Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-09


SS6bE3t al. sitter be hsspinisAed has c1ur
Ssde against the hosts Of sin in Boston.
--Tbs paper mills. near Springfield, Ohio,
owned by the Springfield Republican news
= paper, burned Monday noning. The loss
IS esfinated a. S.. COO; insurance so 900.
ssial soms California strawberries are to be
g sxhIhissdo at the Centennial They are
alillsaid 10 Be Of such dimensions that it may
sdfbs necessary 70 take down some OF the = e
81 fence in order to get them safely mo mo tne
giigFOahds. -. - = si8 -
i-ot' Adiutaut General Eykpf has returned
- fro-n the Nsssilon coal mines. Ihe mill
tary companies hare been sent home, and
none but local orgs1izstsohs abe on duty.
II is. the..qht that the tronDls has ended
y althoash many Of the strikers arestin idis-i
.soa Tie HoGls8s Appropriation Committee
s.ll further considered sundfy civil appropris-
ti6d bills on Monday. All estimates are
largely reduced wherever thought practica-
oiehals. The estinates f6r lie saving stations,
q arid repairs Of lght-housss have not been
reduced. The estimates for new buildings
are ssEleKen OUT f7r5F 4aa il5d-cos =.
-s,fni AFritsr Il, fhe london Daily Nslss says:
.s.a t. i not, yunfortunstely, geHsrallyi kaoWn
Ia fhat.insE case Of ire in building containing
.54 horses Il the harness ls1merely put on,
lsboreFsr roughly, the hstsss win quit their
stablesnithout dfhlculsg9d A knowledge Of
5s,s this fact may be the means Of saving many
4aoa valuable aflinal from horrible death. =
The fast train arrived IN San Francisco
several hours ahead Of time. and brought
= Il its passengers through in murdeyous
+ + frame Of mind They were beaten and
poanded to 3 Jelly, buried in nauntsins Of
-; dust deprived Of sleep. jeeEed at BY the
=. ms hiking world. And they imagined
they yere. going to haEeA jolly tinei7 That
-zais what thsF went ont fer to have.
-tnns4 Raise i charge agairst 1 Republican OIL
lid cal and the news win travel from Maine to
bnCalif6tnia before the ink IS dry. Investi-
fats tie charges and fiSd them false, and
news Of the acquiittsl travels with snail
- Ike pace to do taTdy justice where injus-
tice has been done. How true the old say
ing, "a lie VIII travel round the globe
while truth is Pr Milling on is BoOts. i5sA
v1sg Ezi BestnaStsz RanzTihe was again az
6d rested at Ganduskyon tlhs5th on q warrant
ssiissued7 bya Bnited States Commissioner
..ilWhits n iOlerslaHd, charging him with /
sbfosging arsesipts to money orders. while
diiPOstnasssE. i Van Tine was plaeed IN Jail,
~ aad was taken to Cleveland On themorning
&c Of the 6th. n viii be remembered that
Van Tine is already under bail Of &, 900
fdf embezzling pOst-Ofice funds. s ~
- The millions left by the dead merchant
prince is a tempting bait and it Is not sur
81 pTising that unheaFd Of blood Eeladons
should spring into existence to contest the |
VIII, and take the chances Of getting
! slice Of the estate. 4 ceEnbination Of this
sort has secured an order from a New York |
Is Surrogate requiring Stewards executors to |
appear and show .cause why ths probate
soshoHld not bsrsyDked4 M -sI3as
sa8 On the htel -, - Dom Pedro, accompanied
By the Empress and suite, Sir Edward |
Th6tnton, Chief Justice Waite, the Rus
sian Minister and wife, the Austrian Minis
ter, General Sherman. Admiral Porter and /
Others, visited Mount Vernon. The EN-
peror, Empress and entire suite left Wash
ington the next morning FOR Niagara Falls.
soon after sailing for Germany, where the
Empress IS ordered BY her physician to
celebrated Eater-cure. 80. ass
II An 0ilaCity dispatch Of the 9Th says:
gaioS Saturday afternoon last; during
thahder storm, theiightning struck tank
Of crude oil in. the south part Of the city,
setting it on fire, and ct the same time
emptying about Il, 900 barrels Of oil on the
ground, which began to burn as ii ran. In
afeW minutes smother tank caught iire and
both burned al day. One dwelling and
barn were also butnesdi-the inmates Of
the former barely escaped. Aboat ~ 200
barrels Of oil we're destroyed. The loss is
500, ,ooO-nearly covered BY Insurance., L
gilA special dispatch from London to The i
New York Herald conveys news Of q deci-
gdsdly sensational chmactsE Il is to the
effect that England has taken vigorous and
decisive measures toward the exercise Of
controlling power Ga the Eastern eompIica-
ton, having sspt Admiral Drummond with ,
instructions 70 prevent the forcing Of the
Darda1eIles, and that unfinished iron-elads
are. being eompleted In hot haste, and regi-
Lmsnts are under orders 10 be ready to start
alta moments notice. The same doubtful
authority stated that the Turkish insur-
gents have formed a plan which coHtena-
plates the refusal of either Prince Charles,
'of Rouulsnia, or the. Prince Milan, of Ser I
via as thelr Sovereign, but which looks to 4
theDuke Of EdinbuTg to become their EN- 4
peror, expecting, through Yictoria's second I
son and wife, the Princess Ale1androWna, /
tossOure the powerful alliance Of England t
and Russia in their interest. 1T
The cable brings intelligence that Abdul
AEiz Khan, the dethroned Sultan Of Tur- 3
key, has ended his Wretehed life by his own 4
hand It is OfaciAlly announced that the 2
ex-Spltan locked himself in his private g
apartment, opened the veins Of his arms 4
with pair Of scissors, and peacefully and v
painlessly bled 70 death. It is added. na- Q
thetically, that Abdul-Aziz was subject u s.
asltd dsrangsment and the CUSTOMARY t
shoF. Of grisf snd regret is made over the \
tragic event. Murad Kaendi TiH probably 9
not pine away to an5 alarming extent on Q
eecount Of the suicide, which happened 50
conveniently for his. peace and comfort.
snd solved rather unpleasant problem ii
admpls and easy way. The new Sultan
msg congratulate himself upon the .fortus
rate circumstance which left that pair Of ?
scissors within reach Of the royal prisoner, :
Who. IN taking his own life could not take :
euythinG With which his successor would q
more willingly part withal. :
FrRnk Haslins, young man well known Ii
il Urbana. was arrested BY conductor on Il
the A. &C. B.. R,,. Tuesday morning, for b,
a.. A.. L. 80