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Spain

There have been no notable movements of
the Carlists during the week, the impression
being, that in the event of war with America,
Spain would speedily be united as one man
under CASTELAR, Diplomatic movements are
kept very quiet, but the general impress
sion is that CASTELAR, viii tender an ample
apology to the L. S and remove Jocclar as
Captain General of Cuba.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-22

Peoria is yelling over with excitement about
an article in the last Sunday Times pretend
ing to give a history of a scan. may. case in
which lady of that city is concerned. The
Peorans insist their lady is the innocent
victim and the Chicago runner the fraud. \
big libel suit against the Times is threatened.
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Italy.

The italian parliament met at Rome on the
18th and Victor Enamel delivered his open.
ing speech In the course of his address he
said: Rome can bee ONE the capital of TIA
IL without encroaching upon the indepen'
denee of the Pope, but should the support
ers of the Papacy attack Us, the nation is
ready to repel them. Germany and Italy are
enlisted, and the friendship of Austria is sin
cprp"
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HARPER'S BAZAAR,
Notices of the Press.

Tie E,LNE Is edited with contribution VI tact AMI -
That seldom ind "a any journal, and TIE -'l-sl
ITSELF the organ OF the great world of iash!onto
IrIfsl-T.
Tie BAZAAR cnumrnds itself 10 every ncHher Of t-'
housrhold-to the children nv drul and pretty pictures 81
the ladies by s fashion plate, IN endless variety ~
the provdent lnarun ~ ~ patterns tor the children
clothes TO lfsirtI- by its tasteful designs tor e1
hryGcrpa sppers and uyuUOss dressing Blt TOE
reading Of the B'zAR Is uniformly OF great exc
euce The paper hss acquired Wide popularity Tor frc
nres de er oyment iy sfor1s.-S. y, Ee-gisg l'o-f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-22

WISTER-Though the "cod snap" Of two
weeks ago rclcntcd on Saturday and sunday, and
We had a day or two Of Indian summer old
Borcas resumed the rcins on Monday, and We
have decidedly wintcrish weather since. The
thermometer on Thursday night dropped down
to L above, the canal - closed for good, and the
greater part Of the river is closed with ice. To-
day Friday the weather ha- moderated and in
dirttcs another thIw.
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Dtfn.

In PHILADELPHIA November 12th, BARBARA ANNA IA.
CODY wife OF f. Jacoby j and daughter OF Rev Thomas
Powell, OF Ottawa, Ill.
At her home In this city MARY A., wife of william
Moore aged 20 years.
She native OF bennington England. and had been
resident OF this country since 1880 She was the mother
of eight children. conscientious christian, faithful
member Of the Episcopal Church. she died In the faith OF
her religion, and left record of useful life and large
circle of mourning friends.
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CAUGHT A WoLP.-Onc day lately Mcssrs. Fol
lett and Moss, of Deer Park, scared a gray or
timber wolf out Of the woods near Mr.. Folett's,
and getting out their horses and dogs, gave his
lupine highness royal chase Of about four
hours duration. They ran him to Starved Rock
and being unable TO scale its giddy heights, he
turned back, and was captured aud killed on the
Jerry Armstrong farm, near the place whence he
started
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To the Subordinate Grange of La Sale Co.

The next regular meeting of the La Sale Coun-
ty Union Grange will be held in Lynch's Hall,
south Of the Court House, in the city ol Ottawa,
on Friday the twelfth day Of December next, at
2 o'clock p. NJ.
All county papers requested TO copy.
JpuS O. DgNT Sec.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-22

The papers all around US are cautoning
their readers to have no dealings with the
Union Furnishing Company of Chicago
Il seems to be su indie of the gift enterprise
species.
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THE STREATOR PRIZE FIGHT!
Death of One of the Parties-Arrests, sc

