The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-30
COLUMBUS NEWS.
COLUMBUS, Wednesday Evening, June

COLUMBUS, Wednesday Evening, June 20.
Some pudding head in this city, who writes
a daily budget of bosh for a diminutive Gin
cinnati sheet, seems TO be trying to give the
Columbus people the reputation of being hea-
thens, permitting, as he AYERS, the most OBJ
scene doings ON our streets in broad daylight.
The writer of such stuff should be attended
to, for if he is an rreclaimable fool he deserves
the city's charity. Some of the Cincinnati
papers are SO very enterprising that they have
become a nuisance Columbus Stotesulan,
June 29th.
The young gentleman(f) who wrote the
above was evidently mad.
We have looked carefully over the Columbus
reports, and find nothing that corresponds to
cause for such futtering, unless 1t is this,
which is to be found In our "diminutivs" Of
the 2Sth: ts,s. e
DRUNK.--A young gentleman with couple
of young ladies of On unenviable reputation,
seated themselves in buggy and went driving
through High street at lightning speed yester-
day evening. All three felt the ardent"
slightly, and the young man felt brick by the
side of his head, instead Of his hat before he
could be induced to deliver up the horse to its
owner, who had chased him on horseback to
the southern part of the city. It is needless
to add that tbe police, whose duty it should
be to arrest such characters, knew nothing
about it. .r.a. ut.. / .....'.r... .,...
To the "young gentleman" Of the Statesman
we would say, if this coat fits you, put it on.
If it pinches-sll the better!
FOURTH OF JULY.-From the extensive pre-
parations being made in our city, the celebra-
tion of the coming "Fourth," promises to be
one of the most magnificent affairs ever gotten
up in our city. A grand military display, fol-
lowed by an interminable procession, composed
of Odd Fellows, Fire Companies, Mexican
Volunteers, Sabbath Schools, the Maenor Choir,
tradcsmen and artizans of all branches, at
work on platforms, drawn by horses, with in
Vulnerable emblems, banners, flags, etc. The
procession will march through all the principal
streets, thence to the park, where appropriate
exercises, and orations will be listened to by
tho assembled thousands during the afternoon.
The whole will conclude, in the evening, with
a brilliant and gorgeous display of fire works,
balloons, etc. sr-. r.a
The Picnic AT BRUSH LAKE.--A largo
number of railroad men, with their classics"
and friends, left on the early train this morn
ing, for Brush Lake. Everything was well
arranged for making the trip agreeable aud
pleasant to all who might honor the party
with their presence. A fine sail-boat was
| brought through from Cleveland last evening
and shipped to the pleasure grounds, to be
launched on the smooth surface of the lake
this morning. Another party left for the same
destination this afternoon.
FUNNY.-A fight came off between two prom
inent limbs of the law here day, all about
checquer- board. One of the parties was
arrested and taken before Esq. Miller for as
until Thursday next.
BROKEN OPEN--The doors of the Gay street
Engine House have been broken open twice
within the last week. 1t may cause some
trouble to the persons engaged in the trans
actions, if they attempt it again.
The cAILIoPE.-Levi j. North has tender
ed the use of his Steam Calliope, to head the
procession of Citizens here on the Fourth of
July. This will be celebrating by steam
surely. .a2a
The TURKEY CAsE.--This case was concluded
by the jury awarding the colored man Trent,
seventy-fve cents for the fowl. The costs In
tho case was $S2 so. A pretty fair price for
one turkey.
A NUISANCE TO THE "STATEsMkN."-Ths
Daily Press already outnumbers the States
man in circulation here.
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