, 1880-10-01

EASTERN STATES.
ne Negro In Ohio.

-..---- EASTERN STATES.
do .lf. The Negro In Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Sept. l9.-It is feared that
trouble will be had at Corning, IN Perry
rounty by reason Of an attempt by mob of
1000 miners from Shawnee and Stratsvlle
to drive away the colored miners. |
'. '''i'' VI The Canadian Strike.
.' lln WrSNEpEa, Sept. 19.-The strike OF fire.
Vi met, and brakemen continues and threatens
,,o to seriously interfere with traffic. Police
have been detailed to protect trains. Public
sympathy is with the men. .....
-''' '''' '''' Election In Arkansas
Ajhain LITTLE Rock, Sept. 19- Official returns
ilos ore in from all but two counties. The ag-
gregate vote is the largest ever cast in the
State. For Governor, Churchill, (Dem
, al s8,975; Parks, (Grsenbacker, 3L53O, 81
'N'SS Attempted Murder and suicide. 1g3I
oTiii ,MnwAUK1E, Sept. 20.-George A. Wecht.
n"oter, of Chicago. came to Milwaukie and
spent the day with his divorced wife and her
.'aofchiIdten. Towards six o'clock in the even
" 2 itR and when about to leave them he drew a
Hn pistol and deliberately shot his wife through
the neck, and then placing the pistol to his
own head he fred and fell dead by her side.
ywThewonian Is not fatally injured and with
- proper care she will recover. ''''
M0rm0u NampsMeeetInEs itSl
Gouxcr.s BLUFFS, Sept. 21.-There is, a
very large camp.meetipg OF Mormons near
y here The number ptesent Is estimated to
be not less than so, 900 Q-p ersons. cd
,lEA Destructive Fire.
,,o5,o GREESBAY,I Wis.,, SeptI 2I.-A fire oc-
CURED here yesterday which destroyed sixty
,bih dwellings,, thirty barns and one church.
So ~ The total insurance is from 100000 to
ro9 SIZE 600, which will not cover one.twenti-'
eth. Of the loss ss,,,.,,n ssI,,.n,, g s52''a"' 9o
,ias5 s1siA, Sept ~. .nAs. Home, who was sem
fenced to be hung for the murder of Adams
at Rat Portage, hung himself in his cell.
Sitting Bull I'm BramafIci show. Z"
VEi Eor7AwA, Sept 22.LMajor welsh, of the
-. mounted police, has secured Sitting Bull for
= athree years engagement to appear in con-
neotion with q company of Canadians for
''F the prrpose of making and extended tour
through the United States and Canada Sit
ting Bull, Of course. to be the principal at
traction. The contract goes into effect Jan.
W ]. 1881, at which time they will appear in a
ia,' 20 ''Io7 A scnil Race Challenge, g.
',.,..,., New YoRK. Sept. 22.-Plaissed challenges
Courtney to q two-mile race in Jamaica
,,a, Bay for $500 side. Courtney, it is said
Maine Election. iigrf
..,,,e AUGUSTA, Sept. Ill is no longer doubt
1,r, ed that Gen. Plaisted hasa plurality of
.{,s about 800. and a. the plurality amendment
nan is carried and he is elected Governor. Ipt
oni. Grand Scheme for River Improvement
KANSAS CRY, Mo-. Sept. 22.4The Mis-
.Tai1 souri, river Improvement committee has
81 0adopted afesolutiou that the Missouri coun,
try has 2l5000 square miles, 100000 peo-
NIL lv
"a epd is taxed On $7OQ. 100000 property. De-
M rnndt that Congresst renbv all aftifciapob-
structions to the rivers navigation, snch as
bridges, also snags and drifts that a survey
now progressing towards Sioux City should
be continued 70 Fort Benton, and that Com !
80 gfess should appropriate for, the spsediest
q IMPROVEMENT Of TIE Stream v 1J9SA .alh1l
Chinese Immigration. a.ss
WAsHnsaToN, Sept 22.--By the official re,
1, a., port of the us. consul at Picking it is
:, shown that for the quarter ending June 18th,
sfai 5000 Chinese left for the United States NJ,
gitnoThe Hudson River Tunnel.
New YoRK, Sept, 23.-The report that the
body of one'of the ueng buried in the Hud.
t,r, son, riyer tppnel was fOpndlis not tue. Not
W., one Of the 20 who met their death in the
m caison has been discovered, but the work.
men in thrustlng their hands through the
peculiar subsanes5 round and smooth,
o. which gave rise to the report that body was
horrible Discovery Of a Wreck.
2 " NEW Yonk, Sep. 23.AThe pilot boat Pet,
while cruising about 100 miles east OF Sandy
IHgp4, discovered the schooner Gladiator
Va bY loni side up. The Gladiator sailed from
Bs:badoes for Yarmouth on July 2Oth,, and
.., WAS wrecked on the passage, The body of
+, one OF the crew was found In the figgingin
nt' such a decomposed condition hs to be
\ beyoGl recognition The odor was SO
Offensive thar the men were forced to drop
10 the no II into the water. The wrecked
!, schocE-r lies directly in the track of vessels
B cominA to this port Captain Allen, Of the
pilot Ioar tried to sink the schooner, as the
stencil was dreadful as to be almost unen-
- durable, SO he determined to sGuttle her,
and made hols near the water line, but the
smell drove the crew of the pilot boat from
thelr work and made some of them sick
w darkness coming son, they We're unable to
continue. Captain Alleo Is confident that
others OF the crew are dead in the cabin.
but he was unable to make full investiea.
lion. ne thinks 1t is likely the schooner
g will sink before morning.
sheep and WOOl IRdustry, g..
~ PHuADELPH1A. Sept 2S.-At the Interna.
tional Convention for the promotion of the
2 @ sheep and wool industry. Commissioner LIE
Duo was chosen president. A. NJ. McGar-
land, Of Illinois, read paper on the ad-
Uanoamank of tha I,