Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1870), 1872-11-04

              pi COLUMBUS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1872. VOL. XXXIII. NO. 267. jjio State $tninral Olllroi IllKb, Pmrl nml ( Impel Htu. t'OMLY & HMITH, nULUMKM A FBfWIIIITItM. J A5Ii:ft M. ffOMIT, Kill'w. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY What Ureelejr Knows About Disunion. i - , , o . ' ' ' In 1861." I demanded that there should be. a fair, open, free dwciti'w before that Southern pea- rote, and if they approval, f the people of the South saw they wanted ditumon, I would m-Mtnt to it. Ill 1H72. And now. to-day, if Vie nation tea to be imperiled, and there were juat two motto of eating it w iruni 10 ine eiuwce i cn or to the chances of a free vote of the Southern people I would very greatly prefer to take the latter chance thanJhe former. The above in the exnet, ocrtilietl, phonographic report of Horace Orcelcy'n lan guage at Pittsburg in bin Western Hwing Around the Circle, bolli to His position In 1SCI and in 1872, a reported in the New York Tribune. Emm Ohio State Journal. mm What Orci'loj Knows About Soldiers. About Vnlon Nol tilers. A large number of persons were collected here at a east crpemc, wun me nriyie purpose of rekindling the bittenms and hatred, the animosity and antipathies, the fears and ex tat ions of civil war, for the ailvantage of a political parttf. (iuKKi.KY. at Pittsburg in 1872. A tout ttrbel Nollfrr. ' " h)pc the time, will come when tc toldiert that fought tcith Jec and Johnston irill occupy at proud a portion in the hearts of the American people an the soldiers that fought under Grunt and Sherman. Gkf.uley, at Vicksburg, 1871. spoken so did Hal tarn's aw. Tho nun knew at much, a Kahrcnbiteh what be wan talking about. Tho workingmcn of Ohio are not to be led by ouch much. TO-MOItllOW. In oilier countries than ours, when llie Executive bead of tho government die, or 1 changed for any other cause, it is considered an event of tbc most supreme t. .. 1 :n..u,r(nn P'tforvrircU nf , i i Here nuui i iitraun ui it'imruiii'iiin wukih- society, every member of community ! 1 . , in agitated by the new, hvery street A great deal ia said by Opposition pa- Oun Auknth will pleawi send in tbclr Kxtra Ordcrti by first iniiil tn-day. Ksipfuon William of Germany, upon being iapiealcd to for the expenses of tbo arbitration on the Han Juan boundary quest ion by Minister Iiancroft, raid the (ierman government bad no bill of ex-penren against the Vnitcd State?. Apeusonal letter from New Ilavcu, enclosing money for subscription to Ktatb JontNAL, says: "New Haven 1 made quite homelike for iwCnlnnibus i-eople, as there art about fourteen of us here, to meet on tho slrott. A Yale Alumnus occasion ally adds to our number." Tub writer of our Money Article, aa wo have paid before, is not a "Orant limn." Ho wax among the signers of tbe Cincinnati call. Hut be la a conictent business man, and bin opinion! hk to Itoutwell and tbe honest administration of tho Treasury Itepartment are entitled to dome weight. Tiikiu: ban been no operatic chorus in the Went equal to tbe Columbus (lice Club, which singrt at the Opera House to night. The young gentlemen deserve, and will most undoubtedly receive, ample indorsement to that ellcct, by as large an audience ui can lo cramuuil into the Ojera Hotine. "tlood wine needtt btisli," and we May no more. Til BHtrongesit evidences ofcpeciul provi-dencex that have ever appeared in history are to be found, it xecm to u, in the prvn-ent attitude nf the Demoerstic parly. That it tibould bnvo been driven in it groveling humiliation to nominate Horace Greeley for President and Charles Sumner fur Governor of Mannnchuwlta U one of thorn tremendous facia that dawn on ua gently, by degree?, taking time for their full realization. Arab knows it. Yet in moat of these capes there i simply a change- of one person. The main atructure of tbc government remain unchanged. Often, even tho Cabinet remain urn-hanged. Itarely, changes nrt made In a few -, hcadu of important department. The chief change are in merely personal offices about Uio wveroign. The great bulk of the civil service i n more affected than tho moon's orbit. To-morrow we are to vote whether the Executive bead of this nation shall be changed. Hero such a change involves somewhat more than in any other government. In France one drnacly may go out and another come in, without involv ing a moro thorough change in the per itonei of the administration than would be involved in the election of Mr, Greeley to tbe 1 'residency, to-morrow The election of Mr. Greeley bvulvca not only a change In tho Kxeeutlve bend of tbe nation, but a change in its entire policy, and a clean sweep of'ull il officers. Mr. Grcelcv's election would be a practical revolution in tho govcrment. The Greeley Administration would re quire new cabinet officers, new head of departments, bureau?, divisions, a new civil service roll complete, from top to bottom. All know (hi. Yet there are men good men having a voice in the determination of this mighty question, involving the destiny of the Itepublic, who will omit to execute the trust held by llietn for the benefit of their posterity through nil ages. There are men who will votecarclesHly, upon tho impulse of personal pique, or through psrsonal dislike of some petty underling of local insignificance. Thero are men who will need to be looked up by committees, in order that they may bo per-Hiiadcd to exercise a right for which na tions on nations have fought, and millions