The city of Streator finds itself just now agita.
ted from centre to circumference on account of
a prizc fight which came off on Tuesday morn
ing Of last week, about two miles from that city,
in the edge OF Livingston county, just over the
boundary line. The principals in this brutal
contest were two coal miners, one named j. W.
Rodgers and the other John Lewis. Rogers had
but lately arrived at Strcator from the west, and
pridcd himself in bearing the name of the Cali
fornia pet" Lewis was considered a very scicn-
tifc, and, as the slang of the prize ring hath it.
"a game chicken The inducement to the
bcastly contest, besides the hol.or (savc the
markD involved was 800.
At o'clock the fight began and lasted +, min
utcs, with all the usual barbarous incidents, by
which time Lewis, on the call for the forty-scv-
cnth round, fell fainting, the blood coming from
his mouth, and the sponge" the token of de-
feat, was thrown up by his seconds. About $50
persons witnessed this shameful affair.
Lewis was carried of in dying condition, and
expired in great agony on the Friday evening
following
The law on the subject of prize fighting is
pretty strict and in substance, as follows By
section - of the act of 1869, to prevent prize
fighting" any person who shall engage in Il
prize tight, or train or prepare himself for a
prize fight, or be second or umpire surgeon or
reporter, shall, on conviction, be sent to the
pcnitentary for not less than one nor more than
ten years.
As soon as 1t was known that Lewis had died
from his injuries there was lively scattering Of
SEQ o,l a.; ~
of the crowd got away, u goodly number are in
limbo, including our friend Will. Ii. Clark, re-
porter of the Streator Free Press, who, it is
alleged was present and reported the entire pro-
cecdings, which appeared in lengthy and cX-
citing narrative in his paper the Saturday follow
ing. Mr.. Clark, we believe, claims that report
ing is his legitimate occupation, and rs it is an
honorable calling, the means by which he gains
his board, coffee, clothes AID lodging, he does
not recognize the constitutionality of any lcgis-
lattyc enactment which assumes to punish him
for pursuing his own proper business, which in
itself is as legitimate and useful to the age as
that of the lawyer, doctor or minister OF the Cos
pei He certainly has right and justice on his
side and the good wishes of the community.
4 NOVEL WgDDING.-On Wednesday even
Ing recently a novel wedding took place twas
beneath an apple tree, by the pale light of the
silver moon, at 4 romantic spot few miles south
of Ottawa. The bride was the lovely Miss Kate
Ebcr-ol and the groom, DR., J. ;. Gordon. The
joyful couple have our best wishes for ali that
can make life happy.
And now, while in the delicious pleasures OF
the honeymoon, we sing for them with the poet;
Oh, Time Of bliss.
To equal this
Olympus stroyc in vain
Oh, Happy pair!
Oh! Happy fair,
Oh, Happy! Happy swain.
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Cenlaur LinIment.

burns, saltrheum earache, &C., upon the human frame,
and of strains SPAWN CALLS &C. upon animals in year
have all other pretended remedies since the world be-
gan. 1t Is counterrritant healing pain elicver.
Cpp!es throw away their crutches the lame walk poison
bites rendered harmless and the wounded healed
without 1t is humbug. The recipe is published
around each bottle 1t is selling article before
sod and it sells because it does Just what preends do
Those who suffer from rheumatism. pain swelling
deserve to suffer if they will not Centaur Lpmen
More than 600 certificates OF remarkable cures including
frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt, running umors
&c. have been received We will send circular containing
certificates the recipe, &C. gratis to any requesting It,
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur LDiments worth
one hundred dollars for spaylred sweehed hoses and
mules for in sheep Stockowners this lin
mcnt is worth your attention No family should be with
out Centaur Eminent Sold by all druggists. c per bottle
large bottles 81 j. b. RosE Cos SO Broadway New York
CASTOItIA is more than substitute for Castor
OIL 1t Is the only SIZE article In existence which certain
assmae TIE food regulate the bowels cure wndcolc
produce natural sleep Ii contains neither minerals
morphine alcohol and is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry, and Others may rest. oCti-ly-5thp
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#arrteD.

