Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25


pointing Thursday. November gath, as n day |
OF general thanksgiving.
The Republican majority for Governor. in
Iowa, at The election on the i4h inst, Is given
o, 1900.
tE Under the school law M amended last
wear, children und,i six years old are not per
mirpd NJ Nrcndis isehool
tE-Rcporis from the yellow fever at Mem
phis continue n he encouraging, and show
that she disease is gradually yielding.
sFThe Steamer Ksokuk, reported as hay
ing four Of her crew down with yellow fever,
was forbidden to land NJ Gaipo on tho morn
iag Of the 1eh, and passed up the Ohio River.
In the Mahoning Valley the operators are
paying their men with three and ak months
p,per, and unless some rel comes soon they |
will have TO shut down alngethrr
sSLThe Cunard Steamship company have
with drawn their vessels from the West In
dia line, and will shortly establish a daily
line between Liverpool and New York.
tE-Sr Edward Thornton, the British Min
lister at washln gfon,. BY the conesna Of his
Government, has agreed TO serve as umpire
on the United States and McxicAn Claims
Commission.
sB-The Manufacturers Board of Trade Of
Fall River, Mass, have voted to recommend
suspension Of all the mills two days in each
week, and 10 run only eight hours day du-
ring the other four days, for the present
eE-The Standard of the Cross (EpiscopaD
d ,os not think the conduct Of the Dean of
q ,nterbury and of Bishop Cummns in meet
In in the eercmunion service with the "sects"
will make great "s,ir' in that church.
tE- The financial news from New York is
m re encouraging. Confidence is gradually
being restored, and business is settling down
into its oil channels and stocks are gaining
st~adier range
IE- James Williams, in an alteration, on
Sunday at Warren with Daniel Hays, stabbed
the latter in the side and also split his mouth
ope1 to the ear. Surgeons in charge, say
d ,ath is inevitable. Williams was arrested al
mi dnights lin swamp.
eES Some Of the wooden factories Of Phila-
delphia have suspended, and IL is feared they
will be followed by general suspension
among the carpet factories, of which there are
200 in a single ward alone, employing between
IoOCt and 70 900 operatives.
the attempt to row from Philadelphia to New
Orleans via the canals and rivers, was, on the
18th, found dead in his boat near Paqurmine,
112 mills above,be laurv city. From entries
In his diary II IL presumed he died Of conges-
tive chills.
Tyrone ofthe largest fires which has occurr
cd in Madison, Wis. foI many years took place
here on the Gath inst. A large Touring
mill and brewery, also one Of the city bridg-
ca, we're burned, involving a loss Of f101 900
One Of The millers who was TOO much intox
icated 10 get ont, was burned TO death.
tFThc opponents of Chinese immigration
in California have appointed Convention ia
meet in San Francisco, Nov. 5th, 10 consider
the various questions gxoNing ou, of cheaT
Chinese labor, and 10 d, wise ways and meant
by which 10 arrest the tide of immigration
from China.
tY' Louis Ricl, of Manitoban ex. rebel, wht
was recently elected to the Canadian Parlia
ment is likely To find his Parliamentary road
ha rd one 10 travel, The Attorney General o
Canada having already caused a warrent iC
be issued for his arrest, upon the charge o.
murder, which is still pending against him II
Manitoba.
cT-The suggestion has been made to tn
Treasury Department ofihe United States thai
Marine Hospital at Cleveland no sold 1t Is
understood that Senator Sherman fhvors th
sale, and il Ia not unlikely that the Supervis
ing Surveyor of the Marine Hospital Servic
may recommend the sale In his next annua
report
eK-It is,stnted that the Treasury Depart
rncnt VIII taRe no action with regard TO th
redistribution clause of the act Of 1870, bu
will wait for Congress 10 consider the ques
tiun which involves the withdrawal of $25
100000 National Bank currency from tn
Eastern banks and It's transfer 10 Western
and Southern banks, In order to cqualizc tn
capital of his country.
rS- The Sandwich Islands have again com
very near losing King by death. Lunalil'
familiar known as King Bill, has been yer
sick, hut is now recovering from his Illness
Ills first official act since his convslescenc
was Ia disband his houshold troops, fifty 'lou
in number, who got up miniature revolt dr
ring the master s.sicknrss. and have now e.
Ia do something else besides playing soldie
for u Nxing.
az The testimony taken in The Polaris II
veeiigalion, on Saturday last, relieves DIR. BE
sells, .hc astronomer connected with the exp
diIion, from the completely in the death
Capt. Hall, which has been chnrgcd again
him, and conelusiwcly establishes the fact In
Capt Hall died OF paralysis ar oi some di
sabe OF which paralysis WAS n result, tt
whole party partoOk of the same coffee
which Capt. Hall drank, aud Without ioelir
any III effects from H..
B-By q recent rcadjustment ofihe pay {
railroad routes, for the year ending Sept 3
1ss3. the amount of annual compensation
all The rnIlrosd companies have been Iucrcs
ed tn s223, ,s93, being now &l,0l55Os per a
nun The readuslmrnl Is made an 81 rout
aud six hundred railroad companies ars pa
for carrying the mails, The aggregate leng
~ railroad srvicr IN the U. 5. is now neat
$1,000 miles, and Is increasing at tho rate
5000 miles per annum.
eE-rhe General Or the society Of Jcsuits
Rome. was on The Goth inst, Judically no
nod by the Goyernmen, that the Order mi