have died. There are men good men who will remain at home, and not vote. There are men very bad men who will vote early and often, caring no more for the principles or interest involved than the beast? of the field. Why should we waste time urging all men to be out and express their choice in tbe government which is based upon their consent? It is incredible to a foreigner, yet it is notorious bore, at home, that the men who uniformly and persistently de cline or omit to excrciso their right, arc usually such as have the largest stake in the purity and honesty of an administration, and the firmest self assurance of intel ligence and ability to exercise tbe right. The Opposition is making u supreme cftort to get out its entire vote. We like that. Now let us have nut the entire Ite-publican vote, so that there may be an honest, fair and just expression of the voice of tbc people. Whatever the result of such an expression, by our faith in tho right of self-government wo are bound to accept it a satisfactory and con clusiv the franchise Iks thoughtfully and intelli iag themselves from Washington for short periods, on business, or for home visits, or the like, and drawing pay for such time of absence, Here ia a case to which wc respectfully direct their Attention, Carl Scbun drew over twelve thousand dollars for a few months service as M mister to Hpaim about tivo mouth of which he spent at tho Spanish Court, lie drew his pay in gold through Baring llrothcrs, contrary to rules, and thus secured tho Iwnefit of fifty or sixty per cent, premium at a time when every nerve was strained to meet tbe de mands made by the war. lty an exten sion of furlough, which be claims to have secured to allow him time to choose whether to go back to Spain or to enter tbe service, he wus enabled to make his pay us Minister hip over to tbe very day when It commenced as lSrigadier General. A fery provident rivlhaeryicc reformer this, very ; and u very proper person to head the self-denying host who are so anxious to protect the Treasury, Count Von Akkim, German Ambassa dor to France, baa demanded of President Thiers an official disavowal of Gen. Ducml's recent address to troops in his command, in which be reflects, with considerable bittcrue, on Germans. Gen. Pucrot's address wan in the shape of an order of tho day, and was an ill-timed production and not calculated in any part to impress the mercurial military heart of tho French soldier with a spirit of resignation. Thiers, of course, will disavow tbe matter as requested. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL. THE EPIZOOTIC. SoMKiioitY call the Chicago Times "that Storeyed urn of the ushes of Hour- bon ism, ' which the same is pretty good, considering. -Cincinnaft Enquirer. The Democracy are not bo much agi tated about the Storeyed urn as they are about the durncd Storey of the Times. PERSONALS. W n Illusion Sieve rely YlalU'l-4 hl- enifo Moinbrft, lilnottiy ant! Trying lo KiiiiiiI New York uorntt Furnished itlllt HlniiUfttMlltH, Adams, the proprietor of the Turkish baths on Washington avenue, and explaining the case to him, proposed to bring the child to his establishment. I Jr. Adams not only allowed them to do so, but freely gave them the use of tho bathroom and another apartment adjoining it. The child was taken there the samo dav, at which time sho was sulicring from almost , flic Mulnily oiitliiiin to Nprcml- cominnai spasms ana was delirious, in i being removed from tho vehicle, she frothed at the mouth and endeavored to bite those about her, as well a her own hands, which 'were covered and protected by . a sheet drawn tightly around her. Her suffering were undoubtedly of the most acute and terrible description, and Dr. Adam, who manifested a deep interest in tho case, at once directed that the bathroom l prepared. Tho child was first subjected to a tempera-. tore of about eighty degrees, which was gradually increased to nearly ISO, in which she gradually became quiet and docile. The spasms abated and at last ceased almost entirely. Her consciousness also returned and she readily recognized her friends and relatives, uud ad-1 dressed them. The temperature was then lowered and tho patient was subjected to much the same treatment as i generally employed in tho baths. She was then wrap)d in quilts and carried to another apartment, where sho soon fell into a light slumber. With the exception of giving utterance to a low, whining sound, she appeared quiet and easy for some little time, but wa Snallv acain seized with spasms. They were at first slight, but gradually increased in violence, and sho wa again aunjectca to uie oath ircauneni. Tho noise of the water in the pipe caused her as much distress a it did at first, but the cftect did not remain a long. Tho physicians would havoruaumcd tho treatment the following day, hut tho mother objected, and requested that her daughter be sent to tho City Hospital. The physicians had no hope of saving her life, although the treatment evidently greatly relieved her mi tiering, and bh the mother's wishes wcro paramount, the patient wa removed as she directed on Friday, and died in tho hospital the same dav. That the treatment was beneficial the physicians were fully convinced, and many of them are of the opinion that had the case been taken in time a cure might have been cflcctcd. NEW YOEK. WASHINGTON, BY SAIL AND TELEGRAPH. JofiBi'ii Ames, a New York arlint, died last week. - I Chaki.es Fkancm Adams 1 coming home, having sailed Saturday. Col. li, II. liuiHTOw, of Kentucky, ha tendered hi