Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1870), 1875-12-14

              IJU.LU31.bUa, U.&Li.i. JJ.iJ1i.oaxxc..v x. xoiu. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 293. SIEBERT 4 ULLEY, ! Blank BookManufacturers.; Prints, Binders. SUttoiart And Loal Blank PHbllthera. BOOK BINDING Of owrj -erlp, V MitioG . . singl Vol am. .: OPEBA HOUSE BCIUE0 ' ' ' (Up Stairs.) mr10 COLPMBPfc victioa. That he lost sou of thsur regard while bravely standing up for his owl convictions, is on good Midfoot of hu UtrUr of purpose. Such mea may b trusted with th. aula of Justlcs. Ohio Merchant Tailoring Co., 4BD DBILBBI II Rents' Fine Famishing Goods, No. 168 SOUTH HIGH ST., (Optra Hum Block), . COLUMBUS, 0. JKO. RICH, Supt. and treu. 8. W. BTIMSON. Foreman, myl ly A SPECIALTY OF FINE GRANITE acoxxixxn.oxi.t0a " im, ALFRED WHITE, oK a-irih It.. Cincinnati, O, my2 1p TO. Xj. ATJIiU, CNORAVER MANUFACTURING JEWELER 27 N. HIGH ST., Colnnibui, 0. (Over W. G. Dunn k Go's Dry Goods 8tore.) nous in a am i Utter l Hlh, Panrl itnd Chapel BUS. .. A.W.rsaBOBOO. COMLT ft rRANCISCO, rviuimu Ml) reorauToas. Tbi Democratic party hu beta ooca- r itd far the last ftfton years chiefly lo accepting tbo things already ncarcd to lb Nation by tbo Kepublicaa party. At this rate, fir or ten year oflor its death the Democrat! port? would hav boio 'til riant" It oomM oat strong ia favor of u; mouuro of public poller whn it Is oo longer la issue. It is now making to effort to oat la ahead, for tbo Int time Ithin the memory of roan. Tb JJemo- cmtie leader in Congress, it is said, bar rewired to follow tb recommendation of President Grant, by amending the Na tional Conetitatlon to as to prorid for non-sectarian school la all th Stats. Thi i too. At this rata ws hill ooa bar tbo party ready to put io t little work for progress whilo questions ar bs- for ths people. Ws hare ths Melbourne (Aastralia) Anus of September 3d. firing a full eight Dag account of th opening of ths Australian International ixnioition oi 1875. Ths display is rather a grand one ths catalogue making a rolnme of 208 pp. exclusive o advertisements. Fart of this magnifiosnt diiplsy is to be brought over to our Centennisi, which receive. enthueiastic commendstioa In ths Argus. Among ths items of local new, in the Antus we find notice of Kiatorrs sppear. snes in Queen Elisabeth at ths Opera Haute; notices of several spelling bees; a banquet to ths distinguished ' visitors present at ths opining of th Exposition, at which Mr. Adamson, tbo American conaul. made a speech; a defalcation at the bank of Victoria, with unavailing eflorts of ths dectives, ss uaual in such casea; and so forth. Ths paper gives an interesting exhibit of the business of theooun. try in its account of the Exhibition, and it has been filed with the Board of Trade for inapection. the BY TELEGRAPH TO TBS OHIO STATS JOURNAL EX VENUE BOBBEBT. DEADLY DYNAMITE. Diabolical Bcbamt to Blow TJp ths Steamship Motel at Boa. JAMES H. COHH.T, . editor. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY Conwreaslanal nummarjr. Dso. 13. Senate Memorials were presented favoring arbitration of international disputes, favoring repeal of the law increasing postage, and against operations of the Little Tariff bill Bills were introduced declaring the true intent and meaning of the Pacific Railway act, protecting persons of foreign birth from involuntary servitude, forbidding organiiation of National Banks with lets capital than $50,000, and extending the time for filing claims for additional fc.ntr Mr. Deris submitted a resolution asking the Secretary of the Treasury to explain why an annual list of defaulters and amounts of defalcations had not been com-..n;..Btiri tn Cona-rass. Laid orer A bill was introduced merging the territory of Alaska with that of Washington...... a reso- i..t;nn waa adnnted reouestinir the Secretary of the Interior to inform the Senate whether k i-ji-n aiMni tiMnt a book of itemized receipts and expenditures and a reoord of contracts, aa rcqmrcu uj The House was not in session. Stationary temperature and citar or cleor- ing weather to-o'oy. Thk new Clerk of the House has sp-pointed his uncls to be one of bis assist ants, ; ' The Tribune now puts Henry Jamts jr. down as "Eegulsr Correspondent of the Tribune" at Paris. The Tribune Intellectual Department is not a joks. Scvehty thousand dollars worth of libel was sued for againat th Cincinnati Fnnnlmr lnnt gaturdav. If it ia thus with Cockerll! in Washington, bow will It be when Johnny comes marching home ? C. A. Soott, Pittsburg, is the Imprint on a neat brochure which records the "Funeral and Memorial Services of the Kjiverend Cornelius Springer, of the Mus. gingum Conference, Methodist Church." Thk dvnamite explosion at Bremen. have now appears to have been the pre mature result of a villainous plot to ae. .tmv the steamship Moeel while at sea. About a hundred persons were killed or injured. Thx Cincinnati Enquirer having been tamneded by the crowd of "indigent and Inebriated Virginia gentlemen" who charred upon the House of Representa tives like a drove of buffaloes is now endeavoring to conoentrato again to secure the chairmanship of tha Judiciary com mittee for Milton Sayler. T. Adolphcs Trollop- writes Tribune from Bom a full and circumstantial account of the trial and convic tion of Stephen Weston Healy on a charge of libel, in asserting that certain Ameri can sculptors were impostors and charla tans; that they were not in reality the creators of the workt which had gained for them reputation and emolument; that they were in fact incapable of producing such workt, which were in truth and reality the work of tha Italian subordinates who were employed in their studios. Judgiug from our own ex perience we suppose that few papers in America were not "favored" with