Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-08

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tE-Tbrea Asussnd salt men'are on strike
at Syraesse.
tE0ueen Victoria paid visit 10 NapOl.on
ct ohiselhurst on the Sd inst.
t%rhe Governor on TAnssday sent to the
Senate the manuscript of the first volume of
the Geological Survey of Ohio
tE- Ex-Seoretary Cox has formed law
partnership in Cincinnati with Gen. Burnett,
his old partner, aud Colonel Follet
tY-Charles Astor Bristed has purchased of
Mrs Stanton, for $4,000, the washingtoa
residence built by Mr.. Stanton when be was
Secretary Of War.
CE-The Canadian House Of Commons has,
by vote of lo2 10 2s, passed resolution re-
moving the duty from SALT peas, beans, all
grains, and meal and -four
E8-Ths lead mines in the Galena, Illinois,
regien, which were supposed to have been
nearly exhausted, have within the last six
months yielded better than ever before Many
now and rich veins have been struck
EBBismarck enjoys the reputation of say
ing more witty things, with less effort, than
any man in Germany. A correspondent,
writing of him, says he is as ready as an
American, bright as Frenchman land singing
as Spaniard, In his conceits and epigTams.
EEThe Ravenna Democrat says; "Capt
Joseph Marvin, now residing with his son
William Marvin, ESQ.,, in Atwater, has entered
upon his one hundredth year. He retains his
faculties remarkably well. In pleasant weather
he is often seen on the public square in good
health and fine spirits.
tE-In the House, on the 5th, Mr.. Shella-
berger offered substitute for the second and
third sections of his bill an amendment which
entirely does away with the military features
of the bill, simply making KuKlux outrages
offenses against the United States, and subject
TO the Jurisdiction Of the Federal courts
tBThe Journal of Telegraph says women
as telegraph operators have proved great
success. The work is simple, clean and pecu-
liarly adapted 10 female taste. They are In
such requistien, that every graduate Of the
Telegraph School conducted at Cooper Inst
tu,e has found employment Immediately after
graduating
tEh is to be hoped that Senators Sumner
and Schurz, whose shameflT attacks upon the
Repu plcan Administration by speeches In the
Senate, were printed and scattered broadcast
over Connecticut, by Democratic money, feel
proper degree of satisfaction that II Connect.
cut did not swing from her Republican moor
ings, il was not their fault.
CH-The Emperor William has arrived al
Berlin, and was received with great demon
g L., Nl,a IL
was brilliantly illuminated, the Emperor anC
family riding through the principal streets t.
witness its appearance. Tkis grand ovation
shows that the old Emperor has strong hole
on the affections of his people.
tY-The chronological journal, in reply
to the query, why is it there are no bald
headed women" says: "Some women ar'
partially bald, though it is not very common.
1t attributes the difference 10 boards, whicl
"takes the hair element another way, arrcsiinl
il before 1t can rise to the top, and also Il
orerwarm and air tight hats"
sY- Southern journals and Democratic
politicians arc extremely bitter in their de
nunciation of any action or interference o
Congress In Southern affairs. The very bcs
prevent such interference is to enforce til
laws and at once put stop to the Ku'Klu
outrages that are being committed.
eH-It seems that somebody has named th
Hon. B. +. Wade as n candidate for guberna
torial hon0Ts in Ohio, and that Mr. Wade
whilst taken completely by surprise, and dc
clining to be a candidate for the nomination
intimates that II, the houors are thrust upO
him by tho convention Ire will not entnnge
the pSrty by a refusal. SO says the Herald.
rE-The High Joint Commission has sul
pended their session for some duys In orde
that the British members of II may commun
cate with their government The trouble
said to be with regard to the fishery trcati1
and the refusal of Canadian representatives I
make concessions. UntAthis question is SCI
tied the Alabama question will nOube formal
considered.
tY-The Cheney case in Chicago RaRa
vanced another stage. Mr. Cheney Is TO
brought up for trial under the charge Of co
tumacy. and the Bishop has written to u
wardens of Christ Church. warning them
the danger incurred by adhering To their rectc
The wardeas Reply in decided language this
holding the proceedings against their rect'
TO have been irregular and unjust, they wi
stand by him 10 the end,
tE-The Hon. Mr. Tuppel, during the d
bate on the subject Of the annexation
British Columbia IN the Dominion Paimner
on Saturday, argued that the superiority Of
Canadian route for Pacific railroad was i
dsputabie. and that alternate blocks Of Ian
which would be The property of the Cover
ment, would realize enough TO dhcharge
pecuniary obligations. lie expresses the
lief that the Northern eacife Railroad Co
pany would never 60 on.With their work
yond Pembina.
{ The Washington Chronicle states Il
n centleman-and a Democrat, by 4,
Nsy--largrly interested in Southern r
estate, who arrived at Washington
day OF two ago, says that, owing to
disturbed condition OF affairs by rea'
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