Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-18
news AND OTHBRwIsE.

TAG heaviest bets on the New orA race race
are made by ladies. -ul
Mn. .sHEI1ABARGER's majority in the Dis
trict Is l49 less than Mr.. Smiths majority
A COTTON factory is to be established a
Indianapolis by a stock company.
IT costs Government $40 week for ra
tions for Jeff. Davis.
THr Democrats of Vinton county elected
their candidates for Clerk and Sheriff.
INHuron county the apple crop Is mos
abundant.
JUDGE WILSON, of Cleveland, is recover
inc from serious illness.
TIE Democratic majority in Monroe
county for Secretary Of State Is l,794.
A PARTIAL eclipse was announced tC
take place on the sth of October. 1t seem'
TO us that 1t occurred on the 9th.
A WRETCH, by the name OF Felton, In
Tama county, Iowa, has murdered his wife
in consequence of jealousy.
TIE watchman of hotel in Jackson
Tenn. on Sunday night shot the steward
dead. A woman was the cause of it.
On the night of the 18th, young woman
committed suicide in Chicago. Dlsappoint-
ed love was the cause.
JAMES STEPHENS, the great Fenian leader
arrived at st. Louis on the night OF the 10Th
and received an enthusiastic reception.
TUE Republicans of the 9Th Massachu-
setts District have nominated General
Ranks as their candidate for Congress.
RECKLESS character by the name OF
Iesper committed suicide one day last week
Mt Oak Harbor, Ottawa county.
Ina week or ten days the new Union de-
MT at Cleveland will be ready for occu-
pancy.
OLD fashioned hunting parties are be-
coming fashionable in some parts OF the
country.
THE Democrats of Ottawa have elected
their entire county ticket by an average
majority of III.
WE are promised an unusually brilliant
meteoric display on the night of the 18th
of November.
A RADICAL journal says President john
son could be impeached on the ground Of
insanity. We'll, now; that's good, decided
ly.
THE Mac Cheek Press-the first number
issued in COlumbus-is on our table, Deau-
tiful and readable, although politically
black.
JOHN ROLAND, an employee in tub fac
tory at Chicago, on the 10th was caught In
the machinery and so injured that he soon
thereafter died.
On the night of the 18th, james Brooks
was nominated by the Democrats In the
Eighth District, and John Morrissey In the
Fifth.
AN engineer on the Pittsburgh and Fort
Wayne railroad was run over by locomo-
tive early Monday morning at Alliance,
and died the ensuing morning.
The Mac-a-Cheek Press regards the re-
suit of the election as the verdict of the
people that they will agree to restoration
based on general amnesty and equal suf-
frage."
WE learn from the Spirit Of Democracy
that Mr.. David Patton, of Woodsfield, died
on Friday of last week from injuries sus-
tanned by the explosion of the boiler of a
steam saw mill.
CAPTAIN JERRY SAUNDERS, an old pilot
who lived in boat which he had anchored
in the river near Newport, In the vicinity
Of the st. Clair Flats, was drowned few
days ago.
"How well he plays for one 80 young!"
said Mrs. Partington, as the organ-boy
performed with monkey near the door i;
Sand how much his little brother looks like
hin, to be surep
The Pittsburgh Gazette (RadicaD says that
the presence OF the Democratic party "is
an offense," and that ''counsels for its per-
petuation are conspiracies against loyalty"
Probably the Radical Congress will UNDER
take to so declare by law.
81 BEQUEATH," said an Irishman in his
will, Ito my beloved wife, all my property,
without reserve, and to Dennis, my young
est, the rest. If anything is left it may go
to Terrence McCarty."
LAST Sunday, a boy named Charles Klser,
of Vinton Furnace, while out cunning, ac-
cideutally discharged an old Enfield rifle,
loaded with shot, the contents lodging in
his forehead and causing his instant death
So we learn from the TiiHoa Record.
THE first bale of cotton that was sold at
Marion station, Miss, on the 21st of Sep
tember, and brought III cents per pound,
was planted, cultivated and picked by the
daughters of Mrs. Eliza Puckett, near
Pushwatahah, Ala. That's setting good
example.
THIS is said to be an admirable cure for
neuralgia Half drachm Of sal ammonia,
in an ounce of camphor water, to be taken
teaspoOnful at dose, and the dose re-
peated several times, at intervals of five
minutes, If the pain be not relieved at
once.
A REPUBLICAN correspondent writing
from Cincinnati excuses the election of
such man to Congress from the First Dis
trict as Ben. Eggleston, on the ground that
''dOllars and not sense make up the con-
trolling element" dollars" and not
sssense" controlled the recent elections.