Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-15
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E,iifof Of ne fsledrapt.
Since the communication OF A. r. H., we
have felt that II was not our provinces b, be a
local coffespondentur Or any other kind Of con.
tributof 70 the Press. and We therefore have
kept pFudcnhy indoors pfiartpaliy, cniy now
and then glancine out=with cadtioas eye-to
catch the workings Of the busy world here a,
the Hub. And even now, we would not deem
Il prudent. nor advisable, 10 send up scrap,
only that we have pfomptct "of allowed
suflcicucy,' who will promptly correct asy
little mistake that niay occur.
After the subsistence or Esther And The nat.
uTal excitement attending there has been, as
thighi have beeh expected the usual fr4clIon
with all the symptoms Of dnllness langucr
and depression, especially 10 the way OF amuse.
ment.
This Of course has Not brconie chronic, and
have H8 doubt we shall recuprrate vigorously,
and as soon as the coming winter. u not be.
fore, We shall be able TO bring oui me Beau.
tiiul Queen" with larger, more brilliant and
more efficient troupe Of performers than on
any pfcvFous ueeAslOA. By the way, ihis Es.
thrr has well nigh tecome fixture with US.
Court has now been pursuing the even ten j.
or of her way tor about three week, and has
been 30 far as we could learn, one of the most
quiet terms for long while. having hid little
Of Importance or interest to occupy The aiten-
lion of any one Why there has been such a
general dearih Of interest, can be attributed
only, perhaps, t8 The inevitable, as that The
aOod.tide, whrch Is perhaps ns essential TO
courts as 10 men, was not caught. On Mon
last, Samuel II. Tu,tle, who Was indicted at
the last Fall term of court for forging a nole
on the Savings G. Loan Association Of Rock
Crrek, came into court and revoking his former
pea. plead to his indictment, guilty, whereupon
the Court sentenced HIM Tor three years 10 the
pcnitentiary. H. is of family amOng the first
H. the county, for whom, and also for his
wife, a most estimable and accomplished Ia
dy, there are many warm and sympathetic
friends.
Through the kindness of SheIiH Stiles we
got admitted to the jail-a kindness for which
we are grateful did not last 8 great length Of
time-whcre we saw the venerable Sylvester
Brown, still lingering IN that deferred hope
which, as we should judge from appearances,
not only made the heart but also the body sick,
though rs we understand, his health is now
Somewhat improved from what it was, when
by night and by day he was barassed 10y the
incantaiiohs Of the notorious DR.. Stewart
MIR. Brown seems quite hopeful-I speak
not of the futurr-and thinks that when the
time shall come for the investigation of his
cause, that a just and impartial verdict of not
guilty will be rendered; still, with all these
bright hopes and faif visions, strange to sny,
a heavy weight hangs like lead upon his soul
That he Cabinet sheep. "Mcneth hath murder
ed Sleep"
We had a sligh, reyivai las. nigh, in the
way of enter iainment which proved 70 be q
grand failure; they were the noted minslrels.
saw you had been informed of friend Gary's
and Chapman's railroad ride Of last week on
the way freight The next morning they each
filed their p, titons VS., the 5. s. r. r. Co. for
the small sum OF 5000 EACH The boys seem
70 value their privilege of riding highly. Court
adjonrhs till next Monday, when there will be
the usual finishing up of court cases, and then
. final Adjournment. The jury are now dis.
charged More anon. JOSH.