expensively printed documents making these aososations agsinat well known American artists. It is a satisfaction to know, as the outcome of the trial, that Mr. Healr was convicted and sentenced to fifteen days imprisonment and 1000 francs fine, and also that the publisher of bis Italian organ was convicted with him, and sentenced to eight dayt imprison ment and 500 francs fine. For this result Americans are indebted to Mr. Conolly, a rising young American artist of Florence, who fought the battle of hit com patriots in the Italian court. The malignity and mendacity of Mr. Healy are shown in the very fact that such artists as W. W. Story, Harriet Hosmer, Larkin Meade, and others as famous, were the objects of bis accusations. Answer to tk latMaaa WMskjr IBST Trial r Hill. Imdiisipous. Dee. 13. In tb United States District Court ths entire morning session wss occupied in hearing tb svi-denos of J. W. Bingham, who appear- ana on tut suoa was tns signsl lot aom interesting revelations ss regsrds matters directly connected with the Indisna whisky ring, of which h was th leading spirit and prim mover. With reference to Mr. Hill the witness observed that he had known him as a revenue offiosr for about two yean, and had told Lewis and others of hit employes not to fear the defendant in ths capacity of Government official, b was all right. Witness paid defendant regularly, at ths first of er.ry montb, for not peaching on bim, ana bis average assessment for keeping Government officials mum was $2000 pat week. These bribes were given Hill at Bing- nam-s omos in transmit. Mr. Bingham alto related in detail the circumstance of hit having given 8. T. roweii, Kevenue supervisor, a gold watch and chain on the occasion of the tatter's visiting Evantvill. He said when he presented the chain he did it for a purpose, knowing the official character of Powell, and that tuch a gift might benefit him tome time. Bingham stated that Powell had received occasional letters from Hill with reference to whitkv ir regularities, bat could not produce any of mem. ne aiso ooservea mat aoout one-third of ths whisky he msds was crook ed, and even then he lost to heavily ss to necessitate the sbutting down of the at. Louis distillery. Hiram Brownies was given $500 by witness on the occasion of his attending the marriage of Henry Veach at Eranaville. With reference to Charles E, Msrsh. agent of the Evans- villa and Cairo road, debating a whole day as to whether he would take the brine tor making raise entries of whisky shipped, witness laid Marsh did not hesitate thirty minutes. General Veatch was then recalled and examined at considerable length. Phillip Qivens testified to the shipment of a number of barrels of whisky from Patoka without stamps, -and when the matter wss reported he ssid h could not make a case out of it. With the latter witnesses the evidence for the prosecution closed and the evidence for the defense commenced. Gen. Veatch, James H. McNeelv. former post- mauler at Evansville and Rock port, were Tht BrtMMhavta ExtlatiM i Prematura Res.lt af ths Plst. Siw York, Dec 1S.-A dispatch from Bremenhaven says tb. passengers of th. ataamahin Motel killed by the explo sion of dynamite are Ksrmsn Cramer of Iowa, and Alfred Granienaledt of Austria, cabin passengers. Th steerage passengers killed ar Helnrich Konts, 0to Knenich and Adolpk Kaufman, aativta of North Genasay. Cabin passes-m wonnded Mrs. Martina, of Bresuen. Steerage passengers wounded. Bodolf Witts of Hew York, WUhelm Scmidt, Joeeph Dsucer and Wilhels Thomas. Thar, were altogether fiftystre parsoni killed and thirtythre wounded, tb maioritv being residents of Bremenhaven who went to the dock as spectators of the shipment of psssengsr. Ths msn who delivered the box of dynamite had planned that the explosion thould take plaos on ths ocean during ths voyags of the Moeel outwars. A Herrlbl terr, Lacklnc Cast area allea. Lohdok, Dec. 13. A report came from Bremen to-day that the passenger who tried to commit suicide, and whose name is Thomas, had confessed that there was another package of explosive material on board tha Moeel, and that it was provided with clock work apparatus which was timed to explode in eight dsys, wben me Mosel would be in mid ocean, and that he intended to land at Southampton. Hie object was to destroy the steamer so that he could claim a large Insurance whicn he had effected, but a later dispatch from Bremen pronounces the horrible story untrue. The case spoken of has been open ed by the police and found to contain nothing explosive or dangerous. FOREIGN. FRANCE. MORI SENATORS CHOSEN. Paris. Dec. 13. Ths Assembly con tinued to ballot for Senators to-day, and the following were elected: MM. De Lavorquese, Youney, Berthault, Rover, of inquiry involving an expense should be referred to an appropriate eoeamittee. sir. Darit laid he was satiabed the law had been dwegarded since ltttt, and be saw ao reason wkr the Secretary of the Treasury should net be asked why the law had not been complied with. Mr. Boutwell said the statuts as it now stood did not require the Secretary of the Treasurv to furnish such a list. Mr Shanaaa said be would aot object to the nsolsuoa being printed and laid orer until to-morrow, but be gars notice now that ha would hereafter more to refer it to the proper ooeunitlee for all resolutions of inquiry where questions of tacts or law are involved. Tb resolution was then laid over until toHBorrow with th order that it be printed, f Mr. Morrill of Vermont submitted s resolution instructing tbs committee on Foreign Affairs to uouire into ths expediency of pro viding by general law for the extradition of fugitives from justice, ana aito as 10 me propriety of refining an asylum to fugitive criminals and removing them from the country. B thought ws could