The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30


Deerneld, and spent the day In drinking do
not remember very much what took place for aday
or two.
Again the miserable man says;
give this imperfect sketch Of my life to the
public, that all young men may take warning and
shun the practices and vices to which | was ad-
dicted. Liquor has been my ruin, and my end is
the fruit of bad life.
From the Cincinnati Gazette:
INoTEsT OF LUNACY.
An Irishman was brought into Court on state
ment made that he was insane. According 10
testimony, he has been from his youth lacking in
Judgment, and given to eXtravngant conduct-was
reckless, passionate and revengeiul-and his men
tai deficiencies bad of late y0ars been aggravated
by drink. His age was 81 years, of which he had
spent twelve IN the United States. He was sent
to the asylum at Longview.
From the Columbus Journal:
OUT OF ORDER.
A knock down occurred in the saloon of the
American House on Wednesday night which, ''if
the court knows itself" was not very creditabe to
anv of the parties concerned. IL is suggested
that the belgerants had each taken drink from
the demoralized pump on the opposite corner, and
therefore were not responsible. lfthis be So that
demoralizcd pump Is exertng wide influence on
the community and should be ruled out of order.
From the Cincinnati Commercial:
srABBING AFFRAY.
| man named Robert Hello was stabbed in three
places, last evening, by man named Louis ocnti-
emsger, in the course of drunken fight In which
| they had endulged. at the corner OF Lawrence ana
| Front steets. Schuemsger was arrested and
taken to the Hammond Street Station. Hec's
wounds are serious, but not necessarially fatal
From the Portsmouth Republican:
Mike Mcmahon, stranger came to the city to
see the sights, and thinking 'dhrop o. the cray
thur would sharpen his visual organs, got fear
! fully drunk as q preliminary measure, and made
rather more noise than was consistent with the
dignity of our highly respectable and virtuous
city. He saw more than he bargained for. gen.
tleman with blue coat and brass buttons invited
him to take walk, which he accepted At the
end of the journey he had the pleasure of inspect
ing the internal arrangements of the Court street
station house, after Which he was introduced to
his honor, the Mayor, who charged him So and
costs for the privilege. Michael expressed him
self highly pleased with the municipal Courtesles
shown him, and departed more sober, II not
wiser man.
From the same:
MURDER AT GEORGETOWN.
We Yesterday were put lnJO tne pOSseSSloh vi u
terrible aiiray which occurred in grocery at
Georgetown, Hamilton County, Ohio. at . o'clock
on Saturday evening, resulting in the death OF a
man named Ogg. 1t appears that Ogg and two
or three others became engaged in an alteration
in grocery and general free fight, in which
scale weights bricks, &c. were used quite freely
While the melee was in progress an unknown
man drew knife and stabbed Ogg in the abdo'
men, inflictng q wound of which he died IN Q
short time. Coroner Carey was notified of the
facts and being unable to attend to the case per-
sonally, authorized Squire Marsh, of George
town, to hold the Inquest which will be done
to-day. The murderer made his escape and nc
clue has yet been obtained as to his whereabouts
From the N. Y. Tribune:
sTABBISG AFFRAY on CANAL BOAT.
Yesterday, at O'Clock p. M, George Orsall
employed on the canal boat Irving Mills, lying o.
Pier No North River entered the cabin OF thu
boat in state of intoycatlOn and, it is claimed
insulted the wife Of the captain, James III. Har
rington, in gross manner. The captain inter
fered and fight ensucd during which Orsal
was stabbed in the breast by the captain with
pair of scissors, receiving dangerous wound
. The captain was arrested by Officer Young OF TIN
, Twenty-sixth Precinct and committed by justice
Hogan. The wounded man was taken to th
= Ncw-York Hospital, where he now lies in crit
lcal condition.