The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
Chips.

! thousand and eighty-Mss Kennedy, Miss
Summeral, aud Miss Gilmore, received premi-
ums'at the Harrison County Fair, for Equestrian
ism. The two first named ladies were endorsed,
Miss K, by the breaking of the stiirup, Miss S.
was thrown against tree and iujured-The
citizens of Massilon have just obtained new fire
engine, and organized fire company-John C.
| O'Nei of Ebensburgh Pa, lis the U. S. Consulat
Belfast, Ireland-Hon. Bradford K. Wood,
formerly Democrat member of Congressfrom
Albany, has been nominated By the Maine Law
men in that County, for Senator--W Within the
past fortnight eight slaves, the property Of ths
Messrs. Beae, have escaped from Muson Co., Va
a 100000 fire, occurred Allegheny City,
on the night of Oct. 22d-Jas Cowan, cur
rency tinker, was arrested at Doaue's Corners
near Cleveland, last week. press, dyes, aud
other necessary machinery for doing extensive
business in this line, captured by The officers
At the New York Stock Exchange, forty
shares of the C.. C. & C. Raill oad were sold at
$l164, last week--The Office Of the AshtabuIa
Democrat, is about being removed from Jefferson
| to Geneva--The rat-tail file libel suit, between
Gray of the Piuindealer, and Harris of the Herdld
is before the Court at Cleveland, this week.
The Cosssck Forces of Russia, consist of sixty
regiments, of eight hundred and fifty men each.
aud nine companies of Aitiery-Sam Medary
has MI declined his mission yet-The pres
ent prospects indicate very light cotton crop.
The cotton crops in the Western pnrt of Texas
are said to be good-Not less than l6, 900 slaves
have died of the Cho'era in Cuba the present
seasor-P. r.. Barnum, Esq, has subscribed
] A,I,, d
pany-ln Schuykill County, Pa, it is said there
is one legally licensed liquor establishment to every
| nine and half voters-A woman in Liverpool,
wife of baker gave birth recently to five children
two boys and three giils-The Freshman class
of Williams Cullege numbers about sixty Miss
Mary Marble, daughter of Dan Marble, is playing
an engagement at the Chicago Theatre-The
merchants on the Buffaio dock, have presented
Capt. Hazard of the Mississippi, an elegant SER
vice of Silver Plate, in appre ciation Of his galIant
endeavor to rescue Louis WakeIee, from the
wreck of the Schooner Oneida-The laws of
California are printed in Chinese, for the benefit
of the large Chinese population of that State--
! Hon. Jas. b. Williams has become proprietor of
the Toledo Bads-It showed hard all day in
Baltimore on the Goth ult-The Gath day of
November, has been selected by the Governors of
FIVE Safes, Ohio. Massachusetts, New Hamp-
shire, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. as the
Thanksgiving Anniversary The Cleveland Her
aid in placing the yearly expenses Of a crack 1"
retuil Dry Goods Store on Superior street at
$1,000, suys, thai 10 meet them requires sale Of
$40, $50. Mt fifteen per cent net profit-$200 900
worth of property were destroyed by the recent
fire in Louisville. The .IouraaE office was de-
stroy ed, with two steam cylinder presses, an on
gine, quantity of paper, &c.-Abby Kelly
Foster has been leciuring in Dstroit-A new
Luke Superior Mining Company has been formed
IN Cleveland. Geo. Wolthing, Pres Chas L.
Rhodes, Sec, and FL. Garretson, Treas. The
Company commence operations Immediately
During the past year the Cleveland Gas Company
have imported $4,000 feet of pipe-The steam
er Queen City, has sunk in thirty feet water al
; Erie harbor--A printing press capable of print
ing thirty thousand sheeis per hour, has been in-
vented by Victor Beaumont Of New York. Mr.
Hoe has purchased the patent. This press viii
RI throw off ten thousand sheets per hour than
the fastest press of the Hoe patent--A little
boy, son of Mr.. Wheeler, of EagIeve, Ashtabula
Co, fell from load Of pumpkins under the car
THE number of inhabitants within the corpo
! rate limits of Charden IS 61o. The number o
: scholars between the ages of and 21 years, 174
, The trial Of the Martha Washington case will
, cost our government from thirty to fifty thousand
. dolars--Cosl is 40 cents bushel, and wood S.
per cord in Cincnnati-Butter is 20 cents pei
j pound, eggs 25 cents per dozen, and apples Z;
cents and 81 per bushe in the Cleveland marke
8 Miss Caroline E. Putnam, of Salem, Mass.
has announced to the public that she has adopted
the profession Of barber, ard will take the beard
9 off gentlemens chins at the rate of cents th
: mug-A specimen Of The genus homa is exhibit
ing in Newark, who is three years old, and weigh
only six pounds and four ounces-There ar
:, ninety two hotels iD New York. Everyone is do
d ing large business-Seven hundred student
Il are NOW enrolled at Harvard University-Par
of The suite of Louis Napoleon, in his late IS pro
h gress' through the northern piovinces was eight
J. cooks ,-Thirty thousand dollars have been sui
9 scribed to the Henry Clny Monument Fund
i Gavazzi is on Western tour Madome Sonia
% is singing in adelpha--Bayard Taylor
y still with the Japan expedition, but announce
n his intention TO return home at the first opportun
ID ty--An editor down east, describing family
= his acquaintance, says they were SO mean the
"a had to die by subscription--Fort Hamiltc
House, L. 1, was burned on Sunday night, DC
23d Loss S75 OOO--Thomas Davis, of MAJ
'g chester, N. e., freight conductor on the o.
a p Railroad was killed while uncoupling the hiI
car, on Friday, Oct. 21stT-A large bed OF b
iron ore has been discovered near Lambervll
," N. J.--Hon. Ichabod Bartlett, prominent pr
Ills clan Of New Hampshire, is dead---At Il
res Dead I,e,tar oe.o =; jIu..h;,r,o, obo,t ~
ell thousand busbs,s of ,o... s.,oa oror,, vo
ell Tile Barker Fau,;,,, ;.hoo !,
es. week--rbere are ro,,, -. c,,,.oo,, h.,
- - oreoa Revolutionary soldiers, GALL of whom q
-. drawing pensions from the Treasury of the Unit
to- NJ tho cr,sst.i po1o,a IN, H o"'