raise up enough of our own. The resolution was agreed to. Mr. Mitchell introduced a bill attaching the Territory of Alaska to and making it a part of the Territory of Washington, and Jirovidiog far civil government therein. Re-erred to the committee on Territories. Mr. Stevenson submitted a resolution re- Siuetting tht Secretary of the Interior to in-orm the Senate, if not deemed incompatible with the public interest, whether the dutv imposed on each Indian agent by the 10th section of the set making appropriation for current and contingent expenses of the Indian Department for ths year ending Juue 30, 1876, and for other purposes, approved the ii of March, 1875, requiring each Indian agent to keep a book of itemised expenditures of every kind and record all contracts, tore-her with receipts of moner from all sourest, hu keen complied with hy ssid snots. Agreed to. Mr. Ingalls introduced a bill to amend sec-tiou 6738 of the Revised Statutes of the United Htatea nermittinir National Banks to organise with a capital of $5J,OuO in towns irrespective of population. It provides that no National Banking Association shall be organised under the section with a less cap ital than iXoti(J. Keterrea. Mr. Ingalls introduced a bill to extend the time for h'ing clsimt for additional bounty under the act of July 28, 1866. Referred to the committee on Military Affairs. After a short Executive session the Senste adjourned. BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH. In the Virginia Legislature yesterday three ballots were taken for United States Colnion, Oscar De Lafayette, Reimilly, Senator without result, Luno and Friebert. Of these M. Royer The Waddy Thompson haleat corpus waa a canaiaate oi tne uen, ah me ease was continued in Alemnhrs res erdar. otners were nominated oy tne ueu and the delendant released on $bU00 ban tenter. - fh.rlM Hnelr a German butcher, of CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS. Tavlorvill.. Ohio, fatallr .hot himself in M. Wsllon has withdrawn his name as Memphis. Sundar. because of failure to examined and testified to the good char- canuiuaie mr too oeuaie. obtain employment. acter of the delendant dictment. before his in- WASHINGTON. DIMOCBATIC BOUSE CAUCUS. Washington, Dec. 13. The Democratic members of the House met in cau cus this afternoon in the hall of the House of Representatives, Lamar in the chair and Banning and Robbins acting as acquitted. , It takes eightytwo columns of the The manaeer of La Gaulola newspaper Metnphie Avalanche to print the list of and M. De Uassagnae have been acquitted delinquent taxes lor oncioy county, ienn., on charges brought againBt them in con- and the city of Memphis. nection with the publication oi tne lat- Commodore Vanderbilt has made an ter'a Belleville speech. GERMANY. additional donation of $100,000 to Vanderbilt University, at Nashville, investigation or the DEUTCHLAND Tenn., which makes $700,000 in all. disaster. John Campbell, alias Plug Campbell, Brhi.tk. Deo. 13 In t lie Reichstag alias William Burke was arrested lulling aim IWUU1UB acuug as . . .. v ni,; ;., Hirl Runriiiv rhurrl w th the mur. secretarys. vyaddell odered a .resolution . . ., .t.,H '.hi der of Peter Wehlehan in Detroit on the fop annninlment h thA I ktirman nf a I v- " i 1, . . n i-. .1 . steps had been taken to protect Uerman d met, miUUIilHllV iicuuuve CUUllUIVMse. IU (JOU I . - .... , . ; i t.. I . . , , .mi .i.. f a . .:. d interests in me inquiry going on in jn- At Walnut Bend, ANf... last lnursuay .I.Ju Inlk. lnuofthe Dentch and. W W Tho- ,.. f.,.11. .ht h nimbi; andXx ok P1""'"' proposed on .the John T, Smith. The latter;w.s acquit- vidina-for appointment hr the Chairman Inst, providing tor official investiga- ted on the ground that the mooting was of . ..n.niL f .u. ' , tionB in casnaltiee to uerman snipping, done in self-defense. gest to tha caucus at a future meeting such line or policy or sction on public meas ures as would best serve the interests of the country. These resolutions were after debate agreed to. During the incidental discussion there was harmony of views in an Archaeological Iu oulry. To tha Editor of the Ohio State Journal : Mv attention has been called to an article signed S. in the Ohio State Journal of December 8, which at that Urns tectpeo my observation, and in which I was called on for information. I answer thereto, there were no salt 1tl-. nn Alum creek, nor any Indian vil lages either there or on Black Lick or Big Walnut regions at least J never neara oi nr. or ever knew one who did. The name of "Seckle Sepung" I never regard ail aa nf MV anthoritr. but always con sidered it as apocryphal, but I suppose it tn lu about aa mucn inoian as ur hanna The only authentic salt lick that IVrer knew, wat on the Knight survey, on the west bank ot tne ocioto, tore, imiea u-low Franklinton, and may yet be remem hnvri hv aome ol tne oiu seiners n Franklin township. Hers, about 1805, my father established works end manufactured a small quantity of poor salt, ki.h annnlied himself and a limited re- ; .rnnnH, hut this waa better than . .. . i. i t ,k.M bringing it on paoa uuia . P ttsburg. rennsyivania, aim nt.. There were three Indian villages, or rather encampments, in this vicinity. An ao , f i hem. with tome interesting in .nnnaid therewith. I gave in my "Historical Address io ins Fioepr Franklin county," ana aiso puuueoeu m mr "A Family Memorial," something over a rear ago. J . ouiaavan-r. ilecewser 13, W- The inclusion of transient printed matter in the act of hutt' Congress doubling the rates on merchandize pasting through the mailt wat a mere trick on the part of somebody, and an inadvertence on the part of Congress. The sooner tha Act is made to conform to the intent of Congress the better. Correct the blunder at once, and fix the responsibility for it at leisure, is the general desire. So far, ths voice of - th chairman of the Senate committee is the only voice that has been heard against this prompt correction ; and, if it is im-voTtant to fix the responsibility before ap plying the remedy, Congress need not go smiss in drawing a focus on tnat point. would soon become a law. Th loa citizens' ticket nominated ENS LAND. vesterdav has Sam C. Cobb for Mayor raiwniTioN of the grain trade. and emht Republican and lour uemo- London, Dec. 13.