resignation to the President as Solicitor General. Ges. G.T. ItBAi'REiiAitu is a candidate for the office of Administrator of Im provements at New Orleans. John Francih Macuirb, member of Parliament from the city of Cork and proprictfr of the Cork Examiner, died Inst Friday, aged 57. Li but. FitKH. I), fin A st, eldest son of tho President, will leave Washington in tho course of a week or ten day to join hi regiment In Texas. Tim death is announced of Charles Hallowell Carew, i noted British iorts-man. He formerly possessed on Immense fortune, and his life wa i inured for noo.ooo. Tiik I ronton Register says "K. F. Bing- But let tho suffrago ho full, and ! bam, n prominent Democratic politician . from Columbus, wus here last week, and gently exercised, with somo sense of the in close communion with th 'Cnter- importanro of tho work to lw done. Be- KUteii. lie enmc toset tilings up." fore voting to change an administration Tub Emperor of China wa married on against which not even slander itself can tho Kith of October. There was no out- The Canadian pajwrs say that Manitoba wants to join the United States, The Cubans have burned fifty houses in Guiza and captured a lot of Spaniards, The German Embassador wants the Turks to quit punishing with the bastinado.Rev, W. H. Haven has licen made Bishop to the Indian by the Protestant Episcopal Cburclu A largo numlier of clerks and other officials left Washington Saturday to go homo and vote. CUICAdO, CmcAiio. Nov. 2. Tiie street lircsunt a dreary and somber appearance, rendered i all the more gloomy by a drizzling rain and a foggy, chilly atmosphere. There are very tew horses to lw seen on the streets, und travel and transport by animal power is entirely iHiended. All street car and omnibuses have stopped travel, ana mono who nave ucemicu on them for conveyance from distant homes to business are now compelled to walk. The disease i in a very mild form as yet, and owner of horses have taken tho precaution to withdraw all their animal and give Ihcm a ret until they are sullicienily well to permit use. hat lew horses appear in the streets are blanketed or wrapped in canvas or waterproof covering. Nine out of ten of the animals were n Heeled, ami several were utterly unfit for work. The Chicago City railwny applied to Mayor Modi 11 for permission to run their steam dummies. Chicago, Nov. U. The Mayor Ima called a sjecial meeting of the City Council i for to-morrow night, with a view of authorizing street ear companies to use dummy engine. Adams Express company slate their horses so far have ecaed There will be a good many oxen used tomorrow. Some have already been put into service; baggage wagons propelled by man power were seen on the streets tonight. WAHII1XOTON. Washington, Nov. 8. The majority of horses hero are now suffering from tbc horse disease. Yesterday it made it appearance in tho street railroad stables in full force. In a few hours numbers of horses were relieved from work. To-day none of the cars aro running, and owner nre giving all their horse tiie benefit of rest. lilaitKcts nave been purchased in largo quantities, gi order to keen the horse warm, and particular attention is paid to this branch of tho treatment, ns well as to cleanliness, and disinfectants are everywhere frecley used in stables. Very few hacks and private carriage were on the street to-day, and these from ncee.'sity. iMIILADUM'lIIA. Philadelphia, Nov. 3. The horse disease is increasing under tho influence of unfavorable weather. An effort was mudc to-day to run dummies on tho city tracks, hut was unsuccessful, tho engines constantly jumping the track. Few of the cars were running to-day. The Union line, the most extensive, have announced that no ears will bo run Momlav. It is Win. Freund, a Washington restaurau tor, was fined S100 Saturday for refusing ! all-iirH will lw as bad here as tiny were Mil. Sumner's lelttr declining the Dcm, ocratio nomination forGovemor of Massachusetts makes thirty-nine lines in the Tribune. In it Mr, Sumner mentions himself, in tbo "first person singular," twenty-nine times. Mr.Sumnersaid onco he did not like Grant because ho was such an egotist, yet we venture toeay Grant did nut mention himself in the first person singular twenty-nine times in all hi dispatches, order and corruspondentv, dur ing the entire reltclllon. allege dishonesty, or danger to the liber ties of the people, or anything but prosperity to all material interests, let us reflect seriously whether wo arc prepared to hazard a complete civil revolution, in volving an entire change of officers, of policy, and of civil service, under Ibo administration of a violont, unsafe, distemp ered radical and destruetionist like tho odilor of the Tribune. No one doubts that when Mr, Greeley consented to abandon hi darling due trine of High Protection, and remand tho whole subject to tho Congressional District free from Executive interference, he was guilty nf an act of perfidy toward the longest and strongest conviction of principle and right bo ever had on earth. He . himself had said, in a letter over his own signature, but a short timc1cforc, "the 1 nomoc racy can never nominate such ft ferocious Protectionist as I am," He had expressed himself repeatedly to the samo tUW-t. There can lw no pretense that his self-abasement, In abandoning tho principle, had any other object than to secure the nomination, at the expense of h manhood. It wa his hid for the nomination. He sold hi conviction just as any prostitute on the street corner barter her person, for hire -and his