By Rev. A. Cleghorn d D.. at the residence of Emra
Won Esq in this city. the Goth inst, Mr. WILLIAM
REIN AGILE of Livingston county, Ill.,, 10 Miss CLAltlN
DA L. DlLLS wlTHERWAN, of ottawa.
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Go to Osman II Hapeman's for School Books
They keep all kinds used in city and country.
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. A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure an
Instruction"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09

ABOUT 2po delegates, representing foBy Of
the eighty.eiSht couniils OF the Stale were IN
attendance at the Liberal and Democratic Con
vention AT Columbus, ON the Both Jnst. Hex
cept Cincinnati ind Allen County, lie delega-
uons W sne rasllerlisht. A Slate Iaset was
iyDlninaled,--JuJse Collins, a wcll-known
Democrat. being named for Governor, and a
Liberal FOE Lieut. Governor. The rest of the
ticket IL made up of Liberals aud Democrats,
alike. Th-nR:liminarx Htsernncts Of the lea
lrrs Of the movement hav; mad, the pnblie
familiar with the main p ,ints OF the platform,
u declares the need oi u new oryanizatipn.
in view ef the DascaISy anil senili'y Of pres
enl parll,s. The salary grab is viewed essen
tally Republican measure. R'publicin as
tendency In every department. of the Govern
IN ant laakes irresponsible ION dle sLlrysteal, /,
and also for the Credit Mobilr, National
i, INK, landtgniui, and other crruptiOns which
arc 50 offensive. The reforms adyOcat d are,
diminuiOn nf the number Of GDya.rnent Off
forms Of acknowledgements exemptions. or spec.
ial favors To bank and moncyed corporations,
the 1rohibtion of the election Oi The stock.
holders OF National Banks 10 Congptss, the re-
organization of Civil Service and the aboli-
ton Of the protective ii.a fruln the tariff
The bearings of the dffyr,ut branches Of the
Convention were, as they got under the bed
clothes, very much like what might W., OK.
pecivd between the Pptrie D,g.and the Ru-
tie Slnke--a necessity, constrained, hear / ss
suspicious, and vigiantly waIchful. ult
| N. s. Townsend presided over the convcn.
| ton, und tie whole ticket nominated s,oud as
fUllovs:
| For Governor Isauc G. Collins, Dem, OF
| Cincinnati.
| For Ii. Goveruor-A. Saunders Piatt, Lib
Of Logan Co.
For A,tosnsy General-supphine Meyers
Lib, Stark Co.
i For Judge of Supr me Court-.P. B. Ewing
D M, Faipield Co.
For Board of Public Woras---J amrs Nc
j It'll, Dem, Allen Co.
! FJr Treasurea- Jonaa,aB rfapshman, Dem
Montgomery Co.,
| For ComptrolleE of The Trcasury-C. p, l.
Butler, Lib. Franklin Go.
We are glad to- see that our GS,n. irient
KgbLoGG Is entrusted with tho position o
sentinel, to look after the interests Of the party
In this district We have no doubt his ambi
tlon and vigilance arc equal to tho responsI
bility of the trust.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09

TnE SHAH's PREsENIs.-Refone having
England. the Silnh made son,s eosSy prcsanis
to several nscnsbers Of the nDyal family and
the nobility. To the Queen he gave a. set of
very rare and valuable jewels, To the Rnince
oi Wales his photograph set in diamonds, and
10 the Duke Of Cambridge, as Co,nuaandvr in
Chief OF the Aarmy, he presented an esgani
sword, saying that ''he ret,ierd to place ily
sword Of Persia in, the hanl III Esglandf' A
photograph set in diamonds was also offered
te. Earle Granville, who exirutted the picture
pccssed ID To his heart, aud returning the dia-
IN mds, explained To the Shah that much as
LIE thanked him, his position as on English
Minister forbade his receiving u present frotn u
foreign monarch. Rady Rawlnson and the
Duchess Of Sutherland also received presents
of diamonds. lrom the Shah. who, nj uie saInf
time, nscd Lord Morley nhh valuable
snufsbox set IN jewels. He gave $4,000 Il
the servants OF Bscklphum Palace, and Sl5,
OO0 to the R0liee of lion don.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09

