Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-06
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/ A laborer named John Haley, who had
/ just drank several glasses of cold water
i whilst greatly heated. fell dead IN the
street IN Baltimore on Tuesday.
! JEFF. Davis counsel backed by Horace
i Greeley, are again urging the release Of
4 J eff Davis or his transfer to some other
+ place Of confinement.
/ A Baltimore bank was robbed of S50,-
! 900 on Monday night. The robbers es-
capped. Owing to prudential reasons, the
name of the bank Is not given.
The Commissioner of Agriculture
/ has collated q mass Of crop reports from
all parts of the country, and arrives at
/ the conclusion that about seYen-tenths of
an average crop of wheat may be counted
upon.
Laws, the. ex-rebel general, who was
/ recently elected clerk of the Superior
( Court Of Richmond County, N. G.. has
received an order from Gen. Tillson, COM
manding the State, forbidding him to
hold or exercise any civil or political Of
fee The order was similar to that serY-
ed on Semmes by the Secretary of War.
It has Just come to light in st. Louis,
that Col JAS H. Blood, the city auditor,
had been living with three wives. He
arranged with the first and legitimate
wife for divorce, and then left for parts
unknown, bankrupt in reputation and
purse.
DIR. r. D. Mussey, one of the most en- /
Inent physicians and surgeons IN the
country, and long resident of Cinein
natl, died in Boston, Mass, on Thursday
last, at the ripe age of eighty-siX years.
Francis A. Boyd, a negro, has applied
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copyright on a book, a poem in three
parts, entitled ITO Columbians," and
dedicated to Lincoln, Grant and Butler.
George SquiIls, aged Y years, and his
grand daughter, aged IL, were brutally
murdered, on the 18th. near Rossville,
York county, Pa, Mrs. Squills, the
grandmother, was also terribly injured,
and at last accounts, was in a dying con-
dition. An Irishman named Donovan
has been araested on suspicion of commit
ting the deed. The weapon used is sup
posed to have been a hatchet. Money is
believed to have been the object Of the
murderer
The internal Revenue Commission es-
Inmates the amount of whisky drank In
the United States, averages a gallon and
half per head. Leave out the children, |
and the women, who certainly drink an
inappreciable amount of whisky compared /
with the whole, and the average to a man |
will be at least six gallons a year.
The Village National Bank of Bow |
doinham, Ne, was robbed on the 21st, by
a party ofrobbers who followed the cash |
ier home, gagged his family, and placed |
a guard over them. The robbers took !
the Cashier back to the bank, and, after !
robbing the vaults of their contents,
amounting to about S67 600, they locked |
him into the vault and made their escape /
with the plunder. They have been traced I
to Topsham, and it is supposed they are /
now making for Canada.
The Sheriff of Fayetteville, Arkansas,
assisted by the Postmaster and two 9th
ers, few days since, attempted to arrest
three men who had committed a murder I
The Williams fred upon the officers, kill
ing the Postmaster and WOunding two
others, one Of them mortally, and then
escaped
The post mortem examination of a lit
tie girl aged seven years, who died in
Bethlehem, Conn, revealed the fact that +
her death was caused by particles which
had been bitten from her finger nails
They were swallowed, and sticking into
the sides of her stomach, caused ulcera-
tion and death ensued.
The Ways and Means Committee have
finished the wool clause of the tariff bill, ]
and fixed the rates as follows On ehean ,
and common wool, 6 cents per pound on j
clothing and cOmbing woods, valued at !
less than 32 cents per pound, 10 cents per
pound and To per cent. ad ValoFem on
clothing woods, valued at over 30 cents
per pound, II cents per pound and 10 per
cent ad valorem. This is In accordance
with the terms agreed upon BY the wool
growers and manufacturers.
A man named Isaac Mclaughlin has
just run away from Piatt county, Illinois,
after sWindling his neighbors to the ]
amount of S75, 900. He was a speculation
IN cattle. and succeeded IN getting credit S
for most of his purchases He sold all
his property without being detected. It
was valued at 1925 900, with membranes
On it to the amount of $4,000. g
CRoPs.-Accounts from our MARYLAND 4
Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, Minnesota,
and Virginia exchages give glowing ao.
counts of the crops in general, and in
these States it is anticipated that the
wheat crop will be above the average
7ield. In Illinois and Indiana, wheat
llso gives better promise than was antioi-
oated, and upwards of half crop is ex-
1ected.
Lindsey, the clergyman at Medina who
whipped his child to death, and was re- 7,
eased on $4,000 bail, Immediately upon in
)elng seG at Ioerty went to the house of
us brother-in-law to stay, but was not
llowed to do so, the brother-in-law fear
ng that his house would be torn down bv
n excited mob, and the miserable man
las again taken up his quarters in the
all at Albion, this time voluntarily, to
scape violence at the hands of the peo-
lie.
A Mobile despatch states that Gems. ne
lowe and F. T. Cave, and Col. r. Spen- It's
er, late of the rebel army, have accepted Oh
COMMISSIONS in the Austrian army, and 5,
i'll leave for Europe by the next steam pa
r. The Austrian officer will proceed to it
-tlanta and Augusta, where preparations DR.
re being made for his reception. He tSi gSy
anticipates great success in his endeayors sea
} raise experienced officers in the South. aui
Lis Government gives him entire power n
settle commissions upon any one he may \
loose. A considerable number of rebel l.,
'ldiers will accompany him to Austria An
prIvates act