Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-18
NEWS AND OTHERWISE.

The policemen in Cincinnati are being
discharged for their political opinions.
JUDAS betrayed his Lord and Master for
thirty pieces Of siIuer, and then went off and
hanged himself.
THE President received a most enthusi
astic ovation on his return to Washington
last Saturday.
The Radicals had blue calico parade in
Cincinnati on Saturday night They are
becoming desperate.
SHELLABERGER is a regular bounty jump
er. He refused to vote SlOO bounty to the
poor soldiers, and took $4,000 for himself.
Mrs. KoBER, who was thrown from her
milk wagon in Wheeling short time since,
died on last Thursday evening from the eff
fects of her injuries.
The Grand Lodge of the United States
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will
hold its annual communication in Balti-
more, Md, beginning yesterday.
THERE was a terrific storm of thunder,
lightning and hail at Louisville, KY, on
last Thursday night, lasting ten hours, and
doing much damage.
SEVENTEEN cases of cholera occurred in
Nashville on last Friday, twelve whites and
five blacks. Five deaths were reported on
Saturday.
THEODORE T. SCRIBNER, the news and
night editor of the Indianapolis Journal,
died on last Sunday morning, of coDgestive
chills. He was formerly war correspon-
dent of the Neso York Herald.
A YOUNG man named Leonidas Thomas
Thompson, was shot dead by his roommate
in indianapolis, last Sunday morning. He
had left the room, and on his return, was
mistaken for a burglar.
MISS LETrTIA CANNON, the belle of Johns
town, Penn, beautiful young lady, was
killed last Thursday by the falling of the
bridge at that place, on the arrival OF the
Presidential train.
DANIEL STULI, ofWest GAINESVILLE, clerk
in the store of w. +. Mahn, was drowned
in the Muskingum river last Friday night.
The body had not been found on Saturday
evening.
JOHN SUTTON, recently engaged as clown
with Mike Lipman's circus, was confined
at the Ninth street station-house at Cincin-
nAti, on Sunday, as lunatlc. Cause-a
false fair one.
AT picnic held by the Turner's Associa-
tion at Gerke's Grove, near Cincinnati on
last Sunday, riot occurred in which sew
eral citizens and policemen were stabbed
and roughly handled.
The census of Mobile just completed,
gives populati0n of 4O9O2, an increase of
over 11,OOO since 1850. The negroes num-
Der 124O5. OfMobile soldiers in the rebel
army, 3l5 were killed, III died Of disease,
and 252 were permanently disabled.
DoN PIErr, in a speech at Carlisle station
last Saturday, says that Andrew johnson
is one Of the meaner and worse results of
slavery-a poor white Of the South.r Won
der IL the noble blood Of q Corsican flows in
the Don's veins?-In GhOrR!
A SPECIAL dispatch from Chicago on
Sunday to the CiRcinHdti Gazette, states that
. man by the name of Lubenheimer, in that
city, being accused of theft, denied the
charge, saying that he hoped God would
strike him dead II he was not speaking the
truth. He Immediately fell and expired.
TEE scow Comet, with cargo Of plaster,
sprung q leak on last Tuesday night, be-
tween Middle Sister Island and the Detroit
river, and Immediately sunk. The crew,
four in number, saved themselves by cling
ing to the top-masts, which projected just
above the water. They were rescued by
the steamer Cibe Of Toledo.
On last Saturday negro by the name of
Brown. committed rape upon white girl
named Weber, near Troy, Ohio. He fed to
Xenia and was secreted, but was found and
taken back. The magistrate released him,
but the citizens were SO indignant that they
rung the fire bells to create mob, but the
\ darky could not be found. His Republican
friends no doubt secreted him.