The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-11-24
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The totals of receipts at the Centen
NAL Exhibition, from all sources, from
May 10th to November 10th, may bt
stated, approximately, as follows: From
admission fees, S3,S13,724; from com
mission, $4,000; from per centages
and royalties, $205,O10-grand total, 81,
90S,735. The Chinese Government has
presented the United States tie general
ethnolgical and industrial collection in
the Government Building.
On the Sth inst, two-year old child
of Isaac Showalter, of Franklin comfy
was burned to death. The mother left
the child with another four years Od
while she went to neighbors on busi
ness. During her absence, a spark from
the stove ignited the child's dress, and i
was soon enveloped in flames, and wa:
so badly burned that it died a few hour.
afterwards.
The Democratic newspapers of South
Carolina concede that Hayes has carried
the State and admit that the Republi-
cans have both branches of the Legisla-
ture-the House by five majority, the
Senate by considerable more than that.
This saves another United States Sepa-
tor, who had been fully conceded to the
Democrats and counted as one of Their
patriotic gains. bah de news"
q am willing TO risk my reputation as
a public man." wrote Edward Hine to
the Liverpool Mercury, "if the worst case
of smallpox cannot be cured in three
days, simply by the use of cream of
tartar. One ounce of cream of tartar,
dissolved in e pint of water, drink at
intervals when cold, is certain, never
failing remedy. 1t has cured thousands,
never leaves a mark, never causes blind
ness, and avoids tedious lingering.
The New York Graphic concludes
that Murat Halstead, the editor of Gin
Commercial, must be the seventh son of
the seventh son, with the veritable straw
berry mark on the left arm, because as
seer he outtops them all. The present
state of affairs, the Graphic claims, was
closely predicted BY the martial editor
during bis visit in New York City, prior
to the election. The Graphic says that
| reporter of that paper interviewed Mr.
October 30th. and in that in
erview he unhesitatingly declared his
lear that the election would be so close
hat it would come to depend on the
Tote of Florida, Louisiana or South Caro-
ina; that there would be a dangerous
about it, and that the Presi-
lent would then probably issue a pro-
,lamation, and that the actual result
would be some time in doubt.
Laurens county, S c, which is men
Toned in to-day's kilograms as being one
If counties in dispute, is one of the
counties in the State. 1t
S large, and fairly populated, having in
$50, 22,53S inhabitants, of which $500
we're white, and 13429 colored. 1t has
Usually given Republican majority of
nearly one thousand, but seems to have
,een one of those selected in which to
ret in the work of the shotgun, as was
is neighboring county of Edgefield
Having done it successfully, the Demo
rats break into the Court House and
AIRY off the returns, which would con-
let them Of frauds. The other counties |
mentioned in the despatch have such |
arge Republican majorities, that intimi- |
alton was not effective to destroy
hem.
Mr. Boutwells reelection as Senator is |
hought to be rendered not improbable |
y the overwhelming preponderance of
he Republicans in the newly elected Leg
Stature of Massachusetts,.
4 man in Boston advertises that he |
Till furnish genuine titles of Earl or
,ount for $4,000; European orders for |
rom $3.50 to 10000, and membership in |
oreign scientific and literary soci5ties at
25O. He warrants the certificates gen
ine.
The Mississippi bull dozers ditched
be train bearing General Sheridan to
Iew Orleans, but he didn't stay ditched,
nd may yet have an opportunity tol