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APPRECIATION.

CHARLEsTOwS, Mass, March 10, iScJ.
H. r. SrEYESs:
This is 10 certify that have used your "Blood
Preparation" (NEGETINE) in my family for
several years, and think that, for ScrOfuia OF
CaukerOus HumOrs or Rheumatic affections, il
cannot be excelled; and as a blood purifier and
spring medicine IL is the best thing have ever
used; and have used almost everything. can
eheerfully recommend it 20 any one in need OF
such q medicine. Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
10 Russell street.
Vsgstins Is Sold BY all Druggists.
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MOVING
By WILLIAM GoRgISGz.

They tell Us, IS weet May"
You are coming TO stay
For month at least
Ere going away;
Which cannot be doubted,
since We all know about 1t,
And naught can be truer
Than that we are near "Siay-"
The signs never falling,
Cold victuals prevailing,
All tell Of thy coming,
The mischief 10 play;
For cold beef or mutton,
Though good for a gluttOn,
May be taken less often
Than three times a day.
With the house topsy-turvy,
We have lately observed \
Great falling-OT
In matters polite
With which we've been treated
When, the days work completed
We HE ourselves hOmeward
To talk TO our wife;
For scarce have we entered
The mouse, when IS Ventufed
A question ike this:
"Are you tired, Dear Joe -
But the way IL is spoken
Is 20 us a sure token
That we dare rot say AYES
50 we meekly say "No."
And then till the morning.
And daylight is dawning,
We work and we sweat
TIL our hearts nearly broke;
But there's no use complaining
For our wife is maintaining
That it's hard TO please ugly
And ill-natured folk.
Were we De Soto,
We quickly would go TO
Seme land where no moving
Or May-days ere came
Some spot in the ocean
Where all this commotion,
And fussing and cleaning,
Can not drive one insane.
Chicago Tribune.
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Sealed Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
- cetved at the TOWNSHIP Cierk's Ofhce Ia
Hopewell Township until Monday, June
4th, n, at y o'clock NJ. 20 furnish labor and
material for the building OF a tWo-stOry
school house in Sub-District No. y, IN Bas-
com, HOpegell Township, Seneca County,
Ohio.
For plan aud specifications, enquire AZ
the Clerks Office. Board reserves the righi
to reject any or all bids.
BY order or Board OF Education.
g. A. COOSROD,
rR A TowusbiD CierE.
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An Examination Of Teachers

Will be held by the Board Of ExaDlners for
the Timn Public schools, on the tbiid Sat
urday in May, az 8 o'clock A. NJ, IN the
First District school building. All teachers
who desire 70 be applicants for positions in
the schools, for the next school year, or for
any part OF it,iwhO have not already certih-
Gates extending through the entire year,
should b. present at that examination.
By order Of Board. Il. Il. HALL
mast Clerk.
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April I9th,IS7

Obstacles 70 Marriage H4frT h4HT re re
Young MEN from the effects OF Errors and
Abuses In early life. Manhood restored. Inn
peolments 70 marriage removed. New
ana remarkable remedies. BOOKS and Cir
culars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 4lS ".
Ninth st.. Philadelphia, Pam Institution
having q high reputation fO= honorable con
duct and professional skill. n32-ly
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Attachment Notice.

T. Weed, Administrator
Broug, deceased nIsn'fT man, J. p. Selpio
vs. township, Seneca
Jacob BrOng, defendant. county, OHIO.
On the 18th day Of April. Ig77- said Iasfice
issued an order OF attachment in the above
action for the sum OF seventv-eirht and
3, 100 dollars. Said action was Continued
for hearing 70 the 3lst day OF Nay, lS77, al 8
O'Clock A. 81. T. NEED
Administration
April 10Th, 1877. n3U-3t.
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A RCHITECT AND GENERAL BUILD
n Err, will take contracts for putting up
Blocks, Dwellings, etc, or VIII oversee such
work. Drawn 8, Drafts, Plans, etc, for ev-
cry description made and furnished on low
terms. Residence, No. Il Washington St,
Tiftin, o.
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J.P. KISNAMAE. H.K. HERsHIsER.
MS. KINHAmAN A HRRSHIRER

