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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-03-27
HNASA1

BURGLARY-Saturiav night last
the house of Dennis Rior'lon was
entered and money to the amount of
$4,000 taken with Il few other arti-
cles. Entrance was gcined by M
locking the front door from the out
side. A trunk was taken from near
the bed in which Mr. Riordon was
sleeping. carried it ont doors and
from it the money was taken. There
were $4,000 more in the trunk but it
was overlooked A trunk was also
taken from another room carried tC
the back part of the lot and its con
tents .'inspected,"-Ie1fn Tribune
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-03-27
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p. CUNEo,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

The Democracy of Crawford coun-
ty have nominated Hon. Thos. Beer
as delegate to the Constitutional
Convention.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-03-27


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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-03-27
Important Bill.

Early In the session, the Hon
John Q. Smith, introduced the fol-
lowing bill in Ohio Senate. The
bill was passed in the House and is
now law:
The New York herald., 1873-12-23

HAYT1-SIoNs OF ANOTHER REvoLUT1oS.-
q are sorry to report that the news from
g colored Republic of Hayti is not satisfac-
~. 1t appears that Nissage Saget will
y vacate the Presidency (and they want him
leave) unless his friend, General Dominique,
III be chosen in his place but as there is
rty in the House of Representatives deter
ned not to have Dominique trouble is appre-
AIDED. Dominique says, however, that
sther they want him or not he is bound
~ President Meantime Saget seems to be
5ter Of the situation, as he has been for
Ae years, being sort of African Cromwell
Protector Of the Commonwealth. But
fng by the convenient process of imitation
seciated his paper money SO far that four
dred dollars of his promises to pay are
y only to one dollar in coin, his people
become disgusted with him, and he will
70 retire. As soldier he has been a
success; as financier he has proved
failure
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
Stormy scason-strikIng Success OF
Storm Signalling.

A Stormy season-striknng Success Of
Storm Signalling.
The current weather review. just out, re-
veals one of the stormiest Novembers on
record and the severest continental cyclone
ever reported by the Signal Office. The equi-
noctial gales on the Atlantic coast this year
were apparently postponed till November, on
the 18th of which month appeared the storm
in question, having probably originated in
northern Georgia. As it advanced the cyclone
centre tenaciously moved along the inshore
margin of the Gulf Stream, the barometer fall
ing at Boston and Portland to 28.6O and 49, 49
respectively-the lowest readings ever made
since these places became signal stations. The
wind attained the terrific velocity of sixty
four miles an hour on the New England coast
and along the wreck-strewn coasts OF Nova
Scotia, while the cyclonic indraught was felt
from the Atlantic to the lakes and the Missis-
sippi Valley. The study of this and similar
storms seems to justify a new and important
deduction never, we believe. before pointed
out that as the winter gales of the Carolina
and Virginia coasts approach Nova Scotia
their centres experience increased barometric
depression, with increasing rainfall and in
creasingly dangerous winds.
1t is noteworthy that out Of seventy-seven
storm warning signals displayed at United
States ports last month sixty-two are known
to have been actually justified by the storm
