Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
ITEMS OF OHIO NEWS.

wicked nJtI6 arcner must nave given his DOW
an extra twang to have pierced two such old
hearts, for Mr.. Fowler was so years old on the
9TH of last February, and the happy bride 81
the same day! She is his third wife.
A small boy was killed ON the Lake Shore
Railroad GA Wednesday morning, twelve miles
east Of Cleveland, as he WAS attempting to cross
the track before the locomotive.
The Summit Beacon says that some five thou
sand pounds of wool were brought into Akron
last week, though sales upon the street were APP
parently less active than the week previous
Some large and superior lots were purchased
cut of town and delivered there directly at ware
houses.
III sheep killed by dogs in Lorain county in
IS %, numfcred 49, of the value OF 5 52l; IL
pured I56, value 5 292-
: Two little daughters of DR.. Stanton, of War
saw, Cnshocton county, lied suddenly " few
days ago from poison as is supposed. They has
been playing in a field, where, it is thought,
they found and eat of the ivy, or deadly night
shade.
Docs rs. SnEsp.-In Ashtabula county last
year J23 shcepwere killed or injured by dogs,
of the value of 81. $40 a pretty severe tax for
having the county we'll supplied with tame
wolves. Were wild ones doing the same dam
age, big hunts would De frequsnG.
DR., A. c. Trilnble, our Congressman, elect,
has gone to the Virginia hot springs, hoping to
recover from the severe attack OF rheumatism
which he has been laboring under for some
naonths- We wish him Il speedy and complete
recovcry.-[Chillicothe Gazette
kuIED.-ThomaS Collier, son of Col. James
Collier, oS Steubcnville, was thrown from a
buggy, m st. Louis on the DIST ult., and killed.
His remains were brought to Steubenyille fol-
in~tersent.
Tho Trulnbun County Board of Agriculture
offer a premium of ) for the worst horse in
the co saty : , for the second worst, and S ]
for sfss slsird W srSt. and have appointed Dumars
OF the oUr~rS-tvtp4eeis4s Ei+czet of +Ae-M War
ren Democrat and Adams of the Warren Chron-
iclc as being the worst Judges of horse flesh in
Northern Ohio.
w. Craze, Il 6Gstaler ST DEssd~n. Nuskingum
county, lNas faAAd and absconed, leaving debts
to the amount of from $4,000 to 5 100 900,
due numerous persons, and running DAIRY pool
families.
We learn frcpa tAs Seneca Advertiser that
christian Bocilfer, of Tiffin, was struck by light
ming about half Il mile from that place, On Fri
day last and instantly killed. He had taken
shelter from the storm under q tree, and the
same Bolt which shivcred that, destroyed him.
The Star says tha5 Mr.. ParsEalf: of Lebanon.
has returned from RHs.'& Peak, thoroughly sat
is&ed that, though there is gold there it is much
easier got at in Ohio.
Patrick McCurdy, a habitual drunkard OF
Mansfield, fell down dead in his room On Ssal-
day of last week.
The Wooster Republical of last weck SPEAK
/ ing of the frost, observes:
Ohio the backbone, or wheat counties,
suffered most. ssrerels, agsI IN WAYNE eotssty
the wheat is killed more generally than in any
other county in the State. If fact, SO far as we
have been able to learn, there is no county in
the wide regioh covered by the frost, that felt
Is eAsass arg Rlors deadly than Wayne.
In. Mahonin& county, Ohio, ths &ouss- of Mr..
Fredenick was lately struck by Lightning, and
his gsfa:' v=as hsILed; ASH he I1ad1f injured, SO
much 50, cnat his RECEIVERS IS dsus tful. Then
children escaped. In The same county, three
young men went out on Sunday to gather spike
nard, instead of that they got wild parsnip, and
sztg oBM Ose of tiacr1 died ls lsalf an, hostf as
tsr eating il.
,ksFnes Taylor, OF Cleveland has been fined
$3.50 and costs, and sent to Jail in default Of bail,
for insulting ladies in that city.
