Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-01-10
Six mopa Communists have been
sentenced to death at Versailles.

ploys her husband rs head clerk.
The diplomatic representatives of
Spain at Paris, Brussels and Lisbon,
have resigned. 6i1lf55 95t
--A-man- sd4ertises in New York
paper for a bar keeper ''who must be
recommended BY his pastor
The Grand Duke Alexis has pre-
sented to the University of Mich
igan, thirty volumes of the history
and edpcational interests of Rus
si&Bona yaa fa8'i p
Henry Clsws 8 Co., whose failure
was one of the earliest and largest in
the panic lsstsummer, announce that
they are ready to pay all their Obli-
cations in full. = @ ''
Fifteen ladies fled through q car
In theStamford depot, on the sEd,
followed by a boy shouting 'Apples"
whereupO6 every masculine in the
car mistinctively murmured "Poor
AdamP' 7as.A
The Spanish fTgate Arapiles is
now at liberty to leave her dock at
Brooklyn, the sunken barge has been
removed. She will take a large car
g9iOf arms and other war material
for the Spanish force in Cuba.
The first regular service of the
Reformed Episeopalian Church
were held in Steinway Hall, New
York, on Sdhday last, with an i'm
mense audience in attendance. Bish-
op Cummins preached the sermonae4
The Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury. stated on the 9th, that
there were fifty female clerks in that
department for whom there is no
work, but that it is impossible to dis
charge them on account Of the great
pressure from Congressmen.
rCaptain-GeaeraI JoYellar's requisi-
ton for supreme powers has been
granted by, the Spanish Government.
The whole Of Cuba is now virtually
In a state of siege, and the Captain
General is Dictator, amenable to no
other law. than his own viii.
The, Havana newspapers are very
indignant over othe American per-
fdity shown In the sinking of the
Vfrginius, a result which they as
spme was intentional on the part of
our Government. They have much
to say of the hour of bitter atone
ment which is in waiting for the
Americans.
The German Government has ex-
plicitly defined its attitude toward
the Ultramentanes. 1t will not m
terfere with the inner organization
of the churches, but it will exact
an oath from the Bishops of abso-
lutte submission to the State, and
wiIl,restrain them from interfering,
in any manner, with State affairs.
The Cincinnati Commercial speaks
of.three life prisoners in the peniten-
tiary. One has been there thirty-six
years. man named John Gull sent
from Stark county for murder. An
other, James Frazier, from Wash
ington county, has been there since
1886, and the third is Horace Brooks
sent in 1851 from Cuyahoga county
for murder. .sa zaaas
The joint Mexican and United
States Commission is again at work
on the claims, 100 of which have
been settled during the past two
months. The Commission being
divided in opinion on the claims
made by Mexico for damage grow
ing out of Indian raids, these have
been left for decision to the umpire,
Sir Edward Thornton saa
Two Legislatures are in session in
Louisiana, representing the Kellogg
and the MeEnery GOvernments.--
The latter body has no quorum, and
does not propose to do anything
more than prepare an address to Con
gress.. Gov. Kellogg's message to
his Legislature is devoted largely to
the finances of the State, and the
statement of a plan for restoring its
credit by funding its debt at so cts.
on a dollar. -e s.
A dastardly attempt was made a
day or two. since, to kill Judge
Morris, of Brooklyn, N. Y, with an
Internal machine which was sent to
his house. Fortunately in opening
the matches did not strike in such a
manner as to explode the torpedo.
The fact that Judge Morris is an
active prosecutor of the corrupt
Brooklyn City Ring, sufficiently ae-
counts for this villainous attempt to
secure his death.
The women of Washington, in
this State, to the number Of one
hundred and fifty, formed process
sion on the lst inst, and marched to
the different saloons and held pray
ef meetings. When refused admis-
sion they gathered near the rum
hole and sung a hymn or two. Ma
ny dram sellers have succumbed
, and abandoned the traffic, and the
moral suasion crusade, armed with
prayers and hymns, goes on bravely.
SLAUGHTER OF BUFFAIo.-The