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THE RUN HOME

THE RUN HOME
"o'o'o the wind possessed no features OF interest.
)" "asa long stern chase tne whole way and the
n 20 was evidently with the Cambria. Both vessels
wen a'ohs with great rapldity the Cambria hoist
ing NJ balloon topsaiis aud booming out her lug
foresal'' shortly after rounding the buoy
the hm OF the Idier was scarcely perceptible
but she gained somewhat on the run rne
Cambria, However, got IN too lar to the westward
aud in order to clear Point judith which she dd at
4:4s p. M, wM' forced 10 llb over aud had 20 lbe
a second time a'rer passing it, by which movements
she lost a good deal OF time. After being suf,-
oiently clear OF Point Judith the yachts continued
on their way. there b eing scarcely any perceptble
gain by either. TIE Cambria passed Breaton's
Reef lightsnp at 5:27 II. NJ, ana on passing
Bateman's Point was loudly cheered aud
was received with lnenG9y salutes. she finally
passed the stakeboat the winner OF the cup at
547:2O TO the surprise of the majority OF the spec
tators The Idler was also saued as she arrived AMI
passed the stakeboat twelve mi. .nutes and four Sec
onds behind the Cambria. The on lctal time Of taer
return u as folows:-
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AUS TRIA.


The P0pc Rum Ahead.
VIENNA. August 49, 1870.
The Baron Won Beust urged the abrogation Of the
Concordat on the ground that 1t was impossible to
maintain relations with q Power whose pretensions
are suddenly found to be illimltabe.
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lder ........... ......................-.. B 81 20
Altogether II was spend,d,contest, marked. as It
was. by excellent sailing ami great speei, whilst the
capacities OF both yaCntS brought To u capital
test. According 20 the time allowance the Cambria
won by Sn 43s ana il0ths., and taking into account
that the Cambria got 3ls start beat te idler
actual time by lim., Sas. The Cambria made the
in 5h.. lTin pos. and the idler in OH, 29nl, 24s.
Several yachts accompanied the racers including
tue America, which behaved exceedingly welL Ow-
ing 10 the TACT OF the idier splitting her stem,
other contest may be arranged between her aud the
Cambria. but no formal challenge has yet been Of
tered.
The squadron VIII proceed TO New Bedford to- NOR
row tFriuayl morning.
The regatta at FAR Haven noticed in the HERALD
OF yesterday Il TO take place Van Tines Hote.
on the Shrewsbury river, ana not ut Fair Haven,
Conn., as many nave errouiously supposed.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Suh states that two represen-
tatives of foreign banking houses Tone
from London and one from Frankfort)
have arrived in this country for the pur-
Pose of making propositions to the gov
ernment to negotiate abroad four-and-a-
half per cent. loan, should Congress au-
thorize it, on the plan Submitted by Sec
retary Boutwell, in his annual report,
and which will be considered at an early
day by the Senate Finance Committee.
They state that if the interest is made
payable semi-annually in London, Paris
aud Frankfort, they will be able to effect
the sale of at least $loO,oOO,o 900 of such
loan. Pending the action of Congress
on this question, the terms on which the
foreign houses will undertake the pro.
posed loans will be submitted to the Sec.
retary of the Treasury. These are of
course baseo on commission, which it
is said, will be much less than was paid
for selling the fve-twenties.
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cell the, good friendsg Will Che right OF
suffrage give me one particle additional
right to do so evil a thingP There is
not scrap of law TO prevent me from
the low practices and vices Of the lowest
humanity; will voting make them more
attractive to me than now what can
make the pipe, cigar and wine-cuP. more
congeuia to a woman than a husbands
theory that they are necessary, pheasant
to the taste, and TO be desired to make
one vise"-backed up BY bis daily and
hourly practice.
Many poor woman, soft as unbaked
dough and sweet as sugar kisses, and as
attractive as frizzles, flounces, flowers
and fidgets can make her, lives with the
degradation of politics" from babyhood
TO good old age, first with father and
brothers, then with husband, sits at the
same fireside, eats at the same table, and
lays her head on the same pillow. breathes
in the foetid breath, listens to the pro-
ianity, and endures the madness Of public
LIE, which is brought home to the ''sacred
heart" and retains to the last her soft
ness and sweet attractive grace. If the
