Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-02
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WALLAcK's new drama is entitled flOO,
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A NEGRO woman in New York is IL:
years old. 9o.r
JULIA DEAN HAYNE, the actress, made
100000 in California.
AMAN in Brooklyn was killed by mar
with fiat iron on Sunday night.
ANOTHER case of love, seduction and
death, has occurred at st. Louis.
THE Capt. Kid treasure excitement pre-
walls in New Havep.
A SHERIFF of Hudson county, N. 7, is
on trial for murder. as
FASHION is introducing Bismark bonnets
and needle-gun skirts.
OVER 500 lives have been lost by ship
wrecks within few weeks. D.
WASHINGTON IRvING's old summer house
was lately sold at auction for $40.
A COUPLE of highway robbers have just
been arrested in Washington.
GEORGE N. SANDERS is in Paris and has
just made good thing in speculation.
ALARGE quantity of whisky and num-
Der OF stills have just been seized in Phila-
delphia.
THE city Of Rochester, New York, has
lust realized 500 from the inmates Of dis
reputable houses.
The Rothschilds have sent over to this
country to ascertain the probable yield of
cotton this year.
A TEXAS paper says that in ten years
that State will manufacture millions of
pounds of cheese.
GREELEY says that the object Of the
amendment is to make men obey the Con-
stitution."
MERRITT, editor Of the Democratic State
organ of Iowa-the Ioiod StdtesmGn-has
been appointed Collector of the Des Moines
District.
IT is understood that Governor Cox will
appoint the last Thursday In November
the day designated by President johnson
for Thanksgiving Day.
IT is reported that at the Cabinet meet
ing held on Tuesday morning, it was de-
termined to gradually occupy Mexico and
guarantee to each State republican form
Of Government. ......
A PROSTITUTE named Annie Welloar
ocI.a NaIn Inn In
cago, by woman named Jane Carrigan.
Mrs. Carrigan's husband had been In the
habit of visiting the frail woman. The
wound is not dangerous.
The old State House, one of the ancient
landmarks of Boston, is to be thoroughly
remodeled. The inside is to be torn out, a
French roof substituted for the present
one, and the entrances changed. Part Of
the lower floor is to be rented for insurance
Offices.
The Ohio Farmer says: In most parts
of Ohio the apple crop Is good one.
From Richland and that portion Of the
State, large lots are being shipped East"
The Zanesville Times says that the yield Of
apples this season is by far the finest known
for years."
AN interesting libel case Is before the
Jefferson Market Police Court in New
York. The plaintiff, wealthy merchant,
accuses Lewis Levy, peddler, and Aaron
Martin, of declaring him convict and
married already, to Christian wife, to
prevent his marriage with Mrs. Julia Levy,
q wealthy Jewish widow. .,r...
The funeral OF Miss Fanny Seward took
place at her fathers house, in Washington,
on Wednesday. The President and mem
bers of the Cabinet appeared as chief
mourners. Generals Grant and Sherman
were present. The remains have been re-
moved to Auburn, New York, for inter-,
Inent. ssfog 4 n
AT twelve o'clock on Sunday night, in
New York, gang Of forty men, provided
with pickaxes, shovels and implements of
every description, fell to work and pro-
ceeded systematically to tear up the Russ
paving stones in the middle of Broadway.
The track Of the Dry Dock railroad, which
heretofore extended through Park row into
Broadway, and came to q terminus some
ten yards below Ann street. was to be ex-
tended through Broadway to Fulton street,
where, with sharpcurve, the rails crossed
the thoroughfare to effect junction with
the double tracks already laid and running
tSwards the North river. The object In
commencing the work on Sunday morn
ing was to guard against the possibility of
au injunction being obtained. against the
company, the courts being closed on the
Sabbath, and tbs judges absent until Mon
day, when It was known that the connect
ing link between the Ann and Fulton street
roads would be fiveted. The pavement was
promptly ripped up, the ground below lew
eIled, sleepers laid in hot haste and iron
tracks secured without an instant's delay.
spite Of the unreasonable hour and the
chill night air, quite concOurse Of idlers
gathered about the laborers, who by the
ann light Of lanterns steadily kept on per-
forming their task. and ceased not until |
Broadway was bOrdered and spanned by o |
double track. .-i'i