tB-The reduction cf the public debt last
month was s3705ls The amount of inter.
est paid by the Government on the boads Is
sued to the Pacific Railroad CumpanRs, be-
yond the sum repaid by them in transporting
Government mat.srsnow amounts ~ &l6,222,-
t82.
tB-Giadstonc lost his temper IN replying TO
the speech of Sir Charlcs Duke against the
s,arriage allow ance to the Duke " Edlnburg.
DE saidrhe persistent opposition 10 the grant
was ''indcceni, ian expression which he was
forced to retract publicly, aud Immediately
The bib passed IL third rea ling b Committee
OF the. Whole.
eE-The Dominion Government has been
driven, by public opinion, to make some show
Of Investigating the Pacific Railroad scandal.
II evidently does no, dare IN trust the Parlia-
mcniary Committee. and, The Attorney
General. has therefore appointed RDEaA Com
IN sion ~ do lhswork. The action isno: all
satisfactory to the Opposition
sH-Mrs Brigham Young No. II. who fluids
herself famous asilhs- frat Mormon wife who
ha, sued for divorc has been approached
by znEyhusband with oficrs of compromise,
but ls not 10 be bought oil al any price. Her
counsel have not given UP her case as was re-
poavd, ssd,it will come before Judge. Emer-
90 !, who has just succeed ID Judge Mexican.
on the End Last
SEgurklsh faanoc d,'s not usually afford
examples for the contemplation OF Caucasian
c pltnlIs,s, hut Il may be noted that In the ne.
tIa,lon OF the new loan for e75OOO,o00 Just
e,nplelrd by the Sultan all provision for syn
dicate chHrges or bankers commissions Is ex
pressIy dkalla&ed The bonds are "a he Is
Gu ID al 81, and will bear Interest, at 6pei
cent.
~ senaioeRamscy and Gov. Ausill, "a
Hfinnsspsa. mad, : psrs,nal appeal Ia the
State Deparinsni es.lthe 2nd. ior lis iniurr
eesslan on bchpsfof the Americans IN prison
10 Mspllaba This interview seems. ,o have
sncceedad In .eliclling q promise from Mt Ban.
croCt ,Dsxisihst the Hials prpsrtmenl would
do all u could ~ oblais4 Me rSlsase of,bs Man
i,oban prisoners. 0B bsih To aceonselish. this
The Acting. .sssEyiarKs of STATE believes. .. 70
qpess ffnm The United States Government iAal
that. will be needed q ~ q la'a iH7
B-Is Madison, ibs oapIisl-ciiy of wiscon
Elm. IIql,or ,sellipg Was .snspended lest sund9
by.order of the. Mayor A'sabeaisof upssu'
Quiet wa jhe resnih Those whos could nc
nsiryin sbeIr sppssi.es for dzinR ware forcs
lego eqts sias.. tlA city limiis for H. Aei
oisselapd,. tlsrs wsrs. some demonstration
aeaIast the Law OF a humenous kind. bat no s.
dom opposition was MADE By The saloon-keeI
srs Or ibs Gsrmsns Ths letter hpgA begun .
: agitation. like thai OF their Chicago, country
sse, fos pssssssl and constitutional liberty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09

CarlIsm has long been suspected by the
Spanish Government 70 be at work in CUOa ,
Duthhhsfioit has moi been able b, unoovef
II. n is now asserted that's hrge number OF
Carlist tconspirators have been, discovered Ia
Havana They have been put under survei-
ance, and. tl,s eonascation. of their estates Is
likely To- follow. In searching the house ct
their hader, one Guijapo, half miilion doh
hiB were found which the Government as
seris was TO have been sent 70 England TO
help Don CarlDs. Nsthing Is saRlas ID wheaier
the money was left in Guijano's possession or
not, but the habits Of Spanish officials in Ha-
vans aAs 80 welt understood, Tint the disps-
siiion Of this Carlist gold j. net %, matter pl
much uncertainty
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09