-The Mark Lane lio Aldermen. It is the same as the Express in its review ot the grain trade - .-. scussion there was harmony of views in the market in the French provinces San Francisco ex-members of the New igard to the duty of the maioritv of the ln,-,.i ;n m.,o Tn Paria it la nuiet York Siiivninlh Irish Brigade and Cor- House. All agreed that they Bhould, as anQ- steady. The Belgian, Dutch, Ger- coran Legion met Sunday night and ap- far as possible, effect a reduction of taxa- mlla ana Kussian markets are steady. pointed a committee to organize a veteran tion, and that the Government thould be association similar to that now existing in honestly and economically administered. A Sensation Wills an Appendix. uew York city. Much responsibility devolved on the ma- New Yore. Dec. II. A trunk con- c..:. i i. ,i. ii..;i.i u,.i jority of the House, although the Senate taining fifteen million dollars worth of circuit Court at Milwaukee yesterday by was not politically jn accord with them, bonds was stolen from one of Dodd'eex- the District Attorney, against the Chicago, iwubh; ucaiiGu hue aiuupaga ui wii- i preiw wtlguiia nt ana wu vmim miwb ruption and wasteful expenditures, and Saturday night. The bonds were in care the Democracy could not expect the peo- of the Minister from Guatemala, who ar- ple to stand by them unless they stood by rived in this- city Friday. They were to the people. be used as part of a payment due the No business apart from that above United States Government. The Min- meouoneu was consmereu, ister, oenor von vicenie xaniuii, wr, , T , r, 0 - special message on southern affairs, staying at No. 12 East Fortysccoud street "i . . . i.!k .i. tjm.. iii Saturday, ano intending to go io vvasn- . , - " ''- -"'; "" !,. hona-lrad tha hnnda in h a trunk. Kuuu" Boutnern -5 -.-, f . . . . Brssnea for New York to-dsv ia olaos of th Motel. Tb Priao of Wales arrived at Madras yesterday moraiag and was salhnsia.lical-ly received. Bullion was withdraws from tb Bank of England on balanoe yesterday lo the amount of cou.uuu. Oluf Sternereo, Swedish Envoy Extra ordinary and Minister Pleaipotentiary at wasBington, la dead. Tb Csar is making a long visit to the Crimea, and bis Ministers hare not area him for two months. It is stated that the French ar paying particular attention to perfecting their troops in ths night maneuvers ia which th Germans wereeo successful during th Franco-German war. One hundred priests of ths Archdioosse of Cologne, among them nine members of the Cathedral chapter, who are in the receipt of State Bubsidie, bar. declared their willingness to recognize and obey the new Ecclesiastical laws. A Bomber of Brunswick people have combined to erect on the top of the Burg- berg, a lofty bill in the Harts Mountains, an obelisk commemorating tha famous words of Prices Bismarck, "We shall not go to Canossa again." Twothirdt of the requisite turn bare been sutMcnoed at Brunswick: for tbs remaining tbird sub scriptions will be opened in sll Germany. SSbln. Alphonso Tsft waa yesterday appoint ed, and accepted, the office of Trustee of tb Cincinnati and Southern railway, vie President W, W. Scarborough, re signed. In Cincinnati vesterdav the jury in the Egmer, known as the tan-yard murder case, returned a verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree. The jury were out sines Saturday. This is th second trial. THE CITY. CITY COUNCIL. Report of Ibe Health llHle.r-Tbe Johnstown Tnrnplke ordluaneea Introduced Keaolnllens Adopted BilBcellaneone Business. The City Council met last sight. Pres entMessrs. Breyfogle, J. M. billot, S. P. Elliott, Flowers, Binnian, Keisewetter, Kem-merle, Kinnell, Lewis, Leibfarth, Morrell, U Harra, rauicn, rolls, uitsenuacner, tin-denfels, Scbwars, Shorl, Stephens and Presi dent Hitcneu. Messrs. Baker and Hull were absent, ENUIKEER S X8T1HATXS. The Citr Civil Engineer submitted the fbllowinr estimates for work nroposcd : Graveling Jefferson avenue, from Long street to Ut. Vernon avenue, u; city oi Uolumbus, $101.92. For constructing an 18-incb nine sewer in Broad street, from the prtsent terminus of broad street sewer to Twentieth street, to, HEALTH BBP0BT. To the Honorable City Council of th. oily of uoiumntia : Gentlemen I have the honor to submit to you my report for the month ending December 8. 1875. number ot casea turned over to tue in- firmarv. 60. number of outside sick, 60: num ber of flags mounted, 69; number removed after recovery. Its cost of medicine. $35 50; number of grocery orders. 