The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-29
NEWS NOTES.

LEADvrLLE got up a $4,000 reception for Gen.
Grant.
BLAINE writes to Garfield, assuring him of his
earnest support
GEN. GRosvENoR billed to speak at Parkers-
burg. on Tuesday.
SEVEN HUNDRED Mormon immigrants arrived in
New York on last Thursday.
IN the sth Ohio Congressional District zen. Keifer
was renominated by acclamatiOn.
THE Indians in Arizona have learned how to make
whisky, and now have a jolly time of il.
TIE Democrats of Yazoo County, Miss, declare
that no Garfield votes shall be cast in that county.
Ex-Gov. FESroN, of New York, will take the
stump, and the election of Garfield and Ar
thur.
SAM CARY having come out for Hancock, Mr.. Han
prospects for election be said to be very
slim indeed.
SECRETARY SHERMAN announces his intention to
stump Ohio and perhaps other portions of the west,
for Garfield.
A YOUNG man named Herman Beck fell from a scat
fold in Springfield o., injuring him so badly that he
died in three hours.
THE Democrat who claims that there is a fighting
chance for party in Ohio this year, is either
idiot a scoundrel.
THE N Y. Herald scolds the Democrats for not be-
ing at work, pushing the campaign. What can they
do? That's the question.
JUDGE HoADLY doubtless looks over the West for a
few 'mulesn for Chairman Barnum to buy before the
meeting of the Electoral College.
JAMES WooD, an engineer for the Lehigh Coal
Company, murdered by Molly Maguires in Penn
sylvania, Wednesday of last week.
ELLIS DAVIDSON, of Portsmouth, don't want to
Of JIa fria
and now he can't see how badly he is hurt.
STEWART L. WooDFoRD will stump New York.
Likewise, Senator Conkling Ex-senator Fenton, and
the ablest of the Republican speakers, generally.
THE Democrats having circulated the report that
Bristow would vote for Hancock, Mr.. Bristow de-
clares the statement unauthorized and untrue
GENERAL HUIDEKoPER, who commanded the
''Pennsyvania Bucktais,' in the battle of Gettys-
burg has been appointed Postmaster at Philadelphia
THE colored men of Illinois recently held State
Convention, and denounced the sham Democracy.
They wouldn't do anything else if they spoke of it al
all.
IT is beginning to get through the wool of the old
line Democrats that when Hancock slew Democrats
during the war; he only paying for his board and
education.
HON. CARL SCHURz delivered, last week. at Indi-
annapolis, of the most powerful political speeches
ever heard in the West There an immense audi
ence present.
AN aged Cincinnati lady gave her married daughter
her house to live in. Then the loving daughter put
the old woman out of the house. and pitched her fur
niture after her.
EDITOR j. c. MOORE, of Nashua, n. H., will at.
tempt to speak for two weeks in the South during the
campaign. This editor will probably be fond of rot
ten eggs by the end of the first week.
SOME showmen are on trial in Pittsburg, for alb
ducting fourteen year-oid girl. keeping her
days, and turning her loose in an insensble condi
tion. 1t is of the most horrible record.
ON last Thursday the President received $35 con
scence-money, the sender claiming that it was with
held when the Income Tax law in force.
wasn't from Mr.. Tilden, but from man in Baltimore
| DAN. VOORHEES,, in his Exodus Investigation
spent $4,000 of the peoples money to get to tell lii
on the Republican party. And the worst of it, fo
Dan is that nobody will believe the lie, after II L
! told
| AT College Corner, Ohio, young lady gave on
Charles Jones small mitten. Charley took it as re
jecting his love, saying he ''going to rest
took 42-caliber revolver and blew his heart plump
smack, in two.
EIGHTEEN months ago, Mr.. weatherford of Som
erset KY, had pair of horses stolen. Last week
the Marshal of Fairand, Indiana, who had kept de
scripton of them, found them at PEORIA Illinois, ant
returned them to their owner.
| THE Cincinnati Commercial states that "Judg
Lang,'' Democratic nominee for Secretary of State
was candidate for Land Appraiser in his own ward
in Tin, year, and defeated by 1916 votes in
district that usually gives $50 Democratic majority.
A DEMOCRATIC Senate Committee went to NeV
York search for election frauds. They found then
but they were all the Democratic side. The man
ner in which Davenport showed up Democratic hel
lishness will tend to make the Democracy hate hir
worse than ever.
| THE Democracy of Indiana through their Suprem
| Judges rendered decision which was intended
help them carry the State. 1t begins to look a
though it will lose them large body of voters. Th
| Democracy should try to be honest. The desire
play the scoundrel is strong enough, but they lac
| judgment.
| WILL. II. HERMAN writes letter to the Cincinnati
Commercial setting forth the views of the Souther
people with regard TO political questions. Kerna
claims that the Democracy the same, everywhere
and points to the fact that more than two hundre
and seventy thousand Democrats in Ohio voted fo
Vallandigham, the recognized and outspoken repre-
sentative the Secessionists for Governor of OhiC
Herman is an Ohio man, and what he is talkin
| about.