The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-22
NEWS NOTES.
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THE Germans are for Garfield, and the Irish are
largely coming over. 1t is well.
HON. GoDLovE S. ORTIZ has been renominated for
Congress in the Ninth Indiana District.
ONE thousand German immigrants arrived in Balti-
more on last Friday. They went west.
FROM every direction comes news of good crops
This is extremely hard on the Democratic party.
THE Irish-American Republicans held a National
Convention in Indianapolis, last week.
WM. II. HARRIS, colored, was drowned while bath
ing, at Gallipolis, on last Friday.
HON. A. G. PORTER, promises to make it lively for
the Democracy in Indiana.
THE Democratic Convention of Iowa will meet Sept
I'd, and arrange the Democratic funeral
GEN. LOGAN opened the Illinois campaign at Muir
physboro, last week in lengthy and powerful speech
GARFIELD made serious omission in his Letter.
He left the word ''usufruct' entirely out of it,
THE Democrats and Greenbackers of Maine have
''fused'-but like all other fuses it will fzze out
AT CHESTER, Pennsylvania, on last Friday after
noon, violent storm unroofed thirty-seven houses.
DIR. TANNER, the man who is starving himself in
New York is said to be getting fat diet of water
AT tbe principal ports of the United States for the
month of June, the immigration amounted to 2G3,726
GENERAL GRANT and wife will visit General Gar
field and wife, upon General Grants return from the
west.
PRESIDENT HAYES will attend the reunion of his
old regiment the Ist of September then leave Ohio
for the Pacific coast.
CHALMERS of Fort Pillow infamy has been re-
nominated for Congress by the Democrats of the Sixth
Mississippi District.
MARSHALL JEWELL has been interviewed again,
Northern State.
THE ''Blue Book recently issued the Interior
Department, contains the names of $500 Government
officials.
WE see it stated that Col Vance, of Gallipolis has
been at New York to Hancock The battle
now proceed.
SEVERAL cases of yellow fever reported from
New Orleans, and some cases quarantined at Phila-
delphia.
ON last Thursday an oil tank near Bradford, Pa.
struck by lightning and fire, causing loss
of about $4,000.
THE National Democratic headquarters will be in
New York. 1t will be convenient to9have the advice
of the 'old man,
CHAsTINE Cox, colored, was hung in New York on
last Friday for the murder of Mrs. Hull. Chastine
said he going to heaven. May be so!
THE body of silas Hayes of HilIsboro, was found
horribly mutilated by cars, at Mussemans, NJ. & c..
R. R., Friday.
CHAUNcEY l. FILLEY, of st. Louis, will present a
medal each the Grant delegates who held
out to the last in Chicago.
BOY named Blackburn, of steubenvine, Ohio,
has much looking face than he would have
had, had he ''known that it was loaded"
THE lightning played sad havoc with farmers
barns in this State last week-a dozen being
destroyed in different parts of the State.
MR.. TILDEN's friends report him as physically
feeble, but mentally bright He still knows enough
to drive in the bung of the barrel.
JUDGE A. G.. PORTER, Republican nominee for
Governor of Indiana had rousing reception at Ind-
annapolis last week. The Republicans of Indiana are
going in to win.
DoN. CAMERON says that the talk about the Demo-
Gratis carrying Pennsylvania, is the silIest kind of
nonsense. Don. generally knows what he is talking
about.
AT New Albany, Indiana, fifteen Democrats Joined
Carried Club in one night. One of them lost leg
on the Democratic side, during the war.
A FARMER sold his wool at MiIlersburg, Ohio, in
which he had wrapped old rags, sheep pelts, etc., to
the amount of fftysix pounds. He was 'persuaded''
to come in and square up.
IN the fifteen years since the close of the war $s37
s23 of the principal of the public debt has been
paid, while the interest is present so 100000 less
annually, than at the close of the Democrats
don't like to talk about this.
A MEETING of the coal operators of Shawnee,
StIaitsville and Nelsonvlle held in Columbus
last Thursday, when it resolved that after July
3D. the miners will be notified that but sixty cents
ton will be paid for digging-the price now being
eighty cents.
OUT of seventy ex-army officers of the Third Corps
who held Reunion at Cape May few days ago, a
N Y. Herald reporter found 'over fifty who would
vote for Hancock. The truth of the matter is there
just four out of seventy, who will vote for Han
cock.
a MISSISSIPPI DEPUTY-SHERIFF a few days ago
arrested two colored men suspicioned of aiding q
murderer to escape He tied the prisoners on horses
and waited until after night then he started to take
them twenty miles to another town. On the way
crowd of masked Democrats assaulted the bound men
cut their throats and disemboweled them. This is
one of the beauties of emocracy.