Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1870), 1878-01-05

              faxta JflttlTial. VOL. XXXIX. COLUMBUS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1878. NO. 4. SIEBERT & ULLEY, 1BY TELEGRAPH TO THIS OHIO STATB JOVHUAL BLANK BOOK FOREIGN. tjiiMMFACTUIttm IVlnteia.HlulerM,S.Uoneraaal I KlHiih f abllshcrav, Terrible Atrocities Per petrated by the Chinese. BOOK BINDING Of tray Ueacriptim, by the Edition Singh Volume, Fifteen Thousand Men, Wo men and Children Massacred. Cer. hum B.iidlna (Up ). EngllA Ppen StUl DhemalBg ap4 COLUMBUS. NOVELTIES Ike Eastern Qaestion. Russia's Reply to England's Note of Inquiry. Progress of the Russian Troops Impeded by Snow, HOLIDAYS! No Prolmbllity of Reaching Adiiuir oplo Before May Nest. at ; Italy and Greece Demand to lis Heard intheBusso-Turkish Settlement. UHLMAN&GLOOK'S, 218 SOUTH 11 1 (J II ST. de4 eod lm lp FULL AND WINTER WOOLENS. GEO. T. DUVALL, Merchant Tailor! 157 UVll'IU HIUH ST. MQODIE, HUBBARD& CO BANKERS, 61 SOUTH 1y9 tt lp HIGH Bookseller, Stationer & Newsdoaler, CO SOUTH HIGH ST.. (Opposite state House) The l.st BI-AIVIi BOOHS. Tbe best, WKIIINO PAPER The best kinds of INK. The best MUCILAGI'. Tbe beat GOLU PENS. Tbe beat of Fverj'ihliiff.iU the lowest prices. Diaries, Aluiuuaos, Fireside Games, Etc, sop20 6m lp lliio: Ililtli, Pearl null thnpcl S. 3. tl. COMLT. - 1 ' A. W. MANCIBCO. COSILY & FRANCISCO, PUBLISHERS AND PROPBIF.TOB8. A. W. FltlNClSCO, Terrible Massacre by Chinese. London, Jan. 5. The Advertiser hears, on reliable authority, that official information has been received in St. Petersburg, that the Chinese have massacred 15,000 men, women and children at the Kashgariso, a town of Manas, .committing the moat frightful atrocities. Englantta Position ou the Netl le nient or the Eastern Question. London, Jan. 4. The Daily Telegraph, Pall Mall Gar.9tto and the other anti- Hussian newspapers, take the same view of the Earl of Carnarvan'a speech, Wednesday last, aB did the Standard. Ibis morning the ntandard statod that England cannot, with due regard to En glish interests, accept the position that KusBia and lurkey can settle the terms of peace, subject only to European ratification. If this claim was allowed, England would be debarred, except under tbe dis advantages of interfering in the defence of her legitimate interests. lhe Earl of Carnavaron'a speech, it now seems, was delivered Wednesday before the Cabinet Council, which had to consider the Russian answer to England's note relative to peace negotiations. lhe Manchester Guardian's London dispatch says of Lord BeaconsficId'B policy and "contends that the Earl of Car- navaron'a speecb was intended not to ex pound but to influence the Cabinet's viawa Thorn is anmn iitHtifii;itinn fnr STREET, this judgment It is no secret that the fcarl ol .Darny's iNovemoer epeecn was a surprise to the riemier and also the source of intense annoyance, but it id likewise well known that the rremier orb been giving instructions to Layard, Am basssdor at Constantinople, over the hand of the Foreign Secretary. If the Earl of Derby attempted to force the hiind of one section of the Cabinet in November, it is equally proba ble the Earl of Cjrnavaron may be reBortins to a similar expsdient now. Such are the views of those who believe that the Earl of Carnavaron'a speech ex pressed no more than his personal opinion. I am bound to say they are in a minority. Some of the Earl of Carnavar on'a colleagues may differ from him on such questions as the justice or wisdom of the Crimean war, nut they are per.'ectly unanimous aa to tbe necessity ot tills country having a voice in the hnal settle ment. Wednesday and Thursday the Cabinet are understood to nave addressed tnem selves to sonio of the difficulties involved in the means for bringing their unanimity to a successful issue. The terms of peace are not now in them, and as represented here, they are much more moderate than was expected. According to one account, whioh is ac cepted in well informed quarters, the neu tralization of the Dardanelles is not even mentioned, but there is of a cession of territorv in Bessarabia to the old fron tiers. I suppose the independence of Servia and Koumania's accession of tern tory to Montenegro and cession of Baton m and Kara are a part oi tbe scheme. Ine fate of the Turkiah fleet is not within the proposal. That will be decided when the Russian Government requires compensa tion. With new light thus thrown upon EORGE W LEASON, .Etc. - Goneral Manager. Indications or Tennessee and the Ohio the situation, it would nut he surprising Vallevfltntirmnni nr fnlllnn hnrnmrttr. if OUr Government advised the Sultan to north,,,, mrivn in ,n,i,rh, W ,;,. direot an appeal to Russia." 