The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-22

~ tA-- altar. Miss tSIOGfi-r C-lltiNtti =
Columbus girl. The most interesting
thing about Hiss Suilivant is given 20
follows: when the Grand Duke
Alexis visited this country the first
time, he was fortunate enough to meet
Miss Sullivart at & ball. and the Queen-
IL beauty Of the bright and lovely girl.
entirely satisfied even his princely
ideas In fact, SO sincere and earne t
vas the young duke in his admiration.
that before he left the country lie
wrote 70 Hiss Sullivant's father ard
respectfully asked for his daughters
picture in order to preserve the finest
type OF American beauty that ne had
seen. The request was honored."
As spirituous liquors will injure men,
so opium or morphia will harmfully
effect the baby. DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup is the remedy for the baby. 1t
is free from opium. Price 25 cents.
= Rev. MeGee, az Dixon, Iii, has
been convicted of poisoning his wife,
that he might be free to marry enc OF
his Pensioners, and the Jury fixed his
penalty at fourteen years imprisOn-
meEt-the shortest period allowed by
law. If the man was guilty, IS found
by the jury, he was guilty OF as cruel
and deliberate murder as any on rec
ord, and how they could reconcile this
verdict with their duty passeth under
standing.
'fBetween krherson and Sehwerin," !"
casually remarks the Commercial Id
Tertiser, there's vast amount of pro
family going on all over Europe just at
present"
4 very startling sensation was Ge-
veloped in Louisville, last week. y
lady occupying high social position,
Mrs. T. T. Hawkins by name, as the
story is told. within the last few years
obtained $40, 900 from her mother, on
pretense that she was investing in to
baeco speeulations. She claimed that
Senator Stevenson, George II. Pendle
ton, Colonel Taylor, and others were
in partnership with her. The mother
believing this, advanced the money.
The gentlemen named deny any bust
ness relations with her. and the story,
SO far as they are concerned, is utterly
devoid of truth. The lady made at
tempts TO secure cash on the notes. but
failed. They are forged end signed
with Taylor's name. Relatives pro
nounce Mrs. Hawkins insane. The
alair causes considerable excitement.
In France the dissolution of the
Chamber seems inevitable. The Re
puhlicans are satisfied with the major
ity which they won last year, and are
unwilling to plunge the country again
into the turmoil and excitement of u
general election. But President Mac
| Mahon is convinced that the people
voted the Repu biican ticket last time
under a grave mistake. and are now
ready to follow his leadership. A
majority of the Senate are disposed
70 huInOr him, SO FAR as to vote for dis
solution, the Le5itimists being cowed
by his threat to resign-an act which
they fear would lead to the accession
of Theirs or some other honest Repub-
lican.
Reports from Turkish sources rep
resent that the Russians have fallen
back from both Pennek and Olti, the
latter being the position which MulSh-
tar Pasha held. 1t is supposed that
the Russians have taken this course
with the view of acting with greater
yigor against Kars. Russia's designs
continue q subject of concern In Eng
land. 1t appears that Gar has prom
ised not TO interfere with Egypt or the
Suez Canal, but has made 10 farther
stipulations.
In the suit of the United States
against Samuel J. Tilden to recover
$50, 000 alleged due as unpaid income
taxes from 1861 to 1871, a complaint
has been fled in the District Court by
District Attorney Woodford. The
answer OF Governor Tilden is return
able in about week. The allega-
tions in complaint set forth the suppos-
ed income of Governor Tilden for each
year in question and the amount OF
tax.
SIMON CAMERON, it is said, expresses
the belize tn Int Pennsylvania will go
Democratic this fall. Simon don't
like the policy, and his belief may be
biased by his wishes-but there are a
great many people in Pennsylvania who
hold similar opinions.
! Mr.. Hendricks says, at will never
do TO say, when one man has taken the
land that belongs to another by q title
that is not good, that is sufficient to
say that the man who holds the land
will cultivate it better than the true
owner would have done. Before we
reach that question we will settle the
question vino owns the land" \ bet
ter statement of the case would be that
after the ownership Of the. laud had
been settled by three or four different
courts and the Judgment affirmed by q
tribunal of last resort specially organ
lied for that purpose, at the request
and according to the wishes of the dis
satisfied claimant, it will never do to
recognize the validity of the judgment
or admit the honesty of the party in
possession. The thing TO do is TO throw
stones at the party in possession and
''cuss" the courts, the judges, aud the
jury system.-E. Z. Tribune.
E.Drew drew a blank in the lottery of
life, at Euclid, uear Cleveland, On the af-
lcEnOOu vi tlAc 1StB IL ID SNpENSNA
that lady to whom lie had been en-
gagged had renolnced the engagement,
and loading q seven shooter he laid it
on his desk-he was merchant-then
he loaded rifle, placed the mnzzle
against his breast, pulled the trigger
with a string attached to his toe, and
thenceforth his troubles were over.
Tenbrock, having made the fastest
two mile run on record, has been with
drawn from the turf, and will be used
as a stock getter.