Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17
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The Great Eastern was visited on Thursday
by 6084 people.
The thermometer ranged at 1869 in the
shade at Austin, Texas, afew days ago
Two boys, Peter johnson and Dennis
Hutte, fell out of a swing, near Toledo, Ohio,
last week, and broke their necks.
Rochester, Mich, last week by the kick of
horse. - ..
Charles Y. Mason, gambler, was hanged
three times recently, near Marysville, CAL,
and escaped after all from the mob.
The statement that difficulty had oc-
Cured between the President and Senator
Gwin, is without foundation. rl
John Carroll, lsborer, was fatally stab
bed in an ARRAY near Detroit, a day or two
ago, by VIM. R. Nelson, negro.
The population of Texas is now estimated
at $4,000 inhabitants, including 100000
slaves.
Mary Foster, q blind girl, of Benefits Cor
ners, New York, recently eloped with Mr..
Perkins, a cripple. l.t MI.
A public meeting of citizens is called in
to bore an artesian well.
Halifax papers state that over 1000
| people are at work in the Nova Scotia gold
mines. ., r4s . a..t
The Gulf Rey informs us that q train ar
rived at Lavaca last week with "a, 900 pounds
copper, from Tucson, Arizona. X
George Loder and his brother Henry were
| killed by lightning q few days since, near
Quincy, ILL.,, while standing under a tree.
The New Haven City Comm Directory
this year contains Il, 1873 names, which is an
| increase of 1880 over last year. The Hart
ford Directory for 1860 has $500 names.
A member of the Greylock Light Infantry,
of North Adams, was killed by sun-stroke,
while parading the streets at the Troy(N. W
celebration, day or two ago.
The Charlottesville (Va.) Reuiep thinks that
zone Of the gravest blunders of our revolu-
tionary forefathers was in fixing the Fourth
of July in hot weather" t.,
Sallie, daughter of Williams Robinson, a
resident of Greenbrier County, Va, was
struck by lightning, on Sunday evening, and
instantly killed.
is oftener in that which is felt and left unsaid,
than in that which is said in any CONVERSE
tion." H l-.
A snuff-box given by the celebrated Mad
anne Recamier to M. Brillat Savard, and hav-
ing on its cover the portrait of that lady,
was recently sold in Paris for l,7s0 francs.
A brutal slave negro ravished three white
women on his masters plantation, in CAL
houn County, Texas, some days since, and
then fed. l..
A tornado recently occurred in Jefferson
and Crawford Counties, in Pennsylvania,
doing much damage to property, but de-
stroying no lives. gIt-
John H. Randall, young man, walked out
of his bedroom window in Providence, r. l.,
during sleep, a night or two since, and was
fatally injured. ,im'. .}eu'
i The first cargo Of new wheat was received
at Alexandria on Saturday, grown on the
farm of Mr., John Ried, of Westmoreland
County, Va, and Of fine quality.
Two ruffians, Wash Sheppard and Charles
Kelley, interrupted wedding party, near st
Louis, Mo-, last week, by brandishing knives
and dangerously cutting one John Vogel.
DR.. Henry Lord was mysteriously assas.
snated in Orleans County, La, ON the night
of the llth inst, while returning home from
professional call. ru
ePeter Liune and his sister, q girl of four.
teen, were burned TO death near Muddy
Fork, Mo-, q day or two since, while ASLEEP
lin house that had been fired.
A man protesting to be a Methodist cler.
gyman, and calling himself Rev. ]. B. Wade
was arrested recently near st. Joseph, Mo.
for stealing horses. .
Two negro slaves who entered the bed
room Of James Keith, in Greene County
Va, last week, were shot by Mr., X, wht
believed them intent on assassination.
The chimney of factory in Essex County
Mass, fell down a day or two since, demol
ishing dwelling-house, and killing girl
j Eliza Hordesty, instantly. ~
John d. Cross Of Amite County, Miss.
! while insane from liquor last week, commit
ted upon himself the horrid act of whicl
Atys was guilty, and died from the effect
thereof 'tr'i .h talll! fi'Jl
.. Three men, Charles Blake, Joseph Mofri
: and Henry Bebb, were suffocated to death
recently. while digging well in johnson
County, N. @. 80 :
II Pangasis, the poet says the first po
, | qnenches thirst the second makes us merry
the third is supposed 70 add to our pleasure:
. but the fourth makes US mad. 6el,.,i
The Japanese visit viii cost New York Git
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