Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
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@ Of OHIO NEWS-
! SzRlo-s ACCIDExr AT OxyoaD. O--On
Monday last, Mr.. Daniel Corwin of this vlcnl-
ity was viewing a vicious bull IN has barn
yard, and giving some directions to liis hired
man relative to killing him thai day. when the
animal suddenly attacked Mr.. CorwIl, tossing
him up in the air and throwing hin down
several times before his man could come to
his relief. The animal was soon beaten of
bat Mr.. Carwin was taken up speechiass and
apparently l~ffcless. We are happy to be able
TO saw that, although stunned and seriously
bruised and injured, Mr.. Corwin will probably
be about again in a few days. The bull has
been sIaughtered.-[Oxford (O) Citizen.
ACCIDENT AT BELLEFoUNTA1SB.-On Fri
| day last, Mr.. Joseph called at a drug store i'll
Bellefountaine, with a prescription of some
sort, which was prepared for him. On taking
it into his hand and shaking the bottle, it ex-
! ploded. Mr.. j. was instantly enveloped IN
! flames and terribly burned. Mr.. McCormic
| who put up the prescription, and his little son
who was present, were also severely burned
but it was hoped not fatally.-lUrbana Citi
zen.
: olON IcH Z lliS uSiGH VI nv iIiNhiSo a.
! gainesville, Lake county, on Tuesday, and
sleighs glidcd about merrily.
The case of Hutchins rs. Thorpe, for Grim.
con-, which has occupied the court and jury
for some days past, was concluded Yesterday
by a verdict from the jury for Sl0,G33 foE the
plaintiff, The verdict is u remarkably heavy
onc.-(Sandusky Register, Nov. IA,
Hamilton county. Ohio, has nearly as large
a population as the whole State Of South Car
DINA.
CLEvIASD, O., Nov. 16.-Tte station house
at Crestline, o.. was destroyed by fire this af
t~ernoon. The Pittsburg. Fit. Wayne & Chi
cage r. II. Conpany's loss is $4,000; Belle
fountaine & indianapolis r. r. s. 700; Amer
lean Express Go. $500; Telegraph Co. SI5 .
Francis Needham, a Woodworking Irish
man, in the employ of the Cleveland Column
bus and Cincinnati Railroad Company at
Cleveland, was crushed to death, and his body
horribly mangied, by a stock train of twenty
five cars passing over him, Oh Monday even.
ing. The deceased leaves a wife ana one child
in destitute circumstance.
A man named Costor committed suicide in
Linton, Coshocton county, on Thursday. He
leaves a wifa and one child, and is supposed tc
have been laboring under alteration of the
mind for some time.
Joseph King was choked to death at hi.
boarding house, No. l36, Third street, Cincin-
mali, on Monday. while eating a piece of beef
stake at breakfast. The deceased was a mar
Of family, and resided il. Kentucky.
A little girl, ten years of age, an adoptet
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle, residing il
Hudson-street, Cleveland, in the absence of the
senior members Of the family, fell into a cisterr
on Monday morning, and was drowed. 1t is
a remarkable cnincident that the child,s faith
er lost his life also by drowning and her moth
er by q railroad accident.
A New HorEL.-Thcre is q rumor aboul
the city that if the Owners OF he"Neil proper
ty' will not build a hotel on the grounds re
Gently occupied by the Neil House." that d
W. Deshlcr ESQ, Of this city, will pnt up {
splendid hotel On the corner of Broadway ant
High S reefs. Mr.. Deshler hasS THE ground
and the means to put up a hotel which will bt
an honor to the city, and we hope, in thu
event Of the failure TO put up one on the ole
sic, that he will be induced to go ahead with
this project. OF course the name Of the new
hotel will be the "Deshler House. "-TStatc
journal.
The Sisters of Charity of Toledo have sue
eeeded in raising by subscription and q fail
the sum of S2,l98 toward rebuilding a portion
of St. Vincent's Asylum a few months since
destroyed by fire.
The Ohio Statesman says: ave understand
that the Neil family have determined not tc
rebuild the Neil House, but that they viii
either sell or lease the ground 10 any response
bic company who may desire to reconstruct
! the house for a hotel"
W. II. Powell known as D Soto" Pow.
ely is busily engaged on his large historical
picture, "The Battle of Lake Eric" 1t is a
commission from the State of Ohio, and is to
be paced in the rotunda Of the new State
House at Columbus. Mr.. Powell expects to
finish it about June next, his other engage
ments preventing him from completing ii
sooner.
The Western Reserve has surpassed even
the unprecedented majorities she rolled up for
RepublicanisIn in October. Her majority'ir
the last named month was 81 .654. ga Tues
Nov.6 day it was 26,357, being a gain Of 1 753
per cent.
Only one county in the State, in 1859, pro-
duced more wheat than Seneca, and that was
Butler. Seneca produced 502, 500 bushels
and butler 5s9,076. The wheat crop in 1860
or % will he nearly 700, coo bushels.
Silas Wright, aged 65 years, a merchant Of
Birmingham, Erie county, while standing be-
hind his counter, on Tuesday, trading with a
customer, instantly dropped dead. lie was
previously in good heath, aud died, it is sup
posed, from disease of the heart.