HAVE OPENED AN OFFICE OVER
III Hubbard's Drug Store, corner Wash
ington aud Market SIS, a! are ready TO at
tend 20 all calls day and n Mt. Special at
tention paid 10 the treatment Of the diseases
of females and children. ONCE hours from
3 to 10 A. NJ and 2 to Z. NJ. DIR. Kinna-
mans residence, Greenfield ST., near Held
elberg College; DIR. Hershiser's, I first door west
OF Yingling's store, West Madison St
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HOTELS.
TIFFTN HOUSE.

~ KINZER, Proprietor, Market St., Tif-
Ut. I'm, Ohio. The house has been thor
Oughiy Overhauled, has good stabling, and is
prepared to furnish the travelling public with
all necessarles in good style.
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STATIONS Ex. Express Accom-

ZanesViIIe Accommodation leaves
GAINESVILLE daily except Sunday at 6:85 A.
NJ, and arrives at Columbus at $50 a. ~
Passengers can not ride on Mixed Pas
senger and Freight Trains without special
permits.
Express Trains rul daily, other trains
daily except Sunday.
W. c. QUINCY. GenT Manager, Newark.
THOs. p. BARRY,
Western Pass Ag't, Cincinnati.
L. NJ. COLE, GenH Ticket Ag't, Baltimore
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MEDICAL.
M nR PRrERs

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. OfIce in
i Rust's Block, on Madison street, two
doors east OF Washington street. May be
found al his ONCE day and night.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
e. c. COOKE,

CURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
- Once with A II. Byers. over Jones &
Bros. Store. Surveys, Maps, etc, made
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nnCrOR MAUGAmAN.

OCULIST AND AURIST.
" studied tie aye with Dr. Metz al
Massillon, Ohio.
Long, Short and Weak Sight Corrected by
the aid OF French Trial Glasses.
OFFICE HoURs-S A. NJ. TO p. n.
n Madison ST., Tinims q.
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~. GTOVER.

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN AND
III SURGEON, THIN, Ohio. ONCE hours
from 10 10 A. NJ, and from 10 p. NJ
saturdays from 10 A. NJ. TO p. NJ. Once
over Buskirk's Grocery Store.
IApru IL.
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GOING WEST.

ZlnesviIIe Accommodation will leave
Columbus daily except Sunday at 4:l5 z. NJ,
and arrive at Zanesville at 7:l5 p. NJ, STOP
ping AT all stations.
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]. ]. MoRY, NJ d. L. H COOPER n.
MORY A. COOPER.
TlHYsICIA.

physicians AND SURGEONS. has
opened an Office In Prof. RCst's Block,
ON the corner OF Washington and Madison
streets and are ready at all hours during day
and night 10 attend 10 professional calls.
May be consulted in German or English.
nj
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nRLKMARTIN.

nENTIST. once over First National
IL Bank, THIN, Ohio. All operations
hrst-class, and work warranted. Laughing
Gas used for the painless extraction ofteeth.
Work done at as low price as can be had
elsewhere. for hrst-class work.
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-''mOuntains which rour down
lnd1s and OXuS from their icy cave

