Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-14

For Probate Judge,-S. - betts.
For County Commissoner-IE. l.. Morrison.
For TRsrp}ry yDirec,or-NatlIanIel solicit.
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~ Billy Forester, the suspected murderer
OF Nathan, the New York banker. was arrested
in Washington on the 9TH, aud taken 10 New
York.
CB-If the Paraguayans have assassinatcd,
as is stated, the French Agent. asd several
French citizens, the outrage will not 20 una
toned or,unpunished.
tEA New York policeman, named Aikt n,
Was ARRESTED last week for bonscbrcaking and
has already confessed TO being principal or ac-
cessory in seventeen burglarics, and sentenced
tp twenty years imprisonment.
eg-Mrs Lucy D. Fisk has instituted legal
proceedings against the Erie Railway Compi-
ny, for recovery Of certain books and papers,
property. Of the late Colonel Fisk, seized by
order of PRESIDENT Watson.
ER~Thc lady married to Pcrc Hyacintlre ip
london, lately, is Mrs. Emily J. Dlcrriman, rel
let of Edwin r. MerrhAan, late of' Bucyrus
the eldest son of DR.. Merriman. So says the
Journal
The louisville Conyentieni which lad made
its nomination, as stated when we went 10
press last week. adjourned sine die without re-.
constructing, maucre the reported refusal of
Mr.. O'Conor to allow his name to De USed.
CE-A torchlght procession Of color,d men,
attending the Republican meeting Saturday
night, at Cincinnati, was jeercd and stoned by
persons on the street. The ooioEcd, men re.
sented IT, beating several men severely with
their torches and committing some 0utrages,
such as breaking in 81 re windows. No one
was seriously injured,
The ExecutivfCommitttc of the late jubilee
propose TO wind up thoir affairs, aud make up
their deficiency of $2l0,000, with grand con
cert and ball, for which 100000 tickets will be
sold at SO each. Six OF these tickets, to be dc.
tcrmined by lot, will enlillp the holders 10 the
ownership Of the Coliseum and the rest of The
property in the hands of the Committee.
l8 The Boston AdgcItiseF says that IN New
England, the Greeley ticket is weaker than it
has been at. any time since Ire WAS nominated.
Many Democrats regard ii rs odiDus, d decl re
themselves against it, while the Liberal Re-
publicaSs are lew and lar between. The two
States generally Classed as doublMl, New
Hampshire and Connecticut, were never less
doubtful than they are now
Hear Bane's dispatch TO the Prcsijtnt-"Wc
have carried every Congressional District (;
we have carried every county in the state T.;
we have elected every Senator we have a
more than four.hlths Republican House we
hav twon the state by $4,000 majDrily-a ,I,in
OF FIVE Aou andI"
Later and more complete returns carry these
figures to between Is and 10 thousand. Where,
oh where Is "Librral Rciurm?' o., for some
boundlcss conliguity Of rolling suri.-a quiet
lodge beyond, where election aarms never
c)me Fareihee-well Sumner In thy =
SEGMENT. forget not thy true YOKE fellows
Shurz. Trumbul, and Poor Horace left to
stem the torIsnt of glet and disappointment!
The Greeley aud Brown Club Of Ashlnhalu,
is one of The strongest political organizations
in the county, and j. of course doing good
service. being rndursed by the leading men Of
tlil village CtisR.
Whatever ol strength this organic ,tion may
have Is due to the gathering Of Demos, Tor the
chasm' 'claspcIs cannol muster II bakers dozen
recruits from the Republican ranks. Though
they have compasscd sea aud land to make
pros,ly tes-and made them ten times more
the children OF he dcy!I laun before This i,
the rcsall of the composing. In counting the
relative strength Of parties, these accessions
are more than balanced Ly oll democrats who
refuse To eat crow, and adopt Doctor Greeley
MS their file leader, Other places II the cuun-
" are rcprcsrntld,a as all Iilamr In the caasm
interest, aud among them the sober, orthodox
town of 0rcN Here We ar1 told 10y tLs Caf
zen, that J. B. PnIGIGPs, one Of the most ac-
tive and iilacnlil ciiIcns of that place, is
out in favor OF Greeley
OUGHT To BE SATISFACTORY To those of
our German citizens who are not FULLY satisfied
o. TO the sale of arms TO the French during the
ate Franco-Prussian war, We commend the
following translated from areGtnt issue Of the
Berlin Provincial togospoaloac', BIsmark' .
special organ:
I'VE regret To SO that several politicians
AMI journals in the United States, are scns.lc,s
enough Ia create feelings against Gen. Grant
nmpng ihe German voters, ON acCOdnt of his
bearing during the Franco -prussian war We
have often said and here repeat it aguin, that
this Government GOULD lnd no fault with
the course af President Giant during the war.
precious proofs of n deep aud earpcst sympa.
tly loT our cause
Position OF JuDdg lloApLEy.-- -IAllgc
llepdley, Of Cincinnati, one Ol the original
moyers oi the Liberal Republican movement
aud a.plmber of the Committee ON Resolutions
IN the Cincinnati. Convention, addressed q
large meeting AT Ayondnle, when he came ou
square for Grant, and showed up Greeley il
no attractive light Ia resard T. TIE latter he
saA;
'From an Ad ninstratlon directed hy Ior
ace Greeley, supported by JOAN Cochranp an,
Frni0n 10 Nsw York, Mcclure In PcnnsylyA
mia, Graiz Brown 10 Missouri, Wurmnuth II
LOuisidna, Read In Fl"ada, we have the rigl,
10 augur nothing but disaster. Au alliance bt
tween Tammany aud Greeley, with FrApl
Blair rs high priest, conducting the march {
cyrepinnies, means greedy scramble alter ot
iSr, and rapid depletion Of all The resource
al the nation.
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