30 ($28); number of railroad passes, av (lia.uaj; numoer oi burials, 6 ($04.46); total sipense for the month. l4.i. Statement of mortalitv in the citr of Co lumbus for the month ending December 8, 1875: Childbirth Consumption uongesuuu u, me uraiu Diptheria Dropsy Disease of the kidneys Lung fever Small pox 12 Unknown M Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad for $860,000, alleged to be due the Govern ment for tax on earnings. In Cincinnati Sunday, the clothing stores of Cohen Brothers at Co., and Katzenberger, Goldsmith dt Loeb, and shortly send to Congress on When the robbery was made known to The failure of Freeland, Harding A affairs will relets for the greater part to Gnltem,iall Minister he feU in a Loomis, extensive wholesale clothing tne late trouoies in mi.ss,pP. .du tne . . rf , M8i,ta(lc9 to dealers in Boston, is reported. Their 1 la- mode of conducting elections in that """'"V h.M t bilities are estimated at $750,000. CM State, the Information having been gath- . ; . Wa,hin..on Freeland. special oartner. is also reported ered by persons designated for that pur- r, . . reBted t0 haTe failed, having indorsed for the pose. nia-ht. nl.a.naJ vfll, na vlii.tnat Inn in tha rnhharv. EMPLOYES' PROTEST. ' m. T).. ISMr. Tlardan. Employes of the Western Union Tele- tUa M.niatAt ffrtrri fill ftttsfYI H.1.. flftVPl tllft I graph company in thia city have for- 0 y, be was robbed while on firm for half a million. Waahlugtou The Supreme Court will adjourn Fri- warded a protest to the Executive com- is. . ..iima,! rimt In New day until January i, J.oe. mittee in New York against the proposed vn.L- AA nnt tmntain anv bonds onlv Of the eleven appointments made by reduction in salaries. I hi nntlit. the Postmaster of the House, but two r: , could subscribe to the ironclad oath. I-. I. irruuu ..vna uniuciiu,., I nn1ail hv Blahfin HlUinsOn. 1 . t. c t i jr.i Special to th. Ohio Blats Journal. n" ... 11 " Rt.tmn Jimmet nose, oi inaiauaj,o...,uU uo.- Mt. Vernon. 0., Dec. lS.-Last night . T':V"a'T.. i :,.,.m.t th.tThe r . . , . A . Ji." " .. .r an altercation occurred between Milan "r:r:"-T- .1" "V;". P Ass.siau. .r .. , i -r - - ' i uuubq. 26 P. E. Blssch, City Infirmary Director. HTIT10N8 AND H1U0BIALS. Mr. Lewis From the Turner's Society for the use of the City Hall in which to hold trail. Mr. Morrell For the graveling of the crossings ot mum street ana town street. SECOND REIDINUS. The following ordinances were read the tscoad time: To assess a special tax on the real estate bounding Livingston avenue from Third street to Lazeite street, for paring tueBlue-walk. To assess a special tax on property bound ing Mt. Vernon avenue and Harbor road, or Eighth street, from the main sewer tn Mt. Vernon avenue to the United States Arsenal grounds, to construct a 2H foot brick sewer. To assess a special tax on the real estate bounding Mt. Vernon avenue from Wash ington avenue to Howard Btreet, lor gracing and paving the gutter and letting the curb. ordinances intboddcbd. Mr. Eeisewettei- To assess a special tax on the real estate bounding Capital alley, Irvine and a colored man named John Wright in Irvine's saloon. During the dispute Irvine threw a beer glass at Wright, inmoting a very serious wouno on his forehead. At thia time Wright it said to be in a critical condition. A ttamn desirous of obtaining board and lodging at the county's expense stole a pair of pants from Wolff's clothing house this morning, ne was naopeo oy the police and lodged in jail. We there fore judge ths rascal is happy. of the third term. attempt to connect the Church with po litical nominations or elections. XUVlh CONGRESS-Itt SESSION. Rose waa named bv CongresB- ne deprecates nv man and Brown by Holman, The report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia for 1875, with accompanying papers, has been issued in pamphlet form. The Commissioners are Hons. William uenmson, u. n. A.eicnuai land S.L.fhelpa, The Clerk of the House of Represenla- The Xenia Torchlight nominates Judge Winant for the Supreme Court : Commission. The Torchlight states the case modestly in saying that no man would perform the duties of ths office .more ably and judiciously. Judge Wi-tians hu had considerable experience on the beach. His mind is essentially of the iudicial type oslm, dispassionate, just and logical. HU .thorough honesty of curpose none can doubt. That he hat rube. Washington Special to Cinolnoatl Gasette.1 hottheb intervention or annexatioh proposed. I coming grace. There Ss the highest authority for stat in that th. President does not contem plate intervention in Cuba; that he con- r. , . i . . l: IJL...-, alders mat no iiuhcv wwim w wml aatrous to the United States than the an-navattnn of that island. - - It is understood that tbs rresiuenre plan of settling the Cuban question it to nnnaant to make Cuba a semi independ ent colony, as Canada it, and that the President is Deuevea to lavor eren tne consolidation of all the Spanish West India Islands in a colonial ponieoerauon. The annexation of the vast mass of ignorant Spaniards and bait-oreeoe wooia be contrary to the President's viewt on educational suffrage which he hat set forth in his message. Annexation wouiu also impsir our revenues, and inorease smuggling, mere would ne compensation from increased internal taxation. SENATE. Washington, Dec. 13, Mr. Anthonr presented a memorial signed ,:eao haa annnintad hia iinnta. Green by 2325 memberB of the Society of Friends damB. of Kentucky. Chief Clerk in place in Naw Enoland. in lavor ot international 1 1 i . .mk.r re JUUKD til. I.IUOIU (WUUTi I W t , , I Ul VlllllvUII LHIIU, aUUUBBWSm. Wolff's Opera House will hereafter n "Duration the Thirtysixth Congress and after- known a. Kirk's Hall. It i. now under- 1 Mr" Anthonr ward Sixth Auditor: going repsirt, and it to be fitted up io mea8UMB looking to the settlement Th total imports for the month of Oc bret class style. of disnutes without resorting to arms wat in tober. 1875. amounted in value to $89,- Mr. J ames vy tie, telegrapb operator at tb, interelt of humanity. Referred to the 211.737. against $46,601,839 for the same the Baltimore and Ohio depot, haa been committee on Foreign Relations. Deriod laBt year, and the total domestic :. 