0oicea oy warmer ana pamy cteraay or dear ,,. , Turfcev Settlement. weather, with occasions snows. London. Jan. 4 The Standard save: "Tha ntihlin villi nnarnalv ho Riii-nrinpH In Gold closed in New York yesterday at earn that the Government is unable to 102 j. coincide in the opinion that no material change hae occurred in the situation. The slate fixed up last evening for the England cannot, with due regard to our Ditnocralio Senatorial caucus waB Gen- interests, accept, the position claimed by eral 8(eedman for Chairman, and CarBon, S.atsn, that the terms of peace are matter , , ,, , 0 , for settlement between tbe latter and lur- of Shelby, for Secretary. . ... , . ra,ification by Eu. A report was current last night that ..,. . ,., -, ... ... a heavy fire was raging in the Hotel Em- ia BlIowed we maT De debarred from inter- ery, Cincinnati. We have telegraphic fering in defense of our legitimate inter-informalion that the fire was in an ad- eats, except under very serious disadvan- joining building and was unimportant. ta?'9 ,. . ., fl. I 1U1 A1UICO, ICICI11UK l "-"" I- . .. . urni u. If there are any wavering, uncertain ng interpretations, .a, . believers in an old-fashioned, square ,y which haTe of ,ftte .ham evcrT in. built, orthodox pandemonium running terest in the country. The time has more around loose just now, it would be well than come when the Government should tor them to drop in on Columbus about cease, whether at home or abroad, to have iTk 7 ii two voices. The publio have no wish to next Thursday nieht. annnirntnn curious into the idiosvneraoies The Seneca county aggregation put in of -'W J.". ome heavy work against Dodd yesterday. eoun(rT wouid be imperiled bv any pro- They circulated newspaper articles and longation of this ambiguity, and the documents charging Dodd with absorbing public would justly resent any fresh en- a certain Toledo newspaper establishment couragement to the recent; agitation. The , . ,, . .. .. policy upon whioh tbe country is resolved, without "putting up" any funds. Jnd t0 wbici1 the minority Bre pledged, I ia rna Nnmm.nil.fl. not nnlv bv PTnpfli- Hon. Gkorqe H. Pendleton arrived enCT. ,, by iuatice and honor, and any in the city about one o'clock this morn- menace or deviation from it can no longer ing a day or so in advance of tho time be endured.' hitherto set for hi. appearance on the ' a,aBtl'-field of battle. It is intimated that re- gT p,,! jan, 4 -The semi-cent trades and combinations among hia official Russian agency says the reply to opponents have had the effect of hurrying the British inquiry on behalf of the Porte him into the bresch. stated the decisions and acts of the Im perial poucy are biiii guiuea uy me two paramount considerations of putting an end to the constantly recurring disturb- of ances and avoiding complications by the Straitsville, "busied laat week. Hia lis- respective interests of third partus. As- Dilitles amount to over SWUIMJUU, whilst suranceB sausitciory 10 vne orunnuui-hia assets am I ma limn Slfinn Th T.o. eminent and people were given concern- gan Steam Mill had a claim of over $700, ing the English interests immediately as which was luckily secured. O'Boylan has they were made known. TheBe interests en lor parts unknown. I are no more uieuaceu now man meo, iur Absconded. Hocking Sentinel. A high flyer named O'Boylan, although liutsia then reserved the contingency of being compelled by military necessities to retain peace under the walls 01 Constantinople, it depends upon England to avert this contingency by divest ing the Porte of any illusion respecting English support. It is evident if the Porte has ground to hope that theentry of tbe Kussians into Constantinople would cause England to intervene, it would do everything to bring about that contingency by refusing any conditions of peace. Eastern War Notes, London, Jan, 4 From lettera written by Lady Slrangford, superintending the hospitals at Sofia, it would appear the Turks had intended not to attempt to hold the place. Lady Strangford writes she will remain, and believes be able to con tinue her duties without interruption or annoyance. The Turkish nurses have agreed to stay. What was feared was tbe disorder in the town, but the Turks have gone away quietly, and there is not the slightest panic, noise or trouble. The town will bs taken without resistance. This coincides with the information from the Turkish side about the move ments of their forces. All the garrisons in exposed positions beyond Bona have been gradually withdrawn and concentrated at Tkuleiman. The force at Kamarli seems to have been surprised and endangered by the Bussian llank movement upon Tashesen, but succeeded in escaping to Slalilzi, after a hard fight, from which place it can reach Tkhitaman by Topolvilza valley. It is not believed the Russian Genernl Gnnrko has sufficient force to storm the Tkhitman defile, or that such force could be supplied in the present stale of the Russian communication. Rnsala Jleslrea no Assistance from England In Notlllnc; with TnrKey. St. Petersburg, Jan. 4. The Journal Ds St. Petersburg says: Russia could not in the interesis of peace itself do otberwise than refuse all intervention anil make it clearly understood that rieoce must be discussed between the belligerents. The Journal points out that any injury by Russia to the Suez canal is quite out of the question, and if peace negotiations were opened now, Russian occupation of Constantinople would be equally out of the question. If there are any other points upon which British interests might be affected, they must be of minor importance and frank and loyal explanation between the Ku?sian and English Governments, would lead to an understanding on ti e subject without interrupting negotiations. Progress of the Rahslnu Troops Obstructed.London, Jan. 4 Dispatches from Bucharest siy the army which was to croBS Shipka Pai-'B and co-operate with General Uourko in the movement against Adrianople, gives no sign of activity, and