Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-18
News Items.


Tre old warfare against Thurman
.nnears to be on the point of break
ing out again.
Mrs. Ann Carroll Fitzhugh Smith,
widow of the late Gerrit Smith, died
at Peterboro, Saturday, aged. II
years. si3
The barn of Edward King, near In
dianapolis, was burned Sunday night.
together with seventy-fve horses and
cattle.
Mr.. Orth and Horace Maynard
have been nominated as Ministers
the former to Austria and the latter
to Turkey.
The indications are that old Ben
Wade will certainly be the Repupil-
can candidate for Governor OF ONO
next fall, in opposition to Fog-horn
Bill Allen.
Mr. Milton Trussler representa-
tive from Union and Fayette Coun-
ties. Indiana, has covered into the
Treasury $1S3, being the difference
between So per day, that the law al
lows, and $5, which Mr.. Trussler
thinks his services worth.
Halifax dispatches from st. John,
Newfoundland, say that the bodies OF
over forty persons, who died at St
John, this winter, have been tenn
porarily inferred in the snow, which
lies in such immense quantities in
the cemeteries as to prevent the open
ing of graves.
Enough is already known by the
House Louisiana Committee of the
character of the election returns FOL
members of the Legislature in Louis
lana to make it certain that their re-
vision of these returns will not give
the Conservatives majority in the
Legislature upon joint ballot.
The deaths of three prominent
men are misunderstanding Helps,
James Hope Grant, and Claude Louis
Matthew. The name of the first. is
eminent in literature; that of the
second in war and military service;
of the third in astronomy.
Joshua Bailey, of Cohoes Falls,
willed two million dollars to that one
of his nephews who had become the
father of five boys, and had thus per-
petuated the sweet-sounding name Of
Bailey.
Senator Booth, of California, is
succeeded in the gubernatorial office
by Lieutenant Governor Romusido
Pacheco, a native Californian. His
wife. Sonora Pacheco is an authoress
of some note on the Pacific slope.
Pamela Brown, the widow of Ma
ior-General Jacob Brown, the dis
tinguished soldier of the War Of
1912, is still living, having been
widow for almost half century.
Hon. Alexander Waddle and Gen.
j. Warren Keifer, of Clark county,
are both spoken of as possible Re
publican candidates for Governor
English steamship lines have adj
vanced their rates five dollars across
the Atlantic.
General Sheridan and Colonel For
sythe left New Orleans Saturday for
tie North.
The dead body of William Mac
Donald, a well-known citizen of Co
lumbus, Ohio, was found in the canal
Saturday morning.
Advices from Asia Minor state that
in one district alone, out of a popu-
lation of $4,000, 10000 have died
since the beginning of the famine.
The house of Daniel Crumley, at
Lancaster. Ohio, was struck by light
ming Friday night, and Mrs. Crum-
ley was rendered insensible by the
shock
Sam. Howard, jr., ticket agent of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
GAINESVILLE, is alleged to be defaulter
to the company in the sum of $19,-
900.
The United States steamer Saranac,
which left San Francisco for Mexican
ports Saturday, it is stated, will in
quire into recent outrages on Ameri-
can Citizens at Acapulco.
Returns received at the Internal
Revenue Bureau show that the man
ufacture of whisky has not dimin-
ished any since the passage of the
law increasing the tax.
Archbishop McClosky, of New
York, is to be appointed Cardinal.
Vice-President Wilson will make a
tour of the Southern States.
Multum in ParVO.