Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-28


ration at the date of the repeal may be revived
against the new corporation.
A DEADwooD dispatch saws the partv of
twenty-five men who started on the Goth of
April to recover the stock stolen from John
Deffenbach, who was murdered in the Inyan
Kara Mountains and to avenge his death,
came upon a party Of seventeen Indians on
the 18th. They killed four Of them and cap
tured seventy-seyen horses Joseph Rhodes,
one Of the party, was killed.
The two delegates from Wyoming to the
Chicago Convention were not instructed One
will vote for Blaine and the other for Grant.
THE National Committee Of the Socialistic
Labor Party has issued call TO all those who
sympathze with their movement 10 have the
Government exercise control over land, labor
and money, so that equal rights and opportu-
mites shall be afforded TO all to meet in Chi
cagoJune sth to endeavor TO reach harmoni-
Gus action in support Of candidate for Pres
ident and Vice President, who will be pledged
TO carry out these principles
TBLEGRAMs received at Denver, on the 10th,
report that party Of twenty-five prospectors
we're corraled on the Gunnison by Indians and
twelve Of their number killed
The California Workngmen in convention
at San Francisco on the 18th, adopted a reso-
luton declaring Allen G. Thurman their choice
for President
VIcToRIo's Indians have recently killed
eleven men, two women aud four children in
New Mexico. Victorio has been largely rein
forced.
RED CLoUD, Spotted Tail and other chiefs Of
the Sioux tribe propose to visit Washington
and hold a conference with the President on
tlp gubippt of rafItvoyr orogg{p,r tI,,f,
tion.
THE Minnesota Republican State Conven-
tion, held at St. Paul on the 18TH adopted u
resolution instructing the delegates to the
National Convention to use all honorable ef-
forts to secure the nomination of Senator
William Window for President resolution
declaring James G.. Blaine the second choice
Of the convention was tabled by a decisive
vote. An anti-third term resolution was sent
to the Committee on Resolutions and not re-
ported.
EX-GOvERNoR FooTE, Superintendent Of the
United States mint at New Orleans, died at his
home near Nashville on the 10Th
THE Illinois Republican State Convention
assembled at Springfield on the 18th. The
Grant men were able to control the organiza-
tion of the Convention, having $40 votes
SENATOR GORDON, of Georgia, sent letter
to the Governor Of that State several DAYS
ago resigning his position as United
State Senator. In his letter he assigned as
the principal reasons for taking this step
weariness of public life after twenty years
service and a desire to attend to his private
affairs His resignation was accepted and the
Governor viii appoint a successor.
THE settlers in the yipinftv Of Tsr,r Hr,.4 |
Arizona, have been warned to leave for safe
ty, as a large band of Indians had left San
Carlos on the war path. Nine prospectors are
known to have been killed and five more were
eported killed.
KANSAS has 3,0O7 miles Of assessable railway. |
The wheat crop in Dakota is said to be |
twenty per cent. better this than last year at
the same date.
ALADY living at Ambla, Ind, who was bit |
ten two years ago by cat, was suffering |
from hydrophobia on the 18th, and she was
not expected to recover.
STATUE of General Jackson was unveiled
at Nashville on the 10Th.
Tue four Bishops recently elected by the
General Conference Of the NJ. e. Church at
Cincinnati, were ordained according to the
ritual Of the church by Bishop Simpson, on the
18th.
In the Illinois Republican State Con-
ventiop an tbe oo,b thn Cool, ,,,,,,,,t,, -.
was se+tIod nv n oo,,nr,,,iso ~, -. ~.
Committees an CrodontioIs reoon,,po,,,,,,,.
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yention. A resolution declaring General Grant
the choice Of the Convention for President
was adopted by a vote of aSl yeas 10 307 uoys
A motion that the various Congressional
districts select delegates and oIternates to
the National Convention, and be declared
the choice of the convention. which wou,d
have resulted in the choice of Blaine delepates
in several districts. opened n dnbata ybich
continued for some time, but the motion was
finally defeated and the chairman appointed
of nineteen Grant men TO nominate
district delegates and delegates-at-large
IHE New Jersey Democratic Conven-
lion was held at Trenton on the goth The
adopted merely directed the dele
gates to vote for the choice Of the majority at
he National Democratic Convention, and
pledged the support of the State TO the nomi-
nee of the Democratic party.
The Nebraska Republican State Con-
,eution met at Columbus on the Goth. The 8
'nly resolution carefully considered was one
Hedging the support to tue Chicago nominee, c
ust as tho convention was breaking up res
'lution that John Sherman was not the choice !
4 Nebraska was tabled, and one eulogiZlng
'lalne was passed The delegates were not
Instructed, (
IHE virginia conservative Conven' I
ion, held at Richmond on the Goth, adopted q
esolution to adhere TO the two-thirds rule, 9
so a resolution that the Conservative party !,
II Virginia affiliated with the National Dem