4nCas anu OXuS rom their icy caves. -
A genuine paradise in a Michigan
swamp or on Kansas prairie IS in
deed hardly imaginable. Hills are
needed for mental as for bodily exaI-
tatiOn, heaven and the sky are identi-
cal IN many languages, and the ideals
of mankind have always been Gspird-
tons, yearnings upward, up TO the
mountains en- attendant nlisur. or
mountains there is no want along our
American ''snow-boundary" On the
road from Tuseumbia to Lynchburg,
distance Of five hundred miles, the
traveller Is never out OF sight of
glorious scenery. Here, then, is cur
promised land, the garden region par
erceLlence, that We should make our
home Il we would secure the co-opera-
tion OF Nature in our struggle for the
earthly sl0HBluH 6OaInl health OF
bUdy and mind.
The question how to reach the hap
piest climate of the United States
might, therefore, be answered thus /:
Keep between the Mississippi and the
Atlantic, and go as far south as you
can without leaving the mountains,
and IT we had to decide Tor q special
locality We might hesitate between
DahlOnegs, Georgia, sentIneIed by the
of the Southern Alleghanies,
and Huntsville, Alabama, the gste
city OF the Cumberland Mountains.
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A TTORNEY At Law. Special attsh.
"a tiOn given 70 ell kinds OF Military
Claims, Back pay, Bounty, Pensions, &c.
Ofiice in National Exchange Bank Block
opposite the COuT. House, THIN, Ohio
Jan. IL,
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SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DEN
y TIST. ONCE on Washington st., over
Buskirk's Grocery Store, lst door leading TO
TunisOn & Sons Photograph Gallery, Thin,
Ohio.
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wILLTAM ]. CRAWFORD. nd,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
u Thankful for patronage during the
past seven years, and will continue 70
serve the public in all branches OF the
Medical Profession. Residence and Office,
No. 20 Perry st., two doors west Of Wash
Ington Aug. ~. '70tf
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WIN oaUEUP


JNine Jewelry, Best American Gold and
Cs5ilver watches, etc. Repairing done
promptly. Opposite Court House THIN.
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PITTSBURGH, IT. WAYNE L CHICAGO B'E
ON AND AFTER Dec. 10, 1876, Trains
" will leave Stations as follows:
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Pennsylvania RGJLrONd.
Toledo Division
ON and after Nov. Is, lS7G, Trains viii
" leave stations daily as follows, Sundays
excepted:
GOING WEST.
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G. ". BAcHMAN. nc. KEPPEI
BACHMkN d KEPPRL.


A TTOREEYS AT Law. Once over
"a National Exchange Bank, corner OF
Washington and Market streets. Thin, y.
Nov II '7s-ng
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TRAINS GOING YVES

Trains Nos. 3, and 6 run Daily. Train No
leaves Chicago daily except Saturday.
Train No. leaves PIttsburg daily except
Saturday.
All Others Daily, except Sunday.
=. r MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Ag't.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-05-17

locate the American paradise eOnsid-
erably 10 the south Of New England.
Northern Georgia, AIsbgma and
Southern Tennessee correspond about
TO De Ligns's description. Besides,
they have the advantage Of q noun
famous surface, which is another
Characteristic Of An earthly Eden.
The cradle OF mankind was always
supposed to have been somewhere
near the cradle OF q river. -Four
rivers, according to Genesis, took
their rise in the garden Of God, the
gods and transfgured heroes Of Greece
made their headquarters on Mount
Olympus, and the Hindnos locate the
ever blue castle Of Ihdrs in the heart
of thOse
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DENTISTS.
DIR. ~. J.KINNAMAN.

DIR. G. q. BEI.HARZ,
HURGEON DENTIST. once in Emp G
- Block, over the Pennsylvania Store.
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ALFRED L.ASDol

4 TTORSEY AT LAW, Tisa, OHIO. Of
y nee over HuSs' Book Store, opposite
ae Court House.
sept. q. 1871.
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7siI.sos; Tine Ts:ss.

