Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
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he fell from his seat n the roller aoed upon
his body. AID his ,res stopped the team, as the
roller lay across his chest, when lnInd by his
father a short time after, who was III another
part of the field, and was attracted To the spot,
to learn the cause of the team being stopped
and no person near, when he found his son =
corpse beneath the roller.
MORE KILLING IN CIHcISNAT1-Last night
John w. CIawson shot and killed Il man named
Malone who had for some time back been too
intimate with the formers wife-in fact, had
seduced hen from her husbands protection-be-
ing her second offence in that way, having erred
before, but been taken back as a penitent--
Malone is said to have Il wife and two children
although keeping Ciawson's wife as a mistress.
-Columbvs Fat 2lS.
The farn,ers Of This county, saved no small
amount Of money last year, by cutting out the
rye growing in their wheat fields, One per
cent of rye in the grain when brought to mar
ket, will dapreciatc the value Of the whole more
than ten per cent. Now is your time to cut it
out when it shows distinctly above the wheat
and can be cut without trouble. This Is amat-
ter well worth attending to--SaHamit Beacon.
The Cincinnati Gazette states that in Long
worth's Wiua-House there Is enough wine. of
last years growth, to I'll 90,00h bottles. The
entire amount of wine Oh hand Is estimated al
upwards of $4,000 bottles.
We are sorry 10 learn that our old friend w.
b. Rudd. Of Sullivan township. has lost several
of his fine Durham Cattle by their eating bay
affected with the ergot.-4st'and Times.
Tie OHIO Siafe LouraQIsays: "A man liy-
ing near Green Lawn Cemetery, shot a grey
eagle on Tuesday. that was soaring over his
premises. The bird measured six feet from tip
to tip of his wings, and was q noble specimen
of our national emblem. Could the sportsman
find no other mark upon which to Try his skill:"
The largest mule ever produced in the world
says the Cincinnati Commercial Of May 18th,
is now in this city. 1t is a mare mute. 1872
hands high. and weighs 1888 pounds. This
extraordinary animal is the property Of ChaS.
Frost, of Wayne county, Ia, recently p~archas-
ed near Lexington, Ky.
Mr.. d. L. Ratkey was drowned near Chilli
cothe while fishing Il few days ago. He was
about 81 years of agc.-Two Irish women were
drowned near Mt. Vernon last week i'll attempt
ing to ford a strcam-Nir. Michel was drown
cd in Walnut Creek on Monday last week, by
being washed down stream in his wagon.
STATE ARSENAL Mr.. Rodgers, State Ar
chitect. has prepared plans for the new arsenal
to be erected this summer, on the old peniten-
tiary lot. The building will be GO 4 100 feet
two stories high, with a tower at each corner.
and ornamented with military devices-0. s.
Journal.
There is a family in Licking county, Of five
brothers and one sister, the eldest IS, and the
youngest sc, ali in good health and in comfort
able circumstances. They came to the county
in the year 1863. (53 years ago. and have bu-
ried but one sister since 1894.
The Huron Reflector says that the Scarlet
Fever in a number Of instances OF violent type
has prevailed To IL considerable extent, in diff
ftrent parts of Huron Co, for a month or two
past. Several children have died in Monroe
vile. Also in Norwa.k, Townsend and CIarks-
field.
FovR OF 'EH.-0ur city, yesterday was hon
ored with the presence Of Jour Governors, Cor
win, Bebb and Chasa, of Ohio, and Medary- OF
Minnesota and KanSaS-Cotuaabus Gacntte.
You omitted one-Grciner, of New Mexico.
-ChWicottc Glcete.
Richard Malone WAS deliberately shot down
in Cincinnati on Wednesday night otlast week.
The Coroner,s jury found that the deceased
came to his death from q pistol shot fired by
John Ciawson, and that Charles CIawson and
William Adams were accessories.
THE Flour MAEkEr.-This morning -four
declined suddenly to s. per. Dbl. and through
out the day, notwithstanding the supply was
large, the market continued duller than it was
ever known before. Still further decline will
probably be the result.-Columbus Fact 21&t.
We learn from the Cleveland Herald that on
! Wednesday of last week, Bishop McIlvane con
secrated by the name of Christ Church the new
and beautiful Church erected by the Episcopa-
lians of Oberlin, with the aid of friends abroad.
Strawberries made their appearance in mar
ket Friday morning last-price, 81 per quart.
We saw at a vegetable store four bushels Of
green peas. They were bought by hotel at
s. a bushel-Cjncinnati -4dcocate.
Judge Torbert of Springfield, died on the
Mississippi river. on Sunday the 18th inst
He was returning from the South with an in
valid son.
Some thirty young Germans have left Gin
cinnati for the father land intending to enlist in
the services of Austria, out of dislike to Napo-
leon.
a letter from EIyria TO the Cleveland Her
aid, says that the kisnappers, Jennings, Lowe
Mitchell and Davis. gave bail on Thursday in
the sum of $500 each, and were released from
Jail.
WHEAT-In 1887 there was sown in Ohio
l,S23,l47 acres of wheat. The number Of
bushels produced was IS 1914.
George Ross, of Clay township, caught a
Salmon on last Saturday, in the Tuscarawas
River, weighing 1915 pounds. This. VIC believe
is the largest Salmon that has ever been caught
in any of the streams in this county uscara-
! tras ddrocdte.
On Sunday morning last, the stable Of the
Warren Hotel, at Lebanon. was destroyed by
fire. together with its contents, consisting soi
carriages, hay. grain and six valuable horses
among them the stallion Cassius N. Clay, Jr.
III the Superior Court, yesterday. Mrs. Eliza
Webb. widow Of Samuel Webb. formerly a
brakeman on the Little Miami Railroad. and
killed while in the discharge of his duties, re
covered 5000 daInages-Sfdte Journal, Path.
A lad named Clemens. in Clinton county.
only about fourteen years old, hanged himself
during the temporary absence of his father and
mother, on a visit TO Il neighbor, on Sunday Of
last week. No motive is given fer the act.
Mrs. Mary Norton. widow of the Ittc Sam
ucl Norton, the original proprietor of the town
of Bucyrus. died on The 29th ult., in her 18th
year She was among the first settlers of Bu-
cyrus, and had a large circle offriends.
The wooden factory Of Messrs. Wilson &
Smith, at Newark, Ohio, was destroyed by fire
on Tuesday last. loss about = 500.