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COLUMBUS NEWS.

CoLUMBUs, June Is.
STREET RAILROAD CoMrANY.-Messrs. Joseph II.
Riley, Thco. Comstock, Thomas Sparrow, Peter
Ambos, G. p. L. Butler, Jno. s. Hall, ,Fand VIM. B..
Thrall of this city, with Seneca w. Ely, Esq, of
Chillcothe, have associated themselves into Com
pany, to be styled the Columbus Street Railroad Com
pany, the object of which to establish for
ger use only, line of railway In the townships Of 2
Montgomery and Franklin, and in the corporations
Of Columbus and Franklnton. The first route will
commence at point mile south of the corpora
tion line on ChlCothe Pike, north through High
street to point ono mile north Of the corporation,
the Worthington Plank Road. The second
will commence at near the west bank OF Alum
Greek, and run in westerly direction through
Broadway to Franklin street, in Franklinton thence
south to point ON the Harrisburg road, Green
Lawn Cemetery and thence east to the intersection
of Third and High street, The third route will
commence at the intersection of Town and High
streets, running east to East Public Lane, thence q,
south to Friend street. The capital stock of the
Company is S2j0OO0. ' '"s' fa' ar
A GERMAN medical gentleman in the Southern part
of the.cty slightly opened his eyes yesterday morn
ing, when, upon entering his office, quantity Of nuts
were noticed on the table, The bait was too tempt
ing and the Or. bit, causing slight "concussion"
amongst the contents of the nut, which proved TO be
powder and other little necessaries for explosion.
If the Doctors eyes opened when he saw the
nuts they persisted in closing up when he heard the
explosion, which had the effect to injure his mouth
severely. He is unable to suspect any particular per-
son of the outrage.
THE commencement exercises of Central College
occurred on the 18th inst, being highly interesting
| and attended by a large number of our citizens
THE Vedettes out in full dress parade last
| ming, attracting universal attention. N.
THE returned juvenile vocalists Will perform at
Armory Hall evening next week, assisted by
eral older amateurs. fHrlf -'.t
In Common Pleas Court, yesterday, Judge Bates
delivered lengthy opinion, overruing the motion
to Quash the indictment in the contested election
cases. The of Holdemard Crary, Esq, for pro-
curing illegal votes, was then tried, resulting In
verdict of acquttal. .'Ff
An adjourned meeting of the Celebration Commit
tee held at the American Hotel last evening, p.
Ambos, Esq, in the Chair Letters were read from
more than fifty different societies Benevolent state,
Municipal and Religious-acceptiug the invitation
the Committee to celebrate on the occasion Of the
Fourth. era-rg- "a .-- - .s,..4s-F..-
The following gentlemen compose the Committees
for completing the arrangements in accordance with
the resolution representing every department OF
business. .,s .r. "a.
THE names will be published Tomorrow
IN Common Pleas Court this afternoon, the jury
before whom Mr.. Crary tried for procuring ile-
gal votes, after absence of two minutes, returned
averdict Of not guilty. Thomas Davis has been found
guilty of burglary and his brother Henry acquitted