while the present weather continues, such operation would be impossible. The deep snow offers almost an insurmounta ble objtacle lo wagons and the Russians have no eledges. Orders have been issued for a supply of sledges, bul by the time they are ready, the snow will probably have disappearid and the roads impassable from mud and water. A correspondent at Bucharest telegraphs that he considers it improbable that the Russiubd can reach Adrianople before May next. drcrco WiiiiIn a lliiuil In Nettling the Knvloru Unnrrel. London, Jan. 4 A diepalch from Syra says M. Tricoupis, Gieek Minister of Foreign Atl'airs, hai demanded of the powers the ftilmisston of Greece to a Con gress preliminary to the conclusion of peace It is said Lord Derby has recog-niz?d as just Greece's claim 10 udmh:sion if other secondary States are admitted Italy has likewise replied favorably. Sever Ptisha, tho Turkish Minister of foreign Attain), has sent a note to Lon don protesting against tbe participation 01 ureece. Tho Number of Tut-lcs North of lb Bnlknus-Osmnn lHftba. Sr. Petersburg, Jan. 4. A private dispatch received here nnnounces that only 4U.UUU lurks have retired into Kou-mania, the remainder of the Ottoman forces, numbering 70,000, remaining north of tho Balkans. They are distrib uted among the fortresses of the tjuadri lateral. O.'iuan Pasha will shortly be conveved to the town of Rifizm, where ho will pieB bis captivity. Tbe Tnrhlsb Chamber of Dcpnlles, London, Jan. 4,-- A dispatch from Con stantinople says the Turkish Chamber of Deputies have adopted an amendment to the address iu reply to the speech from the throne at the opening of Parliament, re lating to tbe Governments military poll- cy. Tho Ministers of War, Marine and Foreign An. urn are invited to explain. The Government has demanded a vote of 5,000,000 Turkish pounds for the re quirements of the army. Unniors ol' Fenlnn Pardons Exua germed. London, Jan. 4. Rumors have been lately current that the Government has pardoned all the Fenian prisoners. These rumors however appear to beexaggerated, uiiuKvi squinnies. Berlin, Jan, 4 Supplementary esti mates have been laid before the Federal Council for next year's budget, swelling WASHINGTON. money, and imprisoned in the Western Penitentiary of Pennsylvania; Frank Silver, convicted of having in his possession nnainmnarl nicrara anrl un nfonnorl in im. The CabiUOt on Our Relations prisonment in the' Missouri Penitentiary; Witb MeXtCO. Alley Bowman, convicted of illicit dis tilling, ana seniencea in me western district of California to two ysara imprison- . Tk. 1 -.1 .. Colledor Slatle'S ACCOUnt Of lhe applications backed by recommendations 01 the prosecuting cthcers and the judges ot tne courts belore which they were tried. REVENUE RESISTANCE Revenue Agent Wagner has been this city with the Treasury authorities upon the subject of recent assaults San Elizaro Affair. ZANESV1XLE. Important Particulars that Lead to ths Difficulty. Embezzlement and Forgery An Old aud Hardened Crlmlual. Hpeciul to tho Ohio State Journal. Zanesvii.le, Jan. 4 The merry gin-gle, gingle is heard in the land. Elias Odin, a rambling patent medicine dispenser, departed for Cleveland on a free pass this morning. The uliilao- thropic ambassador, however, was in the charge of on agent of G. G. Norris & Co., Cleveland, who prefer the charge of embezzlement against Elias. Robert Egan, who lately enlisted at the New Advertisements. FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO OF tOLl'MBCS, O. T n 33 N8U RAN C E CO., 1 r JConnecticut Tbe Mexican ftfob Assured of Assistance. STATE OK OHIO. iNeUBANOB DepAUTMENT. O'oldhbus, January 2, 1677. 117-HEREAS, THE FRANKLIN INSUK-V AjNCE Com nan v. located at llnlnmhtia in the State of Ohio, has filed in this office Birum eHHiemeiu, oy ine proper omcera thereof. Show inn its condition ami huainaaa and has complied in all respects with the laws of this State relating to Kim Insnr. aoce Companies, incorporated by other States of mo uuueu o i a tea ; Now, therefore, in pursuance of law. I. Wil- ham D. Hill, Buperiutendent of Itmurauee of the State ol Ohio, do hereby certify that aaid Company ia authorized to transact its appropriate business of Fire Insurance in this State, accoruance wun law, during tne current r. The condition and business of said Com MUTUAL Life Insurance Company, OF .f AKTFOUD, Annlanrlarl milri Paufnin nnarlAna nr lU A Four Days' Siege and Surrender di8tricta in the South department will not of the Bangers. upon revenue officers and violation of the Clnmtua Barracks, is in durance vile law in Smith Carolina. Maim- Wmrnpr awaiting a dispensation of justice for pro- iii. the r..mm;..;ni... ...i curing a coat aud pair of "Dane" on an very full accounts of the condition of the order bearing the signature of his father, h,ld?'8 ,of sneh statement (Decern- Orgnu'ztU 1848. Charter Perpetual, eervice and the difficulties that had to be bu' 7b "i8 P"ent fu8f8 t0 "cognize, jft.u'.t 'Sftvrtau. As' .a.