Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11

TuE WoRE OF ruE Does.--We give below th'
work Of the dogs in six counties in Ohio
In wool growing regions, in other portions o.
the State, The work" has been equally wei
performed BY the csninesi
10 Greene county, sheep killed by dogs ,o6!
value ~, ,429 injured $40, value e675.
In Summit county, sheep killed by dogs s9s
value 81 ,729 injured 9O7. value S125.
In Muskingum, sheen killed by degs ,90s
vBlue S2,4s4; injured 766, value S732.
In Champaign county. 6s9 sheep were KILLED
10 1858 by dogs, and 564 injured, involving
loss Of S2lS9.
The sheep killed by dogs in Lorain count,
In 1858. numbered 432, of she value Of SD2i
injured l56, value s29s.
During the year 1858, there were killed in
Lake County by dogs. 4l2 sheep, valued al
S'4J. There were also 100 sheep injured, val
ued at Sl46.
The Wool growers Intend holding Conven
tion. "open to the world" ia Cleveland, nex
month. We hope they will propose something
practical in the way Of getting clear Of th,
thousands Of worthless curs In State. Lei
them resolve TO do something, and then do il
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aJA French magistrate, noted for his love o.
the pleasures Of the table. speaking one day
to friend, said:
1--WE have Just been eating a superb turkey
it was excellent. stuffed with tSufes TO the neck
tender, delicate, and of high flavor. We lef
only the bones"
"H0w many of you were there ?" said bis
kind friend
"Two," replied the magistrate, Eyes, the
turkey and myself"
s&-lt is estimated that the recent battle
of Magenta has created at least twenty thou.
sand widows and sixty thousand orphans
RA.The Austrian press 10 Vienna and
other cities rejoice exceedingly over the
downfall of Lord Derby, because he was so
obstinately neutral.
ReH-lt has been recommended that the
next state Convention Of the American par
ty of Maryland be held in Baltimore on the
10th Of August
P0-It is now ascertained that the EmpeI
ror Of Austris reached Milan just in time to
learn the defeat Of his army, and to assist
in the evacuation Of Milan. That was not
the entertainment to which he invited him.
self
B6-The Havana correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier, under date Of the 25tb,
writes that the yellow fever is making some
progress among the shipping there. Thus far
we hear nothing Of this disease at New Orr
leans.
RA-Accounts from Washington say that
the remains Of the late DIR. Gamaliel Bailey,
who recently died on his way TO Europe, ar.
rived in Washington on the morning ofJuly
4, and the funeral services took place at
Trinity Church on the 9th.
s6-The st Catharine's, c. W. Post states
that man fell down an embankment in that
city, few nights since, and Was killed
The Coroner's jury which sat upon the body
rendered q verdict of willful murder against
the Street Committee and other members oi
the Corporation for leaving the place un-
guarded.
B@-Francis de Mum, a colored man was
eating ice cream on the corner of the Bow
cry and Canal street, New York, on the 4 h
when John Matthews, another colored man,
dropped pack of lighted fire crackers into
de Munn's pocket which caused flask of
powder therein to explode Both men were
seriously injured,
nA-The Roman correspondent of the Lon.
don Weekly Register writes that her Majes'
ty Queen Victoria has forwarded an auto
graph letterAO the Pope, thanking his Holir
ness for his present of beautiful mosaic
table. 1t is added that the Pope was much
gratifed with the friendly sentiment express
ed by her Majesty.