100 runs. M
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
GERMANY.

The Postal Convention with America.
BERLIN, May II, 1870.
The Reichstag has passed to third reading the
bill carrying into effect the provisions Of the postal
convention concluded between the United States
and the North German Confederation.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
ROME.

Christopher Columbus Memory.
ROME, May II, 1870.
The oanonization of Christopher Columbus is con.
templated.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
ARMY INTEL tG:M;s.

The resignation OF Paymaster John w. Smith,
United States Army, has been accepted. Acting
Assistant Surgeon X. N. Tidemann Is relieved from
duty In the Department or Arizona and ordered to
New Mexico
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
ParIlamentary Opposition.

The party OF the left centre, to which belonged
the three Ministers who have just resigned is to be
immediately reconstructed.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
GREECE.

French Notice ON Brigandage.
PARIS May II. 1870
The French government has ofically notified
Greece that If brigands capture Frenchmen Greece
shall pay the ransom.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
ITALY.
Polica md p..ea

FLORENCE, May II, 1870.
The entire reduction and submission OF the
Neapoltan insurgents is reported to the War once
this morning.
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Not Looking to Africa. .

LONDON, May IT, 1870.
The Prussian government finds 1t necessary to
xepudate the intention attributed to 1t OF purchasing
part Of the coast OF the Transvaal republic ror o
shipping station.
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sccae. 10 Front ef che HeraId Omce.

~' "'s o'cSti"u uixutS, INC oiucWosk ouO
street In font OF the HERALD once werc last night
inc nucleus OF thousands OF people ANXIOUS to learn
the nrst ana earliest Intelligence OF the result Of
Yesterdays election There was not much In the
contest OF the Issues at stake TO stir the popular
mind a. at other elections yet, nevertheless, tho
TACT that the two great parties OF the State and city
were making thelr nrst appeal to the SURFACES or
the people, In one instance under the Judiciary
amendment 10 the constitution and In the other
unaer ,ne new invested Yesterdays contest
The HERALD made its usual ample preparations
to announce the returns as their swi tfoOtai com
rers brought them In from Its own CORPS OF speolai
inspectors An immense canvas bulletin. brfliiAntIv
illuminated oy calcium light placed in one OF tho
open windows OF the Astor House looking Into Vesey
street. covered the front facade OF the building on
this the returns they came in were set f0rth--ln
every instance pr0catming the success OF the demo-
cratic ticket and from time to time elictng cheers
from the crowd In the street.
the ever moving assemblage and cries OF Bully for
you, Fourth ward" or "Buy for you, B.g Six"
would be heard a. the figures showed Largo demo-
cratic maj0rtties In those wards. The 00s1Sns had
their say on these OCCASIONS and would Join In with
"How are you, nfteenth amendment.u "Where's the
In the midst OF the cheers and laughter thai would
be thus provoked the shrl cry OF the newsb0ys would
be heard selling their fourth editions and announcing
with their usual cool assurances Full returns OF
the election" Success or the Tanmany Ticket I"
&c. 1t was yet early In the night when the returns
that had come to hand made assurance double sur0
that the democratic ticket would be triumphanty
elected, ana though hundreds continued to come
ana read the bulletin and then depart satisfied a3 ~
the result there was not the same crowd nor tho
nouncement OF the returns In the earlier part OF tho
evening.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
Tho Marriage Law.

MADRID, May II, 1870.
The Cortes has passed the bill authorizing civil
marriage by vote CT 142 yeas to "a nays.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
Searching for Fenians.

50HHCHIuX FOmIdUye
LONDON, May II, 1870.
The police are searching Birmingham for Fenians,
reported to be concealed there and supposed to be
connected with the party arrested In this city on Sun.
day.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
ROynl Concert.

LONDON, May II, 1870
state concert was given at Buckingham Palace
tonight The Queen was represented by the Prin-
cess Alexandria.