following. This gives the gratifying per-
centage of success as SO51. General Sabine,
in letter to the English Board Of Trade,
few years ago, stated that bis examination of
the warnings given on the British coasts for
two years showed that s'in the first year fifty
per cent and in the second year sevsnty-three
per cent were right" The English Weather
Office was then under the able and sagacious
management of Admiral Fitzroy but this
high average of verified signals does not
equal that Of the Washington Signal Office.
There can be little doubt that but for the
many failures of the telegraph lines to trans
NIT the weather reports promptly the success
would be still greater.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Congressman R. O. Parsons. OF Ohio. has arrived
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Rev. W. q. q. Murray, OF Adirondack renown is
staying at the Everett House.
Congressman Jay A. Hubbel, Of Michigan, Is
staying at the New York hotel
General J. L. Donaldson. United States Army, Is
registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
,caymaster M. B. Gushing, United States Navy, is
ouarfeSed at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Lieuteinpt Governor John O. Robinson has ar
rived at the Metropolitan Hotel from Albany.
ConsressmaQ Robert NJ. Knapp, ofnlinois, has ar
rived at tie Fiftf Avenue Hotel from washington.
Commander Henry Wilson, United States Navy
has returned to ais Old quarters at the westminster
Hotel. :.
Yale College. have apartments at the' .A'
House.
General T. L. Clingman, formerly United states
Senator from North Carolina, yesterday arrived
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr. Gladstone has replied to the charges OF being
q Papist ana not Protestant at heart tnat 1t s
"wholly and absolutely void OF truth"
General William T. Sherman, the COmmander-in-
Chief, accompanied by General 0. M. Poe, arrived
at the Astor House yesterday morning from Wash
ington.
Sir LamDton Lorraine, Bart, R. N, commander OF
Her Britannia Majestys war steamer Nobe, has
received an address from British subjects resident
in Central America, thanking him for the service
he rendered his fellow countrymen by the prompt
measures he adopted against General Streber in
Honduras.
The leaders OF the Spanish intransigentes at Car
tagena comprise adventurers Of all nations.
Among them is Frencnman named Lucien Am
batz he has been q revolutionist for years. He
was Garibaldps chief OF star for some time and
became distinguished as violent person under the
Commune in Paris. He escaped from Paris with
difaculty and went to London. From there he went
to mix in with the Spanish turbulents, and Is now
head OF the one OF the many parties who are In Car
tagena working in discord among themselves for
the attainment OF the political millennium.
what sort OF people there are in London It Is
hard to know. Either the dead there become oil
alike, or the living become dazed when tney
i gee q corpse. Some time ago the body of mur-
=, red female, found in the Thames, was identified
- o persons as that OF q friend whom no two OF
-. knew. But the Londoners memories were
1890, unfaithful, as all the ladies recognized in
a.. 80. Q were found to be alive. More recently
- died on doorstep In Snoreditch, and
=. .N,"- - IN held him as feow-laborer until
III "o 80 :. mself came to look at the body.
s1's..,-. s.e :. e old astray was recognized as a
ouDse4.e Shouse officials and the pauper's
p"upe. - in-law. But the body was again
uausn'eIs o.. ,r ofrcials, as the old pauper
shio"n upo" w - son-in-law withdrew the
reappeared and biz
funeral expenses.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23