hire was, the Uomination. A I.AHOKIOt fcl.EtTlOX IHIM4i: Wc have a letter from John G. Thomp son, in which, after quoting from tho State JoiiiNAi. tho article commenting i on the Fehrenbitch corresjMindcnee, he ' olwerves ; ( j 1 desire to sny that the paragraph in which you say ''The honor of springing1 this subject in tbo Presidential campaign belong equally, we believe, to tho Chairmen of the Liberal and Democratic State Central committee?'1 is entirely gratuitous and so tar as It re tors to myself is false and without any foundation in every particular. I knew nothing of the matter until I received Mr. Pel irvti bitch's dispatch, and then did not give it publicity until the day following when I saw the correspondence aiiuucu lo in mo dtatb Joliisat., Cleveland and Cincinnati papers, John G, Tiiomi-soN, j Chairman State t'en. 0n, It gives us great satisfaction to sec Mr. Thompson following tho lead of the Cincinnati Commercial, the ablest Greeley organ in Iho country, and repudiating tho charge that ho has any connection with tho most barefaced, asinine political fraud we have ever known In politic. Wean eVen forgive Mr. Thompson the warmth which causes him to use unparliamentary language, in view of the disputable nature of tho work ho wit Inmost ly hut unjustly swpecti'd of having done. A Mr.Fahreuhitch'slittlegameis rcpu dinted by the ebairmanof tho lcmncratic State committee, and ha been beautifully side ceremony other than tho procession which escorted his bride from hpr rest- dence to tho Imperial palace. Bartellf. Kit erf, who feel that ho! has a mission to proceed to Africa and ; preach the abolition of slavery, was ban q netted by the Geographical Society in London, last Friday night, preparatory to his departure. Rev. Isaac Prince, who is evidently a ; Prince among good fellows, is ninety-two I year old. and has licon for seventy vcara pastor of Dutch Reform church in Amsterdam, Holland. He is still very bright and genial, and does not wear glasses. Ri:v, G. H. RiiBKRTtius, 1). 1)., pastor of Chestnut street Presbyterian church in Louisville, who was drugged and ruined by an artful female in Chicago last sum to servo colored people. Thomas Ausbro has been lined $1000 in San Francisco for slandering Edith O'Uor-man, "the escaped nun." Municipal elections in England show a i heavy conservative gnin because of the passage of the licensing act. Charles Johnson, colored, wa sentenced ! in Washington Saturday to bo hanged! December 10 tor wile murder. Tbe Scott statue wa unveiled In Central Park Saturday in tho presence of a large crowd of spectators, including vari- ous societies. Jacob Wilkerson has just been sentenced in San Francisco to forty-five year imprisonment, fur tho murder of Hattie E. Uurkhardt. I lavemcycr, O'Brien and Lawrence, candidates for tbo Mayoralty of New York city, havo pledged themselves to a continuance of city improvements. Tho retried discovery of a rich silver vein near Ontonagon, on tho north shore of Iako superior, in Michigan, is causing considerable excitement in that region. The Cape of Good Hopcrs havo heard of the discovery of diamond in Arizona, and aro greatly excited thereat. The Good 1 lopers announce the discovery of gold. An epizootic prevails among tbe deer on tho Michigan frontier similur to that j atlecling the horses at the EaBt, and large number arc found dead and dying in the woods. O, Davidson and Isaiah and James Sherman were killed on the Toronto and Bruce railroad, near Owen Sound, by tbo train jumping the track, A number were wounded. Tho stage coach in which Prof. Haydeti and several of hi exploration party were traveling in I tali was recently roubed. Prof. Uaydcn lost :?:i8U0 of government money. Thomas Donahue who, two years ago, shot Florence Scannel in New York, inflicting a fatal wound, was Saturday night recently in New York, trr. louh. St. Louih, Nov. 3. So far there I in not been a single case of epizootic, which ha prevailed so extensively in ha stern cities, but its progress westward is being uarctully watcJicd by horse owner here, and every precaution and safeguard taught by experience in older cities havo been Inken to either ward off the disease or intelligently treat it should it appear. BOSTON. Boston, Nov. 3, Horse cars were withdrawn to-day as a protection to horse against the cnld rain prevailing. A few hacks needed for hotel guests were tbc only carriage seen. Tho diseaso appears to he slowly hut surely passing away. KINCWTON. Kinuston, N. Y., Nov. 3. The horse disease is rapidly increasing in this city. Every Hvery stable is closed and a horse cannot he hired in the place. A ct, horses along tbe Delaware and Hudson canal do not seem to be much affected. Portland. Poit'ri.AND, Me., Nov. The horse disease is spreading rapidly throughout this State. FLESH POT MARTYRS. TWO HARKS 11UHNEU. ! New York, Nov. 3. Dispatches in the city announce the destruction by lire , at St. Thomas, November 1, of the barks I s). T. Hat brook and Clara Lamb, The Halbrook sailed from this port for Antwerp September 17, put Into St. Thomas disabled, where she wa condemned, and was transferring her cargo of naptha to tho Lamb when destroyed. The cargo was valued at $0,000. SUSPENSION ACCOUNTED FOU. 1 ii reference to the reported suspension of worfc on the bt. 1'nut and 1'acihc railroad, ! the officers say that their road is being j built independently of tbo Northern; Pacific road, the latter company having no financial responsibility for it affair, and that the temporary suspension of work on the Fort Vincent extension