1. .1 : .1 i.A ..... -nl I II u... ..u.nl.J aMnml.1 nfffllinn, ' ' .. . . .A.n.n appoiuieu nam umiauiir ui iuo vrav. nr. P'"" ,.7; exports WB fOO,Ylt),VU, SgainSl4,01 , Ohio division. We are glad to near mis, ot yv tsconsio ior oi n .uUiaa.uB for 0ct00er last year. M be it sn upright ana laitniai man. VV??"Sii7 Prominent Democrat, are boldlv claim- m mm 'T . rrWest presented a memorial of 1000 ing that, in view of the death of the Vice d noses are now Mpg w qrp with be- ' .. ,,,.,,. ...lnrt , neP.,iona P" ;j ', ,f n..., fi. .hnnld now The t,nll Even nr what ia known as the Little Tariff bill in die. Mr. Kerr would become President bv reirard to duties on wines. Referred to the virtue of hia office at Sneaker. There t ATrravrr t a Dec 13 A tpeo al d s- committee on Finance have been several consultations oyer the LOUISVILLE, ic. io. a. Mr. Wright ntroduced a bill declaring the .,,1,1... m th Courier-Journal from Owens-1 . v i- -r .. n:- p.. tubieot. boro. Kv., ssys a shooting affray occurred J tlrn,d , Reterred to ths Judiciary Great dissatisfaction exists touching there at 6 o'olock to-day between G. Mur-1 oom-nciJtte. the distribution of minor omces of the .k. and a hutoher named w. mcvauer. ,,. o i.,jnaail a h it to protect House. Ths rostmasier. woo is a vir- kvn. ahnia war. fired bv McCaller and !.'. ,.f ii hinh arainst forcible re- ainian. haa e-iven all the places at hia dis- ona bv Murphy. McCaller! last shot ,traint or involuntary servitude. Referred p0sal to the Virginia delegation, who atruck Murpoy apoye tn. eyes uu miiicu 1 m ins j uuiciary wiuiuuwre. nave uueu insm wi.u -mhikwiw him instantly, murpnys snot an uua. ii, 10.1. .. - - -" irom mat mat. McCaller in th left breat and caused law required wpwu b . "bt0 CoB; Sep.to, g ,in ,t8te8 that the postal death in ten minutas. The cause of the tmvmMj't amount law passedit me last session with W of defalcation, etc., etc, and calling upon the ence to the increased rates on newspaper oa 8trsets sad AUeva to improve the intersections of Spring and Fifth streets. Adopted. Mr. 8. P. BUiott Granting permissioa to ths Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph com-pany sad tbs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company to erect Br, telegraph poles on Naghtea street, betwM High and Peart streets, and one oa the southwest corner of High and Naghlen streets, provided they csa obtain consent ot property owners. Adopted. Mr. J. M. Elliott Authorizing th. City Civil Engineer 10 contract with John P. Crowe for grading sad paring and setting the curb stos.oa Csdar street, from Broad to Oak. Adopted. Mr. 8. P. Elliott Anthorizlng ths City Civil Engineer to contract with Michael En-right to complete the contract oa Seventh street, from Long street to Brown alley, using bank gravel insttad of river gravel. Referred to the City Solicitor. Mr. Laibfarth Authorizing ths City Civil Engineer to contract wit h some suitable person to grade and gravel all tha ungraded roadway on New street, between Kossuth street and Srhueller street. Adopted. Mr. J. M. Elliott That ths unpaid assessments for sprinkling Front and State streets be certified to the County Auditor for collection. Adopted. Mr. Keisewetter Instructing the Street vommissioner to slier us curb on High street, In front of the prints slier in the rear of Broad street, so aa to allow teams to nass. Referred. Mr. Keisewetter That thennnaid assess ments on tha east side of Park alraet from Goodale street tn the bridge, be certified to ins aucmor sno oe placed on the tax duplicate. Adopted. Mr. Keisewetter That the unnald assess ments on Sixth street, from Livingston avenue to Back street, be certified to the County Auiiiujr. AQopiea. Mr. Lewis Allowino- Lawif Hoffmen anil Lydis A. Billings to do their own work on Grant street. Adopted. Mr. Lewis Allowino- Ann. It. Dannisna and Hershiser and Gibson to do their own work on r ifth street. Adopted. Mr. Lewis Authorizing, th. Citr Civil Engineer to advertise for bids for improving King avenue. Referred to the committee on Streets and Alleys, Mr. Lewis Granting the use of the City Hall to the Turner Society on the evening of reurnarj v, ibio. Mr Schwart Directinr tha raDair of the crossings of High street and Schiller and Desbler streets. Referred to the committee on Chain Gang. Mr. Lewis Directing that the unpaid as sessments for improving John street be certi- nea to tne uounty Auditor. Adopted. Mr. Sell wart Authorizing the City Civil Engineer to contract to evade Kossuth street. from Fourth Btreet to the Qroveport pike. aaopiea. Mr. KemmeHe To imnrove Fsir sllev. from a point thirty feet south of the Peters Run sewer, by constructing an eighteen inch pipe sewer, neierrea. Mr. Morrell To improve Collins street, between Olentangv and John streets, by grading the rnadwav. Reterred. Mr. J. M. Rlliott That the plans and specifications for a work house, reported to the City Council, be and the same are hereby adopted, and the committee on Work House is authorized to advertise for the execution of the plan. Atter a protracted discussion. Mr. Ksise- wetter moved to refer the resolution to the committee on Work House. Mr. Hinman moved that the committee ap pointed to the Iramp Convention be added. Agreed to. ana the resolution so reterrea. Mr. Kemmerle Allowing Henry Treyons to Dave in front ot his nranertv at the north east corner of Town and Scioto streets. Adopted. Mr. Kemmerle Authorizing the construc tion of a crossing on the south sids of Riclu street and Pair alley. Kelerred to the committee on Streets and Alleys. On motion of Mr. Keisewetter, the Council adjourned. DIED. Glass At Georgesrille, Ohio, December a, 1B75, of long fever, Jaoob Glsbs, iu the forty-eighth year of his age. New Advertisement. HAIsW At I C. Till ANNUAL MEETING UP Columbus Lodge. No. JO. F. A. t V, for the election of ottioers and other important business, will be held at the office ot Nevins 4 Myers, this (Tuesday) svening, : December 14, 1H75, st TX o'clock. OTTO FRANKENBURQ. W. M. T U W,-n. . CU.I. 1 It -WV I O. O. F. Katie. , p-- - THI MEMBERS OP EXCEL-SIOR Lodge, No. 145, 1. 0. 