Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-31

ono,.hle value in Savannah-$2O the
$1,000.
The town of Green Castle, Indiana,
was in flames on the 29th, and assistance
was asked of adjacent places.
Iowa and Nebraska preserve their Re
publican majorliles, and in the distant
territory of Dakota there is decided Re
publican gain.
Miss Josie Mansfield, who killed jim
Fisk put Stokes in prison and then went
10 Paris nd killed some fools there mas
come back TO this country. =
Thirteen repudiatOrs and seven %
fother fellows will represent Ohio IN CON
eress." This is the way 'ne niO
TINES announces the result IN Onio'
GERMANY has just adopted a law by
holder of a railroad ticket may
r.. 80 At auy point on his journey, for any
the ticket remaining good I'LL
used. -
r.. FIRST Indictment for pOlygamay,
q Sail Lake City under the COngresslon-
= iaw If 1865, was that of George Key
= no,ds ~, He was held TO bail for $500.
Tns case viii probably go to the Court
N 8 and win be watched with in
terest
Its expected that when the report oil
General Sheridan is received from Fort
sill the chiefs Ssntsnta s Big Tree, will
he ael;vered over to the State authorities
ofTexas. by whom they were released, to
he bung for murdeF,-ss they have violated
tbe conditions of their release and been
found in armed hostility TO the Govern
ment.
In Cabinet meeting on the 2sth the Pres
dent is reported to have said In substance,
that third term had never been pFoffer-
ed him by any authorized body, andit did
not comport with the dignity Of the Pres
ident to make any statement concerning
the matter. The whole thing was the re-
suit of an idle or malicious newspaper
sensation.
The emigration from Italy to this coun'
try is increasing rapidly. In 1872 the
number who left Italy for our shores was
over twenty thousand, ID 1873 1t was oveI
twenty.six thousand, and this year Il
promises to exceed thirty thousand. This
great drain upon Italy is due mostly tC
the great increase in taxation and the in
tolerance of the government: of all politi
cal opposition.
Some of the independent papers thai
have been toying with the third term non.
sence. ere now desirous that the Presiden
should announce his opposition to 1t. We
suppose the PFesidentsnd his friends have
no objection to their seeking their OWL
amusement in either direction, but theil
course will not be likely to move him tC
make any admissions or depials. 1t is
their own matter, and they are st liberty
% dispose of ii as they like,
As examples of ceremonies symbolizing
erroneous or doubtful doctrines, as pro
posed in the house of delegates of the
Convention of the Episcopal church
the following are cited ~ the use o
incense; ~ the presentation of the cru
cIfx (S) the elevation of the elements II
the Holy Communion as objects of ador
alton; 20 acts of alteration of or to
wards the elements. All these practices
mentioned in the amendment DR.. De
KoYen is reported to have said are belieY-
ed by him and many other churchmer
to be cOuntenanced by God. Thusiht
contest of The UonVenfion over the CUES
ton of Rltualism has been fairly com.
rnenced, and promises to be most note
worthy one.
TRADE N NEW YoRK.-There are
some discouraging incidents in CONNER
cial affairs says the New York Times of
the 24tb, but ii is to be hoped that no
enc win be foolish enough to exager-
ate their importance. We are passing
through period of the year which is
always very trying, and considering
all the circumstances, the state of trade
must be regarded as singularly healthy
Everybody, we belieYe, anticipated that
we should suffer far more than we are
now doing. Most of our large retail
houses testify that they are doing a very
fair average business, some very far above
the average snd this is great thing to
say Of such season ss the present. The
failures which are happening here and
there are the relics of last years panic;
20 new cause has produced them. We
sincerely hope that even the houses which
have been struck VIII eventually recover,
and 1t Is quite clear that there is not th e
slightest necessity for alarm or gloomy
forebodings in any other quarter.
The ohio EIeetIOn-Om mciaI Returns.
ooLuHBus, Ohio, Oct 2s.-The full Of
fetal returns of the late election shows
that 2Ss, ,4O6 votes were cast for William
Bell, Democrat, for Secretary Of State
s21 ,sO4 for Allen, 7. Wlkof. Republican
and 1916 for John R, Buchtel, Prohibi-
Zionist, for the same position. Bells
ohcial majority over Wikof is Il, ,2O2
votes. The Official majority in the. several
Congressional Districts Of the, State are s
follows;
let. Distuct-Sayler, Democrat. 3.314.
2td. Qistrict-Bsnning, Dem, ,5S5.
Std. pistrict-SaYage, Democrat, I,I62.
Ah. District-McMahon Democrat
9th. Dishict-Rice, Democrat 51eo-
9Th. Disrict-Hurd DemocratIt9 sazyF. 2.
7th. nissfict-Neal, De-5.as-oA a's% ad'S2
9Th. District-Lsct9IePSs, Republican
9th, nistracs-POppletOn, Democrat,
1eth. District-Foster, Republican, 100
18th. Disirict--Vance, Democrat, l..
S41.
1sth District-long serm-Wallinp
Democrat, s91S. Short term, FInck
Democrat, 1859.
18Th. District-southard, Democrat
s,951.
14th. Dlstrict-COwan, Democrat, g..
18th. District-Van voorhees,, Repubu
can, 99s.
16th. District--Danford, Republican
1926.
nth. District-Woodworth, Republi
can, 276.
18Th, Distnct-MOnrOe, Republican
foth. District--Gsr6eld. Republicar