The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-07-20
NEWS ITEMS.

All babies are dimiuutive Ce-ars
since they come, they SEE, thes con.
quer, sometimes by their gentle still
ness but oftener by continued and up
roarious crying induced by Collie.
Teething, Fiatulence, etc. DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup by its gentle yet specific
influence Quiets the little ones without
eveT producing the least Injurious 81
fecta. Price only 25 cents per bottle.
The anti Resumption party is grow
ing in numbsrs 1t is net recruited
FROM the ranks of the blatant Green-
hackers and repudiationists, but from
the sober, steady, honest men of the
teountrys who pay their debts and
expect the Nation 10 do likewise. but
who feel the forcible resumption at the
time contemplated will be too great q
stain upon the people. - a
Six men died in the mines of the
BroOk6eld coal company, at Wheat
land, Penn, on the 11th, and twenty
seven others were nearly suffocated
before they could be rescued. 1t ap
pears the coal is brought out by a loco
motive, in which the managers direct
led that hard coal should be burned
that day. When the locomotive ran
into the lit the vaPers from the hard
coal hlled the niue With fatal sffect.s
A man pamed Green, living neer
Roanoke, Missouri, shot his wife re
Gently, ard was arrested and placed
lin Jai- Soon after he was tzken out
hy mob aud hungsts "a sdsA
! The Mayor Of Montreal has been,
denounced as morally guilty of mur-
DER, Tor not taking steps to secure the
city against the riots on the 18th July.
''Charliel Foster told a citizen of
Fremont that he had no influence
with this Administration. - Toledo
Journal
We don't believe :hat Mr.. Foster
said any ythirg of the sort; il would not
be true if he did say so; he7would be
4 fool for saying so if it were SO, and the
statement is one of the Journals sen
sational yarns.-Sandusky Register.
The Sunday Journal appears in an
article reiterating its statement that
Hon. Chas. Foster "told citizen of
Fremont that he had no influence with
this Administration. 1t now saws
that Mr. Charles o. Tillotson, is the
'citizen of Fremont to whom Mr..
Foster made the last statement
tedo Commercial.
| The great silver movement to secure
resumption by means of initiation has
reached its inevitable result in a gem
eral demand for the repeal of the Re
sumption Act. .N
The Chemical Bank. New York, is a
strik ing illustration of how we'll sound
business ideas, and old fashioned integ
rity pay in bank management. 1t has
never suspended specie payment, and
its shares are so valuable that they are
rarely heard OF being offered for sale.
a Wall street sensation this week was
the selling of few of these shares. when
the startling figure If 81, ,675 each.
] The Russians appear to be recover
ing little in Asia. After their defeat,
the Turks had invested the citadel of
| BayaziG. On the 11tb, Gen Turgu
kassoff attacked the Turks and de
feated them relieving the garrison.
The town has been destroy ed.
There are 100 prisoners iD the Ohio
/ PeDitentiary who are unemployed.
| The Legis ature would not reduce the
price at which their labor might be
| had
| The First National Bank of Delhi
has been closed by the bank examiner.
Its assetts are said to exceed its liabil-
iti.s
Mr.. Robert Burdett, The Burlington
Ha1Dkeye humorist, is as famous at
home for his tender care of his invalid
wife as he is for bis funny paragraphs.
He has been her nurse for years, and
visiting the HaUkeye Office only for an
hour or two in the day.
! n. Y. Tribune: 1t is shocking
story that is given elsewhere of the
| way in which witnesses for the Govern
meut i'll an Alabama counterfeiting
case have been killed off. some by
poison and some by shooting. Horri.
bic as this showing is, it is one we
may expect to see repeated until the
day, when the mass of the people of
South, including United States Sens-
tors, have learned to look upon viola
tions of the Federal law with less com
| placency than at the present time.
The trial of Salvatore Danish. in
Naples, for the murder of the young
girl Giuseppina Gazzara, has resulted
in his conviction and sentence to
, death. The trial lasted more than a
month. Proof was given that. after
poisoning his victim, Danish cut her
body up, packed it closely in a box,
put it under his bed. and slept for
eight days afterward with it there. At
last he sent it to Rome, where it was
discovered at the station. As soon as
the court had sentenced him to death
a burst of applause rang throughout
the hall. The jury were out only half
an hour.
A London correspondent writes:
"Do you remember the famous picture
of dying camel in the deserti The
birds of prey are hoveriDg over the
still living carcass, waiting for their
promised feast and division of spoil.
They swoop nearer and nearer, and
hover oyer the brute with eager eyes
and eager appeties. Bnt not until the
camel is dead will they risk even a
ruffed feather in a premature attack
Turkey Is the camel i'm the European
desert. The birds are England, Aus
tria, France, Germany, Italy. Russia
has fastened upon the victim a little
too soou, and is in trouble The 9th.
ers wait ard watch. What if the
camel should rot be half so dead as he
seems.
Christian Pfleiderer left home Sun
day morning to go to church lie Wis
tied some Deighoors, and was seen
about IL o'clock a. ". on his way
home. This is the last seen or heard
of him. His home is with his brother
David, about one mile from Sulphur
Springs. When he left home he had
on straw hat, cotton pants. knit coat
with red binding; is about fifty two
years old, about five ieet ten inches
high, beyer shaves. whiskers light col
or, weight is about 80 pound, usually |
talks TO himself aud carries whip |
stock Persons will be rewarded for |
information as TO his whereabouts or
return to his home. He has never
been quite sound in his mind from his |
infancy. although he las been perfecs
ly quiet and harmless. Address David |
Pheiderer, Sulphur Springs, Crawford
county, Ohio. Other papers please
copy.
The Inter Ocean of tfe lirh saws
that during the past fortnight there ar
rived in that city secret agents of the |
French Government, whose depar-
ture from their own country was
known only to those who sent them.
Even the French Vice Consul in Cine |
ago knew nothing of their mission. If
indeed, he had heard of their arrival |
They are said TO have contracted with,
some OF our manufactures of preserved
meats for immense supplies, which
there Is every reason to suppose are