of the St. Paul line was caused by a misun derstanding with the company s financial agent in Amsterdam, by whom all fund for construction are forwarded. UKOWN WANTS TO VOTE. Wm. L. Brown, a clerk in tho Treasury Iepartmeiit at Washington, who registered in Brooklyn, nnd whoso name subsequently was erused, ha amwaled to tbo courts to have it restored. Two year ago Brown removed with hi family to Washington to accept an appointment, but claims the right to vote under the Btatule which provides that no person shall be deemed lo have gained or lost a residence while in the service of the United States. DISABLED V,miL. The steamer Wynnoke from Norfolk ha arrived, with tho steamer Albemarle from tho same port in towe. Tho Wy-auokc picked up tho Albemarle with the los of a rudder off' Hog Island, October 30th, during a gale. While bringing her to port, pulled out her belts, bowsprit and foremast, parted the bowser several times, and had great difficulty in making the harbor. THE SAMUEL CASE. At the investigation into tho circuiu- ntances connected with the death of Lewis (,. Samuels in the Lunatic osvlum on Ward Island, tho physicians in charge tesiiticd lbs deceased had been outraceous- ly treated by attendants, especially Jones ana jucuonaw. MUNIFICENT lIKqUEHTS. The London Telegraph of October 21st says; -it i announced that tbe late Sir David Baxter has bequeathed the enor mous sum of 500,000 to tho Free Church of Scotland, and i'oO.OOO to the University of Edinbnrgh," SUCCESSOR APPOINTED. The managers of the Brooklyn lying- in asylum, charged recently with dismiss-inn the resident tilisicinn liprnnsn he is a Catholic, have filled the vacancy by the appointment oi aiatnoiio. COALITION BUNCOS! UK. The Deraocratic-Lilwral Executive committee oiler to pay jwrsonsoflered and who may refuse bribes to vote the Republican ticket, double tho amount offered upon conviction of the briber. A RESIGNED RbVEUEND. Rev. George F. Pentecost, pastor of the Hanson Place Baptist Church, Brooklyn, who caused a commotion in denomination by administering the Communion to non-haptizcu persons, tins resigned. MA VOU HALL WOUNDED. Tho Mercury says Mayor Hall ho charge prepared to commence suits against the proprietors and editor of the Times and the liar per Brothers. IN FAVOR OF TAMMANY. Tho National Dcmrcrarv have with drawn their candidates for local offices in favor of lammany, THE HARTFORD HAILS. Tho Hartford sailed to-day, to join the Asiatic squadron. She goes by way of nuw Cii ua I. Ill'ltKB V, FIIOUDB, Arrangement havo been completed for a serie of lecture by l'alher Burke in reply lo iroiidc. GOVERNOR HOFFMAN. Governor Hoffman is in the city and , will remain over Tuesday, election day. FOJtlOION, GOLD AND UONDN. Washington. Nov. 3. Tint untitle Secretary of tho Treasury ha directed tho Assistant Treasurer at New York to purchase Sl.000,000 of bond on each Wednesday, and sell $1,000,000 of gold each Thursday during the month of November. CORNER STONE LAID. The corner stone of St. Patrician Tinnmn Catholic church was laid this afternoon with imposing ceremonies. Archbiahon Bailey conducting them. The Ureoue Coaafy Bbootiujr Affray. Cincinnati. No. 3. A Uaxnttn . clal from Xenia says Wm. Fagwell, who was shot and it wa supposed mortally wounded, in Greene county last Wednesday, is still living this evening. Wm. Ritcheaon, arrested on the charge of shooting him, has been held in $10,000 to appear before the grand jury. Government ha instituted suit for doh- session of the extension of the Richmond and JJanville railroad from Danville to Greensboro, N. C, which was built by the Southern Confederacy a a military neces sity, and was tho chief source through wim.il nun. jx-o oDuuncii nis supplies during tho last campaign of tbe war. DIED. Stbvknb On Nov. I'd. of eonsumntion. Montoouekv Stevens, in tho 40th year of his age. Service will he held at his late residence, No. 130 North Public Lane, on Monday, 4th inst., at 'i o'clock p. m. Friends of the family are resnertfully invited to attend. New Advertisements. MASONIC. STATED MKKTfNG OK OHIO Chanter No. 11!. R. A. M.. this (Monday) evening, Nov, 4. ut 1 o'clock. ii. J.;u.tiU'i y. (Dispatch copy.) power" iioistTng MA.CIIafli:s. If in need of an elevator of any descrip tion, wo can turniMi it nnd guarantee satisfaction. We make them to be driven from Shafting by a Siwcial Engine, or by water in cities where there are water works. For description circulars, address Jas. U Haven, Cincinnati, Ohio. 5010 AGENTS WANTED For our Ureal Illustrated Hook on the West, BITFAIA) LAND, by Hon. W. E. Webb. Selling like wildtirel Agents aro clearing $lf0 and $200 r month. Send for the figures and secure Territory at once. Address, r. namiaiord a uo., 177 w. 4tu St., um., u. LOUIS KAHN, MERCHANT TAILOR HAVING FITTED UP AM EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT 100 & 102 South High St., (Bitwiia Stat, am Ciupil) Ii bett.r prepared than ever to furnish Fashionable Outfits. In addition to big socially of MERCHANT TAILORING, He will constantly keep on hand a variej Aliment of GENTS FUHNISH1JVG GOCBS HIS STOCK EMBRACING UNDERCLOTHING, UIAJ V KS, NECKTIES, HOSIERY, COLLARS, CUFFS, Etc IN Till LIKI or FOItEIGX A.l DOMESTIC CIothB, Cassimers, Etc., The Good, havo been selected with great care and with ipeciai reference to this trade. Particular attention win kA ..: .,. . "t UD UltCII tU UIU Department of Boys' Suits, 1X0 TUI STOCK or READY MADE GARMENTS Is such &a to meet the general wants of the public. The Cutting Department will be under the charge