Lake Erie CE Louisville.
Time Card 40. p. taking effect Dee. ., lSsG
TEAMS GOING wEsr
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS
GUILFORD y. REPPEL,

IF. BUM
A TrORNEY At LAW, Omce In Sa;I0usl
a Exchange Block, Tihns Ohio
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sCUDDEa C8AmBEKLAIy

A UCTIONEER. Speaks both German
n and English. VIII answer calls for town
and country at reasonable rates. Address
Green Spring, Ohio. 2-ly
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Z II RTDGEEY

A TTORNEy- y-AT-LAW. OGice 10 Miller
a Block, Washington Street, opposite th'
.BGrL House. SLY
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DENTIsT, TIFFIN, OHIO. OFFICE owe
IL Vollmer & Kirchner's Clothing Store
Dec. 3, 1874.
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GOING EAST.
STATIONS

F. r. MYERS,
GenI Passenger, and Ticket Agent.
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A. b. sTEMART,


A TTORNEY AT LAW. once IN Grum'
y melps new block, zea-ly opposite tlrsl
National Bank, THIN, OhiO.
A ElrlI =. III.
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THE AGITATIOy IN ENGLAND.

PARLIAMENT TO BE ASKED To VOTE MORE MONEY
FOR NAVAL ASD MILITARY PURPOsES-FEARs
MANIFESTED THAT TIE GOVERNMENT WILL CON-
NIT THE COUNTRY TO wAR-FULL EXPLANATIONS
TO BE DEMANDED N PARLIAMENT-THE QUEEN
AND LORD BEACONsFIELD ACTING ~ HARMONY.
rFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRiBuNE'I
LONDON Dec. 20.-Once more England finds her
self plunged suddenly into state Of anxiety ana
agitation. The recent Cabinet Councils have re-
suited in determination that Parliament shall meet
for business on the 18th of January some three
weeks earlier than usual and the Ministerial organs
are perlnitted To announce that the Commons will
be- asked TO grant vote of money in order 10 defray
the expenses Of such an increase of armament the
preseut state Of Europe demands. How much
money, and what armament, and what will be
done with the armament. questions left shrouded
in that mystery with which Lord Beaconsfeld de-
lights 10 surround bis most momentous and most
trivial decisions Ii is not certain that he has
taken decision, or any other decision beyond that
which he took at the outset Of the negotiations
which preceded the war; the decision TO east the lot
of England with the Turk whenever and to what
ever extent IL could be done without the risk of a
political CONFUSION at home, and his own downfall
need not remind you how often he has tried to give
effect to that purpose; how often he has shrunk
back before the opposition and indignation which
foiled for the time his profiigate policy nor how
steadily he has chung to his plan IN the face OF
successive rebuis. | have commented On thu
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rEIrGRAPHIC NOrEs.

PoTrsvIIIE Penn, Dec. 3O-Wilhem ioose and
Tobn efirr were killed by fall. OF coal Yesterday
KNOXVILLE. Tenn Dec. 3O.-Jacob Harris was
IN 1853 $1,000
NEWPORT. r. L. Dec 3O-The second trial of
4oels yesterday, not success though
an improvement on the last
Nrw-LoSDoN Conn, Dec 3O.-Mchael Mackey
t ON FRIDAY night 81 wounds inflicted by his brother
i,vV Iohn Goddard u North Stunngt0n.
WuKFeRARRF Penn, Dec 3O.-The trial of Joseph
M for te murder Of Michael Walsh at DuumoTe about
year ago resulted verdict Of guilty Ia the second degree
MEMPHIS Tenn Dec. 3O.-ln the case of Levin
zoe charged killing NJ ~ Beach last sprlg the jury
brought In Of guilty Of assault aud battery, and
inning the defendant 200
sr LOUIS. Mo-. Dec. 30.-The colored school
,cbera ~ ms state convention here last week and
"a J deal Of work affecting The educational welfare Of the
colored children Of the state.
WuKEsBARRE Penn, Dec. 3O.-ThOmas Durkm
has en arrested here charged Win being one 81 e gang ~
Mauy NggIires who murdered superintendent smith az
Jesnsyille Penn, November ., 1868
NFw-ORIEAS. Dec 3O.-Curtis, alias Roy, charged
th the ABDUCTION Of Young lady from Baltimore, j. denu
d. a. ohn r. clarion confidence man who recently reape
rch harvest In Clncnna ~ the role Of conductor anu pas
senser agent the Chicago Burlington and Quincy road
W1smSGrOS. Dec 3O.-There have been recently
sns their pistols not loaded Tho latest eaAe was yea
rdav the victim being youth Of sixteen years His play
stes saw him put o pistol tO his head wondering he said
how N Wuui feel time pulling the trigger Tht
Ad was gntod the ball entered his forehead killing hin
Instantly
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MEXTCAN Affairs.