II is-noas annoaaoed that Gen. Butler will
shortly pabiish.aa. "elaboM,e legaliand hlstor.
ieal defense Of the congFssionap back pay =
ahd THAT the document "abonnds In flashes Of
sarcasm,andi Wit senalon CarreninRs de-
tense was serious, siald, .andlnsigious. and. lis
failure has probably induced Butler TO take
the opposite track His ,rsa,msai ofihe quest,
ton nlayb be inferred, from. his. Anaser soon
kneEihe passage OF tho bill TO ono afhls oem
planning constituents. TO whom he enclosed q
s.asne Rssaas stamp andtn q, lAnk q. his sl,sss
Of The plnpdel
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09
DEMocRATIc NOMINATIONS.

Ths Democratic Convention assembled at
Columbus, on the 9th. made Al nomination Of
Governor, and State oficsrs as.follows;
For Governorr- VIM. Allen ui hIss.
Eor L. Goyernorr-B Banabas Burns, .es Rscl'd.
Sup. Jndge-loDg term-u c. Whitman, liam
Sup. Judgs--shert tcrm--C. II. SOribner, Lucas
Attorney Generals- Dougher,y of Frnkln
TEassrer-G. Wtimen,. of Summit.
mptroller-Newcomer of Marion.
Put. Works-Chris Schunck, of MereeR.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09

SnaNIsn FIENDBHNEss.- The anna's Of in
humanay ana cruelty full TO furnish anything
TO compare In brutality and. d.fendishness with
the exassscs commNcd by those moasicn OF
cruelty at Alcpy. To realize II, we have only
TO Imagine IN uprising in one of our own cit
les Of tha lowest elements Of the population,
the ovenp0wering of authorities, aud FREQ lii
cense given To their hnuiaA passions, II such
barbasilies were possible in this country. We
should have 10 Imagine these city officials
stripped naked, some Oh them decapitaled and
hurled down from the balconies tu,the public
buildings, where their bodies are ,rampeled
under tho feet of the frenzled mob; Others
were thrown alive and caught upon pixies
and bayoneta and then rent 10 pieces; whilt
set ON fire. driven through the streets until
they falsl either consumed by tho.frc or Killed
with the more merciful pistol balls. Even
women and chil,lren were transformed into
beasts, and took q prominent part In the hor.
rible slaughter, ME "details OF which were so
terri ole TO Alcoy that the Minister of Pub
lie Affairs, when called upon In the Cortes for
information, could not repeat the whole oi
ais dreadful story. And tins Is but single
episode in the boody ecord'of Spanish an
arcly and misrule
Later advices say these horrors, were the
ws& of-the Intepa,ibna alis,s, who stRick be.
cause they were refused the increase they de.
mandad o:50 per cent In their wages Their
course has caused n reaeiibn among their fcf.
low.lahorers IN the town, 5000 Of whom have
resolved 10 organize Temporary municipal
government for the maintenance of orleR.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09
FOR. TREAsuRKIt

Eb TkLEeRAws-At the fstthO,ming Convention. Of
the Republicans Of hsh,abula county 10 nonihste
candidates for the several places to he led the name
of j. M,ssingham will be preseutej suitable can
dlda.e foe County Treasurer. BusNEss.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09