0.F .ste urgent . ly requested to b. present at tha regular meeting of their Lodge on Wednesday evening, December 15. Other Lodges in the city will visit us on that evening, and it is expected all members of our Lodge will be prrwnt to receive them. Visiting Brothers in the city are cordially invited to meet with us. H. THORNTON, H. O. J. F. Libooix, Per. Sec'y, deel 4 Jt Holiday Novelties! OLIVE WOOD GOODS, from ths Mount of ' Olives, Guaranteed Genuine. WALL POCKETS, a handsome line. LIBRARY AND FANCTINKSTANC3. TOY BOOKS, English and American. 1 JUVENILE BOOKS, from the best authors. STANDARD BOOKS, ths Largest Assort ment in tbs city. GAMES for all Classes and Ages. WRITING DESKS AND PORTFOLIOS. All at low prices. 1 Call while the assortment it complete. EO W. GLEASON; Bookseller and Stationer, 1 Opera House Building. nov6 2m l4p ATTACHMENT. A. P. Bristol, pl'ff, 1 Before 0. E. Burr, J. r. P. of bharon to. Miller k Fever.def ts. J Franklin County, O. N THE 29tb DAY OF NOVEMBER A. D. 1875. ssid Jus'iceissued an order of attachment in the above action, for the sum of lixty eight dollars and seventy-five cents. A.P.BRISTOL. Wortbington, Dec. 11, 1975. decl4 ltaw 3w difficulty was a dispute about a claim by McCaller of debt amounting to two uoi- - ,l Tr.Murv inform the Sen- postage, shall not be repealed by the aid Murphy had caused the arrest oi i wh luch sports have not been made. 0f hia vote. At the proper time he pro lan. McCaller about a month since. In re. lorn McCaller published Murphy as a dead best, General 4elar's tlrl.f. yesterday's E-noulrar. General Joe it in deep grief over the great loss of an octagonal-shsped watch, the gift of a friend long since deceased. The General will give a free ticket to all future snapping turtle lectures to th fel low who returns tbs watcn to tne uiusuu ths " coutage of opinion" bis friends well House, know, who know what sacrifices he made I The New York house of John Hop- jn parting company on a matter of coa-1 kins, leather dealer, failed yesterday, In submitting the resolution Mr. Davis said noses to defend the Increased rate on the no report nan oi-.u uiauo aiuco ioou. u tt00r 0f tne senate. lieved an immense sum was due tne uovern- t . ii Bai ,u V. defaulters. It wss stated last vesr L Te President yesterdsy sent to the Upper Lake Peril. han a aimilar resolution was offered that it Senate the nominations ot V. V. rim, to tn r io . itl. m u .7snno anil Hi,i eavaral 1 he Commissioner of internal xtsvsnue, usnnuix. veu, ,. tun uhiivi. m i wuuiu wo. i-i.i -, T ,. , ' crew of the steamer City of Fremont, en months to fprujah a list of defaulters, the and of Mark Bangs to De united maws amount invoiveu, am. Al'uruey int luo iimiuwu .ii...w. Mr. Sherman suggested that the resolution 0jf; Ed. S. Tobey to be Postmaster at be referred to the committee on Finance. Boston, B. Holland Duell, of New York, Mr. Thurman taw no reason wny tne rtso- rmm;..inna. f p.,anta. and Oeo. w. lution should not be adopted and sent direct- EmorT) of Tennessee, to be Governor of IT IB U" iw"-. " a I TTlah . Mr. Sherman ssid the resolution referred JU- to several statutes to which Senators had not foreign. had an opportunity to refer. It also asserted clljna wm not Mnd an Embassy to England until next summer. for,sndhe(Shennan)thoughtaUrssolutionir Thstteamship Salisr wUl tail from rnril. from SaultSts Marl to Detroit overland, attempted to cross the Straits of Mackinaw in a Dsn Doat and were driven back by ice. The wind waa northwest and blowing a gal, and tha thermometer air rlaarflea above Zero. Then seems to be no doubt that the schooner Windiate, which (eft Chicago for Buffalo with a cargo of grain three weeks ago, foundered, and that her entire crsw, nins in number, psriiuea. north Bide, from Sixth to Seventh, for grai ing and paving the gutters and setting the curb. Mr. Rodenfels To assess a special tax on the real estate bounding Fourth street, from Town to Rich street, to pay the costs and expenses st constructing an addoh concrete pavement. sir. L.ewis to provide ior tne improve ment of East Broad street, from the present terminus of the Broad street sewer to the center of Twentieth street, by constructing an 18-incb stone pipe sewer. Mr. Bievfoizle To provide for the im provement of Jefferson avenue, from Gay street to Mt. Vernon avenue by graveling. Read twice. Mr. Breyfogle To prevent, smoking in street cars. Read twice and referred to Mr. Brevfosle, Mr. Stephens to protect the streets, ave nues and alleys. Mr. Stephens To pro v me tor tne improvement of Friend Btreet, from the canal to the Harrisburg turnpike by grading and gravel ing the roadway, grading and paving ths gutters ana setting me euro. JOHNSTOWN TUENP1EE. Mr. Keisewetter. from the committee on Streets and Alleys, offered a resolution instructing the above named committee to confer witu tne uirectors 01 toe Jonnstown turnpike and report to the Council how much of said road lies in tbe city limits, Adopted. Mr. 9. r. Klllott ana Mr. urey- fogle were added to the, committee. ORDINANCES PASSED. To assess a special tax on the real estate hnnndinir Third avenue, from High street to Summit street, for grading and paving the gutters and setting tbe curb. Passed. To assess a special tax on the real estate bounding Mt. Vernon avenue, irom nam inatnn avenue to a o war a street, to graai ana pave me guuers auu sci, mo vmu. famed. BI80LTJTI0NS. Mr D'Harra Directing the President of the Council to issue the notes ot tne city ror ha tniawetions on Town street now com pleted, one half payable In twelve montns and one half in eighteen months. Referred ir, iha mmmittee on Streets and Alleys. Mr Rnitente s At owing K. v. nonman. J. 0. McGrew, George W. Wallace, Oliver Waters, John li. Adei, James nooison, aaam Lukbaupt, James Beard and George J. Rodenfels to do their own work on Champion avenue. Adopted. Mr. Lewis