OF War; has resigned and General Manuel Gonzales has
been appointed IN h. stead Other Cabinet changes are
expected Senior COrtrubias has been appointed Enyoy
10 Central America. Tie newspapers ur-e "a close ALI
ance Of the Hspano-Amer.can Republics against North
ern aggression. There has been grand military display
at Chapultepec Five thousand troops we've out, al
well armed uniformed aud drilled Minister R0mero has
given hlterng port ni the condition NJ the Mexican
Treasury lie claims % nave made Improvements winch
Will augment the Treasury by millions of dol.lls.
4 motion was made IN Congress 80 abolish fAe Free
Zone and establish instead custom houses lu the passes
the Madre bnt Congress adjourned before tue
measure could h' actrt urOu.
The -ulivau-p Palmer RAILROAD Concession Bill las been
defeated House Dnpu-t-. IIp bil lost
by direct VOTE but IT, enemies prevented IT, tina. pns~
sage. The opposition based uuul doubts ~ 90 the
ability OF the company t. with tAs Mexican rail-
road whilst 10 has the Colorado anu Texas Pacific Rail-
road on hand.
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made payable there but by mutual consent the place OF
payment has changed to the Office of this company
ALMOST A LYNCHING AFFAIR.
PAINFUL. OUTRAGE On CAPITOL HILL BY NEGRO,
AND AN ATTEMPT To HANG HIM.
[BY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE

LBl TELEGRAPH To TIIE TRIBCNE.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Great excitement
prevailed the southeastern or Capitol Hill portion OF
Washington to-day, and nothing but the courage ana
determination OF the police prevented the lynchng OF
negro who had been arrested. The prisoner was sup
posed be the VINO committed brutal outrage on
young lady on Friday evening. The victim was Miss
Eva Wilson. sixteen seventeen years DID,
About o'clock in the evening she on her way TO
deliver bonnet from her employer TO a customer.
bury negro assaulted her at the Of Seventh and
Fists Capitol Hill, knocked her down, dragged her into
alley ana there outraged and bruised her, and
left der lying usensibe in the mud The fellow also bit
her on the breasts neck aud shoulders severely acera
ting her flesh.
-Four coored men we're arrested yesterday and two to-
day, each suspicion Of having been guilty OF the
outrage While the police were taking OF the latter
named Han, from the house Of Miss wilson's parents
where he had been partially recognized by the young
lady back TO the station house, mob Of about 100 per
sons assembled for the purpose of taking the negro from
the officers and hanging him The crowd demanded that
Hall should be turned to Them and is reporter
that negbor Of the young girl attempted to shoot the
prisoner Owing to her injuries and the bruises
about her face. Miss Nelson unable distinctly 10
identify Hall although believed he the guilty man
and requested he be locked up until she RECEIVERS her
sight
Great excitement prevails in the neghborhOod. An in
dguaCOn meeting o. about two hundred persons was
held ID church last night ana resolutions Wsre pAseu
TO petition Congress for stronger police force ana also
TO ask FOR law making the punishment for tais class OF
offences death instead of imprisonment A similar out
ago. Al inOfcuslve COlOrcd murdered at the
corner Of Pennsy lvaniaave. aud Third ST. on capitol
Hill Christmas day, and IL Is only few weeks since
the chief CLERK Of the Patent Office knocked down
seriously injured, and robbed H. the same neighoorhoOd
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PHILADELPHIA, Dee 30.-Judge Pierce yes
crday gave his decision m tile ease OF John H. Brown,
negro barber who, the night OF Thanksgiving Day,
while intoxicated. injured TIE son Of the Hon. WIN D.
Kelley in street Brown was tried, convicted and
sentenced 10 and hrlf years imprisonment, hav-
Ing pleaded guilty. and claiming 10 nave been 80 much
under the influence OF liquor NOT % be RESPONSIBLE Tor
his actions The question here effort 10 have the
sentence reconsderel, Judge Kelley claiming TO have
obtained evidence showing Brown 70 have been a
desperate character and that he had previously been
guilty OF murderlus assaults upon al persons.
Judge Pierce decided against the rule 20 reconsider but
said the prisoner had pleaded guilty OF carrying con
cealcd deadly weapon. which no sentence had been
imposed and he would therefore sentence him 90 one
years imprisonment after the expiration OF his sentence
under n bin OF assault and in addition would hold him
i'm ~ 900 bail keep tho peace for year after the
praton the sentence for carrying concealed deadly
weapon.
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FNBEZZLING TRUST FUNDS.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuSE. |

