Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-21
ITEMS OF OHIO NEWS.

Judge OhoISOnS election, by at least 15,OOt
majority, is the best possible response to the
abuse and impertinence with which the Dem.
ocracy followed him through the late canvass
He will undoubtedly be appointed by Gov
Chase to fill the vacancy occasioned by the res
ignation of Judge Swan, and enter at once up
on his duties. The State is fortunate in Sc
cnring so valuable an accession to its Supreme
Bench.
A Little son of John Hove, in Washinton
tp., Richland county, was drowned in a swill
barrel, sunk in the ground near the house
After being taken out, it gasped once or twice,
but could not be restored.
CLosE.-In the Representative district COM
posed Of the counties of jackson and Vinton,
Messenger (Rep) is elected by a majority of one
vote. A. Pearce has a majority of one in Vim
ton, and the Macarthur Democrat of Thursday
says: We have news from jackson county
that Messengers majority is two in that coun-
ty, which elects him by one vote."-State
Journal.
IMPoRrANr Su1r-S1, 900, 900 INVOLVED
A suit commenced sometime ago against the
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Cleve-
land & Toledo and Cleveland & Pittsburg R.
~ ~ NibCoN - ~ VI ShONhA Al
the city OF Cleveland, occupied By the depot OF
said companies, is now Oh trial in the U. S.
Court in this city. The suit is brought by the
origin al Connecticut Reserve, who claim that
the land had never been dedicated, The Rail
road Companies have improved the property
to the amount OF about 100000. The Unit
cd States Government has also put S300.000
in Improvements on q portion of the disputed
grounds. The arguments commenced on Sat
urday. and will continue for several days
Cincinnati Gazette,
At the Ashnabuia County Fair, Mrs. Nellis
exhibeited a goblet one hundred years old and
a tea kettle one hundred and nineteen.
Hon. Harrison G. Blake, the Republican
candidate, is elected to Congress by from l 300
to 1000, to fill the vacancy occasioned BIZ the
death of Hon. Cyrus Sphinx.
In Trumbull county. as we'll as in Cuyahoga.
the majority for Judge Gholson slightly ex-
ceeds that for Mr. Dennison. So much for
the effect of the Rooter demonstration, on /" the
Reserve"
At a recent trotting match near Cincinnati.
Flora Temple made three miles in the following
time. First mile, 2,271S, second 2,27, third
al Ia lie ltStGSl tlliIG Ou ISSOId-
On Sunday evening last, a daughter of Mr..
George Deland, of Unionville, was so badly
burned BY her clothes taking fire, that she died
On Monday Morning.
On the same day the child of Mr.. John Har-
ris, was so badly burned, in the same way, that
it is not expected to survive,-MarysUiAe Tri-
bune.
On Wednesday a train on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad, within three miles of Ra-
VIENNA, when crossing the wagon road, ran into
a hack carriage, seriously injuring the driver
Mr.. Orrin Burdick, smashing the vehicle to at
ons and killing the horses. Mr.. Burdicks
recovery is doubtful.
The Cincinnati Enquirer accounts for the
loss of the Legislature by the Democrats, at
the late State election, on the ground that they
failed to nominate popular and unexccptiona-
BILE nien as candidates In the several counties
and districts.
During the late term of the Muskingum
Court of Common Pleas there were fourteen
convictions under the liquor law twelve were
fined $50 each and two $40. The latter were
for selling to minors. Six persons were con-
sicted of fenitentiary offences.
An unfortunate inebriate named James Nc
Clure cut his throat from ear to ear with a
razor at Middletown, Butler county, on Tues
day, while 'Iaboring under temporary derange-
ment. After committing the rash act, Nc
Clure repented, ran towards the residence of a
Doctor about one hundred yards, when he
dropped down and died in twenty minutes.
A young man named j. H. Sipert, fell from
a tree, near London, Madison county, Oh Mon
day list, and received wounds of so serious a
nature as to cause his Heath in a short time.
TUE CostioCroN TREASURY RoBBERY.-Geo.
Bell, has been cleared of the charge Of having
robbed the CosltoCton County Treasury
White, also charged with having a hand in the
business, was first tried on the Walhonding
robbery. The trial came off last week, the
prisoner was found guilty and sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary, with the assurance
that when through with his labors in the peni-
tertiary, he would be tried on the treasury case.
He was brought to Vanslikeville OIL Thursday.
Bell has returned to this city.-Coiunbns Fact,
18th,