A burglar se C~u,einnati, planted a ladder ur
70 the window of the sleeping room of Mr.. Bis
sell, cashier Of the Ohio Valley Bank, entered
his room and stole the KEYS of the bank. from
Mr.. B pocket. Mr.. b. awoke just as the bur
glar was getting out of the window, made an
cutlery, but the rascal escaped TEGs. occurred
an Cess t stzFth street, one of the most public
places in that city, and within the beat OF two
policemen.
Twenty-six cars loaded YslEa ftnr fat cattle
were shi pped over the {. e. g. {. Railroad, yes
terday, for the eastern market. .-LState Jour
nal, Ssh.
At Cincinnati a machine has been Inverted
to manufacture paper bags for groceries &C. II
manufactures them very rapidly.
In Cleveland, on Saturday, among other daEf
as-& done by tho'seS3re gals; the roof of a two
story house was blown off and falling UPON a
shed in which soAle Children had satsa. f.fage,
crushed thai 54ildHls to sac ground, and bfoke
the Buck of one child and legs of an other.
Young Cook, who was sent from Cincinnati
to the Penetcntiary for life, for the murder OF
B. Kate Buvaan. and after SarvinD SiX 1r4t5Lr- va
granted a new trial, has been convicted of man
slaughter, and sentenced TO ben, years iH2srison-
mcnt.
Among the cadets who graduated at the West
Etiut Military Academy lately. we notice the
name. of Allen L. Anderson and Caleb H. Carl
ton of Ohio.
The FindIav Jef~er<onian. Hancock Co. SAYS
the wheat cro1 in that county Will be one-tliird
greater than last year.
A man named Cooley was arrested ut Cleve'
land, for proposing to blow up a steamer of an
opposition line. He was listalAe I'd 20 with Il view OF
Getting his plans, and then appfchtnding him.
This was done, and he is in Jail. 1T appears,
hoEeTer, that there is no law to convict such a
seuumdreI. They hope to conveict him for being
engaged in eoHnterfeiting.
The old and respected firm of Chamberlin and
Crawford, forwarding and commission mer-
chants. and agents of the Northern Transporta-
ton Line of Propellers at Cleveland, has sus-
pended payment.
The artesian well is now ! ,9T1 feet deep, hay
ing been sunk hut seven feet the past three
months. The tubing has been ag3qis. removed.
aud the Sorhner1 aIs eBgzHgss5 ss warming out
toG still more OFFENDER. This we'll Row lacks but
go feet of being the deepest in the United
States.-[State Journal, June %.
The Portsmouth Tribune learns from a far
mer who has lived in Scioto county forty wears,
sfElt srs hEaea rt~eT REo WI a. better eropsof wheat
than the oEse now being harvested
Nrs-SHssaE Town and Mrs. Margaret Wilkins,
hanged themselves IN Preble county last week,
while laborins unsseT partial arrangement.
i lad, named Williams, nine or ten years
old, was drowned at Cleveland, or. Friday.
While bathing.
srsrENDEn-Tbe Ban1Kfng Esouse. of Whit
rHrsG4 S5aedart S Co., OF this city, suspended
Satleday.-Glev. National Dem 18th.
CINCINNATI Horse MARKEr.-The number of
horses sold for the week ending June q was
213, for which number the gross sum of 500
745-55 was paid
N5shofas Eopgwurth, OF Cncfrnsta. paws she
largest amount of taxes of anv lrau i4 the
State, though lie is far from being the happiest
mortal, The semi-annual amount lust paid By
MN was SAS, ISo.2S Il total for the year of
j SSI,5LR5&L
1he-Cir9;iTlT1a Il Commercial says--|' We. uR.
derstand shat the Cleveland and Columbus
Company have earned within the six months,
and nave the money ON hand to pay the usual
halt-yearly Dividend of 5 per cent, in July.
Postmaster Faran has withdraWn ffoas the
editorial corps of the Cincinnati Enquirer, and
1t is stated that \. I'D. Banks, late an editor in
Virginia, Will take the editorial helm of Tie
Enquirer.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the LEST. Gives an
encouraging account o5 the wheat prospects in
Miami county. 1t says " the harvest will be
completed the present week. and a finer one we
have not seen for many years. The berries
have filled out thick and plump, and promise
to produce a much better quality of flour than
we hrve had for 4 long time"