Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04
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Eighty thousand children are born yearly
in London-two hundred and twenty day.
Alonzo. Pox, of Woodford, Vermont, re-
Gently caught three hundred and forty trout
ia one days fishing. flUo1 ,luie
ilA gentleman of Bennington, Vermont, last
week, caught young catamount in trap,
nearS what is called "Trainor Meadows"
fined in the County Jail at Trenton, N. j.,
on the, charge Of arson. jHsW OH
Henry Quartz, German, sixty years old,
blew his brains out, near Madison, Wis, last
Thursday, on account of severe illness.
Joab Pelver was robbed in Natchez, Miss,
while at church, of $795 in bank-notes, all
the money he had in the world. E9P.s
A newly-married woman, Mrs. Jeanette
White, fell out of bed in New York, on
Thursday, and broke her neck.
~ Five bows made their escape from the State
Reform School at Meriden, Conn, a few days
ago.
The tobacco factory ofJames l.. Brown, at
Lynchburg, Va, was destroyed by fire on
Friday morning. -..r,..-~,~e-g /
Herr Driesbach, the celebrated lion king,
has turned his attention to cultivating a
farm near Wooster, in this State. , Iud
"A spirited female, Ellen Thorpe, has been
shooting circus-rider named Reese, in the
shoulder at New Orleans, lately, because he
deceived her. r-.. r -tr gs-E
Margaret Jones and her only daughter, a
girl twelve years old, were drowned while
crossing the Ohio River from Aberdeen, last
Friday.
The steeple of Presbyterian Church in
Winona County, Mimi, blew down during q
recent storm, and killed two little boys, about
ten years old. '.' ai4
:, The Pittsburg (Penn.) Journal says hall
the apple-trees in that vicinity give unnlis-
| taxable symptoms Of being affected with what
is known as the blight. ,.,7
Mile. Mires, who has just been married tc
the Prince Polignac, in Paris, received, {
bouquet from some unknown party contain
ing three thousand roses. r, d. ~,
A gentleman asked another how Mr.. B.
| who was involved in debt, came to drown
himself Because he could not keep hi
head above water was the reply.
There has been no rain at Key West fo
three months, and the presence of sixteeI
hundred negroes has 50 exhausted the suppl,
Of water that they are dying six to eight daily
The United States steamer Crusader lef
Key West, few days ago, for cruise to tn
Windward Islands, where she expects Il
capture more slayers.
lChanncy Kilby, of Mansfield, N. Y,
young man in the employ of James Huggins
was Instantly killed by lightning during
storm on Thursday evening. dlsH ii'aaa'
r.. During period of twenty-three month
/ in New Orleans, the number of arrests wer
4 1894, of which 81 were for murder, and IA
i for intent TO murder.
| a Young and beautiful flower girl hs
| made theatrical debut ,as ''Glaudie2 I
Madame George Sandss play, and give
promise Of great talent as a abagsdieHne;q /.
The shad fishing in the tDelaware, nes
Lambertville, is over for the season. Th
three fisheries at that place have caugf
about 3,l00 shad. s-+--
The latest news from Pixies Peak report
three murders, one suicide, one death
lightning, and one accidental death by bein
run over by wagon. ''',
The rumor that Judge Cradlebaugh, fol
merly one of the Judges of Utah, had bee
killed by the Indians, is now supposed to
without foundation. ,.,...,,.. ,,,..
The Trenton IN. J) True American sa,
Mr.. Bum, who was supposed to be mnrdere
at Jersey City, is in Florida, alive, hayin
been taken there by robbers in q schoon'
from Jersey City. Vi. Ii bod .silsis pa1rr.1
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