of J. G. TK1TT, one well qualified to take anch charge. aprl0 ly NEBVOVN IfEKIIjITY Humphrey No. 28. Tho mo9t suciesaf'iil remedy known. Price $1 single box. 1'nckugeof Five Uoxes and one lnnre vial of Powder necessary in Seri ous Cafes. $J. Kent by mail on receipt of price. Address, Humphreys Sjwcitic Home' opat hie Medicine Co., &iJ Broadway, N. Y. mer.will bo tried In-fore the Louisville kl n (Punwmg iioim ny Jonnruan. A fire Saturday afternoon In New York, at iSn. Ai liii rclar street, itedirnveii prop rroftbyicry on llio JJln instant, upon charges nf drunkennctui, lewd new nnd ful c hood. We havo intern ting correspondence , front Mirysvillc, Cedioclon, nnd other point, which lies over. Alnp a line list of new books, from Gleanon, and Hiibhiird ; exposed by tin) chairman of (he Ilepuhlt can committee, It ecu1 lo be A matter of & Jones, It is a dclightfn.1 thing lo bo ablotoseoin tho near distance the limo approaching when the Presidential ijun-tlon shall 1 settled for "four years luuro," and newspapers everywhere may mult those thrilling appeal td vrtters which do no harrow the souls of readers who "hare n'taalngle politic." Asa mailer of personal experience that may he of Intercut, "the writer of these few lines" testifies that ho does not know of a journalist of any reputation as a political writer, who does not dlxlike "iHdiiics," or Is not ftlad when tho annual mill Is done grinding Us political grist. Now, gentlo render, we will have some pleasant miscellany to tnko the place of exhortations to "get out tho full vote," "look out for frauds," "go to tho polls early, and all that. crty to the valneof $75,010. nnd ward. Capon & Co., and Julius Ives & Co. were IS HYDROrilOlUA INCUIUKM! ! principal suflerew. Kutwian advices from Khiva, n country i:nrru of tiif.Turkltth Km si -Inter-' in Independent Tarlary, statu tho Khan rutin Experiment and Rmnlt. public Importance. Kveu tho advocacy of tho chairman of tho Lilwrnl committee could not kill It deader thau.lt Is. If we had ever supposed tho workmen of Ohio had nv more lndcendenco or self-respect than to allow themxelven to he transferred In droven from one political party to another upon tho bargaining of this lwihrciihitrh, wo have ton much con lideiica in their Intelligence to support they would ever havo made tho stupid blunder this mall has made. In supivoidng the subject of convict labor In Ohio prls oris could he made an Imif in a I'revdcn-tlal eleclioii, or that any Sin to Kxecullvo commiltco could bind Its party hy any bargain It might make with such demagogues as Fahrenlitch. l'uhrrn hitch has From the HI. I.oiii Demount, (M, '.".'.I Iii the Democrat of Friday mention was made of Katie Miles, a little girl ten years of age, who was sulfuring from hydrophobia. The child lived with her mother, a widow, on Hmall street, between Argylo and Montrose avenues, and was about three weeks before playing with a dog in tbo uacK yard, when a strange cur ran in, snapcd viciously at tho girl'd fice, causing an a bra ion of tho skin on her nose, and then ran out again. The girl's mother thought It best at the time to have tho wound cauterised, which was done, but as was afterward proven, i tho precaution wna not sullicient. Four or five days ago the child began to show symptoms W hydrophobia. IShe first complained of a swelling and soreness of her throat, and a few hours after exhibited the greatest repugnance to water, and on making an effort to drink it went into spasms. A pbvsician was not immediately called, but it soon been mo known in I ho neighborhood that the child hail tho hydrophobia, and tho information finally reached tho ears of several physicians, who determined if possible to derive souio information from the cuse. For this purpose they visited Hie house, nnd found tho mother, 8 he was a respectable, hard-working woman, employ ed in tho bug factory of Ilemis, Brown S Co., and was too poor to furnish the necessary attendance and care for tho child. A number of physicians acsert that hydrophobia Is not incurable, and as an in stance cite the case ot the Irene h physician who, when ho felt tho horrible dis ease coming upon him, treated and finally jrorforlly cured himself by means of This mode of treatment the physicians decided lo adopt, and obtaining the consent of tho mother, visited Mr, Oeorge F. refuses to release Kussians, held primmer i... -i l.A I.-. I... iii u r-.-. , liynrknle ami will rcfist tho advance ()f hwnissiiwl against them in a ii,.u.;.n i-vw.hu in lit onnn.r,- Additional warrants for their i The body of a young girl named Day, aged l!l years, was fuund Friday night buried under a slump near Korlhwood, New Hampshire. Sho disappeared mysteriously a week or two ago, and was outraged and murdered. In Cleorgcsville, K. I., Tuesday night, Matthew Shaw, whose wife had iled from him to cHcapo his drunken asaults, went to tho rooms of Willintu Sargent, in tho samo house, and attacked him, when Sargent shot Shaw and he died Wednesday. Frank L. Martvn. recently eninlovcdas clerk for Mcl'huO & Co., piano forte mini- utaclurcrs, readied Jtusion Irom ew York Thursday night in custody, having been arrested ln tho latter city charged with forging the firm's signature' to checks and swindling other parties. An apostate and hackdidinir Mormon organization has been formed at Salt like, railed tho " Ftah LiU'rariug IiCnuue, It is takum a slrona hol tho people, and is spreading rapidly. It Is a potent instrument for destroying the pr lent hood of tho Mormon Church. Tho railroad comtmnvowninn the train which recently