Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-06
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BY recent tcvelopemenis- from that insiitu-
schools.
EErLast year, the Democracy" boss,ed
thxtt they could carry Ohio, because they had
the Liberals with them. This year they,
boast that they will carry the State because
they have got nd OF the liberals
eEThe American exhibitors at Vienna, re-
ceived 100 Of the $4,000 medals that were
awarded. Il is charged that 10 many cases the
fnries were corrupny influence in their de.
cisiona
CY-The young people Of the church In
Watertown Iecrnily gave an entertainment TO
the old people There wers forty.two guests
shove the age Of sixty, the eldest being ninety.
two. Such an act is as sgraceful as IL Is fitting.
~ Prof Tying Of the Theological semina-
~ ri Gambler Ohio, has resigned and the In
stitutiDn Is now wholly Without Faculty !;
last year II had baf tive students. Its endow-
ment Is valuable, however, aud II is likely TO
be rcsuscitaud.
fEThe extent OF the religious pilgrimages
in France. which have furnished 50 curieusa
spectacle in the last few months, is shown by
the returns of French railroads, who report
they have sold 100000, tickets to religious pill.
grims
eSThe Khiyans took advantage Of the alb.
sencs Of Gen. Kaufman short time ago TO
get up an iusurreclion. Il was easily quclled by
the Russian troops, who, In retaliation, de.
stroyed the town OF Kniya, the Capitai OF the
Khsnate. Six hundred Of the ringleadsrs OF
the movement have been fined heavily.
tH-Several OF the Iowa railroad robbers are
stated positively to lie in Lafayette County
Missouri. They have been seen by those who
know them at both Doycr and Lexington.
They appeared Ia the lattei place four days
and paryded themselves In the streets, but no
one dared to arrest them.
tB-An Eastern paper chronicles the singu-
Rular intelligence that the model of Powers
Greek Slave" was an American girl aud still
living We might have expected as much;
sar it Is a weIbknown fact that nowhere on the
globe is the female form divine moulded To
perfection excepting beneath the shadow oi
the American eagle.
@rhe American Pomological Society
holds its quarter centennial in Boston ON the
10th, l1th and 18th of September This:soci-
ETY. was organized in 1913 in New York, at
the instance of the leading Horticultural So
cieties OF the country. It's first President was
Hon. Marshall p. Wilder, who sill reuains the
position, and ~ whom much credit Is due for
the good work done by the association.
wThe Kansas City Times has special
from Clinton, Missouri. which says that on
Thursday night Of last week, u skirmish took
place near Msnnygaw Springs, ST. Clair Co.,
between the Iowa sheriff and the train robbers
who recently attacked the train near Des
Moines. In which one of the Sberifs posse and
one Of the robbers were wounded The sheriff
and bis. posse were in hot pursuit at last &C.
counts.
tB-The Chicago Times charactep.ges the
platform Of the Bourbon bag OF fatulent re-,
solves" We must heartily agree with the
Blade when II says that such IN expression
from the only leading Demecrato Journal,
which was too much Of Democrat: TO sup.
port Greeley last tall. must be cold comfort
10 the men who were confessedly employed
10 efforts 10 weaken loyal arms, during the
war.
tx-The Dlersd people Of Columbus seren.
AIDED BIN Allen one.night last week. al bis ho-
tel after he had made his speech. II would
have been well for Allen TO have shown these
colored bredren that he had undergone
change since the delivery OF his democratic
speech a, Hamilton in 1868, when he said
"Tbese ab0litionis,s say slavery Is the cause Of
the war. l say Il Is not. They say slavery
ought TO be ex,erminaled. say II ought not"
I'D The only Unitarian church In Connec.
ticut Is In the village OF Brooklyn-ihe one to
which Rev. Samuel J, May minisered for
time. For two years Mrs. Celia Burleigh has
been pastor. and now that she Is taking her
Nacation. some Of the young ladies have been
conducting services. Wbercupon one OF the
elderly females Is reported 10 have remarked
"wssGwe Dfsvhad a woman's meeting; now
we have gals meeting; but I'd like b. see
again maGs meeting.
H Say not that the press ouicry against
the saiaiy.si,al II Without avail The Hon
john Z. Bird. oi New J,rsry. has found ), SO
disagr.esble that he has not only returned hrs
share of the swindle, but has paid the interest
upon J, while IL MAS In his possession. This
reminds Ms of the siury of the Connecticut
man, who made searr.erUw oisngh horrible
apearan - that the crnws actually brought
back and rrplanlyd song ol the coru they had
stolen the year bcG'r'
eB-Publie Indignation has b,en Thoroughly
aroused against The SALARY aa of the las,
CjngIcss. aud especially lls retroactive clause
giving back pay n niembcrs, that few polit-
aus Hlli bc Ablc 10 remain Ia public life unless
they have Ksi1Ensd ihe amount intD the Treas
ury, and are ai the same time recorded as
against the MEASURE. Tbk i,eliDg has been
sibwiy growing nnd dcierriee " is oy er
lo~ering ftrrnglh. psThaps, may have sugges
trd the expErsslon Of oar late County Con
Nsnilen. asking ol our representative The de
Noilon ol the influenced Of this position ts ar
early rpeal.
IN A survey Of tho political situation Ia
Massachusetts, madeiy m Scule aud trust
worthy observer At Springfield, says the CHI
e,go zr1sns. leads him d, d ,ubt thai Buil,i
WIN carry the convention An impartial can
vhss shows him a present 10 b, In mlnorii,
f'ai. Iesstsso hundrsd. The primaries s,il
10 be held n Splnsaeld and numbsB Of III
small couhiEx lawns win aaiermine the result
The Tribune's correspondent thinks that
Butler 10 nominated bolt b sesAin. and tbs
ifhe 10 not nominated bolt Is likely, as he