Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-10

KuLED-A passenger unknown--on tho car.
ly morning tratn from the east. whose name
from papers found upon the body--w@ VIM
KINNEY, was killed W Wednesday morning
last nj Kingsyille. Tie aerliug OF a number
Of freight trains at that point nAade II necessary
for the express 10 stop, whoa the deceased got
of, aud was seen by ibe engineer between The
express and n moving freight disappearing
suddenly, second look showed the evidences
of someone having been run over. lie Is sup
posed To have belonged to Buffalo. aad was
probably some 35 or 40 years old. His rather
singular m1uncr had been noticed from leav,
ing Erie, which led to the thought among the
passengers that he was not Of sound mind -
Whether his death vas accidental or designed,
Is not known
A bill has passed the House of Represent
tives OF this State, entitled "a bill for the be
ter protection Of landowners in the State Of
Ohio" and reads as follows:
SIC. |. BE Il enqeted By the General AsSemJ'y
Of the State Of Ohto, That it shall w. unlawful
for any person al any time u enter upon any
enclosed lands Of another lUr the purpose Of
hunting or pursuing witt intent to Kill or cap
ture, any bird or birds, animal or animals Of
any kind, without first obtaining p .rmissOn
of the owner or Ownrrs, agt mt or agents, les
see or attorney, or some person having cOH-
troll of the same.
SEQ. 2. Every person violating the prOvis.
Ions ot this act shall be deemed and held
| guilty of II mis- lemeanOr, and upon cJnvcipn
thereof shall bc fined i'll the sam of not less
! than Eve dollars nor mora than twenty five
dollars, and moreover be liable for all dam
ages and shall pay the costs of prosecution.
SEC, 3. All fines collected under the provis.
ions OF this act, shall be paid into The treasury
Of the county where the offence was commit
ted for the use Of the common schools.
| SEC. 4. This apt shall take eifeot and be in
force from and after its passage
This bill has caused quite flltter among
| hunters,
We find the following in the Tribune fer
! Thursday last;
Gen. }. ID. Cox, ex.Sccretary of the Interior,
has. with several other prominent Ohi1ans,
addressed u note TO the Liberal Republicans,
expressing satisfaction with the results of the
recent convention In Missouri, and anplauding
! the idea or Convention To he held III Cincn-
natl to discuss the interests Of the country
from an unparti2l hasis. All Republicans
throughout the country who have the caus.
| of Reform and good government at heart, are
exhorted iO work for and with the forthcOnI-
! ing Convention.
If the wind sits in that direction, and Gen,
j. ID. Cox and several other prominent Ohio
ans have undertaken the task of endorsing
the Missouri Convention, they may need some
help before they get through with it,
is there single thing the Democratic
party ever held to that they haven't de-
parted from ? asked Il Republican orator
in Marietta, Ohio, the other day. 'Yrs,
whisky = answered q voice i'll the crowd,
This reminds us of declaration made by .
prominent Democrat of this vicinity, the 9th
er day. Allusion having been made to the
rather common Democratic use Of whisky
he said he had abandoned the use of b. h
whisky and tobacco, and that neither should
ever pass his lips again, so that it might bt
said when he died, that one Democrat at least
had died sober We doubt not he has the will
to carry out his resolution.
VIOLATION OF Tue SABBAFH.-We have
been requested by friend in the country, whr
INyt dam Aatin h,,ty