Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-24
STATE AND GENERAL NEWS.

"a make ont a case against her.
AsCoMFoRrABLE AS Could BE EXPECTED.
The Toledo Blade relates that on Wednes-
Gay last Mnie .nc LmPress 0 soth ori on qua shv n
Ottawa the Conductor was informed that n
physician was needed in the Sleeping Car.
The tram rounded 70, uoctor was taken
om Sod poa Gsr anu a,va S .a ,;,ps the doctor IN.
formed the conductor that he was ready to
return; that there was passenger In the
s,eepng car tnac nau hoc pau inIg, anu s .,,ae
ed. and he wanted 70 take the Accommoda-
tion train for home.
AT Mecca. Ohio, there is a great oil ex-
citemcnt. Oil has been struck at q depth
OF 40 feet ana iarms III tne Vicinity nave
advanced lOO per cent withih teh uays'
ANOTHER FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
The Marion Mirror records the death. on
c,,.,5.,, .,,o ,z.,, ;,,s. &c NJ. Isaao Mo,sar
""y, ~, w %,.,',' o..a,, 80 60. 40
wealthy ana highiy respecteu iariner' re-
siding about two miles east OF that town.
Mr.. M. went up ON that day after some cat
tie. to n noint where the II. S I. and the A.
g q w Ro;lroads RIM a,ono near together.
'N',..,.,. .s.,. .,e. o.,.,
anu nearing "hisIic supposeu 'ne caie |
were coming on the b. q l. track. lie
crossed over to the Atlantic & Great West
ern track sunnosino the continued ringing
az tbo holl a,,d hlo,y;ng az tho whistle was
q, -. nu,a
10 get some catcie OH tile o'her trAch' An.
engineer seeing he did not get on, caused
the brakes to be put on, but It was too late.
r,, .a,a u,,,d -, 49,, oo+a,,,no. M M on
,he oa'S spou on' anu e"s ,',.s.,'. M th.onn
'no eo"'oasone. ny ""S
and instantly killed, MS neck anu leg DennS
broken and his skull severely fractured.
He yos obout t;ftv-five wears of age. and
-, -. -s-,,,.',. 10 Mo.;o count, for
n"u Doon io''ueN' "
over tnlrty years.
PRESIDENT JEwETT, the receiver OF the
Central Ohio railroad, mas Deen lnstruc.eu
by the United States Court TO settle Win
certain parties on the line OF said road, Ior
damages occasioned by sparks from loco
motives on that road.
THE United States Telegraph Company,
which operates from New York by way of
the lakes westward, erected 2OO0 miles last
year, and Will puiiu 4'VoV auui'ionai i'ii'''
this year.
GOVERNOR YATES has appointed special
election to be held in the 9TH Congressional
District of Illinois, for the choice Of a mem
ber of Congress to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the decease of Owen Loyejoy.-
The election will take place May 9TH.
DEAru OF DIsTISGuIsHED INVENTOR
Thomas blanchard. the inventor of the ma
chine for turning irregular forms, died i'm
Roston ON the 18th inst in his 18th year.
He was one of the most distinguished of
American inventors, and his inventions
nave rendered. great servlce W 'iio uou"''y
2uAKTER 1FA N MiLE0f rKiNraSS Nrasssd nnw n
oneration or ready for use in the Treasury
building in Washington, Is so large that If
placed In a line they would extend quar-
ter of a mile. ~ - .tte
The Senate of the United States, on the
10Th inst, voted against repeating the Flu
gitive Slave act of lI93, at the suggestion
OF Mr.. Sherman, OF Onlo, on tne grounu
Una. tne JoutserW Wbw peoe then We" asks Greeiey
did did the Senate pass. a few days since, an
amendment to the Constitution for the abo-
lition of Slavery! 'i
THERE is considerable excitement IN On
oario county, M .nd ,as 0's, snr;ngs ;no One uas
spring has been found which lights and
warns the owners house. One well mas
cS~. II a. .-.1.<<sS,d a. e;al- u Yina
IN uepth. ~ - pnoPoseu J;.an,a.ad ~ No hao
nundreu ieer Ii oh Is no' oi'oo'eieo W
lore.
DISTURBANCES In western virginia nave
been RECOMMENDED IN good earnest anu
troops are Deing dlSpatcneu ~ INA. quaIvel
10 restore quleI. li,ias dhe sounsas '"eie""o"''
Is peing oVerruh ny euelriias'
GEN. ToTTEN, Chief OF Engineers, died at
at Washington, on Friday, in his eightieth |
roor ne wos anno;nted brevet Major
Gan..,, 60 - .,,a roa,,lar .r,v inst before his
sN-.,' - 80 O. = : --'e' VIZ
oea'n.
A WASHINGTON letter says Mr. Cnasc ana
his agents just now are IN point Oh iact the
Congress OF the United states.
The New York Legislature refuses TO pay |
the interest on the state deDt iii goiu' IL
repudiates. ---irrfr yrqrug
The SWORD VoTE.-The polls at the Me- |
tronol;tan Ea;r New York. were surround- |
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Gu Oh rriuay py q ia ni - 'Sea
and spectators. Considerable anxiety was
In the majority: but IL soon appeared that |
.Iittle Mac'' headed the list by nearly 400 |
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