Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

New Workers will have just a month \
storms during the coming season, or %
every third day throughout the winter.
In Cambria county. PcnnsylvaT,
since the middle of October, over two hui
dred persons have died Of dipthoria. Sop
families have been almost swept away.
Captain Morris, of the Eleventh Kd
lucky cavalry, who with Sergeants Glib
and Whittlesee, of the same regiment, VI
about being tried by court martial for y
murder Of Mr.. johnson, Of Shelby cot
ty, Kentucky, escaped while his ird
were temporarily of. on Friday eveni1
from the jail at Louisville.
In accordance with statute Of lT77f
Maryland Clergyman has just been f1
five hundred dollars for joining yout
girl in marriage to man against the WI
of her parents.
The Lacrosse { wisconsin, DemOcH
says: "By the Rat.tail we learn that ~
has not got the varioloid-it is merely
sort of an Abolition itch, caught Cr,I
shaking hands with oilice-hunters."
The Rev. Charming, who has been ely
ted chaplain OF the House of Represent
tives, is the pastor of the Unitarian Cd
gregaton of Washington city, and a fl
blooded Abolitiouist. Orthodox Chr
tians, even Of the Abolition school, co
PLAN that a man who they do not eli
as Christian should be chosen in
honorable position of chaplain OF
House.
Tho Washington Union says al
night we saw about twenty white N
chained together marching through
streets under guard of soldiers.
presume they were deserters. In d.
Igone by when negro slaves deserted Il
mastes' plantations, and were caught Q
brought back handcuiied or chainoc
great cry was raised against such acts
4 Abolitionists who now control the coun
But things arc changed. White men
sert and are brought back in chains
tho men who mourned the sad condition
the negro then, have no tears or gr0ans
the white men who arc treated in tho 81
lway now"
II A Washington city paper says: O.
! are informed by tho morning Abolition
, igan of this city, that Mr. Brown, bIot
I lof John Brown the horse-thief and III
. Iderer, who met his just deserts by be
. Ehung at Harper's Ferry, for having
J Faded Virginia and fred the first gun
fhis rebellion, was among other speoh
4 y the Union League meeting on Wedr
. 4ay night. This man boastcd of be
}, ohm Brown's brother, and gloliod in
sf pct that the browning section Of tho !
J, tne Of Freedom was raised on the ami,
!. ljary Of the day Of the old thiefs executi
This fact is endorsed by the organ
Ihuestion, and applauded by the In
I.eaguers. OF such stuff is the In
League of this city composed"
III A bill will soon be offered in Cong
for the admission Of Utah, Colorado
Z Nebraska into the Union. ltis likely
Z Brigham Young will not consider
4 favor TO have Utah considered in the
p We learn from the Washington u,
that on Tuesday evening last Mr., Tn
As Scriyener, jr,, gentleman of talent
hbilityl and member Of the Washing
bar committed suicide at the residence
his father. on Capitol Hill. He had
iended the fair at Wesley Chapel
evening, in company with Rev. Mr.
laulcy and two of his sisters. Ret
K ling home he kissed his sisters. and ret
0 his room. In few moments g
charge Of gan washeard, and runnin
bis room, his sister found that he had
himself through tho left lung. Me-
attendance was summoned. but it wa,
~ avail. lie expired on WVlnel
hight. The deceased stated some tim
bre his death that the act was intentic
Z, and no regretted that it had not been !
q decisive. The object he said was to I
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