Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-07-19
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Sermon in Buchtel Col
lege Chapel Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The Post office Department have is
sued a circular through the special |
agent here offering a reward of $3.50 Tor
the arrest of John w. Young the ex post
Office clerk, who has been engaged in
counterfeiting money orders purpOrting
to be issued at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and |
which has been offered for collection at
Cincinnati, Indianapolis aud Spring
field, Illinois. Young is described as
about thirty-fiye years of.age. but looks
younger, five feet four inches in heighth.
weighs about one hundred and thirty |
pounds, hazel eyes, very prominent full |
tache, unless lately shaved, walks with |
head and right shoulder thrown back |
and with pompous strut, ordinarily car
ries a cane,- is fOppishly dressed, has |
been an army officer, and boasts of ser
vice in the late war as colonel in the
Union army and in Mexico and in Cuba.
NEW YORK.
The American Institute of the City of
New-Yolk will hold its 42nd Exhibition
this Fall, opening on the 10th day of
September next. and continuing until
late in November. This Exhibition
promises to be far more interesting than
any which has preceded it, inasmuch as
special effort is being made to have the
leading industrial operations carried on
upon the premises. The American In
stitute is the oldest of all societies now in
existence of its kind, and is not in any
sense private corporation, its earnings
being devoted by its charter to the en-
couragement of home INDUSTRIES. For
circulars, giving classification of articles,
rules for exhibitors and full particulars,
l,address, General Superintendent,
American Institute, New-York City.
| 1t is thought the Office of Vice Presi-
dent of the Erie Railway Company, made
vacant by the retirement of General
Diyen, will be abolished. and its duties
devolve upon the general manager,
probably Mr.. Devereux.
The death Of Charles Goodrich is no
longer mystery. He was shot by
Minnie Waltham, alias Kate Stoddard,
on the night of the 21st of March. She
was arrested on Tuesday last.
| When WalwOrIh dOnned the prison
uniform at Sing Sing, yesterday, he re-
marked 81 have gained seven pounds in
clothes since came here. l feel now
like engaging in base ball match, An
officer of the army told me the other
day that the only difference between
this suit and a West-point uniform is
that in one the stripes are round about,
land in the other they are up and down.
He whiled away the time of the Journey
toprison by pleasant allusiOns to events
as they happened, and said of the hand
cuffs which linked him to Gillen, the
wife murderer. "They are the starch
fest cuffs | ever wOre."
A st. Paul special, dated the 9Th, says
that Lord Gordon, who was lately rob-
, bed of $41 900 in bonds by supposed de.
tectives, who lured him over the border,
was seized on Thursday near Fort Gar
ry by two officers from Minneapolis,
, and brought to the disputed territory
! near Pembina, where he was rescued
{ and the officers arrested by squad OF
/ troops from Fort Dufferin. 1t is said
that Gordon was made drunk and gag
ged by his captors. The ManitOban an.
thorities also arrested as accessory to the
: kidnapping, Mr.. Bentley, a merchant OF
: Fort Garry, j. C. Burbank, President OF
2 the st. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, and George N. Merriam and
D J.ored Fletcher, of Minneapolis. The
+ three last named were at Fort Garry OF
business, owning mills and fire lands ir
/ the Red River valley. Subsequent re-
ports say that MIR. Burbank has escaped
to this side of the line. George A
Bracket, Mayor of Minneapolis, accom-
panied by the Hons. E. NJ. Wilson, w
Lochran, and c. NJ. Loring, went by
special train on Saturday evening tt
tender bail, and carrying warrants .ant
documents to secure the body of Cor
don. Dispatches of last evening say
a Mayor Brackett and his lawyers woulC
e be. arrested on their arrival by the Mani
t tobans. They arrived there at O'Clock
s Sunday morning. The plan for Cor
Y dOn's arrest was laid at Minneapolis
e where Marshal o. Roberts. of New
e York, and the representatives of the
: estate of Horace F. Clark, have beer
S for some time. Roberts and Clark gave
|, bonds in $37 900 for Gordon's appear
o ance in suits with Jay Gould. Gordon
is also wanted by New York parties OF
e other accounts.
a Telegraphic crop reports from numer
# Gus points in Illinois and Iowa, cover
= ing the greater part of these states, show
;. that while the recent severe rain storm
: have considerably damaged, the whea
crop, particularly in localities where i
:, was just ready to harvest, there will b
! . fully an average crop. Oats have suf
|
e e in many places will have to be moved
y Corn generally looks well, and with ia
I vorable weather viii make a full aver
:, age crop.
4 The permanent retirement of Bis
4 marck from the Prussian Cabinet, an
p nOunced some months ago. is on the ev
: of accomplishment. 1t was stated in
o dispatch sent from Berlin of the 25tl
6 ult., that the prince had taken the pre-
:, paratory steps for his withdrawal. IL
/ will retain the German chancellorship
Won Balm, it is reported, will be minis
ter of foreign affairs.
!. Spain.
? The government has issued manifes
q to declaring that its most imperatiy
S duty now is to crush the insurrecti on
IS which is devastating Catalonia, Navai
a IA, and the Basque Provinces. 1t
/ preparing for Il supreme effort, and
:. availing itself of the extraordinary pow
a ers granted by the Cortes, has resolve
n to insist on the inexorable execution o
e the law, and compel the soldiers to re
Is mai n under their colors until pacifica
It ton is complete, and moreover to cal
e out the reserves if reinfOrcements al
n needed. .'' =ttt~i st..at
, 30 tsa+r as Italy.
1Hc CTlStS III CUc Ia
It terminated. Sighnor Minghetta VII
Y was summoned to Rome by the King
has formed Cabinet which is consti
-. tuted as follows: Presidentof the Coan
. Gil and Minister Of Finance, Signo
Il Minghetta; Minister OF Foreign Affairs
n Signor Visconte Venosta; Minister @
y the Interior, Signor Cartelli; Ministe
v of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs
y = Sisnor Vigliani; Minister of Wai
!. Lieutenant General Ribotti Magnani
# Minister OF Marine, Signor Saintbon
Minister of Public Works, Signor Spa
n venta; Minister of Public Instruction
= Signor Scialoia; Minister of Commerce
e and Agriculture, Signor Final.
al France.
= The second installment of 250, ,O00, 90
q francs of the last milliar1 of the war in
II demnity was delivered to the Geama
: treasury on the 9TH. There now re
= mains due to Germany but SOC. 200, 90
J. francs, which in accordance with tn
e treaty signed at Berlin on the 18th O
a March last, is to be paid by the 9TH q
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