-uu.i uuun.c, w,u bu roi lUUBlJ UUt B6tB ..S H0S!,3l,H 43 tug uaruer aiesser. nas Deen oounu over naKt:Kl"B uinuuui. ui iiauuiiies. on tbe charge ot cutting with intent to Flight of the American Residents to Places of Safety. ask for troops to assist its officers in vin dicating tbe laws, as it is thought a sufficient force of its officers, properly com missioned and armed, will not be resist ed while making arrests. COINAC1E BTATEMKNT Following is the statement of the coin wouno ana murder. The accused is an aged, gray-headed, stoop-shouldered, quiet appearing German, who has served a lengthy sentence at the Penitentiary for a I like offense. It is reasonable to BUppose sucn an onenseieis loosing mortal would not nave again been led to commit such i IHicupt capital), including rein- Net Assets, Jail. 1.18711,841, 403,003 58 Net Assets 8 Amount of actual paid up Capital. Surplus Amount of Income lor the year in Cttsh Amount of Expenditures lor the J OUt I II UBII.i 232.SU4 61 2UU.0O0 00 I Th8 Mexican" Removing their Families e"'ed dune the month of De- deed had he not been well charged with In Witness Whereof' I hVveherVunio suhserib- HKl'tlVkn IN IS78. For Pre. million... Hit. ion Rrr Farlnter- est aud Kent 2,803,003 46 Across the River. TUB SAN ELIZARO AFFAIR. Washington, Jan. 4. The Cabinet was in session two hours to-day. Dis cussion was general on topics connected with rlir MpTicfln rplalmns. It tens thought proper to make the reports of J?8 D'i; N (T Slu.to ll.tll..nlni. nl H.I P.an ......I. I n: ' cember, 1877: neces- Douhle eagles I(!5,y24 fcsgles 097 Half eaele.i 'Mt Quarter eagles 1,310 LionarB i.7(u Value. t 3,:iis,tso 0,070 4,8011 D.IIGO alcohol, C. Siade, Colltclor at Kl Paso, regard ng the recent troubles, public, In a letter to the Secretary of the Treas ury, dated El Paso, O. t 22, the Collector "I deem it my duty to make you Total Rold 170,033 Trado dollars 689.000 half dollars 1,104,001) , 2,084,000 CO Dimes .., ..1,600,000 8:l,a:is,2iiu I C80.0CO 607.030 071,01! li 160, tUU A Sensation In Court. Niw York, Jan. 4. Nearlv all thi counsel concerned in tho Erie suit, now at n.. l Ton . . il..,r 7...I-. Tj .i- umuo 1 . I ere pres ent tins morning, except William M, C1 IIIV Dlimft. nnil l-AIINed lh. Hull! nt rryv fslAi.l offlce to be alliied, the day and year .uu,oniiLlt.u, nr . U. H11.L,, Superintendent. 80,619,111 13 -S. E. cor. State and High Sis. I iivarls, who bnislied hlB argument last dancer, dailv rennrls hv Loon night. Afler some discussion between furnished from his house that he was couneei aB io arrangements lor neanngol lying in an extremely critical condi-theae cases, McFariand, counsel for tho tion. There has been a curiosity for Bev- 83l,0Stl,17 06 lIslttlJliHED IM IS78. T Policy rfoldorn 86,018,708 08 This CompaDy Is purely mutual, not having Total silver 6,973,300 WHITE HOUSE RECEPTIONS, Mrs. Raves will berin tn.nwrnw her then followed up with the emphatic re- mav Dossiblv affnnl sn .rnlinninn Thi. o;lock, thereoaabeno ealeol the Companj ..:...,! :.l. ii..'r...' , ;-u" :i. C. mark Ih.t l, .! Ian ..H t i h.,. !. ,'.L -V... .i.T.f..""" . I ,r"m " "el " owners and managers to an- vU-...-. -.. -..v. -tUvF.,w.,, nu.-u ... u. , . . , , ,, ancpuu uuuieiu-i y.Hwi, uui jit, it,uiB tremain perpetually n recent troubles on this frontier, as near as from 8 to 5. Hons ot judicial hopper." plates resigning on account of ill-health. ,ne ol"'re control of tho members them 1 have been able to learn them. Al though mainly ot a local character, it can not be denied that many Mexicans from our neighborhood were engaged in it, and that the mob had assurances of further assistance if needed, The Col lector details the truuble arising from the adoption of measures to prevent the Mex icans from obtaining salt from the lakes in the vicinity, and which terminated the death of Lard is. CABINET MEETING. The usual Cabinet session was held lo- day. Secretaries Evarts and Thompson were aosent. finr n mnmcnt lliat-u van fua.l I Tkl. ln . I l . , , , 1i T T I -ii nwH wj kouu ujaoyaHpiaua- efleh year. This selves, to elect board of twnlvn i-iirerMnra board meets weeklv. and upervises all the busioess of the CRIME AND CASUALTY Arrf(ltl on n t liar ire of FroduclDg1 ii u Auuriiuu St. Louis, Jan. 4- iu mo uuun ami counsoi iookcu at eacn luie. Qinnn it wnniri nnnn han iiu dirii. other and then at McFariand, who with Senate for Wade Hampton, and would ComPQU'' wmiiaiwuu uoiwio mc ucut,u, AU- iruunn V IUHKH Lil H laimr r. iifO IMSnrl I tr 1 in.. ... other instant and half a dozen counsel than he is now believed to be to discon- eilhe? S3 ZZ'VSVrt Wpm nn tllPir fat hilt, nntiniltn -Ttt.lna ln.,ln .: n... ln, anri Mnnun..). ,; .1 f. Brady seemed deeply affected, they all sat son. - ""r of premiums: it will also issuo lcDg-term j r J 1 ' I endowments. ExnermncA hn .h.i. OOWn. thofi r. tho rnn.l . .1 r r 1A. c.j -:.i. i j i van. , -- --. - - -vr.-'--s !""" "' """RB iJ.aur, wnu licau liU.CII UUWU. r. n . . . H"'lttB, uuill iu Mie 10QIV UU&1 and to tlia On Wednesday " 'ow a voice that much that he said ' ""."""""i 'r " unuiugiun t.uiFn.. m0 saan, tnereiore, resinet o !. i.'. 71 , 1 7 ' :jii,i ,.:a t f.,i. . ..j county, suicided on the n uht of the 2, to tnem. In A letter (Uleil IWpmher 20 IIih (A. ciirhlflpn vaara nl.l ilieH f,nm thn efTon nf that this was the first time such a remark J11 limping into the Muskingum river, was ever made to him since he net nn thp A Mr, Peterman. of Louisville. Ohio bench. I"1' been missing since New Year's, at Mcuarlond immediately apologized, wumu time ne started out to collect some saying ne meant notlnng orlenBive, and tue uourt merely replied, "The apology is accepteo," Wf..,l,.,ii a i r r.