BosTOy, Dec. 30.-George b. Bigelow, a
prominent lawyer Of this city arrested on Saturday
afternoon on a warrant charging him with the embezzle
ment OF 100000 held by him in trust. Mr. Bgelow has
been several years OF the trustees ofte Burlington
estate and there has been suspicion for some time that
he has been Incorporating the property ntrused 10
his care Finally the heirs OF the estate through their
attorney determined TO prosecute him. The arrest was
effected at Bgeows Office in very quiet manner no
one about the premises knowing what was going
ON and very soon after the arrival of Bieeow at the
police Office. ne was admitted 20 ban IN the -um OF
5000 for ms appearance IN court tomorrow morning
Mr. Htuplog and h, friends claim that this prosecution
is purely malicious aud that the hearing VIII bring 70
hght facts which will leave doubt mat such Is the
case. Mr. BigeoW : family are now IN Europe.
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THE OHIO SENATORSHIP.
GENERAL EWING CONFIDENT OF ELECTIoN-sUlI
AGAINST JOHN G. THOMPSON.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I


lBY TELEGRAPH TO TaE TRInUNE.l
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 3O.-Qmte new
feature has been developed in the fight among the var
Gus candidates for the United States Senate IL mas Deh
well known that John G.. Thompson would do all I'D MS
power toward bringing about the defeat OF his Ola ra
General Ewing Thompson warned TO Aeep out Vi
the aght but this he disregarccd. suit was brought
against him and Judgment was obtained Tor @I'oVo
George L. Converse. Mr. Thonpsons attorney appeared
before the Common Pleas Court, praying ior
an Injunction restraining the execution OF tne
Judgment Judge Bingham, who Is representeu
as warm supporter Of the Hon. leo
H. Pendeton, granted temporary hVu'c-
ton. Under ordinary circumstances te loss
would not be noticed but brought 1t is Just as the
fight ia commencing and when Mr.. Thompson u deeply
interested considerable significance Is attached 10 ~
Mr. Miller, the attorney employed against MT lholhpou
IL n warm supporter OF General Ewing. ON the oIner
hand Mr. ThOnpsons attorney IL one or MI PendIelo
firm supporters. Mr. Thompson claEs nat me sun -
brought st this zine for the purpose OF persecution h
that MIR Ewng's adhereuts are at TIC notion OF H.
This is Indignantly denied by General EWinEs frends
who that n Is purely business natter mat IL j. uu
derstoOd that Mr. Thompson making $4,000 year M
Ser geantat-Arns Of the House OF Representative an
people think he sh uld pay his honest debts. GrnefH
Ewing appears quite sanguine, ana tllnAH MS c1hhots
improving. He has thirty votes pledged, "Hlch ne
claims he can rely on through thick and thin