The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-06-30

Who's Hayes? Theywell know who he is,
Inspitc of fcigncd surprise.
But then, "whcre ignorance is bliss
'Tis folly TO be wise"
Two boys were killed, two fatally in
jured and eight boys and girls, more or
less hurt by the explosion ola torpedo in
Woife's factory, Greenvillc, y. j., on the
2lst.
The New York Union League has en-
dorsed Hayes and Wheeler.
The depressed condition of the coal
and iron trade in England, may he
Judged from the fact that miners wages
have been reduced one eighth, without
Il strike following.
The Reform Club of New York has
given i'll its adhesion To Hayes.
f. H. Rollins has been elected United
States Senator from New Hampshire
VIM Cullen Bryant the OctO.enarim
Poet of the New York Evening Post h;,s
been the recipient of massive silver vase.
presented by his numerous friends and
admirers.
Plymouth Church has fixed Rev.
Henry Ward Beechers salary AT $20OOO.
Lloyd, Donnclly e Cos Directory for
Chicago for this year, will claim 53G 61S
population.
The Democracy Of the Thirteenth
Ohio District had Il troublOus time of it
when they met on the Goth to nominate
candidate for Congress. After l13 bal
lo.s,IIon VI Southland was re nominated.
1t was an all day and night session and
the opposition to him were not in au
aimable mood when SOulhIrd carried
off the nomination for the third term.
Gov Hayes attended the commence
mcnt exercises of the Ohio Universtvat
Athens, on the Dist In the evening he
was serenaded, and made q short speech
touching but lightly onpOhtical matters.
Hon Peter OdIin is urged for the Re
publican nomination to Congress from
the Montgomery District.
A train on the Kentucky Central Rail
road ran into a herd Of cattle, near
Cynthiana, on the Dist, and was thrown
from the track and Edward Thomas and
David Pearshall, two OeXpress messengers
were killed. Two other persons were
injured.
Capt Goodwin, of the tug Peter Smith,
died suddenly of ossitication of the
heart, on the DIST. He WAS in command
of the tug ut the time.
The races of the Cleveland Club com
mence July 25th, and continue four
days.
Governor Hayes Will not resign the
State Executive chair until February
next. In this decision he meets the
hearty approval of the people of this
State.
A mob of masked men appeared atthe
Jail mt Burlington, Boone county. Ky, on
Thursday night, obtained the keys from
the pilOr, and took out n cOlOred man
named Williams, awaiting trial on a
charge of murder They were prepar-
ing to hang him when he got away and
ran, but was shot and badly wounded
The mob then recaptured the prisoner.
hung him To a tree, and riddled his body
with bullets.
The Washington correspondent ofthe
Cincinnati Enquirer interviewed Mr.
Blaine on the evening of the nomination,
and found him ready TO give an earnest
and hearty support to the ticket. On
arising to take leave the correspondent
said he had one request to make What
is that?" said Blaine. That you will not
epme West of the mountains 10 give us
trouble" said the EHgI'iirr man. Il shall
certainly do that, said Mr. L!line, rs he
babe his interviewer good evening. Mr.
Blaine's voice will be heard in the COM
ing contest, and it will be with power.
Count Marchand, who died in Paris.
on the 21st, had Il remarkable career.
Born amid the stormy DAYS of the
French Revolution, he entered the pull
lie seryive OF Napoleon at the age Of 20,
and thenceforth shared the fortunes OF
his chief He went with him to Elba,
shared his captivity in st. delena, and
was made one of the executors of the
Emperor's will After seeing the pro-
scribed dynasty restored, Count March
and witnessed its overthrow amid disas-
ter and disgrace, in 1870.
The Sioux found the enemy" in Mon
tana. on the 18th inst. Having found
and interviewed them for four hours
they retired hastily, leaving thirteen dead
warriors behind and carrying some away
to save their scalps from the Snakes and
Crows with General Crooks command
The United States forces lost eight sol
diers and one Indian scout killed, with
sixteen soldiers and six Indian scouts
wounded. The Sioux were well noun.
ed. well armed, well provisioned, and in
great numbers, so that 1t Is not likely
thev will soon pay another visit TO the
troops. General Crook has ordered up
reinforcements.
Mr. George William Curtis gives an
emphatic approval Of the Cincinnati
ticket in Harper,s IEeekiy. He SAYS it Is
unexceptionable in every sense and from
every point of view, and adds: The
combination of these names forms
ticket on which all the friends Of reform
and honest government can heartily
unite. No; word Of evil can bespOken
of either. Conspicuously incOrruphble,
thoroughly identified with the reform
element in the Republican party. and IN
full accord with the spirit which de
mands the elevation Of the public service
and its emancipation from the rule ofma-
chine politics, the men nominated at
Cincinnati will lead the Republican
party through no doubtful fight. No
ticket that can be nominated at 1t Louis
can present better or equally popular
names"
William Adm, who killed his wife,
step-daughter, and Mrs Benton, last De-
cember, was hanged at Cleveland on the
ODD. He maintained to the last that the
deed was not premeditated.