NICE HOLIDAY EXCURSION. Com
mittee on Transportation of the United
States Senate, embracing Senators Win
dom, Sherman, West, Conover, Mitchell
Norwood, Davis and Johnston, have left
Washington for New Orleans, to gather infor-
NATION in reference to the wants Of the people
and tie ways and means for securing cheap
transportation between the interior and the
seaboard. TRey win probably return by way of
the Mississippi and Ohm. rivers. In the course
oftheir journey they will dodbl,issss inquire into
the feasibility of the project for exienaaing The
James River Canal across the Alleghanies to
the Ohio of the projected canal to connect
the Tennessee River with the Savannah, and
Of the projected scaboard ship canal, and
Of the proposed Mississippi ship canal to
avoid the bars in the natural outlets of that
river. The Christmas holidays being the
pleasantest season OF the year for o journey
down South we have no doubt the committee
will have delightful trip whatever the re-
suits may be in the secondary matter Of cheap
transportation.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
II RIPPLE S III E E 7.
S--------
New York, Tuesday, Dec. 30. 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
HO-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

pFLlGHT OF GENETi WHO is TO BLAMEgn-
LEADING ARTICLE-SKTH PAGE
THE FIRST ESCAPEl "HARRYn GENET GETS
AWAY FROM THE SHERlFF'S DEPUTIES
NOT A CLEw TO HIS HIDING PLACEl
PROBABLE ACTION OF THE DISTRICT AT
TORNEY-FoURTH PAGE.
CHANGE OF BASE OF PROMINENT RING CUL-
PRITsl FORFEITURE OF RECOGNIZANCES-
SHARKEY NOT CAPTURED-FouRTH PAGE.
hBOMINABLE TREATMENT OF THE AMERICAN
CAPTlvES ON THE FINAL NIGHT IN
-- PRIsONl THE VOLUNTEERS AGAIN DE-
EAND AN INSULT TO OUR FLAG-THIRD
PAGE.
THE CUBAN DEBT-IMPORTANT GENERAL
NEWS SEVENTH PAGE.
p TRAIL OF BLoODl DOUBLE MURDER OR
MURDER AND SUICIDE IN THE THIR-
TENTH WARDi BROTHER AND SISTER
FOUND DEAD IN THEIR SINGLE APART
MENT IN BR0OME STREET TENEMENT
SEVENTH PAGE.
PAPAL ALLOCUTIoN AND APPOINTMENT OF
CARDINALS IN THE yATICAN-IRISH
RAILWAY ENTERPRISE AIDED-SIxTH
PAGE.
Sons OF THE PILGRIMS CELEBRATE THE
FOUNDING OF OUR LIBERTIES IN
GRAND BANQUET-TENTH PAGE.
MEXICAN REvoLrs DISCOURAGED AN AMERI-
CAN EXPRESS COMPANY PROHIBITED
SEVENTH PAGE.
tONzALEz THE NEW PRESIDENT OF ST. DO
MlNGO-ARMING THE PORTO RICAN MI
LlTIA-AFFAlRS IN BERMUDA-SEvENTH
PAGE.
THE FINANCES JUDGE KELLEY'S VIEWS ON
THE PROPOSED TAX INCREASE, THE BAL
ANCE OF TRADE, SPECIE PAYMENTS AND
s-o5 CONVERTIBLE CURRENCYl HIS
REMEDY FOR THE CRISIS-EIGHTH PAGE.
ROADS TO RESUMPTION FAILURE RUMORs
WAITED THROUGH WALL STREET. FL
NANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS
YESTERDAY-THE VALUES SHRINKAGE-
CHEAPER CEREAL MPOSTS-NINTH PAGE.
4 4 POsTPONEMENT OF EX-MAYOR HALLS
h THIRD TRIAL ASKED AND REFUSEp HIS
X ADDRESS TO THE COURT A JURY OBJ
N TAINED-ELEvENTH PAGE.
N VHE ENCYCLICAL OF POPE PIOUS THE NINTH
TO THE CATHOLIC DlGNITARIEs OF THE
IN WORLD-ART GLIMPSES-FIFTH PAGE.
Il COURT MARTIAL SCENES AT THE TRIAL OF
THE LATE MARSHAL BAZAINE HOW HE
BORE HIS FATE-METHODlSM-EIG
PAGE.
1T. NICHOLAS IN HIS GLORY THE STORES
OF GOOD AND BEAUTIFUL GIFTS PRE-.
PARED.FoR THE DAY OF PEACE AND
GOOD WlLL-wAsHINGTON SOCIETY
FEMININE TIPPLING-FIFrH PAGE
EMIGRANTs' QUARTERS AND COMFORT LOOKED
AFTER BY THE COMMISSION AN INCREASE
OF ''HEAD M0NEYv-A CANADIAN MUIR
DERER EANGED-FoUBra PAGE
ENGLISH MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE KIMBoI.
TON AND LONDON ALL AG0G OVER THE
UNION OF THE FAMOUS DUKE OF HAMJI-
TON AND THE DAUGHTER OF THE DUKE
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
The Broome Street Horror.

