Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-17
IzKaxs OF oHIo NEWS.

IN Il ANhAs . A0oAs u Ph 8yHO
broke into a whisky shanty at Mount Liberty.
Belmont county, in this State. occupied by
Sarah Cation and her daughter, a girl about
16 or Il years of age. The rioters cut the
furniture emptied the feather beds, spilled the
whisky and then beat Mrs. Cations son. Not
satisfied they then put the women on rails and
carried them through the streets
Amongst the many counterfeits now in cir
c~ulation, we notice one on the Forest City
Bank. Cleveland, Ohio-10s. Vignette, six
females and four males on left end imitation
of genuine. Better refuse all bills having this
vignette they being made TO represent several
Ohio Banks.
A wood train on the Cleveland and Pitts
burg Railroad, on Tuesday night, ran over a
COW near Salineville Station. -Four cars were
thrown from the track, killing two Irishmen
named james Murphy and Michel Cummings.
Nancy j. Ross obtained a verdict of $3.50
against Morris T. Jewell, a druggist, at Youngs-
town, Mahoning Co., last week for selling her
strychnine instead of morphine.
At Youngstown, Mahoning County, David
Wait obtained a verdict for 81 ,062 against the
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Co, for breaking three of his ribs in 1855.
A test trial of reapers and mowers, lone and
two horse) and of moleplows, or underdrain
ditchers, will be made near London, in this State,
on Thursday and Friday, June Both, and July
lst, under the direction of the Madison County
Agricultural Association.
On Friday last, as we learn from the ColuE-
bus Fad, the body of a newborn babe was
thrown from the moving train going East, when
a short distance east of that city. No clue to
the perpetrator of the deed has yet beendiscov-
cred. go
The Wyandot Republican relates a fearful
accident which occurred near Upper Sandusky
on Monday the 23d ult. A Mr.. Younker was
driving his wagon, loaded with lumber, over
the new iron bridge across the Sandusky river,
and when in the middle, the Shole structure
suddenly gave way, p ~~ipitafng MIR. Y, horses
and all to the bottom. 4se bridge was totally
destroyed, and the team ruined, and Mr.. Y,
died of his injuries the next day.
Monday night of last week the hotel of Jo-
seph Cameron, Esq, in Richmond, Jefferson
county, Ohio, was burned. Mrs. Cameron and
her son persisted in the flames. Mrs. G. escaped,
but returned to rescue her son, 20 years of age,
who was of weak mind, and their crisped re-
mains were found lying together in the rtiins.
DEATH OF GENERAL SPINK-We learn from
the Wooster Democrat that General Sphinx,
member of Congress elect, from the Wayne
District, died very suddenly of apploplexy, at
his residence in Wooster, last Monday week.
The Governor will. probably, order an election
to fill the vacancy, in October.
The Mount Vernon Wool Market was fairly
opened last week. There are several buyers,in
the field and although prices are somewhat
higher than they were last year, yet they are
not so high DIS growers desire. The ruling
prices are from 35 to As cents u ID. according
to quality-Banner.
An English woman named Mary Mallory,
was caught a few days ago in the act of pick
ing a ladyis pocket in Cincinnati. The Press
describes the thief as expert and thorough
She had made predatory excursions lately to
Cleveland and Chicago, and boasts of having
$4,000 in bank, the results of recent operations.
The past week or ten days a great deal of
wool has been brought to this market. Prices
range from 80 to As cents.-Cardungton Her
aid.
On Friday a little daughter of Rev. Collins
Stone, Superintendent of the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum, at Columbus, while playing in the
yard near a horsepower, was caught in the ma
chiuery, receiving injuries from the effects of
which she died on Saturday morning.
The Mahoning Co, Register says: A num-
Der Of men who started from Youngstown, Pc
land and Briar Hill. for Pixies Peak, went part
way, got scared and returned, arriving at home
last week.
OBERLIN CoLLEGE-The Students in actual
attendance in the spring term numbered $50
of whom 527 were males and 333 females. OF
these 227 were new students.-Euangellst, 9Th
The failure of VIM. Crane, the extensive dis
tiller and produce dealer at Dresden, is an
nounced, and it is supposed by his creditors that
he has a~bsconded. His liabilities are estimated
at from $50, 900 to SIS, 900.
A gentleman in Waterloo, Seneca Co, own
a canary which will MARBLE " Hail Columbia
without missing a note.