met with an accident near Scab rook, New Hampshire, hy which a numlier lost their lives, has been exhonor-atod from hlanm hy tho Coroner's jury, who found the switch had liccninalu-lous-ly misplaced hy noma jterson or persons unknown. The payments made from the treinmry hy warrants, during tho month of Octo ber, were as to I lows: Civil ami mlsccinv Arre-tt mul Iinirlsainnt'iii at Ylr-twrln Homlliiill, Teuiilo 4'lnllin mi'l Col. ltlooil, the KotorloiiHTrlu nl free Lovers nml itlnekmnllerN. New Yoiik, Nov. 3. Victoria Wood-hull, Ten nio C. Clallin and Col. Blood were arrested Saturday afternoon. The charge Is sending obscene matter through tho mails, being tho Beccher ami Mrs. Til ton scandal cane. Proceeding against them were first taken by Mr. A. M. Chilli, a well known broker, who last night applied for warrants for their arrest for the scandalous article on him. Theo warrants were accordingly tailed, hut before they could bo executed, some one acting in behalf of another libeled party, as it is ua id, and importing tho aid of Coin- stock, the fumoiis enemy to obscene litem-lure, had warrants issued againnt the McmlaniCHhy L'nitcd States Coin in irui oner Oitborn. After being arrested, they were taken before the I'nitod States Com- misKioncr, and the Assistant District At torney demanded $10,000 hail. The Com missioner fixed bail at SS0O0 each, and the women, acting upon advice given b 1 ,n,l nn ll'.l. ... I..:1 having been iniorme-t that warrants lind libel suit. Additional warrant for their arrest were I issued by Mayor Hull, on a charge of dealing in indecent literature, and n seizure wus made of tho establishment of Wood-, liiilWt Clallin, together with tho books and furniture, and so much of tho edition of tho publication as was found there. The indignation of tho community generally has been aroused at tho brnzenness and audacity shown by tho publication complained of, and the presenting parlies purpose pursuing too case vigorously. Mr, Clmllis caused tho arrest of tho so-called "Colonel" Blood, who Is charged with being an accomplice; also, Ik'iiyisc, tho stereo(yer, and Smith, the printer of the scandalizing paper. Tho statutory penally for sending obscene literature through tho mails is imprisonment for one year nnd $'0o fine. Irnih of n Promlne.it Nt. I.anlnan. St. Lofu, Nov. II. Wm. Mcl'herson, one of our oldest, wealthiest and most prominent citizen, who has been sick for some weeks past, died at his residence In the suburbs last night. Mr. MclMier son has been a resident of (hi cltv thirty- three years, and has been largely identified with the steamboat, railroad and real estate interests of the citv, At the time of his denth he was I'restdent of tho Illinois nnd St. Isolds Bridge company. lull il Join t'hiirrh ScMNdKiEU.. Mahs.,Nov.:1, Chan I,nl Sun, Chinese Imperial Commissioner of .'.miration, together Willi hi wile, lo-duy joined tho South Congngntloual Churcli in this city. lltl'HHIA. i.t'UMAX QKS'EnoslTY. JiKHLix, Nov. 3. Bancroft. American ambassador, soon after Iho Knijicror'a decision was rendered on tho Han Juan boundary question. UDjilicd to the foreign office for an account of the exuenses in curred by the (ierman Government in the course of the arbitration, with a view of reimbursement. He was informed reply that the Herman (iovernment had no bill of ex lenses against the United States. 1M" AVOWAL DEMANDED. I'Anw, Nov. 3. I-o Ciaulois has a report that Count Von Arnim has demanded of Thiers adisavowal of General Ducrot's order of the day in which he speaks bitter ly of tho German. A LP Art. AND I.OHUAINK. SrnAsiu iin, Nov. !!. Tho (ierman (iovernment will re-establish next year Councils (icneral in Alsace nnd LorrHine in the same form in which they existed und re French dominion. IIOIISK DISEASE IN liKVONSllIHR, Ixindon, Nov. 3. The horse disease has appeared in several places in Itevonshire. It is especially severe in Jiverton nnd vicinity. AT NT HI. I. I'llAKOK OF AMIlASHADOfHIIH. Vienna, Nov. 8. Counts Chotck nnd Vitzthum aro about to exchange ambassadorships, tho former going to Madrid, tho latter to Brussels. Stoves, Hardware, Aqricultural Implements. All Pol ii I Krnrhed In the West, Aorinwetiiiii Nouibsnt. DkUOLTKR ft KYCHKN'BGteatWest. era List of Twenty-five Dailies embraces the nanera having tho largest general circula tion, and is arranfi-edsoasioavcurethearrfat- est iossihle advantage to tho advertiser. We havo contracted for a certain amount ot space per year in the following large and influential papers, and are thereby enabled to oiler unprecu.cn, cu low nues in nrsi-ciasi uuver- uaiiig meuiums. Ovr a.O.Vi.OOO lUum nt l thnn half rem per line per thousand. Full information furnished npon application. THE GREAT WESTERN LIST. We will insert an advertisement occupying one inch in the following pajers daily, every other week, 4 weeks, for $175. Vinuldion. "Ctncinnnii L'ommerclnl , Citwinnati Kniiiirir , Ohio tttsto Journal (Coin u butt' , "Fitlnburg Mwpnteh IMt'hiirsCliromclr UutTiilo Courier Kot-tieMer Ih-innciut and I'hroniuli'., (HfTflsnd Herul-l l.'lovpirunt 1'laio Duler Tilii Uliinn I'M roil Tribune , Detroit Fret' Prrfi Tbifni:o Inter (lectin Milwnukuc Ht-nlincI Milwaukee News ,OUIS kvMli)iul I ,oiiij Dcnio-rut Memphis Appenl Memphis Avahinaho NaHhrille Hnnner Nsahvilli' t'nion and American I,ouivillo Cuurier-JiiiimiU Louisville Commercial Nn'lmnnpolis Jonrnnl lnlinii:i)llH ttenimul ALB. GEMTJOEIt, Pipe Organ MAX UFACTUBEIt. ALIj KINDS OF ORGANS FUR Clmrchofl and Parlor, constructed on a new principle. I shall take pleasure