Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-17

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izen, aged 66 years was found dead in b
bed on the 29th ult.
| A Mrs. Funk of Springfield, o., ran
needle into her foot, which struck nerve
causing fever, and finally producing death
"A Mr.. Payne died at Frankfort, Ky
and bis father-in-law, Mr.. Dryden, whel
sitting up with the corpse, cut his throa
and died. Both gentlemen were piomi
nent citizens of Frankfort.
i A woman at St Paul was milking be
COW. when the animal threw her heat
around, and her horn entering the woman'
eye tore it out of her head.
| The young ladies of Hopedale, ILL.,, me
TO trim church for some festival occasion
and two young men named Findley and
Mcdowell, getting into fight relative te
an alledged insult towards one of the la
dies, when Mcdowell drew a knife and
killed Findley on the spot.
Eban Harris in Marblehead, Mass, while
feeding his fowls, was wounded just below
the knee by the spurs of one of his cocks.
The wound gradually grew worse, taking
away the use of his limb, depriving him
of sleep, and at last of his reason. In his
delirium, he crows like rooster at the
top of his voice. His case is considered
hopeless.
About four hundred men are at work on
the Great Eastern, getting her ready for
sea, and it is expected she will be ready
for her Atlantic voyage about the middle
of June. L-
Mrs. Burdell Cunningham and family
were passengers by the last steamer from
New York TO Aspinwall, en- route for Cal
ifornia.
Rev. Origen Crane, of Grafton, while in
the act of swinging friend, lost his bal
ance, and fell forward, striking his temple
on stone, from which he remained un-
conscious, and died the next day.
Jesse Martindall, of Warren county, Ind.
died lately from burns produced by the
explosion of fluid lamp.
Mrs. Dugan, of the same county, died
also from burns produced by the explosion
of fluid lamp.
Mrs. Glesser, of Mobile, and two chill
dren were dreadfully burned by the explo-
sion of a fluid lamp.
Mrs. Geo. Seiders Of St. Louis, was
dreadfully burned about the head and
breast by the explosion of fluid lamp
All the hair was burnt from her head, and
she cannot live.
Daniel C. Kenyon, defaulting Cashier
of the Exchange Bank at Providence, R.
l., has been sentenced Ia the State Prison
for eight years.
John w. Browne, lawyer of Boston,
committed suicide by jumping from train
of cars that was running at the rate of 35
miles an hour.
A man named Cook attempted to shoot
a man named Leonard at the breakfast ta-
bic at the Broadway Hotel, Lexington,
XIV. Two shots were fired and Leonad's
arm shattered. Cause-woman.
Talna Broden, a Merchant of Mays,
vile, KY, was badly wounded in shoot
ing affray few days since.
Tom More was badly wounded at Gym
thiana KY, few days since by being shot
at by John Tremble, a lawyer.
Mr.. Douglas, of Denville, KY, was
found dead in his mill, supposed to have
been murdered by one Of his slaves.
Capt. Elliot, of Maysville, KY, has
died of wounds received by being shot by
Frank Hurd. ---.
The Adrain (Mich) Watchtower says
there is run upon the Tecumseh Bank,
and that $4,000 in bills were in the
hands of the people on Tuesday, but that
the whole forenoon was spent in counting
out half dimes to redeem 800. At eve
ry count there was half dime short, and
then the teller would recount it. The |
hotels on that day took more money from
persons who came in with bills, than the
bank redeemed.
Mr.. George Beach, of Hartford, Conn.,,
Cashier of Phoenix Bank, died on
the Sd inst, aged ~.
A Miss Kohlhammer, daughter of a
wealthy citizen of Milwaukee, through the
wiles of noted picpocket and agency of
her fathers servant girl was induced 10
elope with the girl to meet the pickpocket
at Chicago. The father followed up very
soon, and rescued his daughter before she
had joined the pickpocket.
A Mrs. Earl, of Monroe, Ogle county,
ILL.,, in fit of mental alteration, took the
life of her child, aged fourteen months,
and then committed suicide. Mrs. Earl
left her home to visit her father, three
miles of, where her husband was to come
or her the next day. He did so, but she
lad not been there, and on search both
)odies were found in small stream. Mrs
sarl's father is named Jesse, Cook, and
ormerly lived in Ohio.
A young man named Rother, of Cincin-
,ati, fell in love with young girl, offered
himself was refused, and still importuning
ler, she forbade him any further interviews.
He shot himself, but the ball struck rib,
md the wound may prove fatal. The girl
hearing of his attempted suicide visited
lim and agreed to marry him if he got
we'll. The day is set, if the wound does
not prove fatal.
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