The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-01
NEWS NOTES.
GEN. HANCOCK is an Episcopalian.
Times.


GEN. HANCOCK is an Episcopalian.
THE population of Columbus, Ohio, is ., ,9q7
THE wife Of GOV. Williams, of Indiana, died last
Sunday.
TIE English Courts to have another dose of the
TichbOrne claimant.
THE census enumeration is complete in Cincinnati,
showing population of25O9I5.
QUEEN VICTORIA will occupy the in visit
ing Ireland.
THE available military force Germany is 2,OG0.-
900 men. Who wants to fight?
THE Republicans of Maine have re-nominated GOV.
Davis, as their candidate for Governor
FEW votes were cast in the Convention for Tom
Ewing. To insult the dead is cowardly.
JOHN HANNA, of Wooster, Ohio was cleaning his
revolver, when it went of. So did John.
THE brewers of Cincinnati sold during the Demo-
cratic Convention 10000 kegs of beer.
THREE boys. Sammet, Mann and Ohr were hung at
Canton, Ohio, on last Friday, for murder.
ALLEN G. THURMAN should go over to Cipher
Alley and drink glass of ''seltzer with s. j. Tilden.
THE large Touring mill half a mile north of Green
field, was destroyed by fire Sunday. Loss $4,000
IN coal mine near Akron, Ohio, Thomas Edwards
and Thomas jenkins were terribly crushed by falling
stone.
DIR. W. d. SAMPLE, of Dayton, while very drunk,
in Cincinnati, tried to drown himself. He locked
up.
JUDGE HoADLY was on hand at the Cincinnati
Convention with opinion but it couldn't
Uncle Sammy.
IT is claimed that the population of New York and
Brooklyn combined, under the census of 1880, will
| reach $500, ,O00
THE saw-mn is still getting in its work. One last
Wednesday blew up at Fndlay Ohio, fatally injuring
| two men.
SENATOR EDMUNDs and Joaquin Miller have gone
fishing together. Edmunds, hunt deep place, and
do your duty.
! THE wife of j. II. Putnam, the journalist, died of
heart disease in Columbus Ohio, last Wednes-
| day morning.
| THREE men killed by lightning Louis
vile, KY, Sunday. They went under tree to
| shelter from heavy rain.
SQUIRE ANDERSON, ofNewark, Ohio, claims to be
an uncle of Gen. Hancock. We knew Gen. Hancock's
family must be Ohio people.
REPRESENTATIVE UPDEGRAFF re-nomnated
for Congress by the Republicans of the XVIth Ohio
District wise nomination
WE have read the Democratic Presidential ticket
over very carefully, and fail to find the of
|
A FREIGHT train ran over drunk man named
John Burke near South Charleston, Friday, kill
| ing him instantly. He colored man.
DIR. TURNER of the National Board of Health, pre-
diets yellow in epidemic form in the Nissss-
ippi Valley during the present summer.
IT is quite amusing to hear the Democrats 'con-
graduate the country upon Hancock's nomination.
The congratulations are "a little too previous'
GEN. GRANT is reported as saying that he believes
| Hancock will be elected. But Gen. Grant also be-
| lfeyed that he would be nominated ut Chicago.
IT is said that Gen. Grant expresses the hope that
nobydy feels any his failure to the
nomination than he does and adds that if such be the
case everybody is happy the result.
NEAR Ashland, Ohio, William Virgins threw a
hammer at William Brown. Brown rushed at Wig
gins with pitchfork, spearing him through and
killing him instantly.
THERE is said to be much soreness in Indiana over
the defeat of Hendricks and the nomination of Eng
lish, hard-money man, and old-time National
Banker.
GEN. GARFIELD is reported as saying with regard
to his letter of acceptance that while he cannot
beforehand what it will contain he intends speaI
out boldly what he thinks That's the kind of mar
|, for President.
THE pictures of Garfield do not improve much. ThC
|
except Garfield. Many of them would pass for like
nesses of John Kelley. Try it again, Messrs en-
gravers!
PRESIDENT HAYES is being slandered. He was a
Columbus, Ohio, few days ago and evil dis
posed person sent telegram to Washington stating
that the President dead. When asked whether
it was true, Hayes promptly denied it.
On Saturday freight train on the Marietta & Gin
cinnat road ran off the track Martinsve, TWEEN
| fy O1i1a yacto of GrpaD
Neacham, and the fireman, John Urigh, killed
and brakeman named Wm. Bache badly injured
A SMALL party of ladies and gentlemen from Liver
pool arrived in New York day last week
tour around the world. 1t is thought the entire tr
will have occupied but days when the party arriv
at Liverpool.
ELIZA Russ, of New Albany, Ind, got mad becaus
her 'luvyer would not marry her, and swallowed al
ounce of laudanum. The doctors pumped her out
and now the wicked fellow says he will marry her i
she will promise not to take any laudanum.
; A CORRESPONDENT of the Cincinnati Commerc ia
says that William II. English, Democratic candidat
for VfcePresident, who is very wealthy, subscribe
dollar toward the relief of the sufferers by tn
: Chicago fire, and that one-cent subscriptions
made, and the money paid back to him.
THE boy who went to and inscribed upon hi
banner ''victOry death' and afterward changed
to victory be cripped,'' good deal like MI
Tiden, whose letter seemed to indicate that he pro
fessed political victory DEATH but really mean
that he wanted another fighting chance after bein
crippled.