in giving a thorough description of the construction of Organs, which will be of some inter-est to every Church society. I finally call the attention of the public to tho fact that I have select and first class article of FX ACT OS, constantly on hand and for Bale, of the lummniiumui nrnmcn, nacn & uo., Ntw York (formerly New York Piano Foite Company), the only Rival to Bteinwny. My eight years practice aa piAno tuner (five years with Bteinway and three years a ith K rani en, Bach ft Co.), bos enabled me to study the construction of goad Pianos. SALES ROOM, 101 EAST FRIEXD STREET COLUMBUS, O. niayl3eod ly , IS.uOO , 6,11) - . Ws' , s.imn . ft.WMI . lO.IKU . ,6" . a,' oo . S.lMWI , K.5U! , 2iOIM , 1,000 . s.imi. CIIOSSON'S CELEBRATE It Kid & Castor Glove From 1 lo a Button.. Black, White, Light, Mode and Dark. All the new fancy colors to match the prevailing shades of Silk and Dress oooaa. rur sale, wholesale and retail, by ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. NEW YORK, Sole Agents for the United StulCN. HoldhyJ. H.Wilkii, WO Bonth Dljih Street, Coliinibm, 0. Mugia MnniWed im S,M b,m) 12, con tt.tHKl 0,lHN INDIANA. rire In JrirpreonTllle .HnnNlniibttr In Sew Albnny. Lorisvu.LE, Nov.'!!. The laixo steam cnotter shops nf Andres, Urookbank & Co., at Jchvrsoiivillc, Indiana, burned down this morninj;, Isfl almtit S-'IO.OtlO; in-uranco $10,000, in Ohio and Missouri companies, This morning a Herman mimed Chris- tlan rndright was found lylnff hy the road in the suburbs of New Albany, Ind., in an inscnsiblo condition. He was removed to jail, where ho died in a few hours. Hchadhecn knocked down wilh n ht-nvv wanon whin Hatunhiv hv Henrv Krdnitm, a respect aule Ucrnta'n citiicu of New Albany, nnd a post mortem examination showed, that death came from the blow. The verdict of the coroner's jury charge manslaughter on l-'dmon, who was nrrnucu ami put in jnti. neons. prt.lSft.rtOH! war. &).4;(i..1Hl! nsvr. daloona on Ktertlon liy $'-VV)3,210; Interior, Indian and iwnsion, J Chh aoo, Xov. II, Tho Mayor has $8&!,47H. Tho above does not include tho I Issued a proclamation order. n t he strict payments made on account ot tho princi pal or interest of the public debl. Hen titer rounnllhle. Wahiiinhton. Xnv. H. Kor tho lower lakes and thence- over New Kngland and Middle Htnles. northerly winds and occa sional rain, but clearing and clear weather for Monday; in the South Atlantic States northerly to westerly winds and penornlly clear weather; in the (iulf Slates northerly to ennterlv winds nnd possibly cloudy wather with occasional const rain; In the Northwest and thence to Michigan and tho lower Ohio vnlloy preltv cloudy wenth- onforcetnent of the law clooini? wn loons on j or to light, variable winds, with frosts on I election duv, Monday morning. AKureunt Circulation S46.400 I'liptTBiimrlccil willi nn mtorlek t'liiirxo itrs for ems. hend for lists of eekliet, Apricultural and Religious iwirs, with which weliavcspecial coDiracts, Wo solicit the privilege of estimating on your advertising. Address iHuui.it,n a: nvsift,3i. General Newspaper Advert! ingAg'ti, No. 0 Pike's Opera House, Cincinnuti, 0. Boots Shoes. KILBOURNE'S IEW BROWNJTDNE BLOCK. 1 AM NOW UKCKIVlNOANi) OPENING X at the nlove named place, an entire IN" 333 "W STOCK HOOTS and SHOES OP K RHY lIKSl'ltlHTIOS AV EXTREMELY I.OW PRICES, FOH CAH1I ONLY. All persons are invited to call and examine this stork More purchasing, as they will And it greatly to their advantage, l' II AS. E. ION It A bK, l'JS HOI Til IIKJII NTREI.T, (A'tVMtirtie's Xev Jlnmt Shmc Jlloek,) orjtl Itnw lim lWllEUTA7AWLEit, MANITAi T1'HH Of AN II IlKM.KR 1R Human Hair Goods of l'.vory lucii'litloii. CASH PAID FOR HUMAN HAIR , 77 Enst Town Street. I JulylSdtnwAw !) WHOLRULa DI.LB. u Foreign and Domestic LIQTJOBS. ItB Nonth nigh Street, Hal just received a larfre assortment of the rery tineat STILL, SPARKLING AND RED WINES. Brandies, Cordials, Glna, Porter, Ales and Liquors. IN BOTTLE FOR FAMILY INK may20-eod TAILOR & O'HARRA, General Undertakers, '08. no & OS Third & 101 State SI., roM'Mni's, omo, SOLK AUEXTS FOR THE SHULER Oalveninetl. Wrought Iron, also the Gem, Jenell ami Union Burial Caskets, which for lightness. durability and design have no equal. Our stock embraces everything in the Undertaking line. Corpse Preservers, Hearses and Carriages always on hand. Special attention given to the preservation of bod if s entrusted to our care. We use the Taylor New Patent Corpe Preserver tbo best in use. Also keep the same far sale at manufacturers' prices. no? I cod ly J. F. IIAUltIS & CO., WHOLESALE & RETAIL PR ALUS ID PIANOS, ORGANS, MELODEONS, 4MB Alt HMDS or , MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. NO. SS NOKTII HIGH KT., COLUMBUS, OHIO, tktiltrt wpptirt at the very towett rntu Retail Pt irtt Im than any otAr Uoun. tnayl eod ljr DISSOLUTION NOTICR IS IlkllKUY OIVE.V THAT tlie tiu.nrtnrrabi berotot'oro esistiu hetwsen Cooliilir & Uawa, manufarturers of llcnt Chair stork, Is tliis day Uiswlved uv miltnal ronscnt, tlio nctr firm of Coolidgo i; Neil aMuming all liabilities of tbo firm of fooliiliri- Ma. G. R. cnDLlDUK, E. MASS A. Co-Partnership. Tint tilulersinurd have tliis duv tortued a coHrtnrrHtilp unilrrthe style and Arm namu of t.'ooliiliie k Neil, nnd assume all tho liabilities of the firm of Coolidge Mnsa. E. II. COOLIDOK, iim-JJtl V.U NKIU COLUMBUS STEAM STONE WORKS. CON'TRACTOltS BL1LDE11S, WM. FISH & SONS, Propriotoiu. Depot strait, North of D. k 0. Fralht Boas.. tlnlrra from a ill.laiioo HIM on short ontlce .nii mon m tu