Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-16
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list sums up $4,000. .....H.
Seventy pickpockets were driven from the
Union Course, L. l., last Tuesday. .s
There was a lawsuit recently in st. Louis'
growing out Of one party whistling at
another.
The wheat harvest has already commenced
in the case Of some early varieties near
Lynchburg, Va. tah
Recent statistics show that the temperate
living Quakers are the longest-lived class of
people on theglobe.
Heenan was present at the Derby race,
staked So, 500 on Umpire" and lost. He was
intensely disgusted. H rar' i..
Ely II. Gordon was hung in Abbeville, Ca,
q few days ago, for the murder Of Abraham
Pytas. i..G..g ,..I ..-.r s..' 10
George Williamson, for many years city
collector Of Petersburg, Va, died on the 9th
instant. ng rfai.f ~. boo ..Ha.. .H
morning is enough; enough at dinner is but
little; butts little at night is too much"
The Italian citizens of Memphis, Tenn, are
about organizing military company, to be
called the "Garibaldi Guards"
The heavy rain Monday evening, washed
away considerable portion of the Lebanon
,(Penn.) Valley Railroad, below Lebanon.
A little daughter of Mr.. Fowler, of Mil
ford, Ct., was run, over by the express train
from New York, at that place on Monday and
killed. -'-
An antique maiden Of fifty, Ellen CroidL
well, hanged herself in Milwaukee Wis, last
week, on account of disappointment in
love. aEErt s5.-FVgpE tE'fA tg.
The New York Courier and Enquirer says
that the Niagara is undergoing a thorough
overhanling, and will be ready for sea by the
lst of July. D. Guns .a,-5" H.
From Rogerss Settlement, in Clinton
County, Iowa, during the recent tornado, a
child four years old was carried distance of
two miles and killed. HLi@4 = ''ah '4s'-
n A distinguished lady, of high rank in En-
gland, after having three or four eminent
husbands, recently married a Bedouin Chief
in fit Of romantic passion. ,,-,,,, r-,,-7s B,
The four-years' term of service of Colonel
Delafeld as Superintendent Of West Point
IN. W Academy having expired, he is about
to retire from the position.
A ne gro woman belonging to Fred. Baum,
committed suicide by hanging herself, day
or two since, in Vicksburg, Miss. No cause
is assigned for the fact. -'.....,-.. -.i.-..
During the prevalence of the storm last
Sunday, negro boy belonging to W. B.
Pursley was killed by lightning, near Leba-
non, KY, while sitting in the Kitchen. a
Z Monday morning party of thirteen Ro-
man Catholic missionaries and nuns, left
Montreal, to proceed by way of the United
States In the Red River = i' .ffHI p.
A correspondent of the Toronto Globe,
from Fergus, Canada, says that the prospect
for q good crop of fall wheat in that neigh
,borhood is better than for many years past.
"A man was killed at Bradford, N. Y, re-
Gently by the handle of windlass, which
slipped from his hand and struck him on the
chest. yl..f hf ~
"A woman. Hannah Reilly, the other after
noon, attempted to destroy the life of her in.
FAINT, by throwing it under the Jersey City
Ferry-house, on the New York side. IG ~
Adviees from Acapulco, of May 20, state
that yellow fever was raging at that place,
from the effects of which upward of 500
deaths had occurred within six weeks.
a, By the law of the State Of Georgia, passed
in 1888, all the lotteries in that State closed
on the lst inst. The managers have princi-
P~l.' iorlo''u 'n' 'on'o'n' " D'iA"Afe'
~ bIr. Bushnell, printer, and passenger on
board the steamship Sonora, on the night of
the lst inst, when within one days sail Of
Panama, jumped overheard and was drowned.
giiA Young 1rishman Cornelius Brcsnaban
was Killed In New York. a day or two since
by the falling of the wall, of an old obuilding.
which he, with Others, was engaged in teaf.
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