contact at home and abroad, with the
politicians-for every man is a politician,
three hundred and siXty-three days in a
year, Fourth of July and New Year day
included, has not spoiled us wholly in
the lust century, do in mercy let us try
the other two days and see, for n little,
whether we can be any worse than we
are.-ErdnceS ID. Gage.
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the band Of the Secretary. Can a vote of a
subsequent legislature destroy a deed solemnly
deposited in the archives of the nation9 Such
is the question on which the 18th Amendment
is likely TO turn. In n siDiMr case on the t4tf
Amendment New Jersey withdrew her con-
sent previously given nnd Mr.. Seward notified
Congress of that fact and Congress passed a
declaratory Act, that the amendment waspass-
ed
Virginia has once been admitted into the
brotherhood of States, as far as the House can
do it, by a vote of 143 to 40. The action of
the Senate is doubtful.
The Congregational Church Of this city, the
only church of that polity at the Capital, yes
terday took up collection of $4,000 to pay
off its floating debt. This is the church where
DR.. Boynton of Cincinnati once preached but
from which he seeded few months ago.
WORCESTER
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THE Rev. HORACE Cook who eloped rs
was stated last week, with Miss johnson, from
New York, only took the young lady to Phila-
delphia, and leaving her, rushed to N. York,
and then again back to Philadelphia. The
pair then started again for N. York, stopping
on the way at Camden, where he is said again
to have separated from the girl, going himself
a second time to New York. Another effort
brought them both to N. York, where rooms
were taken at a reputable hotel, where the
party were registered under assumed names,
and where the parents of the young lady
found her and took her back to her home
The bearing of Cook while with Miss Johnson,
Is represented to have been queer mixture of
passion and penitence-his convictions of guilt
rather getting the better of him, so that in the
language of one of the Suns reporters, he
showed to much passion for good parson,
and too little nerve for good scoundrel, and,
therefore, seems not to be well constituted for
either. He undertook to chastise one of the
reporters of the world newspaper, for making
SO free with his reputation, and got both "A
drubbng and place in police station. No
one appearing against him, he was released
He is an exemplification of the truth of Shaks-
peares estimate of human nature-"Conscicnce
makes towards of US ALL" The loss of present
position, brilliant future and wringing the
hearts of all who are in any way connected
with either party, with modification and sor-
row, are some of the items of cost in this step
of folly and madness. The way of the trans
gressor is indeed hard.
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RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION seems to threaten
a serious outbreak in Mexico the protection
given by Juarez to Evangelical Christians in
Pueba and other places having excited the
animosity of the old church party. A letter
from Mexico states that small congregation
of Christians, who worshipped in room in
Pueba, were mobbed by large crowd of
Catholics, and their Bibles tracts, and other
effects taken into the street, torn in pieces and
burned The few Christians present were shot
and stoned and beaten, and two are not ex-
pected to live. The police and military were
called out and partially dispersed the mob,
killing one of the latter. All foreigners were
subjects of attack, and several persons not i'm
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AN ORDINANCE to prescribe and
regulate the Fees Of the Mayor, Marshal aud Deputy
Marshals Of the Incorporated Village Of Ashtabula.
Section I-Be II ordained thai the Mayor Of the In
corporated Village of Ashtabna for all services render
ed by him in his Judicial capacity shall he entitled to
charge and receive the same fees as are for like
services by law allowed to Justices OF the Peace.
Section II.-Be It further ordained that the Marshl
and Deputy Marshas, of said village, for all services
rendered by him them In their official capacity shall
be entitled to charge and receive the fees
now by law allowed to Constabes for like services.
This ordinance shall take effect and aer its passage.
Passed January 10. 1870. ~
Attest, TnEoD. HALL, Clerk. II. H. GILKEY, Mayor
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I'M ORDINANCE to Regulate and
Restrain billiard Tables and Billiard SALOONS.