- , -ii "ni""i 'n interests and purposes, as a single . Marshall Anderson, of Circleville, feature in its history, has paid to the ropre-ls anfferinp inlpn.plv will, tl.a sontativos of Sevan thousand Hva hnn.lrH on,i The end of the matter was, Judge Brady crushed the other nipht on the Pcioto ,,iIiT,.m.mbeI'1,"ho havodied, the voit sum of declared he would not hear any of the Valley road. D'Sht EKnv man named Thornton, of Preble lector aays : On the 5th or 6th iust. a an attempt to produce an abortion upon large numncroi Mexicans, wun wagonp, ner. lhe coroner baB been examining left Han Elizaro for the Fait lakes. They the case for two days past, and this even- were ex peeled uaca on the Jdib or J4IH, ing concluded to swear out a warrant and on the afternoon of the 12th Mr. against Charles P. Emmerich, as princl Howard left here for Han Eliziro with an pal. and Dr. Jacob F. Smith, as acces- eicost of Texan P.mgera, for the avowed sory, ciiarging them with manslaughter purp:iso ol serving writs ot sequestration in the second deeiee. ,mmench and the arrest of the parties having lhe is the proprietor of a laundry salt, lam lniorined mat alter theygot on clixtu stree there thev went to tho plaza and tbrouuh Gibbons worked the nrincioal streets of tho town, and tl.nt before the Coroner's in rv ahnweil he hnil by another Judge. Howard greatly exasperated and incensed been intimate with her, and that he pro- Ex-Judge Ashbet Green, in his reply in L. VI..: u.. II: .1 . nn II A I .1... l.ll. ha.olf nf Ta...nn Rf-.Lt t u- ine nieAiiiiiuu u, untiiii" iiiem ureasers, vuicii lue lusiruuiuiiiH wiiu wilicn me I unu.cn uikucuir vu luu mnu' i . ., , , ,, . : and other opprobrious epithets, and by abortion wao attempted. Dr. Smith fur- ment of Mr. Evarts, charged that the urB " u"10 .'aa .,e" n.ner lbf inviting them to come and take him now. nished the instruments at Emmerich's re- (treat Supreme Court of the city of New cars at raonroeville tbe other night and Ilnrinrr ll.o niohl. lliu Mprifiina aalh. nnpot hnt. Ihoro ia nnlhino tn lUm Ik.t lOtk had been seizoii hv Itio nthpr awIa laiol injuries. ered and armed themselves. In he had any direct connection with the a"d bound hand and foot to the chariot -the event of the season in Cleveland lsia.... tho rooming the Rangers found abortion. wheels of tho Reconstruction committee. wn9 l"e "union of the churches on the J!- Frozen to Death-tirlmlnnl Notes 2"i Ior 1,18 ueneut of the isio Memphis. Tenn. Jan. 4 A nern , loung Mens Christian Association. I860.. , . .0. VI I'M PUTS .Inn a ' ha onnm The surplus earned iu anv vnnr in vArnmari to the followiair vear. onlv bv rnHuntinrt nf nra. mium, thus limiting tbe payments to the ac tual current cost of the insurance. In thirty years, this association of men, I moiionn in question, ana counael were i wxiue nunung. Ernest Gray, a biakeman on the Balti- larB ixtos.iQn.naR.nrk i'olloffS: Claiius Paid in Encli Year IVom OrganizalioD, December IS, 1846. the probable deficit to 35,000,000 marks. News Budget. Deadwood, D. T., Jan. 4. Oo yester day ten men, employes of the Keel's Min ing company, were arrested on a charge of grand larceny, prelerred by the Aurora Mining company, for removing ore from the mining properly claimed by tho latter. lhe herd ol ponies that so mysteriously appeared in Rpearfish valley, about two weeks ago, turns out to have been the property of a roving band of Crow In dians, from whom they were stampeded in rowder liiver valley by order of Major bvane. ine citizens who held tbe stock relnrned it to the owners. Good coal discoveries aro reported two miles southeast of Bapid. The newly discovered oil regions of the Hills ate beginning to attract considera ble attention, and many parties are lo cating claims. LeKiriliillve Election to Fill Vacancy. New Orleans, Jan. 4 W. C. Blanch- ard, Chairman of the Democratic com mittee, telegraphs the Associated Press as follows : Shreveport, Jan. 4. At a special election held yesterday to fill a vacancy in the Legislature from Caddo parish, the Democrats elected their candidate by 360 majority. The colored voters broke away Irom the Republican ranks, and voted largely for the Democratic nominee. fNoTE This election was to fill a vacan cy occasioned by the appointment of General W. L. McMillan to the United States Pension agency. Railroad Meotlns;. St. Louis, Jan. 4. A meeting of the directors of the Kansas City, 8t, Louis and Chicago railroad was held here to day, and adopted a resolution to call a meeting of the stockholders of the road to be held here on the 6th of March, to determine whether the company shall issue preferred stock, or whether the road shall be leased to the Chicago and Alton company, and other matters connected with tbe enterprise. ine gone to sleep drunk, iv.lward C. Gilmore, said to be of eood family in Illinois, was sent to the Penitentiary to-day for one year, for assault with intent to kill the Chief of Police. Haherty, of Springfield, Illinois, ar- storm Mr. Fred Hunt, formerly of tho Cin- throughout this section teres! in, and assumed editorial manage- 1854' Watertown. N. Y.. Jan. 4 Snow f .k t,.i.i r ."".s 1856. ha fallen t ,lav tn th. ,lnlh nt ' 'u i860... inches. It is still Bnowing. Foreign. JNasuvii.le, Jan. 4 Six inches of 3,600 00 17,760 00 82.000 0 103,716 27 106,887 60 themselves surrounded and firing i .... I....1. -:.i I. :.. ; : cuuiiueairu uu uum sum. 11 is iiupuosi- MEMPHIS, TENN., Jan. 4. AnegrO ble tn uncertain wbn lireil the first .lint . . j t j -i. l:- WftliiaiCr IIUI IUUIIU JIUKBU LO UeUUl IS D S Bn, n: ,1. . 