Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-10-11

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The ProhibItionjsls OF Massachusetts
have nominated Judge Pittmau of Bps
ton for Governor.
Grant has got home.
The Democracy Of fiiiuoi@ lJ.fgeliakell,
the new departuses saud pom ilsItdd = on
s 5. Hayes igr FongfesviD'in 4 large.
The Labor RcfOrmer- of Massachu-
setts have nominated one Chamberlain
foT Governor as'TI lv,tL -
Il Is said that Secretary Fish viii retire
from the Cabinet after the fall election,
and that Hon. Audrcv-,D. Witt, of
New Yori1. Willie his sheeessor. y
: Davfrlson]Probssro Fountain was lm-
veiled at Cincinnati, on the 6ta- inst.
. in the. preseure pf $1,000 -people-Ad--
dresses kede male 55y Arcsl,fsbob Pqf-
cell, Gowebor baScs}gkd elRsr 2.omi-
nent gentlemen.
/ Tlrs suppor, cs.pf. Napoleon are be
coming boldei~ ihs Their intrigues, aud
are agitaung openly the restoration.
! Clement Duvernois, the editor of new
Bonapartist paper, declares that Thiers
/ is falling, and the country viii naturally
+ reHlra % the GoBenmemt which gave
/ il twenty years Of order.
Alv6ry eufi01s and sun " sn aftheu-
ticated report was-ci,etIaled at-aIie City
Hall, in New York on the 81 lust, that
the Democratic Unioa Comnlittgeg be
Reformers. were Secretly in league W hth
Tweed; that last week, before they
elected delegates 70 Rochester, the res
oIutious presented by them their
County Convenfieii Stae sffst- submitted
to Mr. TweeiF fouIiis' apP76val, It is
also rumored that Tweed actually Owls
already oue-thind ,of the Committee OF
Seventy. Ofall the wild rumors aao4tb
this one found the nest believers, but il
( is impossible to ascertain how much tire
rumor Is made up of fasehood or TRUTH
The following scene in ttIgz5atss, New
York Radical stste 6onye1 en,atsy yra-.
cuse, is from the pen of a reportfi WHO
was present:
"Chairs and table-legs .,werg freely
used by The defenders Of the citadel, and
lists aud canes 6y the qttaekihg party.
AtIast one OF the latter drew pistol,
but before he could u.s. it ne was felled
to the floor by a blow from the back pf
one ofth iron seats, laying his cheek
I open and putting him 7i507S-CtU COMBAT.
"There werotries Of Put down those
pistols Don't shod5' saDon't shoot
xii ale"sol Of d - 'IIili kim, BLOW
his brains out, Open the door Not
damned one Of you will get in You'll
IuII get in,' etc. Ejaculations more ex-
pressive than elegant were indhlgsd ia
until the place seernedsworse tliap BedH
lam. THHN
Reliable inforinaiioHlls sbesp feseivod
I'm New York city that ttiere EXISTS a
widespread organization Of ex-Confed-
| crate officers, soldiers ard politicians,
including, Rlzo. many pefsons who
served in the Federal army, whose pur-
pose is to bring about the annexation of
Mexico peaceably if they can, foTcibly if
ithey must. This Organization expects
10 secure the annexation Of MeXie9
within five years. Joseph z. JOhnsOr5
the fiupeus CdpGsderate GeneFs eh lei lei
fofthe 6rganizati9ni R8seerans IS IN sym-
pathy with the movement, and John a,
I,ofran is-aIso named as7One Of the pro-
nliBent members, Ht-is believed that
Judsaz himself is not uhfriendly to the
objects sought "
The London Telegram Of September
2Sd says: The Birmingham Liberal AS
sociation has addressed circular to the
Liberal members for Parliamentary
2 boroughs on the subject Of the reform 81
z the House of Lords The circular says
2 We believe the time has arrived wheH
the hereditary principle, which neither
: insures wisdom in an individual nor pa,
ll triUtism in body must Ibe abolished;
! when the Second Chamber must be
brought into union with popular ssylnpa-
. thies, and when the undoubted HigAt %
the HouseofCommons to garry tie Will OF
the people into action over all opposing
!. interests and authorities, must be Sc
cured ~ 3
D ON the 3Oth ult., near sPaoli, Orange
J County, Ind, Prot. WiIburn made ar
o rangements for a balloon ascenkisa. He
T was to be acconlpapiell Pgl Ggdfge H.
t Knapp, the editor oktliklORaBge Gjunty
= Union. just as they were about getting
: in the balloon the cords gave way and
$ they made a spring for Tie car, but only
succeeded in grasping the ropes. A.
81 the balloon rose Knapp let go and fellai
/, a height Of about thirty feet without
, serious injury. Prof. Wilbur held on
and Attempted 10 climb into the basket
but was unable 10 do so, and the balloon
shot up rapidly with the aeronautel Cling
ing below. The sleetatgfs Iyere tllEillet
d with horror al The terrible scene which
u ended in & dfsalful manner At thC
u height Of ab50t ohc Hsile, lhe doome(
q man looscd his hold aud came wiirl
ing 10 the earth. AT the height he haC
j. attained he looked like Il small sticl
d about a foot iogU. As he approached
i the earth hc was coming down feet fore
most, then he spread out horizontally
r. then doubled up Md turned ever, thel
n Strengthened out, head downward, A
e he struck the earth he fell upon his hea'
II t.,,I, He I,a1I ,yu- mashed int