The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-10
EpIToRIAL BBEvITIEs.

The largest income In Chicago Is that of O..
ScHUTTLER, wagon manufacturer which
amounts to Sl00,77l. The second is that of
Z. IL. MCCORMICK, reaper manufacturer,
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Mr.. CHARLES G.. LELAND has completed
the preparation of collection OF authentic
anecdotes and sayings of the late President
LINCOLN, which will make printed duo
decimo Of over three hundred pages. As
It will contain all the leading ''smut-stories''
of the renowned joker, no doubt the vol
ume will be everywhere grabbed up as a
choice morcedu In refined Black Republi-
can literature. IL is expected that the Jour
nal will order dozen copies.
A New England paper says "JULn DEAN
HAYNK has got one Of the cheap Mormon
divorces, In salt Lake City, and married a
new husband, man who made his pile In
Montana
JUIIA's first husband was poor brick
now she's got pile"
The chains and iron work of the Charlotte
and Columbia Railroad bridge, over the Ca
tawba River, South Carolina, are made from
the muskets, bayonets, shell, &C., picked up
on Virginia battle-fields, aud which were
stored in the Confederate armory in Rich
mond when that building was burnt at the
time of the evacuation. HUlt fHH
Queen EMMA, of the Sandwich Islands,
was received by the French Emperor and
Empress lately. The journals say that "all
who have seen her admire her beautiful
complexion, her finely -chiseled features,
the intelligence and inexpressible sweet
ness of expression upon her countenance,
and the ravishing beauty Of her tiny hands"
1t is just ascertained that the defalcations
of A. p. STONE, the Republican Internal
Revenue Collector at Columbus, Ohio, who
committed suicide few months ago,
amount to $102,40O. The Government is
nearly secured by SToNE's bonds of $780,
600.
A German named JOHN A. HEYL, living
in Boston, has invented method of light
ing all the street lamps in city stimuli
taneously. The lighting of lamps by cleo
tricity is no new thing, but what Mr.. HEYL
claims as the new feature in his invention
is a stop-cock combined with an electric
battery, by means of which the operator
at any central point can turn the gas of
or on at his pleasure at the same time ig-
hitting 1t with the electric battery.
The Guernsey. Ohio, Times states that the
Cashmere Goat company delivered their
wool to an agent of the Gallatin (Tenn)
company, ofwhom they bought their goats,
few days since, for which they received
in Cambridge Sc per pound. The heaviest
fleece weighed nearly three pounds.
Gunner OMEN, of the Canadian Royal
Artillery, was recently convicted of com
plicity in the Fenian conspiracy, and on
being drummed out of the service, shouted :
"Hurrah for the Irish Republec" He was
then re-arrested and logged In the presence
of his late corps.
The man who ''never reads the papers,"
from Decatur, Hf, was robbed OF $3.50, in
Cincinnati, last week, by the confidence
game,
The Government tax alone on tobacco
manufactured In st. Louis In 1865 was ST.
III, G3l, the tobacco being valued at about
$500, ,0OO an increase of eighty per cent
over the total product of the State in 1860,
and one thousand per cent. on the product
of st. louis in the same yeai.
A good thing occurred at Madison, Wis,
on the 4th
When MURDOCH was reading the declar-
alton of independence, radical mistook the
subject, and said he did not think much of
such speech on the 4th of July. nor of the
man who was making it. Congress was
right, and Johnson ought to be kicked out.
Ho looked savage at MURDOCH, and was
deeply in earnest.
JIM LANE was dead, on the 9TH. There is
some hope that he viii live long enough to
read the various eulogies passed on his
eminent virtues.
On Thursday night the oil tanks of
DoANE q CO., at Cleveland, containing
], 200 bbls. of crude oil, worth $4,000, were
fred and destroyed.
Hon, r. G. GRIER, Justice Of the Supreme
Court of the United States, was attacked at
Williamsport, Pennsylvania, few days
ago, by paralysis, while in attendance upon
the District Court of the United States in
session there.
On Saturday the mercury stood at 1902 in
the United States Senate Chamber. Senators
couldn't stand the pressure, and adjourned.
It would be Of incalculable value to the
welfare Of the country If the heated term
would last as long as Congress sits.
The losses by fire throughout the United
States for the six months just elapsed, ex-
ceed those of the whole of any previous
year. The losses up to date are reckoned
At $45,0OO,0OO.
The New York 1Imss Republican, says
the Republican party cannot exist an hour
upon its universal negro suffrage plat
orm." Still, Maine, Vermont and Iowa
nave declared for universal negro suffrage.
Latest advices from Mexico state that
MACMILLAN is far from preparing to evacu-
lte his dominions, and that on the contrary
ne has ordered conscription iL the EN-
pire, TO take place on the 10th of July,
which, with the aid of 100000 francs per