The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-05
NEWS ITEMS.

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On the 1st, Colonel Shafier, with 600
men and two Gafling guns, crossed he
Rio Grande 10 assist M r Bulls. One
thousand Mexicans had just left Saro-
gossa, and il was feared that there
might he a collision between them and
the Federal troops
ATTENTION is called to the Offer
made by the National Silver Plating
Co, 704 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia. in
our columns. Their silver ware is
beautiful aud fully up TO standard. and
their generous offer IS available to all
the aders of this paper for ninety
days after date. 20-23.
There will be meeting of New York
Republicans on the 10Th If this month
to protest against the proceedings OF
rhe Rochester convention Many
prominent Republicans have been in
vited TO address the meeting.
President Hayes has had several con,
ferences with Indian Chiefs recently
The latter seemed well pleased with
the President remarks. and will leave
in better frame of mind.
The Massachusetts Workingmen met
in convention. Monday. at Boston, and
nominated full ticket for State offic.
ers, with Wendell Phillips at the mast
head.
A dispatch to the Galveston, Texas,
Ne,os says that Lieut.. Bulls, with 100
men, has crossed intD Mexico, near
Saragossa, in pursuit of horse thieves.
Cardinal Sixte Rianco Sforzs, is
dead. He was sixty seven years old.
He was created a Cardinal in 1876.
The Washington National Ret tubli-
can has changed lands. A II. Clapp,
late public printer. has purchased it
from W. J. Murtagh.
The Paris Exposition is TO cost
$4,000 600 The original estimate was
81, 600 600.
The laborers on the Kansas Central
Narrow Gauge Railway have struck.
and several skirinishes have taken
place between them and the authori
ties.
The Nez Perces are still on the war
path, and on the 29th attacked some
soldiers near Senron, Montana; and
burned large quantity of freight.
Major d. W. Whittle, the Evangel
ist, is in Toledo. and lately has ad
dressed several large audie' ces.
Two freight trains collided. on the
Wabash Railway, near Decatur. ILL.,.
on the 80 b. Both engines aud fifteen
cars were consumed by fire, aud the
loss is stated at $50 600.
Eye. Ear and DeformitieS.-One or
more of the Surgeons of the CENTRAL
SURGICAL ISFIRMARY, of Indianapolis,
Ind, will visit Luna. professionally.
at the Lima House. Friday and Satur
day: Oct 5th and 6rh, and Findlay,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 9th aud
10Th. at rhe Joy house. All afflicted
with any disease Of the Eye or Ear,
CAtarrb, Gross Eyes, G ub Foot, Spi-
Nal Curvature, F-tula in Apo Piles,
can consult them free of charge. Ar
tificial Eyes inserted. Remember the
dates. 81 %.
Gen. A. L. Pearso u, who was in com
mand at Piursburg, when the firing
upon the rioters coIumeuc-d, has been
arrested Oh a charge of murder prefer
red by Henry Stoffel, whose father was
killed by the firing. The General was
committed to answer
1t is reported from Whitehall. Madi
son county, KY, tha Hon. Cassius H..
Clay killed negro Oh the 3O'h inst
Kate Lorence accomplished the feat
of walking 100 miles at Platt's Hall. il"
San Francisco, in 81 hours and 40 min
ptes, recently
Yellow Jack is raging faarfu'ly in
Fernandina, Florida. OF 632 inhab
itants. 293 are sick and S53 have been
sick
The beauty of the ladies of Baltimore
has become tine standard of comparison
the world ever. Tley maiutain thar
peculiar clearness and richuess of com
plexicn by the occasional use (as re-
Quired) of DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture.
This is the week of the fall meeting
at Cleveland.
Two of the gang which perpetr tted
the robbery on the u. L X X, recent
ly, we're killed at Buffalo, on the Kan
sas Pacific, few days ago, and a large
share of the plumber was captured
The leader, Collins, was one of the
killed. He lived at Ogallala, and pro
fsssed to ba q dealer in cattle.
One hundred and six thousand green
backs have been withdrawn frUm cir
cularion during the past month. and iu
their place S134 645 in National bank
currency has been issued-au Increase
+ nearly $50 600. yet there are those
who iusist that contraction is steadily
going on.
Four Illicit distillers were arrested
near Littl- Rock, Ark, on the 30fh
inst Deputy Marshal Woodard with
a posse of men was attacked soon after
by some friends OF the disfill'rs ont
were able to beat them back, after a
sharp fight.
a letter received in Washington from
Senator Sharon. of Nevada, says he
will not be able 10 attend the special
session of Congress.
Eleven tank csis of oil were destroy
ed at Pain vile, M,nday morning, and
also The Depot of the P. s Y. K K.
Two hundred feet of the Lake Shore
doubl. track was also torn up. thus de-
LAYING trains on that road several hours
A municipal election held in Hart
ford. Conn, Monday. the D-mocratic
r;cket was elected by 25O majority
Ther. are charges of extensive frauds IN
several wards.
Georgia has !. .255 lawyers and 1,6O7
physicians In that STATE ,st !hs s,o ossess-d sas
value of all prop-rry Is szoo- oao 'oo a
decline of about $4,000, 90 since 1S76.
A gentleman" at leading hotel in
Hamilton, Ontario, spoke disparag-
ipely o. one of the lacy guests. She
heard of it, invited him into the parIor,
presented a pistol at his breast, and
asked him to apologize. He eacquiesced
The people of Maine claim that tn t
State has produced the hrst American