Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-30

Company have sold S2O,O0O,0OO Of their bonds
to the Barlngs, Of London.
The Sioux Indians object to the Mil
waukee q Sc. Paul Railroad Company laying
tracks through their reservation. The IN
dams have driven the engineers aud surveyors
out Of the country.
THE business portion Of Gibsonville,
Sierra County, Cal, was destroyed by FIRE on
the POD. Loss, over $4,000
The corner stone of the new capitol
Of Indiana viii be laid on the 2Sth Of Septem.
Der.
The whole north side Of Troupe,
Texas, was destroyed by FIRE on the 22d. The
post-ofiice and supplies were burned.
JOHN HoUsToN (colored) an ex-con-
ylct, was lynched 10 Bedford County, Tenn,
on the night Of the 22d, for having attempted
10 outrage a six-yearold daughter of Jason
Cannon, Jr, on the evening previous
The Ohio Democratic State Conven-
tion, held at Cleveland on the 22d, nominated
the following ticket; For Secretary OF State,
William Lang; Supreme Judge, Martin Fol.
lett; Clerk Of the Supreme Court, Richard j.
Tanning; Member Board OF Public Works,
William j. Jackson; School Commissioner,
James j. Burns.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, has defaulted on
the payment Of about $4,000 interest on its
bonded Indebtedness during July.
THE herders on the Cimmaren, In
dian Territory, have had some trouble with
the Indians and are securing all the arms and
ammunition they can 10 protect themselves
A TERRIBLE accident occurred about
ten O'Clock on the night Of the 22d on the De.
trot River some nine miles below Detroit
The excursion steamer Garland, with twelve
hundred persons on board while going down
the river collided with the steam yacht Mamie
coming up, cutting her in two so that she al.
most instantly sunk. The latter had on
board twenty-four persons, consisting mainly
OF Father B. Bleyenburgh, pastor Of Trinity
Roman Catholic Church Of Detroit, and
number Of boys officiating In various capacities
I'm the service Of the church. They had been
on an annual excursion 10 Monroe and were
returning home. OF those on board the Mamie
the following we're drowned: Mrs. Frederick
Martin, wife Of the engineer; Miss Lizzie Muir
ply, housekeeper Of Father Bleyenburg; Miss
May Hahn, domestic at the parochial school Of
Trinity Church, and Frank SolOn, John Howe
DesAAAgA AHAA y Vhhh J0ubNullf W llAb NuAuNg
Daniel Cuddy, John Cosgrove, James Toomey,
Joseph Monagan, all altar boys Of the church,
aged from eleven 10 fourteen; Thomas Kelly,
sexton Of the church; Jim Kelly, organ blow
er, and Andrew Doran, boy who was invited
TO accompany the excursion. Thomas Logan,
another boy, is missing and is doubtless lost
Captain Hoffman, Engineer Martin, Father
Bleyenburg, Miss Lizzie Dusseau, Of Monroe,
and four others were saved. Persons on the
Garland claim that the accident was caused
by the Mamie coming straight toward them,
after being slgnaled, and when almost under
the bow Of the Garland swinging dire city
across the stream, presenting her broadside
TO the Garland. In this position the latter
struck the Mamie squarely just aft Of the
pilot house, crushing in her side and sub
merging her whole forward part. The Mamie
drifted down stream and sank entirely out Of
sight in ten minutes.