1 L . . "., ,uimcn; ui luuvi.' MB.. ..q'.., Some allege that a man by the name of waBon in the .uburba tbie morning, hav- Z'Ln 8 oinnati Enquirer, has purchased an in- Jlitfra ra Rangers, fired the first shot: others that the first shot came from the Mexican side. All are agreed, however, that the Mexi cans killed the first man, named Ellis, who had contracted to furnish the Ran gers with provisions, etc. It appears that 253.IS2 89 208,900 03 sun awi 77 1857 23se26 00 1868.. siuusuiin The cholera has appeared at Jeddah '!69 -s-'.sio ts 1881 , enow fell here last night, breakine down and Mecca. ,'!5? 223.400 w AUIIIUIB, ar ,i , - , ... ion 264.440 23 i- j - ;.l ovev leieL-raim wire conilDE into me CUV. Tt la ntJ ,1.-, r t:-. :n ihk-i ...a... --f" " -', ' , "ii - nveu litre tu-uav witn a rtu llisilion ior D, l.i.-u. n a,l,u tuwa v loturia win not o.uwu vu many of the Rangers had congregated at irrnnb V. lwrds iho ,. But few hues, and they between the pnn- onen Parliament in ners.m 3,(i90 00 his house that evening and were having a ia now serTi0(! out a flentence in tBho coun. jipai 1po.nts were restored to-day, but the T . .... ' i8T:::::.":::::::::::::::::::"-- 1: !? S -j T.ft. I r.,ll 1 ..I1OO0 872.6311 72 .... 1,193,1187 68 .... I,2S6,076 00 .... 1,428.787 00 A telegram from Rome says Cardinal io7C'..l""!;i;;i!".!"...!!..'.l i!792'.2aa 83 . 2,209.991 60 . 2, 372,368 17 . 2,i75,203 71 . 2,673,362 27 . 2,'271,7tl8 00 convivial lime, when Mr. Kills proposed hv workhouse: u0 . ctoseuuy tomorrow. . . . 1880... to eo out and see what was uoinir on Hb . .r . . isoston, Jan. 4. in JNew Hampshire r .T .', j : . ' ,s 1807... nevger rctiZr It is supposed that ho TZZZ"""' "" eight '? w.lv. Inches of snow is reported. &,?n,, St Jhnnila. Heavy 1888... was spying around and did not halt when TTi,"iu,7 ','" v... "! -lt,e.S'a. -n iUa"1o at some points " . -- 18I0;; : , -- - ihii ueiow iero. canimatded so to do, and was shot, or L , A k., u. i..,.i .1.1 :..i :r .':... ashore , , . ,1 i aHiiore on rieacon teuge, tnis naruor, tnis l,;ia Ban-o,lpn.,..;n lnl 1, n A l.Pan no,,, i, , --ttcriiuuii a. iit-uriv mgu Hue. oy parting rroiiu,ni,n ttr neiense William n . ., . lr 5 b the main hawser, while preparations were in the act, For four days they had the Rangers sur rounded, and had commenced to tunnel under the building in which the Rangers were quartered. Oo the 16th inst. a while flag was raised by the Rangers for the purpose of getting an old gentleman, Mr. Loomis, out of the Kangers's quarters. who happened to be caught in there when they were surrounded. The Mexicans Tweed. in progress to haul her alongside the wharf New York, Jan. 4 - at the navy yard. A blinding snow Aldermen this afternoon. storm, with a strong southeast gale and was adopted declaring a greater benefit indisposed to accept the proposal, yi;,j urav; oci. nero prevailing Bl tile I couiu De gained lor the city by tbe dis- time, and the vessel struck on the rocks charge of William M. Tweed from im- Fnrnace Items. Manning has submitted to the College of 1872 Cardinals, a proposal that on the death of le-S-"' I'iiis ia, tbe conclave assemble at Malta. in the Hoard oil ine nacreu uoiiege is divided in opinion a resolution on the matter. The Alien Cariliuala are 1874., 1876.... 1876.... Total amount paid to Dec. .85,19,530 aa Facts and figures like these commend them- Btt-rn first. All efforts to get her off have prisonment than by his longer detention, Hocking Sentinel, Jan. 4 mus iar proveu mine. . and recommending the Attorney General The BeeBie furnace, owned by Meesrs. selves to tho Intelligence and judgment of nil NnlnlllA of A HnlAnn U.nnn.. I Anrl (Viinn.nllnn Pi.n.J ... olAaL.a l.tm Afnnr, A Ma.al,nlt l D.. Jn.l ! I Jl- raU. 1 hoy CSrrV CODVlCtiOS UDfin hnm nr.. - - - . , uu. ....wu vuu.iDui ,u leicmo uiiu uiun wu iTi.iouaii, ui uauuuDr.1, la 1AUIU1V I j "j . . . 7' :.. 1-- - Wheeling. W. Va . .Tan. 4 Hi,r from imDrisonment. after seenrinir for the annroachinir or,ninlii,,n. ft tt,i ?rr'." .A,f... ?,"8'i!,or inu8tratlon also raised a white nag, and Mr. Loomis I"luoi a sa'opn Keeper oi tnis cuy, snor tmy biicu property aa ne now possessed, vvniteweu atoves anu expects to use the got out. From this circumstance nego- himself through the heart last night, and after taking the means to secure his limestone ore the same as is now being liationB were Btarted. and Lieutenant Domestic trouble is Bupposed to be the testimony necessary in the suits hereafter used by the Biird iron works and Thomas Toyea asked them what they wanted. Baue of the act. to be Drought by the city. ironworks. This is the same seain of ore Thev renlied that thev wanted Howard Two MrM KIH hy on Expleslou, and would have him. 1 bey a.keu Lient, iew iokk, Jan. 4. iwo men wore loves whether ho was hired by Howard, killed and a third probably fatally or wan on duty, and was under orders wounded, at Glenndale, Long Island, by from the Governor of the State. When the explosion of a dynamite cartridge, mlormed that be was under instructions wnue preparing ior a blast, from the Governor, it appeared to give Drowned. the celebrated Hanging Rock iron is made irom. The Winona Business Fnllnre. uniirawu, t, u. -t. iiih imiure oi oaui-l n. winnnn. linr,iaa nt l.lr.rrr r I uel Bliss t Co,, wholesale grocers, Wabash about the first of January. This is one avenue, is announced. Their liabilities of the best constructed furnaaes in the are variously stated at irom siao.uuu to Mockine- Va ev. im w nn ilnnht b i $200,000. None of the firm will give an success. them a new idea. Thev then tr.M T.i.n. Tir,n T a ti,. i,j. . t i luea oi ine value oi me assets, put tney The Thomas Iron Works, at Gore, has u--io..a,..i. ... . . b " uot-u iuuuiuk Dieauiiv six weeas. anu 18 blv dsv a frnod ner centaive. I molrln. iornn, ,nna t xr i t 1 : I I-.