Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-18
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Memphis, Tenn, has voted in favor ofpay-
ing the Aldermen of the city salary of $3.50
per annum each. -tt,-
One hundred and twenty men, averaging
six feet in hight, have left Kerry, Ireland,
for Rome. ........... t... I.srl...., y, :
The subscriptions for the Pope in the Diocese
of Limerick Ireland, are expected to amount
to the sum of $4,000.
The Dublin Nation has inaugurated coli
lection of works as library for the Popes
IRISH soldiers.
Michael Kavanagh, q farmer, who was re-
Gently returning from Roscrea to Newton,
ireland, was beaten to death by parties un-
known. 70 - -
Awoman named Pettijohn was struck by
lightning near Sardinia, in this State, on Sun
day, and instantly killed, 4rIHE
In Providence, R. l., they say of man who
occasionally gets drunk, that be is at times
guilty Of" voluntary i'll health" ! "
At Terria Rouge, in Hayt, the inhabitants,
under the advice of the Government, have
entered largely into cotton planting. =,
1t is said that Minnesota will export more
grain this year than the total yield for four
years. past. tA lflA a4Al'.
On Friday e. A. Cable was brutally MUIR
dered by another named George Shields,
| about twelve miles from ST. Louis, on the
Jefferson City Road. Tr,ttl v.kIHItl. :. K.
There are fifty-eight licensed pawn-brokers
pledges last year was 3,25O,OOO, and the
amount loaned over 100000.
The. .malanga- vegetable in extensive use
in Hayti, has been attacked by disease SIM
Il 10 hat hfrl1 mn q n m
other countries. IaqD GIaUa -TTtFE'
Col. j. H. Cutter, widely known as the
manufacturer1of Boufbon whisky, by which
he amassed fortune, died iniHollis, N. H..
on Saturday. gil hna bp,IIu4 = it,i;... ~ o.,
II +. .t. sI fa1ain aI illV ~ fDdie ~ g. e. ~
A cannon, fired bya, number Of, boys, at
Gallon, in this State the other night, burst
| and cne of the party, Willie Mitchell, was
| dangerously hurt.
| W.P. Dumble, editor Of the Marion (Ohio)
| Republican,, has been sued for libel by Thos
| Fl. Holder, editor of the Marion Mirror, the
| damages being laid at $4,000.
| One of our writers, dwelling upon the i'm
| portance of small things, says that he always
takes "note, even of straw Especially,
perhaps, if there's a sherry-cobler at the end
ofltnsl = eUGE4Bl0. y lii hSft "Ai4i
! A young lady captured beaver lately, and
also the man who was carrying itabout on
1 his head. Young ladies are given to such
i tricks.
A gentleman was speaking the other day,
| of the kindness of his friends in visiting him.
One old aunt in particular, visited him twice
each year and stayed six months each time.
l. There were ffty-six fires, destroying
four and a half million dollars worth ofprop-
erty, in Constantinople during the month oi
May. T. -- - D. -'-
| A man and his wife with six children were
all butchered, in Berlin, recently by some
inhuman villain during the silence ofmid-
night.
An English merchant, travelling in Europe,
was set upon by braves, in Venice, recently,
gagged and thrown into q lagune where he
was drowned. -ffil tA- tasDi''-
On the 9th of May, violent hurricane,
!, accompanied by torrents Of rain, did consid.
erable damage in the ACCOMPLISHMENT o
Borgne, in Hayti. The banana and maize
crops suffered seriously .aaiG lGIo6iG ~ y.
"Choreus Sancti viti,'' or st. yituss dance
so called from the fact that those troubled
with it were in the habit of going to st. VituE
for relief. The Arabians term it a sort o
palsy.
s'We must trust, says Emerson, the perfec
ton of the, creation so far as TO believe tina
whatever curiosity the order Of things hai
awakened in our minds, the order OF thing
can satisfy" a-- c9
Two school-boys, Stephen Mud and Ephrain
1 Frazel, had quarrel recently, in Jaspe
County, Miss. and the latter was killed by
blow from an iron poker in the hands of hi
opponent -.