Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-05
JAMES REED, Secretary.

Goldsmith Maid has again beaten her
own time. At Mystic Park, Boston, on
Monday, she made her mile in the won
derful time of2l4
Judge Peck, Republican, is elected
Governor of Vermont The House and
Senate are very strongly Republican
POLAND is defeated. In 1872 he led Steele
by large majority.
Wednesday was day of great rejoicing
in Germany, it being the anniversary of
the esurrender of Sedan. Emperor Will
liam reviewed the troops. and in the eve
ming q banquet was given.
1t appears that portion of the inhabi-
tants Of New England over ten years old
who are unable to read and write is only
seven per cent. and yet these seven per
cent commit eighty per cent. o the
crimes
The total vote cast on the new Con-
stitution of Pennsylvania was 26l ,SSs,
and the majority for 144,150. In Ohio
the total vote was 335,054. and the ma
jority against was 147 .2S4 The slight
difference in the votes aud maiOrities in
the two States is noticeable
A new administration organization is
about to be started in the city of New
York. It's appearance is expected about
the 14th of the present month. The start
Is made with a subscription of half a
million. What its particular mission is
further than being an administration pa
per is not yet announced.
Frank MoultOn publishes a card in the
New York papers of the 29th, in which
he ssys-'T have sought for four years,
for the sake of innocent children oftwo
families, to shield Beecher from the expo
sure of his crime of adultery, but Mr..
Beecher, his committee and his church
have united to compel me for my own
selEprotection to reveal him to the world
as shall shortly do in still worse light
than that in which he now stands"
The New York Tribune mildly sug-
gests shat Mr.. Beecher's friends in their
cooler moments will regret their uniusti-
fla bic and riotous conduct" in attacking
Moulton in Plymouth Church on Friday
nigh so that he was "only saved from
injury by the activity of the police"
There is no doubt but that any man who
doubts Beecber, after the report of his
remarkably impartial Committee, should
be bludgeoned on sight.
There is some of the old leven left in
the South in the way of the removal of
obnoxious persons. This has been de-
monstrated in Red River County, La, A
public meeting was called, and the af-
fairs of certain county officials were de-
olared vacant, but the incumbents did
not vacate. They. were arrested and in
caFcerated, afterwards taken out for re-
moval, as asserted, to a safer place. When
q few miles on the road toward Shreye-
port, the cayslcade was overtaken and
cVeFpowered, and six of the prisoners
dispatched.
An interesting dispatch from Bismarck
giving the latest information from the
Black Hills expedition, which has re-
turned to its starting point, Ft. Lincoln,
is published. Correspondents confirms the
reports of the wonders developed in the
new country. which he says, appear to he
not only an Eldorado but Part disc
As to the discovery of gold in large
quantities. there SCENE to be little doubt.
The deposits are fairly rich. This being
the case, the Government cannot too
soon recognize the fact that there are not
troops enough in the Northwest TO give
force 10 the order of Gen. Sheridan for
bidding the invasion of the reservation