At an early hour yesterday morning another
of those horrible crimes, on account of which
New York is acquiring such an unenviable
notoriety, was committed in tenement house
in Broome street. At present the case is
involved in much mystery; but the detectives
are busily at work, and it is to be hoped that
in this case they will not fail to make the mys-
terry plain. For the full particulars connected
with this bloody affair we refer our readers to
another column. The fourth floor of the
house above referred to is rented by Mr..
Burk. Mr.. Burk and family occupy three of
the apartments; the fourth room on the floor,
front parlor, was occupied by Nicholas
Ryan and his sister. At about half-past two
o'clock Mr.. Burk was aroused by peculiar
noise which he describes as like s'the squeal-
ing OF cat" Opening his door and 1ooking
into the hall, but seeing nothing, he was
about to return to bed, when his children
called to him that there was something wrong
in the hallway. Procuring light and look
ing into the hall, he discovered that the walls
were covered with blood. Calling to his wife
that there was murder in the house, he went
into the front parlor, where he found Mary
Ryan lying in bed with her throat cut: Rush.
ing to the window, he called for
the police, when Officer Wilson, of
the Thirteenth precinct, speedily answered
his summons. On the landing of the
second floor the officer stumbled over the
body of a man who, when light was pro-
cured, was found to be dead, his throat cut
from ear to ear. Proceeding up stairs he
found the walls and stairway from, the second
to the fourth floor covered with blood In the
room occupied by the Ryans there were no
traces visible Of any struggle. On table Law
the gold watch Of Miss Ryan, small gold
pencil and penknife, apparently indicating
that robbery was not the motive to the mur-
der. Later one of the officers found bloody
marks as of naked feet on the stairs leading to. .
the roof. Proceeding to the roof he found the
blood marks repeated, and suddenly lighted
upon the vest of the murdered man. The
pockets were empty, and the condition Of the
vest encouraged the belief that the watch
chain had been suddenly wrenched from the
buttonhole. Mr.. Ryan's watch and chain are
missing. Is this case Of double murder or
is it case of murder and suicide? Yester-
day the bloody foot prints on the roof were
with Ryans feet and they were
found to correspond. This adds another COM
plication to this remarkable case
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
JOURNALISM SoihS'

The New Orlesns Herald en-, scono tne nmr rv,.
inst, and its proprietors having \ ,riaI star 70
chasers OF the Ttcoylne the edttA once bovs
porters. clerks printers, psesspen and he Plea.
OF the Herald took foriiias p5ssse 1p55sssesiorof !. T. VIII
vune and win become It's future pu. ushers'>
be on evening paper. ...o. Of
Thomas ID. Curtis, formerly managing ..ros,
tne Utica IN. ~ Herald, has purchased an Ia he
In the Syracuse Standard, ana win henceforth
Identified with the last named j6 urnal.
new paper will be establish cd in Tulare, Cal.'
on the LIST Of January.
Alexander Botkin Of the CnicaA o Times, WIN DC
fRe successor OF A. M. Thomson as editoriai man
Ager OF she Milwaukee Sentinel.
new paper, to be called the Adra user, u 70 oe
started at Chippewa Falls, Wis, byT. +. holhs'er
The story that United States senst or Matthew
II. Carpenter has purchased the Milw aukee Se''-
ttnei has been revived.
new paper is to be started In Oakland, Cai.
The st. Louis G,obe has got into troubcw TN 'nc
western Associated Press.
The San Jose Call Datlv Necs Ia the ttl . oi
paper but recently issued.
Samuel York At-Lee, the venerable edito OF 'ne
Pacific Odd Fel0tc Is the Senior Masonic Past M. 70
ter on the roll OF the Grand Lodge or Masons
California.
D. W. Lusk, OF the Pekn (ll) Herald has pur-
chased the Tazewel Republican.
The Charleston Is. C.) Courier intimates that a
new daily paper Is to be started In that city.
Colonel Taylor, OF the Boston Globe, having de-
clined reelection Clerk Of the Massachusetts,
House OF Representatives, George A. Mardcn, Of
the Lowell Courier, II proposed for that position.
N. d. Kimbail who has been edItorially con-
nccted with the Green Bay advocate, has resigned
his position.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23

The INDIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO
TERRITORIAL Governmental delegation Of
Cherokees from the Indian Territory has
arrived in Washington, for the purpose of op-
posing the bill to organize said Indian Ter
ritory in the regular form as the Territory Of
Oklahoma. They object to such govern
ment at present, because If established the
whites will rush in and assume control Of the
Territory and Of the Indians and their affairs.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23

this convicted and fugitive oulprit. whose
honor was relied upon by his friend the
Sheriff. has betrayed his other friend. the
Police Commissioner. who was his bondsman
for ten thousand dollars on the indictment for
forgery. which bond was forfeited yesterday.
Such are the intimate, confident and amiable
relations between crime and those who are
chosen to repress and punish it.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
THE DISCOVERY OF CONSPIRACY AN
LYONS, FRANCE.

