Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-10
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Mrs. Hubbard, aged about sixty years, was
burnt to death last week in Franklin, Iowa.
The peach and plum trees are in bloom in
Washington. ~ tt
! Three men were recently sent TO Jail in
Goodrich, Q. W., for refusing to pay taxes.
There is a national tobacco factory in Sc
vile, which employs about 1900 girls making
cigars and cigarettes.
John A. Washington is preparing to re-
move from Mount Vernon to his new estate,
about thirty miles distant a
llIA rich marble quarry has recently been
| discovered near Britts Landing, on the Ten
nessee River, in that State. 'r' rsv,rt
j. II. Duncan, a man of fine mind, and once
q professor in college, was recently arrested
IN chicago as common drunkard.
| Louis Napoleon's army consists at present
of 2,8O0,000 men, of whom 100000 com
pose the National Guard-all old soldiers.
The Nashyillians propose complimentary
benefit to Sallie 81. Clair who has been dam
gerousiy i'll in that city for some weeks past.
In the month of March ninety-six counter
feits were put in circulation in the United
States. H - gil...-i f.sHr' ri. -,..- .l.--.,r
The population of Baltimore is estimated
at about 100000, and that Of Boston at
229,000. .1r.f.. ,.. 't.I Irti .. ..
Y "A mad dog bit two children of Jonathan
Groves, near Wilmington, Dell recently, and
It is feared they must die of hydrophobia.
q The Methodist Church at Cedarville, Ohio,
was recently unroofed by a high wind and
partially destroyed.
Mrs. o. b. Gormley was burnt to death
near Norfolk, Va, recently by carrying
matches in pocket of her dress --..''
| Z A man named George Bully was killed by
lightning n few days since, near Galveston,
Texas--a very unusual circumstance at this
season Of the year. Z II,
Henry Jenkins was convicted in Shenan-
doah County, Va, last week, of bigamy, and
sentenced to the State Prison for three years
and ten months. -- ..rrr
Thomas Broehy was recently arrested in
Adrian, Mich. for having married six wives,
one of whom was q negress and two Others
squaws. ~, -...., ..-.
L Al negro slave shot an ,overseer, named
Hawkins, dead, in Albums County, Miss, last
week, because the latter had separated him
from his wife. ~
AnIcc lucll anu tWO WOlHeu were drowned
in the Mississippi, twenty miles below New
Orleans, on the 2Sth ult., by the upsetting Of
yawl.
+ "A young woman, Jane Gore, attempted to
kill her husband, in Van Buren County, Mich,
recently, because he paid serious attentions
to her sister. e ia. 81 d" '.! .Llfff
The great depression of business in Cum
berland, Nd, has compelled many old resi-
dents OF that city to leave for more prosperous
and money-making localities. On ''
! A woman died recently in Wicklow, Ire
land, etthe adyancedage Of one hundred and
forty years. She was well known to parties
now resident in Owen Sound.
Rev. Clemon Fraehon, Principal of the
Catholic Institution at Sandwich, g. w., has
'reeently run away with large sum of money,
and his whereabouts is unknown, y,ys't
fThesto Of the connection ofO. Jennings
Wise, one of the editors of the Richmond
tbaaD Enquirer, with the Episcopal Church,
is contradicted -.
Benjamin Peterley shot and killed his
father, near Pensacola, Florida, few days
since, while he was laboring under the DELI +,
rum treHets. ~ , - ' 80 IA
81 kizenna Ndleny a boarder in a disreputa-
Bile house in Nashville, Tenn, committed
suicide recently by taking laudnum and NOR
PHEg { J sss s,
q A young man residing in Memphis, Tenn,
was recently upset on windy day in skiff
in the Mississippi, and swan about two miles
70 the Arkansas shore, occupying nearly
three hours IN SO doing. iaa, = "
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