The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-09-28

ed for his money. while others thinl
h. has decamped, leaving the appear
ances TO indicate murder, and latel
accounts sustain this theory.
The boys OF Kenyon College at
tempted to introduce -hezicg" a: thai
Institution, a few nights since. but
we're Interrupted by the Professor, ,anC
nov that class of sophomores have
gone home in disgrace, to reflect fol
four weeks oyer the folly of it. Thes
will probably r-turn wiser than be
fore .--.--L.f : E-
The Russians have suffered great
los az Plevna. although they really
hold more ground then when they be.
gan the attack
! The tifty-third apnuaI session of the
Grand Lodge l. o. o. F.. began in
Baltimore on the I7th
Some Chinese. in California murder
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Oder, and Mr.. Sar,
g-nt on the 14rb, near Rockliu. Placer
county. TO obtain a small sum of mon
ey. The citizens of Rocklin then held
a meeting AID ordered all Chinamen
TO leave. which they did. and their
quarters of % be uses were afterwards
| burned.
The reception of President Hayes, at
Louisville was pleasant affair as we'll
as magnificent. Mrs. Hayes reeep
ton was especially enthusiastic.
The yellow fevor, at Fernandina.
Fla, has assumed an epidemic char
acter.
The new Union Depot, at Pittsburgh
erected to take the place of the one de-
stroyed by the rioters in July, has just
been thrown open TO the public. Ii is
described as being more convenient
and comfortable than the other.
Bishop Dubois, of Galveston, was
twice captured by the Indians Once
the savages tied him to a tree and were
preparing to burn him to death, when
he pleaded With them, speaking the
Spanish language, and representing
himself as chief in church. where
upon he was released.
A conscience stricken citizen of New
York has forwarded To the Treasury
Department 81, ,551, the balance of an
income tax that he succeeded in evad
ing in 1865 and 1896. This nameIess
Individual has set All example for Sam
uel j. Tildeni who now owes the gov.
er1lment $50. Oe0 for unpaid taxes.
The Editorial Convention of last
week, at Toledo, was not la, gely at
tended, but was very pleasant affair,
we are told. The great trouble was
that whoever set the time ought TO have
had his head punched. After polit-
ical campaign has once begun, the aver
age editor has about all he wants to do.
without attending re unions, and when
you add to that the fact that the time
set was just in the midst of Fairs"
il was no wonder that the attendance
was limited. In making the appoirt
ment for next year, at ClevelaI q, the
convention wisely hit upon AN earlier
date.
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