rho const,ittonne, OF the sth inst. brings detSlSs
~ the proceedings CONNECTED with certain mr.
rcsts in Lyons, which are thought to be Of i'm
portance. 1t appears that upon receiving news o.
an alleged conspiracy the government detailed
brigade OF gendarmes, who all OF sudden took %
possession OF the principal roads commanding onc
then made M Il. Bertrand, NJ. u. Capus. M Vma- ,
telct, Bande, Magioire and otners; nns,,racy acv
charges against these persons are :-Consprnoy
onaina, tbe pcace OF the state; keeping ana uis-
sibuting arms and munitions OF war; lnci'emens
civil W mr.. AC.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23

which the red men now manage for them
selves. There is some force in this arguments
but if the lands in the Territory are set apart
in reservations for all our Indian tribes the
difficulty of the white man can be avoided. As
it is, the Indian Territory, from the crimes
and lawlessness prevailing among the reds,
whites and blacks, urgently calls for recon-
structiOn.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Dec. %, 1873
In the Assembly to-day several members alluded
to the imperfect postal arrangements between
France and the United States, and urged the gov
ernment to hasten the signing OF the pending con-
vention. They complained Of the present stua-
tion, declaring IL to be injurious to French COM
merce and intolerable to the people at large.
The Financial Secretary replied that 1t was tho
governments earnest desire to harmonze the in
terests OF the two countries, and speedy under
standing was expected.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
European immigration I'm the South
Sambo Going to tho Wall.

European immigration I'm the South
sambo Going to tho Wall.
The work of substituting white European
domesics and artisans for the native colored
element is progressing quite rapidly in some
parts of the South, especially in South Caro-
lima. Among the recent arrivals at Charleston
from this city, by single steamer, were
large number of persons, mostly English fami-
lies, selected here by an agent from Columbia,
S. G, About twenty Of these are for various
parties in Edgefeld county; two English and
two German families 60 to Newberry county;
Swiss family go to Chester county; ON Irish
family go to Abbeville county, and French
family go to Anderson county. There were
also several single men and number of
women, ordered by parties in Columbia and
other places as cooks, &c. Some Of these
immigrants intended to go West, but upon due
representations they were induced to change
their destinations and try their fortunes Il, the
Sunny South. 1t is understood that many
others, to the number, it is said, Of thousanda
will make similar selection for their future
settlement in this country. And all this while
poor sambo is fast going tQ the wall, or, what
is about as bad, giving DIP his time and devot-
ing his labor for the advantage Of some tln-
scrupulous carpet-bagger or some ambitious
plantation or camp orator of his own race.
In laying down the 'shovel and the hoe and
taking up the howlings of political hustings
and caucuses the colored population of the
South may be truly regarded as having gained
nothing for their own comfort or their own
benefit by the change.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
1ElEssAm TO THE NEW york HERALD.

LONDON. Dec 20, 1878.
The rate Of discount in the open market for three
months bills is ~ per cent, or Il per cent below
the Bank of England rate.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank Of
England on balance to-day Is f15,000
The New York herald., 1873-12-23

- - = LUNpUN, DoC' zz, IoI1
The report OF the death Of the Ashantee King
proves false.
CoIored Regime nts from Jamaica for the
Scat or War-Evcry Negro Soldier In
tho Colony Embarked.
KINGSTON. JAM, Dec. II, 1878
The Ashantee war has created such demand
for the West India regiments that there Is now mot
q black soldier in the island. The last OF them,
consisting OF i've companies, under the command
OF Colonel Maxwell, embarked o few days ago ON
the transport Manitoban, which, after calling ae
RarbadOs will proceed direct to the coast OF
AFRICA This island is now garrls0ned by white
reQiment-the Ninety the command
OF Colonel Lord Clarina.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23
ravAL INTELLIaENCE.

Launch or >the Steamer Marion.
PoRn sMoUTH, N. H., Dec. %, 1873.
The United States Nsteamer Marion was success
fully launched from the. Navy Yard this afternoon
Naval Constructor IsaiA Hanscom and other
government Officials were A'resent.
The New York herald., 1873-12-23

GENET on his trial swore that he did not
know enough about wood to distinguish
white pine from black walnut. At oil events
he knew how to cut sticks.