-.....S .-J .UUB U. ,U. A .OlIUUIV , ., . thought the trouble could be Battled, found drowned in the harbor to-day. A, " Vu"meDl nolB comPel,ea lro?. good aa the Hanging Rock, . aiil!ilt,eu I AgT, .. .. .... ... , , .. . principal iron markets of the West. JAMES GOODWIN, President. JACOB 1. GREEN', tfec'y. JOHK M. T.ly'F.WK, Agg't Sec'y. D. If. WELLS, 2d As t Sec'j-.-, F.D.IIOl ULASS.Snpt of Agencies Lieutenant Toyes went back to his guar ters and told Howard what they had said to him, but that he need not go without he wiBhed to. Howard, however, con eluded to go and Lieutenant ToycB went with him. lhe Mexicans then sent for Atkinson and a Mr. Mc- Bride, who had been acting as Howards agent in the salt business. Lieutenant Toyes and Howard were in a room together, Atkinson and McBride Toleffrapn Case Decided New York, Jan. 4 In the suit of the Western Union leleeraph compavy v. George Harrington and T. R. Eddison, tbe Atlnntic and racihc Telegraph oom Heavy Haulms. Failure. Chicago. Jan. 4 Clement. Morton & Co., wholesale dealers in clothing, Wabash avenue, suspended to-day. The mm. .! Onnlrl nrl nifco,-. Tni.i.n. liabilities are stated at $350,000: assets- the Automatic Telegraph company andl """'. $1??,'P00i bi!!."' $300,000; the Automatic enmnanv. Judrm Freed, worthless Dl is, KHUU.UUU. 551 5!el!" .r.?- " iD?. She rade and consonen ""inah ,1 J. ? V ! ihest award at the ucicuuuinr, irom uriugtng or proHecutiug . j Centennial. It is said to be beautiful, CI1VCIN1VA.TI, O. ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS. Preparing for the Inauguration, The new parlor car R. M. BiBhon. nur- The cause of chased yesterday by the Scioto Valley outside. The Mexicans went in where anv 8l,lt.a ,n .ion to the patents which Tovea and Howard were and told Lieu- cover the quadruplex instrument, except Hnepenslons. tenant Toyes that they wished to speak tne Atlantic and Pacifio Telegraph com- Cincinnati, Jan. 4 David Gibson, service in bringing people from Ports- Carmelite elegantly upholstered and artistically or namented. It will arrive in time to do I P. J. EMLEY, Spaclal Agent, OOT.viTvr 1 1 r k tt jm6 1 2 4p lm BOYER'S nr.'lk TTnnrnrrl nlr.no T ioiiTannnt Tn.ua Pfiny'fl BUU HOW pendinff before Judlie linnnr mornhnnt arH W TT Connor X- prt ' mnnth Wflvorli nnrl rhill.nrl.o nn ;m .hrmimn. ikn. Smford, and exceptinz two suits bv Har- r.n,w mnnilfantllara foila.l .n.rlnw T.I.. I .pnn. Hlfllton'a ln.llniii.al n.Mmnnlna IT. took him in their arms by force and car- jjn.'olI . an Eddison a 'ne District of bilities unknown, but supposed to be large. Chapman personally inspected the car be- i-ied him nut nf thernnm. Tn tho man. Columbia, to test tbe title to the patents, limo tho remainder nf th R.n..n h,t on condition that they stipulate in ten Tannery Hnrned. surrendered. They disarmed them and ?a?8 10 . ow Ule we9lorn L"uon t0 Put eeport, III., Jan. 4. J.B.Taylor's placed a Btrong guard over them. They ln 118 eqnicaoie oeiense to those actions, tannery, with tbe tanning stock, burned then took Howard, Atkinson and Mc- Tne order also ebjoins the transfer, etc., this morning. Lobs, $15,000; insurance, Bride out to one sido of town to a place OI patents wnicn are tne Buoject oi ouuu. where they had already dug a grave, stood ac"n. them in a row, picked out nine of their Bntter merchants In Convention, best marksmen and Bhot them down. New Yohk. Jan 4 Tho hnlier mar. They held the Rangers prisoner during h.tii met tn.ilnv ami niioi! ih fnlln. the night and released them the next day, inrr manlntinn giving them their horse, but retaing JUaolml. That we form ourselves into a their arms. During the tusilade two national association for the protection of ..Auger, ..mo .j, ouu. ,a .uuuruv dairy products irom adulteration, tbe en- fore purchasing it. BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH. The first storm of the season in New York, occurred yesterday. It is now pretty certain that Chicaeo win nave a Mining Block .Board. Ammements. Oucra House. Ancie Schott's burlesmin troune appeared at the ODera House lust night and played to a good sized audience, considering the condition of tbe weather, wnicu uau a tendency to maae ladies very scarce. Much of tbe business was good and called forth frequent applause. The dance artists are above the average, and the illusions by MisB Schott may be pronounced wonderful. The show is well worth seeing The troune will appear for the last time this evening, and will give a matinee thia nfter- 'TfDrt VO.Dala BON! rann.l.J a. I nnnn nt ,TA rl-lnlr three or lour Mexicans, and a number forcement of the statute relative to the New York yesterday noon, No lives Keserved seals at Seltzer and Amnicl's. wounded Since that time, the 18th Inst., nothing definite hae been ascertained of their op. erations or intentions. Not a single American is left in the town. All have lied to this place. The Rangers, of course, feel very bitter because of the sale of oleomargarine, and to procure lost. uniform Btateiawa regulating the sale of Joseph T, Bonnfield, Corporation Coun. the same, and that such association be .nl ci.ir.onA k.. fiiori . n.in;nn , ut. r.llorl "Tho TJAlSnnol A !.. 