Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
ITEMS OF OHIO NEWS.

miles and a half of Bellfountain, Logan county,
with its contents. a large lot Of wheat threshed
and ready for market, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday of last week-ioss, 81 400.
Prof" VIM. 81 Rarey, elder brother of the
European horse-tatning celebrity, is astonish-
ing the natives Of the Western Reserve by his
feats 10 horse tanning.
Miss Emily Green. of Planktown Richland
clothes takeing fire from a cooking-stove, that
she died shortly after.
We learn from the Ashland Times that two
young students, NAMED Kelsey and Beer, at the
| Vermilion Institute, while at breakfast on the
morning Of the 9th, got into an altereatiou.-
| Kelsey arose, drew a stone from his pocket,
and struck young Beer behind the ear, ~fractur-
ing his skull 50 badly az to render his recovery
doubtful.
SUpDEN DEETu-We learn that Mr.. Vim.
Bulle, Of Orange Township, in this county,
came to his death, Oh "Wednesday last, from
the sting Of u bee. 1t is said that he lived
but ten minutes after he was stung. Mr.. B.
was a most estiInable man, both in his social
relations as well as a citizen.-Ssdneg TO-
Journal
The detective police Of Cincinnati overhaul
ed, a day or two since, three counterfeiters, who
carried on operations on an Ohio river fatboat,
near Jacksonville Two trunks full of eoun-
ter(eit bank notes were found on board. They
were ones on the Bank of Kentucky, at Bowl
ing Green, and threes on the Southern Bank
of Kentucky, at Russellville.
At Fiqua, Miami county, on Monday, az a
little child, just beginning to walk, was play
ing in front of its mothers residence, u large
hog rushed at the child and seizing it by the
shoulder started off at a rapid pace. Fortu-
netely, however, the infant vas rescued from
being, doubtless, eaten by the beast. With the
exception Of . few scratches the child was I'M
injured. So says the Enquirer.
The receipts of the city of Cincinnati, for
the last week, amount to 81 .427. and the ex-
penditurcs to S3,l57.
In 1858 the wheat crop of Ohio, grown on
! ,608,412 acres was 17.655.463 bushels. This
| year it is estimated that there are 100000
acres in wheat, and the crop 10000, 900 of
bushels.
ASCENSION HALL, GAMBIER.-The Clevc-
land Herald learns, through q private letter
from President Andrews, that the friends OF
Kenyon College are responding Literally to the
recent appeal of Bishop McIlvaine. About
$1,000 have been already received-$1 600 in
q single donation from a benefactor whose gen
ero5ity to the College has been previously
eyinced. About $1,000 more are still requir-
ed.
ADDING Trs-1.T TO INJuRY-Some burglars
recently entered the peaceful bedchamber of
Mr.. Samuel Sherwood of Marysgille, and stole
the purse from that gentleman's pantaloons-
Having removed ten dollars from the purse.
they FLIED it with gravel, and returned it to
the pocket.
CoNvALEscINa.-The ~convicts in the peni-
tertiary who were recently shot by the guards
while attempting to escape, are both recover
ing from their wounds. although the balls have
not been extracted from those of Shade.-Col-
umbus Fat.
William Track, a lad about l6, was so in
jured in Girard, O., a few days since, by a
heated nail rod in the hands of a blacksmith,
as to cause his death. The boy fell upon the
hot rod, which entered his side.
The RESURRECTION CAsE.-Since we no.
ticed this affair the grave has been opened and
the discovery made that the corpse is still its |
inmate.-Cokumbus Fact.
A lad s years of age, son of Henry Buck
vic, was scaldvd TO death on Friday last, by
falling into the cooling tub of the Unionville
Distillery, at Portsmouth, 0.
Last week, a young man in Cincinnati, DELHI
~erately drew a razor from a bureau in his
room, and in the presence of his wife. coolly
cut his throat, nearly se%ering the wiudpipe.-
His wife struggled to prevent the act, but to
no nurnOca M hOnaS ara aptnrfaiOaI 5f hIe |
recovery.
Judge Rauney, while addressing the Demo-
cracy at McConnellsVille, last week, was taken
severely sick, and had to leave the stand in the
midst of his speech. He, however, recovered,
and was able to meet his appointment at Mari
eta the next day.
The City Council of Cleveland have author
lied a reward of $4,000 to be paid for the ar
rest and conviction of the murderer of the late
E. T. Sterling. The county has also offered a
reward of 81 900. The sum offered by Mr..
w. j. Warner will make the reward amount
to $500.
CrNcIsNArr, August 22-Hewson &
Holmes, stock brokers on Third street, suspen-
ded. Liabilities not stated.
The National Horse-Show, for the United
States, is to be held this year in Dayton, O.,
beginning September Oh, and continuing four
days.
Scarlet fever has nearly ahated here. Out
of some three hundred and fifty cases, Il physi-
clan informs us there were but sixteen deaths.
-Fgndiay O. Courier.
Horse FAIR At PA1NEsv11LE-On Monday,
the 29th inst, q fne horse show and fair will
be held at gainesville, at which liberal premi-
uns will be awarded to tie successful Compel
tors for prizes in the various classes. One fea-
ture of the affair will be the running of a feet
Indian runner against trotting horses.
According to the Tuscarawas -Af1ocate an
old kicking mare has been found down in Tus-
>arawas that dadas Rarey md all his horse
charms.
John q. Foster, Esq, Of this pace, on Sat
urday morning last, while about getting aboard
the eastern train at Monroeville, missed his
footing, and fell uuGer the cars and had it not
been for the timely assistance of some one near.
would have been crushed 10 death. DE was
considerably injured, as ii was. People cannot
be too careful in stepping aboard a railroad
train, aud should never undertake it while the
cars are i'll motion.-NorraA Reflector.
SECOND CRor WuE4T.-We have frequently
heard it said that it wheat, which has been kill
ed by the frost, is cut of Immediately, that it
will sprout up again and produce at least half
a crop. We saw two fields last week that had
been left standing two weeks after the frost,
and then cut, that have headed out and filled {
so as to produce enough to pay for cutting and ,
We have heard of another that did
even better. If any of our readers know of
any facts of this kind, we hope they will COM Z
them.-Ash. Sent.