The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-06-03
NEWS NOTES.

Ben. BUTLER says Grant would run better than
Tilden.
NICHOLS, of the Springfield Republic, is going to
Europe.
SENATOR BROWN, of Georgia, has been sworn in as
the successor of Gordon.
THE son of the late Stephen A. Douglas is a Grant
man-and an eloquent one.
KEARNEY has been released from prison by the su-
preme Dourt of California
GEN. HATCH is having somewhat lively times with
the Indians in New Mexico.
THE striking coal miners In the Tuscarawas Valley
are anxious to return to work.
Hon. MILLS GARDNER made argument for the
defense, in the Link murder trial, at Hilsboro
THE "Greenback Party begins to show signs
of life in portions of Ohio. But the signs very
faint.
FIVE murderers were hung on last Friday-two in
Arkansas, in Ohio in Connecticut and one in
Virginia.
IT is claimed by Blane's friends at Washington
that the vote of Indiana will given sody Blaine
at Chicago.
JUDGE FIELD, of the Supreme Court, would not OBJ
ject to nomination for the Presidency Judge Field
is self-sacrifcing man.
THE religious lunatic has killed himself again.
This time his name Horace Gunckle, and he cut
his throat at Dayton, Ohio.
THE Nevada Democratic delegation is instructed
for Tilden, while majority of the Mississippi dele
CATION are said to be for Bayard.
Col. FRED. GRANT was interviewed in Chicago
few days and says father will be nominated and
elected" Possibly the Col. is right.
THE Portsmouth Blade tells of a man in scioto
county who took harlot to his home and cohabited
with her, compelling his wife to leave.
Two HUNDRED outlaws surrendered themselves at
Catlettsburgh, KY few days ago. and furnished the
names of 800 more for to the grand jury
JOHN LINK, who has been on trial at Hillsboro for
the murder of Samuel and Taylor Pavey, was acquit-
ted The verdict is said to give general satisfaction
THE Vulcan Iron and Nail Works, of Chattanooga,
Tenn. failed last week. for $362.OC0 There does not
seem to be quite so much of boom in iron there
GOSSIP says that Mrs. John Sherman is not over
anxious for the Secretary's nomination at Chicago
She does not relish the idea of being Presidents
wife.
SENATOR KELLOGG will scarcely be ousted from
his seat in the Senate The leading Senators from the
South show disposition to sit down upon Ben. Hill
and his committee.
THERE another boat the Potomac, at
Washington last week, between Hanlan, the Ameri-
can champion, and man named Reilly, which was
easily won by Hanlan.
THE Democrats in Congress agreed to vote for
appropriation to pay amount due U. s. Marshals pro-
yided none of the money went to pay Deputy Mar
shals who had served at the polls.
PRICE, the colored murderer who to have been
hung in Cincinnati on last Friday, granted res
pite of six weeks, by Governor Foster. An attempt
will be made to prove Price insane
THURLow WEED calls upon the Republicans not to
nominate Grant. Mr.. Weed possibly objects to the
machine in politics, after having carried political
slate for something over half century.
Ex.-Gov. DENNIsoN, Gov. Foster and other Sher-
manites telling the Republicans at Chicago that
Grant could not carry Ohio, if nominated. From
which it is plain that statesmen sometimes lie.
A BRUTE in Leavenworth, Kansas, murdered his
partner in January last but by some means ac-
quilted. A few days ago he fired two shots at a
cent parties-one of them the attorney who cleared
him of the first charge.
THERE is q tremendous delegation of Ohio men at
Chicago this week. but big delegations don't always
do good. There is much bigger delegation at Co
lumbus and of them have been there for great
many years. and they will come about as near making
the next President the Chicago delegation will.
THE opponents of Gen. Grant are greatly exercised
because Don. Cameron and John A. Logan are rap
idly falling in ability and influence. But we are Of
the opinion that when the Chicago Convention closes
its deliberations the whole proceeding will be found
to tally substantially with Logan, Cameron and Conk-
ling's states.