Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-26
NEWS AND OTHERWIsE.

Nh READING MATTER on the Fourth Page.
80 GOLD closed in New York, yesterday eve
1 N nIng:at1632S.
,mD Go to the meeting at the State House this
-, evening.
oral THERE is only one convict confined in the
,.,i. Adams county jail.
Xs, GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN will deliver an
nee grafton on the 4th of July at Salem, Ill.
,rr In Vienna, during April, they had two
r, suicides day.
an IL Adams county the cut-worm is doing
"a serious damage to the corn crop. So we
1 learn from the Peoples Defender.
rR The Tammany Democrats of New York
10 city intend to celebrate the Fourth of July
IS on grand scale.
nc The wheat crop in Georgia and East
81 TIE lnessee has turned out much better than
E was expected few weeks ago.
ty BOB JOHNSON, notoriously bad charac-
vi te., was shot to death last week in gam
q bling room in New Orleans.
u FRENCH farmers claim that in districts
Il where the pigeon is most abundant there
Il the wheat fields are the cleanest and the
n crops most prolific.
u ELIAS HOWE inventor and patentee of
o the sewing machine needle, has made
!, million and half of dollars on it already.
L Comfortable fortune for one man.
I A MEMBER of the Tennessee Senate cap
sized buggy in Paducah, spilling out a
J woman of bad reputation, got whipped,
aud had to appear before the Police Court.
! MrLroN's paradise Lost" and ''Regain-
ed" with illustrations by Dorc, will be is
sued next autumn by London publishing
firm.
'THgY are obviously Teutonic," said B.,
as two ladies of great rotundity of figure
were passing. Judging by their Tout
ensembIs-I should think So" said Quilp.
AsENrMENTAL old bachelor says a wo-
mans heart is the sweetest" thing in the
world; in fact perfect honey -comb-full
of sells. Bee-ware.-iSouth CdroIinidn.
A YOUNG New York lady has recently
been married to an Italian duke, married
at Rome in the private chapel Of a mar
auis, to be hereafter, instead of dreadful
MRS" the Duchess Della Revere.
QunP, having just saluted young Miss
who was giving her "intended" an airing
in a pony phaeton, his friend B. inquired
il the man was her groom3 "oh, no."
said @, sonly a candidate for the place."
TALKING of the immense abGtOirs which
capitalists are constructing near New York
for the slaughtering of animals, Quilp re-
commends his friends to subscribe for the
stock, al the profits Of the business will be
ofaII
THE Senatorial contest in Vermont, be-
tween the friends Of Judge Poland and Mr..
Morrill,, is waxing warm. The Morrill,
men claim thirteen papers on their side,
and the Poland men six, with several wav-
ering.
PREsBYTERIAN clergyman, by the name
of Lindsey, residing about mile south of
Medina, n. Y, recently whipped his three
year old boy to death, because he could
not or would not say his prayers He chas-
tised him. as he called it, too hours with a
shingle. IA FT.
TaE Chicago Times says this: "The grave
of BolmeyeF. the Democrat who was as
sasslnated at Dayton, Ohio, by an Abolition
mob, has been desecrated by being robbed
Of the stone which was placed over 1t by
his widow. Abolition hatreds do not stop
at the threshold Of the grave. No Aboli-
ZIONIST Is satisfied until he has been able to
deposit his excrement upon the grave Of
any dead man who did not, in life, believe
the negro and white man to be equal In
every respect" ~ @
WE learn from the Marfsttd Tines that
Gen. O. IL. Grosvenor, of Athens, sued B.
8. Twombly, for slanderous words uttered
during the Senatorial canvass last fall lay
ing his damages at $4,000. Pending the
suit Twombly converted his property into
cash, and left. When the case was called,
In the Washington Common Pleas, defend
ant failed 10 respond. Judgment was rem
dered for the full amount claimed. II
Grosvenor gets it--which is prOblematIcal
he win be pretty well Of s