Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-10-25

The Democratic papers declare that no
occasion existed for it, while the Rcpub-
Iican papers say that the Ku-Klux could
be suppressed without resort to martial
law, and point to the Courts OF North
Carolina as ptOof of it.
New York, October, IL, ISL.
= Herald dispatch from Gloucester,
Mass, STATES that there was great excite
ment there few days since. The
schooner +. \. Horton was taken from
the harhur Of GuySboro, Nova Scotia, by
a party of men, who are believed TO
have been sent for the purpose from
/ Gloucester, and that the vessel is now
due at that port 1t is now said that a
British gunhOat sent in search of the
schooner arrived off Cape Anu yester
day, with the intention of recaptTing
and taking her back To Nuva Scotia. y
telegram to the CharlestOwn Navy Yard
resulted in the sending Of an American
gunboat to Gloucester, which, after tax
ing several United States officials and
the owners of the schooner Oh board,
started last evening on Il cruise to pre-
vent the the schooner being molestcd hy
a British vessel i'm American waters.
Several officials and citizens have gone
to Boston to interview President Grant
upon the subject. The affair is believed
to he one of great gravity.
AUGUSTA, ME-, Oct. l9.-Quite sever"
shock OF an earthquake was felt here at
$40 O'Clock this afternoon, lasting ten or
twelve minutes.
4 well informed London correspondent
writes under date of the 7th inst: ''Tke
bulletins concerning Queen Nictoria'S
health are vague and unsatisfactory.
They carefully conceal the truth. Her
condition continually becomes more and
more alarming. Her death at any mo
ment would not surprise those who know
best what her real condition is"
IT was said that tie Chicago fire orig F..
mated from a COW kicking over kern-
Gene lamp, but recent dispatch from
that city says: +
Mrs. Leroy, residing ut l57 DekOyen /!
street, in whose barn the fire originated /.
which destroyed the city, prOnounces /
the story false that her COW kicked over
the kerosene lamp in the stable while .
she was milking her. On the contrary, /,
she was abed and asleep when the fire
commenced.
Chicago, October l5-The latest re-
ports from the recent terrible fires in
Northern Wisconsin and Michigan re
presen; the loss of life as being fearful.
Some 100 to so dead bodies had already |
been recovered, and it is believed that
the number will reach full 900, and the |
wounded full POO This comprises full |
three quarters of the population
st. Louis, October - The Republican, /
to day has an editorial of much signif-
cance. II suggests that no Democratic !
candidate he nominated for 1872.
1t says there is no National precedent
for such course, but The experiment is
notan untried one, and cites the cam
DalEu Ill NllSSUuIl ldSG ldIl
It then asks, 4" Why should not an ex-
pertinent that proved so successful in
breaking the power Of RadicaIism in
Missouri he employed to break the power
Of Radicalism in the Union?"
Why should not the wholc country
find deliverence from party that is es-
sentiaIy proscriptive, oppressive, uncon-
stiutional and violent in its policy and |
practice in the rame effective way in
which a single State tollii sueB tIeliter-
ance?
The result of the Missouri election of
1871 was not, indeed, n Democratic vie
tory butit was certainly Radical defeat,
and the abolition Ofdislranchisment, the
substance of animOsities, restoration Of
concord and good will among the people
and the revival OF a cheerful interest in
public affairs and in local enterprises
which followed that defeat, are conse-
uuences which vindicate the wisdom of
the experiment in Missouri, and at least
suggests its repetition in a larger field"
would divide the Republican party, and
then the liberal element of that party
would nominate candidatesim opposition
to Grant whom Democrats would sup
port, and the result would be majority
of Democrats and Liberals in Congress,
which while differing materially from
Democratic victory would be an inesti-
mable improvement on the present order
of things.
Columbus, 0. October 12-The result of
Tuesdays election in regard to the Leg
isIature is now pretty well settled. The
Senate will stand Is Republican and IS
Democrats. The House - Republican,
a Democrats and Independent RepuG-
lican. Republican majority OH joint bal
lot Is. General Noyes majority will be
about 1000 in the State.
City of Mexico, Oct. l, ria Vera Cruz,
October I2-This afternoon 400 gems IL
ormCs and cavalrymem revOIted and at
tempted to take possession Of the city.
The garrison rallied under the command
nf General BOcha and others, and at
tackled and defeated the Insurgents.
Two Of the latter were killed
in the fight. Their leaders
are said 10 I've Ncgrete, To-
ledo, Rivero and Chico Trion, who effect
ed their escape; but several ofthe officers,
with 30 men, were taken prisoners and
shot this morning,
New Haven, Conn, Oc.nbrr Is -
EuckC's Comet was seen here this evt-