The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-06-17
NEWS NOTES.

THE town OF fTitusville Pa is i'll ruins from coal
| oil fire.
1.-THE Scratehers'' in New York have thrown ava
| their pencils.
THE Georgia delegation to Cincinnati favor Justic
Field for President.
SPRINGER, of Illinois, has been re-nominated 70
! Congress, by acclamation.
WHO would have thought that the weaver Bill
was bid for the Presidency?
THERE will be abundant harvests this year, whicl
will ruin the Democratic party.
THE Indiana Democrats have nominated Hon
Frank Landers for Governor.
THE man who cannot see that Ohio is a solid Repub
| lican State, is Buck-eyeless ass.
| THE Democrats are beginning to talk seriously o
| nominating Seymour for President.
THE Czarina of Russia was buried last week, ant
the Czar is talking of marrying again.
THE President has nominated John F. Hartranft fol
Collector Of Customs at Philadelphia.
THE London journals seem to regard Gen. Grant,
defeat as good thing for the United States.
MARTIN MoRRIsoN, a Columbus boy didn't know
! it was loaded and it is feared he never will.
SAMUEL j. TILDEN is doubtless of the opinion tina
preachers oughtn't to take any part in politics.
IROF. MOBLE1, OF lnulsllla, mas tOunu Ill q StOuN
quarry in that State petrifed monster.
A FEARFUL storm swept over portions of Iowa, OF
last Thursday, killing nearly twenty persons.
A SPANISH man. -of-war recently chased, fred upon
and boarded an American vessel from Philadelphia.
ASK Democrat to bet on Ohio or Indiana now, ant
he will Immediately ask "how much will you give p
WHEN Gen. Grant received the news of Garieldt
nomination, he said: 1T is all right satisfied
defeat of Grant is said to have caused surprise
and CONSERVATION among the coored people of Soutl
Carolina.
Hon. WIN. H. ENGLISH of Indiana, announces tha
he is not candidate either for President or Vice
President.
FOUR thousand Missourians collected at Keytes.
ville in that State, last Friday, to colored
man hung.
JUDGE FIELD, a Democratic candidate, mas name
which sounds somewhat similar, but the G A r does
not support it.
THE Anti-Third-Termers, who convened at St
Louis, have gone into political bankruptcy, with
available assets.
THE Democrats declare that they cannot win with
an Ohio man. This is ''deadener'' on Bishop and
Lew. Campbell.
No one had to any Garfeld's nOmina-
tion. The Cincinnati Commercial, however, took q
dose of pulp"
THE Illinois Democracy nominated Lyman Trum-
bull for Governor, and recommended Horatio Sey-
mour for President.
PERHAPS the hardest blows Garfield will ever gel
the published his portraits in the
Cincinnati papers.
THE Illinois Democrats want paine and Potter as
their Presidential ticket, that they may Painfully
Potter up Salt River.
EVEN the Cincinnati Gazette is willing to say that
Blaine deserves the gratitude of the country for hav-
ing defeated the third term craze.
THE Lord Mayor of Dublin telegraphs to Canada
United States that there is still great want in
Ireland. Money is much needed.
GARFIELD was like the who interfered in a
family quarrel He tried to help John Sherman, and
himself struck by the Convention.
JAMES G. BLAINE has the consolation of knowing
that some the greatest America has ever pro-
duced have failed to become President.
GEN. GRANT perhaps rejoices in the fact that it
took the world the fesh and the devil and possibly
the influence of Tom. Walker, to beat him.
On last Friday Generals Grant and Sheridan re-
viewed twenty thousand Union Veterans, at Mil
waukee, Wisconsin. Think of that, Democrats!
THE "Salvation Army" has been holding series OF
meetings a vacant lot in New York City. heresi-
dents of the vicinity have entered complaint against
them, as nuisance.
THREE thieves near South Charleston, Ohio, went
into barn for the purpose of carrying off some WOOL
Two of them carried off the third one, who shot
by watchman.
MIR. WILLIAM A. NJ. GRIER, of Luzerne county,
Pa, the delegate who started the Garfield boom in
the Chicago Convention, voting alone for Garfield
through many ballots.
THE Democrats have chance for nominating an
Ohio General. There's Gen. Ward, Gen. Ewing,
Gen. Sam. Hunt-and Richard Bishop was once Com
mander-in-chief of the Ohio Militia.
sHERMAN's term as Secretary of the Treasury will
expire when Garfeld's term as Senator begins. The
question of placing Sherman in the Senate in case
Garfield is elected President, is being agitated.
A NEW YORK TRIBUNE reporter ''interviewed''
Tilden and Pelton, on the Republican nominations.
Sammy didn't talk Pelton told the reporter
he didn't know anything, and the reporter believed
him, and left.
THE Greenbackers at their National Convention, at
Chicago, nominated James B. Weaver of Iowa, for
President, and B. j. Chambers of Texas, for Vice
President. These nominations were made after an
all-night session.
A MISS LANE, of Leavenworth, eloped with very
nice young man named Allen. Heriather traced them
to Detroit where at sight of revolver and heavy
cane young Allen fed though it is to be regretted
that he was not pulverized.
REV. CowLEY, the man sent to the Penitentiary in
New York, practicng crueties upon the children
in the shepherds Fold,'' has been trying to get a
new trial. The Snprepe Court of the State decided
that he must serve out his time.
THE st. Louis Post-Dispatch says it is outrage
who have spent thousands of dollars to secure
a Presidential nomination to be defeated, 'whlle
some sneak, who hasn't even treated to the beer,
walks in and carries off the prize
THE headquarters for the delegations from the diff
ferent States have been about all secured in Clncn-
nati everything is being rapidly prepared for the
grand scrabble to who will have the honor Of be-
ing beaten by Garfield and Arthur
GoVERNoR FOSTER, in bringing Garfield home
from Chicago, exhibited much genuine delight as
Snowman who exhibits fve-egged calf or double
headed baby. Foster has right to be proud Ohio
is great-in fact a very great State
THE news of Gartields nomination received
with great enthusiasm in the House of Representa-
tives, at Washington, Democrats and Republicans
alike cheering, and expressing qualification at the
nomination of their fellow Congressman.
SINCE Garfield has received the Presidential nomi-
nation, it has doubtless become surprise even to
himself how hard he used to work the canal, and
how many patches he used to have upon his clothes
But he can read all about it in the newspapers.
A MEMBER of the English Parliament has been un-
having secured his election by bribery
that practice of unseating such carried out
in the Congress of the United States, what fine ma
jorty the Republicans would have in Congress, with
in a short time!
CONGRESSMAN Finley and Dcmagogue Donnelly
presented their bills last week for services in Con-
gressional investigation. Finley wants $25 day for
attendance" while Donnelly wants $500 as Attorney
Fees.'' This is way the Democrats love to save
the money of the dear people.
EPH. HOLLAND, the notorious gambler, and former
Tilden repeater, was shot in Cincinnati during the
fore part of last Eph. claims that he knows too
much and that the Democrats want TO kill him before
the meeting of the Democratic delegates in Cincin
natl. But Ephram still lives.