Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-16
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

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Chicago smiles.
Il was announced in England that
Moody and sankey are to return 10 Chic
ago aat the end ofJune."
ouflls are things that are sometimes
taken from the piuions ofone goose 10
spread the opinionsof another.
The President is grandfather. The
man hat brings the babies must have
been round and stopped at SatoIrs's, 2
lis the old. old story-nine obstinate
men defeat 3 unanimous verdict that the
three 4 unanimous fellows wanted to re-
turn. .-rs.s. ~ eI,,
The Freshet in the Licking river mas
sent adrift various coal barges, and eaus-
ed considerable loss Of property. tsl
Moody and .Sanky are coming home
TO evangelize Chicago, a work in which
they viii have the hearty moral support
ofthe whole country.
They have eight cOlored men upon
Chicago grand jury. Democracy must
keep its eye pealed, as the son OF serVi
tude is likely 10 be the coming man
Robert Dale Owens creduhty in the
Katie King and other spiritual matters is
accounted for. He has gone insane ana
is now in charge of his soa.
The National Bank have been called
upon by the Comptroller of the Currency
for the report showing their condition
atthe close of business on Wednesday,
June Both.
Gen. Cary says he is temperance man
of forty years standing but the Boston ton
.L,urual will have it that he is only ~
years' standing, and one years fallin g.
What do the Democrats say to thatr
The Cincinnati Commercial thinks that
the voters of the State will have an eye
ON Rome. but the danger to the school
fund is not sufficiently imminent to call
for much fretting.
Fred Douglass, Prof Longston and
other gentlemen of color held meeting
decentralization at Washington on Mon
6av evening last, and took the initial
s,en for starting a weekly paper at the
Capital. in the interests of the colored
people.
The Radicals in London do not behaYe
intelligently in opposing the payment of
the expense of the Prince of Wales in
India. The Prince does not &C there in
private capacity, but expressly as the
representative of the power and splendor
of the British Empire.
The telegraph brings the announcement
of the death of Frank P Blair, Jr., at 81.
Louis, on the 9TH inst. The news was not
unexpected, although some hopes of his
recovery had been based upon the trans
fusion of blood process, which was sue
cessfully made few weeks ago.
A semi-centennial enumeration of the
city Of Buffalo, sh ows that the city has
rather retrograded in population since
the census of 1920. Some Of the city pa
pors claim that there hav been great in
acuracies in the work of enumeration.
There is some pros pect that the Lock
wood mansion at NorwaIk, CT, may be
sold for private Insane Asylum. 1t
would make an admirable property for
that OF any humanitarian purpose. The
State, suggests the Gazette, could not do
better than 10 purchase it for an institu-
ton for its blind, now sent to Mass.
The New York TFI6uas calls the Alien
ticket, and those who support the Ohio
reputation candidates. @The Ohio Sans
Culottes.n 1.-THE people of that State are
wise, it says, their rebuke will be sostern
that hereafter no demagogue will be mad
enough 10 make war upon the public
credit OF the guarantees Of property.
Awar Of determination has been Wag
ing between the citizen Of Westsrville
down near Columbus, nd saloon keep
er named Gorbin. His was the only sa
loon in the place, and the people were
determin ed TO reduce II. Corbin, being
plucky, fought val ientlY, and suits and
co unter suits succeeded each other, and
quite tempest in teapot was inaugur-
ated. On Sunday night last, the old rook-
cry took fire, but although saved. 1t was
in badly. demoraIized and damaged
state, The end is not yet.
A Chicago inventor comes forward with
rival TO the Keely motor, and has pro-
gressed so far as to be able to state thai
by the combination of air and water be
has produced pressure of 10000 lbs. to
the square inch, Further the Chicago in-
ventor refuses TO particularise. He is en-
deaYoring to reach the patent Office be-
fore Keely, without knowledge of the
precise principals of the othe machine,
OF that the two inventions viii conflict.
Tbs London Tines says of the ami
versary Of the battle Of Bunker Hill, that
Mot only America, bat England and the
world have cause to hold in grateful re-.
membrance the day. Il was a gain on
both sides, for the great unqusstionable
principlesof popular representation, in
dependence ofjudges and complete re-
sponsibilitY in the exercise Of the Law
were equally at stake on both sides o.
the Atlantic" -
The restaurant proprietor who furnish.
ed the scandal jury their meals for Che
six month trial has sent bill TO the
County Auditor for $4,000. The bill has
not been audited, as the Auditor saws
for want Of q law. BE does not-recog-
Qgnize the night in a civil action, to
come upon the county for pay. In case
the supervisors do not allow the bill,
each juror viii be responsible for his
share oft, and there are many doubts
about the allowance, the jurors, IN Gase
they have to pay, will have s90 each left
men. 'S's
Mr' Sherwood, the night, 81
operator at the Round Hn- Geographic
thats man was besp' Use, informs us
other riobt bv. tat that place, the
heaten and :. couple ofstrangers. and
t,e. gr,- robbed of some $15. The par
Rc- sre all strangers to him. Tn
and House is place of much resor
by tramps along the track, at all hours