Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-27
GENERAL NEWS 1rEMs.

Four ship loads of Mormons have ar
rived at New York within a month past,
/ and five more vessels with similar loads
are now on the way.
One hundred bushels of cherries were
shipped in one day last week from Roch-
ester, n. Y, to New York city.
A little girl eight years old was killed
on Monday, In New York, by her father
t accidentally falling upon her out of a
/ hammock
The first bushel of wheat grown in Min
nessota was grown in 1929. Last year the
crop was estimated at ten million bushels
and this year at sixteen million bushels.
Two suspected colored women were ar
rested In Toronto the other day, when it
was discovered that they were disguised
deserters from the British army
The losses by fire for the las six months
IN the United States foot up forty-five
millions of dollars.
An Arkansas editor was recently shot
at IN an afray, but his life was preserved
by bundle of unpaid bills In his YES
pocket.
There are two million of acres planted
with grape vines in the United States. and
the vine hnds quick market at from
two to SIX dollars per gallon.
Every Republican member in both. the
Legislatures Of Connecticut and New
d hampshire voted for the ratification of
the Constitutional Amendment.
The income returns show the profits of
Chicago dailies during the past year to
have been as follows Tribune $3.50 GOO: /
Evening Journal $47. 900 Times S26. 600,
The wife and daughter of New York
er boarding at Union Hall, Saratoga.
were robbed of diamonds and ieweIrV
worth 1900, one day last week.
Stewart, the merchant prince in New
York, reports an income last year of 81
788, 600. upon which he is to pay tax Of
over $400, 900.
All the German families in Portland
with three exceptions, were rendered
and homeless ythe fire. Thev I
ire social people, and had concentrated
n one part Of the city
Governor Patton has returned to Ala
1ama, having not only negotiated a large
mount of State bonds for the relief of
destitute, but received abundant volun !
aTy contributions from Missouri and /
Illinois, the only two States he visited. 9
The New York Tribune's special cor !
espondence from Ottowa, @. W.. saws a
nat Breckenridge and other Southern Z
efugees offered their services to the Ca
adam Government during the Fenian a
AID. They were officially thanked and
DID that they were not wanted.
Mrs. David Smith, of Lebanon. Tenn
gently gave birth to four Children
70 boys and two girls-each weighing
x pounds. The mother and children
re dong well, and all are likely to live. Jc
Mrs. Mary III. Williams, wife of l.. A. @ 0I
\ Il hams, OF Taunton, Mass, was drown th
! on Saturday evening while bathing CO
Ith her husband at the Weir in that 9
ty., She had been married only six :
Accounts of the crops in Wisconsin De
IVA and Northern Illinois are favorable Io
osG OF the wheat has been harvested in siz
-cellent condition, and is abundant in So
lahGlty. Ihe prospects of corn are un- tai
ually promising. Rs
Maria Boyer, white girl, who has
en captive among the Sioux Indians
the last four years, has lust beer. re-
ased- The Minnesota Legislature last -
suit iis
over zO0 persons are sick, and one
ung man has died, at Abingdon. Mass. Wn
I'M the effects of lemonade and refresh pu5 Tf5
'nts partaken of on the Fourth of JuIv Tow
ey were poisoned in some unknown 0C
nner- A eoroner's jury is investiga-
3 Ine case. a. {
n reply to sundTy rumors, the Albany cou
e1nIng journal states that no pardon as. as {
been granted to young Ketcbum bv Sou
y Fenton, and that there is no proba- ter
-ty one will be granted eli sGFt
Asa Packer lately gave $500 OOo ~ Eas
nd an Episcopal College at Bethlehem acre u e
l,nsylvania, but he won't have it called Al
himself He suggests "Lehigb Uni =,
sIty Rare modesty.
he illinois State Journal saws that a
tleman from Macoupin county in fbat
te, says that the wheat crop in that M
nty IS estimated at fully one million axe
hundred thousand bushels, and is of nom'
client quality. y ISa Pesit i
he Government has presented to the sal, said /,
brated LOOMS battery Michigan the deser d
held pieces, cassiOns, harness. and an Delay
of the battery in con- 5ai6 nalyI I
ration of their gallant services during order
war. ''----s der 4
boy died in Chicago, last week. from ia tain 81
effects OF swimming in a pond where I.y'g il wog
'arcasses of animals had been demos Sion Sion Q Q
Large spots broke out on him. and at the
ymptoms were those of a verv had Der q
OF poisoning. Tt is supposed he swaI- By
d some of the water july
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