Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-29
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EB MIS-. stanton writes 10 the Revolution
that at Salt Lake she met many refined, lovely
women and all, without exceptions, abhOr the
social servitude 10 which they are doomed
EE-The Legislature of Connecticut has
abolished all laws relating TO usury, and Con
necticut money Lenders can now collect what
ever interest they bargain for.
gS- simultaneously with the announcement
of the disappearance of the yellow fever at
Buenos Ayres comes that of thc breaking out
Of Asia,ic Cholera in Poland and Persia.
eB-The great High Joints are TO be immor-
taized ON canvas. F. b. Carpenter, the artist.
Is to do it but who shall immorlalize Carpcn-
ter and Conkling, who couldn't find out who
stole theltreaty?
EF The Republican Convention for the
second subdivision of the Ninth judicial Dis
trct Of Ohio, was held at Warren on the Goth
inst, and the Hon. Charles +. Gldden was
unanimously nominated as the candidate for
Judge.
cT-The friends of Tom Ewing say he will
take an acnve part in the Ohio campaign, in
expectation OF being elected 10 the United
States Senate to succeed Senator Sherman in
the contingency Of the Democrats carrying
the Legislature.
tB- One good effect-says the TriJUne-of
the summary suppression Of the late riot has
been the consequent intimidation of the Grim
inal CLASSES. The moral atmosphere Of the
city has never been puTer than now, and ut no
time have the police and courts had less TO oc.
cupy item. This happy resali of that unhap-
py affair suggests the contrast of what might
have followed persistence in surrendrring TO
mob dictalion and rule.
eT-Durlng the recent repairs TO lndepend-
ence HaiE in Philadelphia, Reverend Isaac
Hartly procured one of the original bricks
taken from above the steps where the Dcclara'
lien Of Independence was publicly proclaim
ed, and having incased IL in a highly finished
walnut box. properly marked and sealed, bear
ing a silver plate inscribed. From Indepcnd
ence Hall, Philadelphia" sent II to President
Thier of France, with an explanatory letter
rEF From report Of debate in the Span
ish Cortes the other day, IL appears that the
sensitive delegates have again been irri,acd
by proposition from Minister Sickles to the
Spanish Government for purchase of the is
land of Cuba by the United States. or course
no oficlal proposition has been made, but ouI
Minister at Madrid appears to have standing
orders TO bid for the island whenever it is II
the market The temper of the Cortes, how
ever. indicates determination to keep Cub'
~ any cost, as long as possible.
CEThe Prince of WAKES utterly refuses tC
IeGriye his sisters husband as n member o
the royal family. and at the State ball, recent
ly, gave orders that the Marquis should not b'
admitted at the royal entrance. He was nc
cordingly refused admluance, and the Psinces
deciiasd to entsr except with her husband
saying that her place was where he was Th
Marquis would not take the Princess In by th
general public entrance, and the result wa
that they did not attend tue ball.
Baltimore has added another TO the list o
female man,killers In the person of Mrs Eliz
abeth Wharton. The Grand Jury found tw
indictments against heroine for the murdc
Of Gen. Vim. Scott Ketchum on OF about lh
zsth day OF June, on the other record for a
aitenpi 10 put Eugene Van Ness out Of III
NAY IN the same manner, lo-wii: by givin
Li1n "eold poison"
N II 10 said that the Russian Government
is disposed TO listen fayorably TO the appeal {
an American deputatlOn OF the Eyangelci
Alliance in. behslf OF the Protestanis of II
Baltic Provinces Of Russia. "a IL claimed thu
these people, who are Of German and Pinni'
a. scent. are oppresasdin various ways by II
propagapdisb Of tie Greek Church. and Il
GepptatioD, which contains some distinguish
ID Americans, ask that they may have Il
tamshbesty Of conscience and religious tole
Anon which are accorded 10 Creek cerisiial
~ the united States.