Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29

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4 Coon ARRANGEMEsT.-Ihe Auditor of
| State has instructed the County Auditors to
pay into the Common School Fund twenty
four cents for each scholar. being an addition
to the fund caused by the collection of more
than one-half Of the yearly. taxes on the dupli-
cate. This will come very good for the schools,
as it was anticipated that the fund would
prove inadequate for carrying on the schools
until the next tax paying.
The Xenia N6ws oflast Friday speaks of a
recent invention by Messrs. r. w. & D. Davis,
of Yellow Springs, which Immediately inter
ests all printers. 1t is a continuance for print
ing directions on newspapers, and a single MA
chine will direct from two to three thousand
papers in a single hour;sa large machine for
| cities &Fi1f'addres5 ten thousand an hour.
We understand that Mr.. e. Wagner, of
Morrow, in this county, committed suicide on
last Monday night, by hanging himself. We
did not learn the cause. He leaves a large
family to- mourn his untimely end. He had just
heard. Of his mothers death-but this is not
looked upon as sufficient cause for the rash act:
Lebanon Stqr. ':es ~
On Friday avesing Aase; a5frrs broke out in
the .Milssat Blowers corners, by which Mr..
Arlinus Brewers steam .saw-Yill, grist-mill,
tannery, boot & shoe shop. tools and impli-
ments; $4,000 feet Of lumber, a wagon and two
sets of harness, with other property, were entire
ly destroyed-aH1ountinG to many thousand
dollars.-Ashtabula Sentinel.
Az:manufacturer in Cincinnati who, the
Gazette says, enjoys a municipal position ofhon-
or and responsibility, and is M of the leaders.
in certain religious movements, the other day
deducted ten cents from the daily wages of one
of his employees-because said employee was
detained a few minutes from bis work by call
ing a physician to see his sick wife!
A correspondent ofthe Cincinnati CONNER
cial, writing from Massillon, says In reply to
inquiries in regard to the prospect for the grow
ing wheat crop, | would say in Stark county,
1.-THE Banner Wheat county of the STATELY it
never looked better at this season of the year.
Reports from all directions Of the backbone
counties are all encouraging.
The frcmen of GAINESVILLE held a meeting on
Saturday evening, to make arrangements for
the State Parade Of Fireman to be held in that
city, the coming summer They appointed
committees to make out a list of prizes, provide
accommodations, correspond with the companies,
&c. &c.
A fellow calling himself Albert Victor Lam
artine, has been playing suicide at Sandusky
and Dayton, in order to get up sympathy and
dollars. He raised $40 at Sandusky, and $25
and a free pass to st. Louis from the sympath-
izing Daytonians.
STocK SH1PMEHTs,-Since the 5th inst, the
shipments Of stock over the C.. C. & C. Rail
road amounts to IS car loads. Ofthis amount
35 cars were brought over the Little Miami
Road, being Kentucky cattle.-Coi,mqbus Fact.
Put it on record, that the Democratic legis- /
lature refused to call upon Auditor Morgan,
and Transfer Agent, Edgerton, to tell what
they knew about the stealing from the treasury.
The people will remember it.
A woman was killed in Dayton, last week,
during a thunderstorm, by a stroke of light
ming. She was carrying a steel vessel in her
hand, which is supposed to have attracted the
electric fluid. =, ~.
A man namedssGayle1s sand his; three sons
have been arfesfsdaat .paytoa.:, 0hiey charged
with conspiracy te.fhrow a train: Of .cars from.
the track, becaase; II f@aii1lfFte attiiaw7 1t665 get, pay
for COWS that had been klfedsShFth8 Toad. 's@ t
On Friday and. satfday of last week a Sc
we're gale MISREPRESENTATION part of the@statr,
doing consffdetaBla damage tosBaadiriggf aad to
the shipping on the. LLakeg::s A pnmher OF. lives
lost by shipmTacka Por
The only two Democrats among those in
dicted for participating in the rescue Of. the al
legged fugitive, John, are permitted to stay at
home and enjoy their freedom, while all the Re-
publicans are kept confined. u.
BYRoN PEISE, Who has Just been elected
Supreme Judge of Wisconsin, is an. Ohioan, and
as we learn from the Painsuille Telegraph, a
native of that place. He is a sclfmade man of
great talent md ehefgy..r
The Cleveland National Denocrat announces
the death from consumption of Miss Fanny j..
Yates, in her 23d year, ncice and adopted
daughter of President Buchanan. She died on
Thursday.
ANTIOCH CoLLEGE.-This institution has
been entirely freed from debt, and purchased
by its old friends, with a, new charter which
secures it perpetually tothe- Christian denomin
r.
A reward of 81 600 has been offered by the
of Chillicothe for the -reeapture of
.he murderer Wallace, who broke jail at that
afew days since. sr
Pendleton, Cox, Burns and Vallandigham
been at Columbus franking the report of
and Edgerton all over the State. A
cry small business, indeed.
Adam 0rebaugh, postmaster at Jacksonville,
Highland county, has been arrested for opening 5
decoy letters, and taken to Cincinnati for {
'
The Madison county stock sales, which oc-
ur monthly, are becoming an important insti- :,
The sales of cattle and horses are very =
arge. 3f I
The Cincinnati horticultural Society reports :,
apples, pears, plums, peaches and cherries =
ave thus far escaped material injury. .i
The steamers Artic and Forester are run
ing between Cleveland and Buffalo at half
price. Z
DIR. AeKLEY. one Of the most distinguished |
rgeons of the West, died suddenly in a chair
his Office at Cleveland, on Sunday last. Ii
BY a recent act of the Ohio Legislature, the t'
od-bed of railways has been classified person a
> instead of real property. II.
The Toledo Herald of Tuesday, mentions the Il
hibition of a hog in that city weighing L 900 .
That's a whole hog and no mistake. E