Section I-Be It ordained by tho Councll Of The
Incorporated Village of Ashtanula that II shall be unaw
fu for the owner keeper or proprietor or any ageut
want employee of the owner keeper or proprietor OF
any billiard Saloon, in the Incorporated Village OF Ash
tabGa, suffer, permit allow any ysrson OF persons
10 play or practice at billiards In sad billiard saloon al
ter the hour OF (9) nine o'clock, +. Nj,
Section u.--Be II further ordained that the owner
keeper proprietor of each and every Billiard Saloon
in sadINiage of Ashtabula shall close or cause 10 be
closed, said saloon at or before the hour OF nine (
O'Clock p NJ each day, and shall not permit, snher
allow person persone 10 eonRregao IN or about
his raid aion for the purpose CT praeelng or playing
NJ billiards. alter the hour OF nine ) o'clock, +, NJ
Section HI.-Any building. saloon, cellar, room or
place where any billiard table or tables are kept for hire
for public nse sha be deemed taken ahd held to be
billiard saloon within the meaning OF this ordnance
Section IV.--Any person found guilty Of violating
any of the provisions of this ordinance eha forfeit and
pay hne OF not than Twenty-Five Dollars (S2ol or
shall be Imprisoned not moro than ten O days, or both
at the discretion OF the Mayor, and shall pay the costs
Of prosecution and may at the discretion OF the Mayor
be Imprisoned until the fine and costs arv paid
Section y-It shall be, und is hereby made the du
W OF the Marshal and his deputies TO arrest on view
any person found violating any OF the provisions OF this
ordinance.
Section VI--An prosecutions under this ordinance
shall be before the Mayor written complaint spee
| glng In ordinance language, the ofensc charged
THIS ordinance shall take effect and after the IT,
rsO day OF February, A. d. 1870. Passed jan TO- 1910
! Attest, TuEoD. HALL Clerk. E. II. GnKEY, Mayor
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On the 9th inst, both branches OF the New
York Legislature adopted resolutions repeating
the resolution adopted by the Legislature last
winter ratiying the Fifteenth Amendment to
the Constitution of the United States. The
resembling resolutions passed the Senate by
vote of 10 to 10, and Assembly by vote of 65
to SO.
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NetC AdCertisent cnts.
AN ORDINANCE to Regulate & r.

N NJ prDnINr NrCU ~ Dl ~
I'm cNDlN ANSE 10 Regulate lie
'""'' D a'" wv M i,o"s's vi s"'ps'
section iIbe II Ordained by the Council OF tihe In
OF proprietor Oh each ana every Aie beSr hhd forer
tahula shall close the same or cause the same to be
closed before the hour fnine W o'clock p NJ each
day.
sectIon II That n sbau be unovn nl 6,r apv o,v,er
keeper or proprietor or the agent servant OF employee
or the. owner keeper proprietor of AIRY ale, beer
porter honse or shop to Keep open; Orto suffer- permit
or allow 10 DC kept OPEN any rucn aie beer or porter
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THE horrible crime of procuring abortion
has received check in Michigan. A surgeon
named Shannon has been tried on II charge of
manslaughter for procuring abortion which re-
suited in the death of his patient, and the
Judge condemned him to seven years imprison,
ment with hard labor and would have passed
a more serere sentence had it not been for the
prisoners former respectable character and aG-
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-22

Ashabula County is not neglected in the
so far as these honors are conferred by posi-
tons upon the committees, Mr.. FITcm has n
place upon two of the most important COM
mittees-Federal Relations and the Judiciary.
Mr.. HAYwARDs name appears upon two 9th
ers-Penitentary, and Salaries and Fees. The
repeal of the odious boiler law, is due in a
good measure to the energy of our members,
especially to efforts upon the floor, of the mem
Der ilom this place. His usefulness is also seen
in the Introduction of several new bills and a
meutfnents 10 sundry old ones
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i HE CO.PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
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lnsuranee business kingsvie o. s this day dssolv
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Kingsyillo, Jan. /, 1870. IL. SrURPEyASr,
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UISSOLUTION.-The firms of Has.
kell Brother, aud ID. w. Haskell & Co. are this day
dissolved by mutual consent. ID. w. HASKELL who will
continue the business, is authorised TO settle the
standing accounts OF the above firms Those interested
will please settle iD,Dlediatsiy,
ID. W. HASKELL & Co.
January l. 1870, stOi5 HASKELL y BRO.
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Mr.. EDITOR on the evening Of the Both ult., by the
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