Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-09-24

Gnmer in 1877 began at DeKalb, Miss, on
the 10Th,
OFFICIAL returns from all the coun-
ties In Arkansas except Chcot, Desha, Green,
Phillips and Pulaski give Churchill, DEM,
majority Of $1,000 over Parks, Gr., for Gov
ernor.
OK the night Of the 18th mob of one
hundred armed men entered Springfield,
Tenn, battered down the doors Of the Jail and
shot Ramsey, who, two months previous,
had shot young lady because she refused
to marry him. The crowd then secured Jack
Bell and Archie Janison, (negroes) arrested
a few days before, charged with murder, took
them about seven miles from town and hanged
them.
ROBERT f. CoLBUsH, editor of the
San Francisco Weekly Argus, was whipped on
the street by J. Flood, Jr., on the l4th, for an
article published in his paper relative to
rupture of the engagement between Miss
Jessie Flood aud Ulysses s. Grant, Jr
STATE Mineralogist Henry G. Hanks,
of California, has made an analysis Of the
Tichenor alleged gold-bearing spring near
Calistoga lie did not find the slightest trace
Of gold in It. Tichenor obtained his results
by what may be termed saltiug the water with
chloride of gold and then precipltating the
gold on a sheet Of lead. The fraud has been
efTectualy exposed.
The Missouri Republican State Con-
vention nominated the following ticket on
the 15th Governor Colonel d. p. Dyer;
Lieutenant Governor Milo Blair; Secretary
Of State, j. G. Broadwell; Auditor, L. A.
| Thomas; Treasurer, W. G. Dallmeyer; At
torney General, II. II. Harding; Railroad
! Commissioner, Howard Barnes, colored; Su-
preme Judge J. i. c. Carnes; Register OF
| Lands, Adam Theis.
NEW silver mines have been discov-
cred on Battle Mountain, in the Eagle River
| district, thirty miles northwest Of Leadyille,
Col
IN the case against Virgil and Hous-
ton Gully for killing Gilmer in DeKalb, Miss,
in lST7, the jury, on the 10th, returned a YER
dict Of not guilty.
OK the night of the 10Th a mob Of
several hundred men and boys made an attack
upon the Milwaukee rink, one Of the largest
and finest buildings Of its class in the country
and carried it off piecemeal The city has
had trouble in getting the lessee to surrender
his lease in order that an exhibition building
might be built on the ground which is owned
by the city.
The Maryland observation-disclosures party
In convention at Baltimore on the 10th nomi
mated full Electoral and Congressional tick
cts.
THE Wyoming Democratic Territoria
Convention has nominated Thomas Burke 70
Congress.
A DUEL between Ute Indian and
Navajo took place near Santa Fe n. NJ, ol
the 9th. The Ute was killed and the Naval
seriously injured. Knives were the weapon
used. The duel was caused by both Indian
wanting to marry the same girl.
HENRY MACKABEE, a prison oflicia
Of Mount Sterling, KY, took two convict
with him to a wood about ten miles from tn
prison, on the 18Th, for the purpose Of cuttin
some polls. The couvicts, who were arme
with axes, fell on MaclSabte and hacked hir
TO pieces and made their escape. Maclabee'
body was discovered on the following day.
GEORGE MITCHELL, colored, wa
hanged at Troy, Ohio, on the nth, for th
, murder Of woman with whom he was livin
as his wife.
AN accident at the Consolidated In
perial Mine at Virginia City, Nevada, on tn
night fthe 10Th, resulted in the death Of min
men and one dangerously hurt. The me
were coming up the shaft when the cabl
broke, precipltatlng them down the sha
some three hundred feet.
= STEPHEN WINTERS and wife, age
people, were instantly killed on the 18th
l the railroad crossing near Newark, Obi,
their buggy being struck by the Baltimore
Ohio fast line train east.