Authoriiing the Engineer to rennrt an estimate for the construction of i 18 inch sewer from the present terminus of Broad Btreet to the center ot Twentieth atraat Adopted. Mr. Breyfogle Rtquftting ths committee Police Court. In Police Court yesterday morning, Turner Scott was bounced to the tune of $10 for threatening to make mince meat or words to that effect of Henry Ed wards. J. Mack will fast in the station house fifteen days for trouncing Mrs. Mack. He will not take any Christmaa turkey in his'n. James Bedhead was put where the dogs won't Dite mm lor thirty days, ior appropriating a pair of gloves. James won'l want any mors new gloves until the Cen tennial year of our national independence dawnt upon us. The three boyt who took a horse and wagon from in front of tbe Lutheran Church, South High stieet, Sunday even ing, donated ten dollars each to the mu nicipal exchequer. The next time they take a ride, they will be apt to walk. folios court is a poor place to pay livery fare. Robert McCrudel concluded "to draw the line" somewhere, to he drew a pair from Deacon Dent's stable. The Mayor will discuss the subject with him st tome future time, the date of which ia not yet announced. John Connors converted a straw stack on the Thomas farm into a rooating place, and the Mayor collected the rent for tuch occupancy. Scioto Vailer Railroad. Work on the Scioto Valley railroad progressing rapidly, fames wbo bave been over the road recently speak very highly of tbe manner in which the work being done. The road ia being fenced aa fast as msde wilh a good, substantial open board fence, which is whitewashed The trestle work is white and solid, being set on "mudsills" of masonry. The ties are closely laid, and an abundance is now being supplied. The iron raila are also receiveo a. iusibb requireu. in cruaaiug signs are painted and ready lor use. Much of the track lies tnrougn cuts and fills in clay soil, and all the gravel for ballasting has to be hauled from pits near this city, which nave oeen purchased bv the company. Bails hare beet laid below the Hocking Valley crossing. There are 225 men engaged in the gravel pit and track laying, uradmg on tne i . j ri. 1 1 : ,u- ir roaa was comnienueu iu vuniiuu.iic .uuu-day last. GOLD PENS. GOOD GOLD PEN WILL WRITE smoothly, will not injure ths nerves of the fingers and will outlast a hundred gross of tha best steel pens. John Holland's Celebrated Sold Pens Are made of 16 carat gold, alloyed by a pat ent process that gives them a better elastici ty man any others. Several ol tnem nave been In constant use over ten years. Every Jen ia warranted. For sale at the Book and ewelry Stores. If you want a genuine, well made and durable pen take none butHolland's. Mauf0tory,No, 18 W. 4th St.ClnoiRRttl sep!5 am ia4p M. Burns, MERCHANT TAILOR, ; NO. 58 NORTH HIGHSTBEET. r-Uood Flta guaranteed and price Ueasonable. Jy2 eod 6m l4p Davidson's European House (Late National Hatel) ; ' FURNISHED THROUpHOUT WITH all modern improvements, rooms ele gantly ftirnished and well ventilated. . ,., Dinner from 11:80 a. m. to l:30p.m.eachiay. vniy ao vena. - Meals served at all hours, both day and night. The traveling public will find this THE House of Central Ohio. Wine and Lnncb Room attached. J. H. DA V 1UB JN, . dc2 Sm lortp rroprletor. DENT'S. OYSTER PARLOR ABD 104 East Town Sir at. MR. DENT HAS SECURED 0B OF the finert bakers iu New Vork city, and ia prepared to furnish Parties, Socials, Banquets, etc , with Creams, Cakes, Oonfec-tions, Oysters, etc., of the choicest quality, and gotten up in elegant style. Hit experi ence is a guarantee ot satisfaction, uysurs dished up at his Parlor Restaurant in any manner desired. sepal eoaom Tht Celebrated Double Elaitie taPEPrCJBIlIA.N STEEL JPEIVK Are lor sale by all dealers In Stationary. For the convenience of those who may wish to try them. Sample cards, containing one eauh ot the IS numbers, will be sent by mail on reoeipt of 85 cts. IVISOM.BLAKKMAN.TAYI.OtlACO IBS al 140 firaad St., M. Y. seplS eod 3m Ip Police Item.. A fins $50 overcoat was stolen from Joseph Gundersheimer't clothing store last evening. Frank Arnold, fireman on the Pan- Handle pay train, had an overcoat stolen yesterday afternoon, Patrolman Fitz- patrick found it in the evening at the pawnbroker fl. A new floor it being put down in the station house. One of the revolvers, supposed to have been stolen from Mr. Siebert a few days ago. haa been found bv the police. W-.l J ITIl U.U T?!,l J uamanne Wliuea aiiu jnuaauviu rieiua took quarters in the sky parlor of the station house last night for giving a little muscular entertainment. Emmons Hastings and a buggy robe were found together last night, and were taken in out of the cold. Hastings waa identified. Ibe robe was not. Patrolman Millay is the proud owner of a piano. He won it yesterday at a drawing. At a recent meeting in thlt city of th educational department of tbe Centennial Exposition, it was decided to ask tbe Leg islature for an appropriation of $8000, to enable the committee to properly present the eduoational interests of Ohio at Phil adelphia, , FRANK L. GILBERT, X E IV T I S T . Offlce-NO. 84 NORTH HIGH ST., (0pp. Wesley Chapel) dec2 3ml.4p I'QI.l'MBIJB, O. FUBIiIO SALE. I will offer at Public Sale, at Board af Trade Booms, THURSDAY, DEC. 18, 1875, At 71 a P.M., 25 Shares of the Capital Stook of the Columbus Chair Company. novHtdlp M. W. BLISS. C. A. STEVENS, Justice of the Peace ADD QENEBAfj COI.LECTOB. Office cornet Third and Church streets, Newark. Ohio. dee6 3m lp X. OLA BBIOGB, Attorner at ljw and Motnry Pwblle Tn Odeon Building. 47 Smith High St. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOL SATiia AT THIS OFFICE by the pound or by the hundred. Storekeepers will realise a saving by using thorn for wrapping paper. - '1