Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29
ITEMS OF OHIO NEWS.

4th days Of July, the following. horses OF supe-
rior qualities, with others, will be present
Western Metropolis. of Cleveland Stranger,
Shaiersville Yankee Tom, of Dalton ; and
Ike S,addon. of Massillon.
About QUE hundred horses have been stolen
from Wapakonefa and vicinity within the past
few months The people have organized
Vigilance COMMITTEES there. and will be apt TO
punish surnmarily any parties they catch in ths
act of taking off horses
The Ohio Journal of Education quotes an
account of a school where ont of thirty-five |
scholars, nine boys chew tobacco, and FIVE girls !!
are smokers.
A Day AETEs4As.-The State Aftessan /
Well at Columbus is now Z, 2,452 feet deep, the
deepest well in the world but as yet, the
Journal says, throwing up DO stream Of water
or exhibiting signs of the same
Kesiah Gambler, girl of seventeen, living
with her widowed mother, in Cincinnati, swal-
lowed about an ounce of laudanum, and was
soon obliyious of all the troubles of iife-all
because her mamma refused to let her marry.
The prospect for au abundant harvest was
probably never better in Champaign county.
Our farmers will commence cutting their wheat
next week. A good deal Of barley has already
been cut and harve sted.- Urbana Citizen.
DAYros, June 22-Dr. Conrad Brodbeck,
one of our regular physicians. and late . sete-
atorial delegate from Ohio TO the ChScaga
Convention, died at his eessieoce, in this city,
last night.
SUITED HrM STILL BETTER.-Col. Mont
gomerv. of the Bggs House. Portsmouth, o.,
was exceedingly pleased with the nomination
of Bell and Everett, and illuminated the hotel
| in grand style, a few days latter the wires
brought the news Of the nomination of Old
| Abe at Chicago. BY thunder that suits me
leetle better yet +! illuminate the house again,
| boys!" said the Colonel, and it was done from
garret TO cellar.
| FAMILY MEE1Tse.-The MaFysrille Tribune
says that the fauaily of Mr.. James Ryan, of
| Union county, held union Oh the 18th inst
| They had been separated for many years, but
| on this occasion all were present except one
son who resides in the West. There were 6
children, IA grandchildren and one great grand
| child and 35 in all sat down to the social
| family feast Mr.. R. is aged So years and his
wife 67. They have been married so years; had
| 7 children, the Oldest being Al. and the young
est 25 ycars-no deaths having ever occurred
in the family.
| The population of London, Madison county,
is i'll, an increase since 1850 of 500.
The population of Circlevile, as ascertained
by the census takers, is 1887.
The Sheriff of Cuyahoga county took nine
more convicts to the Penitentiary on the Sth
| Hon. John NJ. Bushfeld, of Cambridge as
we learn from the Times, has come out for Lin
! coln- He Was appointed delegate 10 the
Beli-Eyerctt Convention.
The Circleville Nutchnan, of June %, says,
farmers are very busy cutting their wheat and
hay. There will be an average crop of both
eonsidnrably more than there has been for the
last three years.
The Medina Gazette states that Mr.. Splitter,
of York, sold $50 sheep, in April. for 1000
AN average of S6.66 per head, the best sheep
sale ever made in that county:
FIRST WHEAT CUrTiNa-Maj. A. r. kouns,
of Union township, Lawrence county. COM
menced cutting bis wheat last Friday-June
eth-the first we have heard of in thu State
and the earliest that We have ever heard of in
Ohio.
|
Commissioners, consisting of the Auditor and
Secretary of State, and the Attorney General
start for New York, TO day, with $3.50, 900, 10
pay the July interest on the State debt, and
take up the balance of the Temporary Loan
bonds, falling due this year.-Stste Journal,
9th.
AS the Editor of Cincinnati paper was
playing with that pretty little plaything 50
much used nowadays, a revolver, it "revolved'
and sent the bullet in very unpleasant prox.
unity to his head. A slight depression of the
muzzle Of the pistol, and the editorial matter
in that office would have been very materially
leaded.
The Cherry crop which is now being gath
cred is Que of the largest and finest ever grown
in this vicinity, and the price is likely to be
: lower than usual. Mr.. N. Merriells, of Euclid
5 has favored US with basket of American o.
Heart cherry that is peculiarly fine and he in
/, forms US it is fair sample of his entire crop
e The prices vary from to 9 cents per pound
4 - Cleveland Leader.
Z sheep-stealing is practiced on big scale ii
Marion county. Recently Messrs. Carr & Cad
: well lost $50 head of fine sheep from theil
focks. They traced them out, and found the,
had been shipped on the B. & !. Railroad fol
. Cleveland The sheep were recovered at Cali
on, but the thief escaped. Mr. Campbell alst
had 70 head stolen. He traced them into the
hands of Mr.. Rouse, of Bucvrus, who go
them off the cars at Gallon. claiming them a.
his own. He had sheared them, and Mr.. C
permitted him to keep the wool rather thar
litigate the matter.
p The Newark Advocate, Democratic Jour
!. nal, edited by William D. Morgan. who was
$ State Auditor during the time that Breslir
f was committing his depredations upon the
e Treasury of Ohio. is making war upon til.
f Douglasite organs. 1t assails the Statesman
e with special yigor, and copies in full the erea
: anti i-Douglas speech recently made by Senator
G Benjamin, with the remark that it has never
e published more mastery production Tha
IS the unkindest cut Of ALL
c Constant G. Cole, one of the most estimabl,
u | citizens of Elyria, was drowned at Curtiss
mill, in Sheffield, on "Wednesday the GOTH
While fording tie river his horse fell over
S rock into deep water. and Mr.. G. being in
: top buggy, was unable to cxtricate himself anc
: was drowned. His body was recovered abou
L half an hour after the accident Mr. Cole ha
been for several years acting surveyor of Ior
q ain county, and was universally esteemed By
? all who knew him cleveland Herald.
, Mr.. Wilson. editor of the Buckeye State
New Lisbon, has recovered verdict of $50
Z damages against VIM. Fl. Gill, for ealse in,
II prisonment Mr.. Wilson refused to answe
certain questions as a witness. and was sent t
! Jail for contempt of court at the instance o
II Mr.. Gill. --ss-. s
The United States Agricultural Societ
s has nearly perfected the arrangements fo