Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22
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Archbishop NcCloSkey of New York.
says that no throne in Europe is safe, unless
the Pope is restored.
eH'- Tue first narrow gauge passc nger engine
ever built in America. has been shipped to
Pixies Peak, Colorado, from Philadelphia.
tB-The Mount Ceuis Tunnel bids fair to be
as much troubled by smoke Is the Saez Canal
by sand.
tS- The poet savs-"Frend after friend de-.
parts" but it by no means follows that tho
Quakers will vote the Democratic ticket.
eB-The Montreal Observatory has been
placed in communication with the Signal Of
tce Of the United States War Department
s8r The Constitutional Convention in Sea-
sion at Lincoln, Nebraska. will no doubt order
the question of female suffrage submitted to
vote of both sexes
;HThe new Commissioner of Agriculture,
DR.. Watts, says he shall administer the De
partment on agricultural principles, instead Of
political, and that he shall make no changes
in the Office.
tB-P rnce Shmdzu, nephew of the late
Tycoon OF Japan. fine. intelligent youth OF
sixteen years, with a retinuc of nineteen per
sons arrived en- route 10 New England 10 lie
educated
sHr The 2ri64ae deserves the thanks of Al
good citizens for is unceasng efforts TO spurl
up the police of New York TO duty. The
Tribune is the best superintendent the New
York police have
A letter appears in Boston Sunday paper
signed b. +. Butler, In which that gentleman
says that, in view of the present political stu-
alton of the parties in Masssc schusetts, and the
withdrawal OF Gov. Clafiin. he proposes to be-.
como candidate for Governor.
s#-A terrible hail storm visited small sec
lion of country covering six farms near Big
Springs Kansas, not far from Topeka, oI Fri
day night II destroyed all the corn aud other
crops, and about two thousand bushels D
peaches and agrrat quantity of grapes. Farm.
adjoining were not injured.
sD"The leading Prohibilionists of Pennsyl
vania have decided not to call q conychlion to
nominate State officers, but have instead re-
commended the interrogation sf the candi
dates nominated Ivy the other parties rs tc
their views on the subject Of prohibition, auC
voting for none who do no: daclare in its Ia
| yor.
sT"The female suffrage shsiekers have In
yaded San Francisco. Mrs, Stanton has
spoken once 10 large house, producing 4
favorable impression Miss Anthony spoke
on "The Power of the BALLOT and the Press,
and Is generally spoken Of ~ u failure thore
as her remarks on the Fair case receiv ed O
nf fn
! subject.
tE-h Is now announced that Mrs, Laura
FaIr whose execution was set for this month
is TO be rcspited. The Judge to whom an mp
peal his been made In her behalf for u new
trial, has announced that he will examine the
papers'in her case M the earliest possible
moment, which will be in October next. The
Governor with therefore have TO grant u respite
until after that, and thus give the fascinating
Laura another chance for her life.
Ia Bishop Whitvhouse on Saturday the 10Th
sent note Ia tue waFdens of Christ church
Chicago. notifying them. 0l an intended official
visit by him on the 18Th of August, and AS
the church Ia without pastor, requesting
them " give notice OF the same, and to have
u minister In good standing present To- assis
In the rite OF confirmation. The wardens re-
piled declining to take action as requested
and denying that ChFlst church Is Without I
pastnI, lnasmuoh as Mr.. Cheney continue
faithfully and aceeplably la that relation.
tn The. Saliaa lkansas) AdtOeatss lates
date says, the entire country east, west AM
south OF salina is now hlled with Texas cattle
The bottoms are Overaowiag With them, an
the watsr course lined with them. Not les
than two haadred thousand head are nov
within the pPseiAets Of the State, and the Al
! rivals daily are immeAse In number. Pries
Q range as follows nom % TO % for ysaIainss
slo 10 sls for two years oldi SO to sis "a
. three years old and eowss and go to t2+ q
hssvsG Thsss prisss sDpsss " bs well asi,
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