1 . B 1 ' aacciiuu ui auui.ai.uvu UI AJUlLOr. Tho following officers were elected : President, T. D. Hunter; Vice President, rough treatment they have received, lbe JRme9 F. Joyce; Treasurer. Thomas H. aiexicana claim mat tney wanted notning Newman; Secretary, T. M. Seaver. but Howard, and him thev would have, cost what it might; he had killed Cardis, Meotlug of coal Hhippers ana uper. their best friend. There can be no doubt that many of tho mob were Haverlv's miustrels will bo at the tlnera House on tue evemnes ot tbe 14th and 16th. J, H. Haverly will accompany the troupe. Athtneum. George W. Thompson appeared the Becond time at the Atheneum last. U. S. Grant ir. will not assume hia nffi. nieht as Jnckev Loeweostein in the drama cial duties in New York until the first of I vitiitled The LoewenBteins. The play ia new February. I Buu iui-ieHLiujr, anu its presentation was Captain Coltwiln, an exiled Russian of- ".,, nC."rTL .".a. It!,.!11" Sr., r.r,r.n.lll.rl .,,l!.l. ni. r---r- --J k-....ua.... u.Bu. ... ators. Bethlehem, Pa., Jan. 4. A meeting Missouri, yesterday. introduced by the amusing and laughable luiL-n uuiittea ocouopB. Melissa Cordial, (J?au de MelUae dta Cannes.) BOO YEARS Repntailon. Annual Sales In Parit alone. 1,300,000 BOTTLES. Supported and unstained by the endorsement of the most eminent of Fbbnob Pbagtitiohers. A Sovereign Remedy lor DINOROERS of the STOMACH, And all tiervons AITectlons. Bet lha fiennlna. Beware of Imitations. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. General Depot at BOYER'S, No. 69 Park ST JEAN lis taCROrxj from the other eide of the of ehippersi and operators of the Lehigh force him into bankruptcy, has just been received that Valley coal region took place here this ,ur n '," " Thn creditnra nf .Turinh Rtrniinaor IMn. The LoewenSteinS Will be nresented at the Place. New Ynrk. R Jnn, Snr, Whnlcoolo cinnati pork packer, havo resolved to m,?'?ee: beginning at 8:30 this afternoon, at Dealers Columbus, O, sepl7 ly lp the Mexicans at San Elizaro ar taking afternoon. A resolution was adopted en-har nf il.r. dorainK the action of Linderman & Wil- river under a promise of the officials there ''O'lln.''.'": refused to concur in the mat tney will protect them. The ueputy f."fu""'" ouuninieu uy me com opera-Collectors' offices at San Elizaro and tore at Philadelphia, to allot to the I8j Yoteto have been closed for tbe last two per cent, of total production to the Le- which time each lady in the audience will The House committee on Wava and I a d,,hia Kin min , ' ti,a.. t!. Means did not hold a meeting yesterday the last opportunities to witneis Mr. Thomp- iu, .uv icihuu iiini iuere wna uu uuurum auu, auu auuuiu ue luiuroveu. n...r,.l a special irom wash nston to the Cin- nj h... hr,nn niori t. .i.. n n.- . t r I "mjr u.uu ,u mjb Am-urnrr. liiuu.iiuawiui savH : n. curiOUB IhCl cams nUir-n ainr.n nurlaril. rennrt tta frtllnn... .ln Tho Tionnit, nrilor.irr nf u.n Ini. I bioh Valley. It was then decided to re- to light to-day In regard to Senator Pat- Peter Rhonda to Unniimin R n... lot i ter place sought refuge here. Have not I ject the percentage offered by the Conven- terson, to the effect that there has been no I in Mitchell, Watson & Morrison's addition, heard from the former for twelve days. uoa Bs oeing uniair, ana to ass ior anotn- lounuauon ior an me sensational stories oanunry igio, ior f zuuu. miirom.m.iiT .i,t,ovt er Aueeung 01 companies, in tne nope mat iuui aih wan in a critical condition. 1-KaslOI.HllAL, rABUOK, .nM.rn.nl mn h. n.ok.rl Tha n.or.1. At nn lima ..'nr. hi. fit .llor.1. Y..m ki. Tho President has pardoned Charles ino is aairi In h ho.n h.rmnninn. nhvsiniana hoon wilh him f..r Iter, km, Lewis, Convicted of Passing counterfeit rnntinnmi.lv and nf lala It kn. ka.rll. h.lf rl.ll.M, .nrl tmn.l t llin TJn.llt. .....1 . J 1 uai, uuiibi. auA uuuiuuu.u ill vuv .iu.,.,- . .. . ........ , .uan nfin...Arv If. r ,11 him nt a 1 1 V at . . . . J. . . .. . -- - , . . ern Penitentiary of Indiana; William H. Richmond, Va Jan. 4.-8now fell six in .pile of the fact that he ha. been very SSiMwBi.l.rtaCn.S VJ-ff 1000 t'Skd "a tt. "oite E.a,.MV Morrie, convicted of passing countenelt hours to-day, followed by hail and rain comfortable and not considered In anv idnn ' ' Subscription dm siuiiic copies 10 O. r. VAIiMEHi A. ttorne tXj a. xxr. and Solicitor ol Potent. NO. 71 OKTH UIUH ST., (DeaigFerson Block) Ooiumbus, O STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINU. rflHF ANNUAL MEETING OP TBE 8TOCB- JL n ui.Lir.itci oi tne uoms iiiHurance Com- Ohlo. lor the eleotmn of itectors and tlie transaction ot other business, J. H. Williamson to William Furnlu. lha former's interest in lot 3 In Mitchell At Wat- t . rs, . . . Wl t !no8 ayeDue audition, January 4, WedneHdsy, January 9, 1878, at 2 o'clock n. m u, .v. Y..vu. . ueumn up ii. n. nnnf Dnouii, Dec T, ii nn y, or Uoiumrjus I) ir torn And the ti oo ncu At ine onice 01 tne uompony. on