CONsnmUTDEAL CoNvBNTION. mo i one
would imagine from the pSooesdings and pro-
gress of that body. that the demand for re.
forniat0ry emendation was very serious There
has been nanhing IN the course of this grave
body that would lead TO the opinion that these
grave and reverend seniors have. been mo Sed
by eommOn thought or that tile imperiUus
demand for revision was suais rs 70 induce
prompt and Earnest acton upon any subject.
Three mouths incubation has been absolutely
productive Of nothing and after fritering
away thus much. one point only has been
agreed upon, and that is nm adjournment, to
get breath. and by a recess equal to thnt of
their session, TO rest their weary and jnded
spirits. 20 trying has been the draft upon
their energies, that a change Of scene is also
| required, so the adjournment Is To The city of
Cincinnati whsDe thain anduous lnbors will be
resumed on Tuesday, the 2i of Dec. As no
reason is given, and We cannot opine one, Il Is
perhaps charitable To put IL upon sanitary
ground. When they shnll meet again., In the
bracihg weather. Of winter, perhaps their encr-
gies will be bet'ss fitad for earnest work, and
| that by the next summer sOIslics, we shall be-
| gin TO see what tinkering the Consiitulion--in
their opinion--stands in need Of, On this
point there Is ssw much gross darkness, We
will, however, try to bide our time. IN the hope
that We shall be made 10 understand, the
ground upon which the call for oons,ii uiion-
al convention was based, and what the weltane
of the Salte Is In imminent need 06 at ths
hands of this convention. ,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09

The candtdstes 70 be hominhIed AZ the COUNTY cuh
venti6Eye ...t..t t,. ...
For RepreseE tative Treasurer, Auditor Sheriff
Prosecuting, Attorney, Commissioned, lufrnary Direct
tor, County safseyor, and Coroner
w. G. HowEALs. G.. s. sInoSDs.
r. A. NoayHwAY, ". =. uON LASn. b..
w. =. sfES0EA JAMIE SEbD
HAYWARD. .t.'.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09

Tnensme Of Cat s. n. Cool, 81 Lsnes. viz b
presented BY hiNfiands the Rspubiean rominatinG
oonvention "a meet the ~ Of aepenbpE nexi, as
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
As Ii I ABB U LA, OHIO ,
Saturday Morning, August 9, 1873.
MEPUBLICAN sTATE TICKET.

GovERNoR--Cen. EDNABrbF. MOVES.
L.. GoYERxoR--ALPHoNsO HAkT.
sUPRENE JupaE-wILLlAM WHITE, long term.
euPREnE JrDeE-w ALTER y. STONE, snort term.
TREAsURER-lSAAC WELSH.
ATToRsEr GSNERAL-JoHN LITTLE.
CoAPrRoLLEs OF TREASURY WILLIAM 7. WILSON
BOARD or PUMIc WoRKs-P. HERRING
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09

Far TURR.-Tbe annual meeting Of ihe
Buffalo Park Association took place ON the
4ih inst
beaten 2 +; "a, for purse Of $4,000, $4,000
10 first, $1,000 TO second, 5000 TO third and,
s4OO, 10 the fourth, WAS won by L,mbrino
Gift, Barney Kelly, second, Mambrino Star
thiad and Stewart Maloney fourth. Time,
q cot 2 .aee. 2:279 z :2ss. Arney Kclly.won
the second heat. f-..r O..
/ The second race foD horses Thai have meyer
beaten 2 ;27, flor purse of 10000. $1,000 10
the first $2;500 10 the secsnd, $h.50& to the
third, aud 81 goo 10 fourth, was VOL easily
by Nelic in three straight heats. Blanche Sec
ond, g. w. Brown third, Thomas l.. Young
f'urth. Time 2 :28, Q: 22a 2: 3D. hrn re-.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09
N.,na aalhe Clninaflis. b. me French ihrnne

\ Nome ealhe Climanis.tO tOs NE French throne,
whether they are Bcnapartist, orleanist. or
Bourbon, make any secret Of their ambitious
aspr ,tions Eugenie, Is bound. te see Napo-
leon ~. Eaperor o6 France, and IL Plsiiiug
busily 10 that end. Paris is in ierment over
the meeting Of the Counts Of Paris ,snd dc
Chambord ut Vienna Thispsrtends % unios
Of tbs fvSees and plans OF the Dorbons. and
0rleanistsin their monarchiai movement. SO
seriD,is is the danger thought 10 be tllat daily
meetings are heAf er the. vieaanee commit
tees fthe Left and extreme Left of the AS
| scmbly. ' Estu.t1 mont teb iytfi D..