Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-16
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GRKrrEY breaches magnanimlty towAro'
JEFF. DavIss sH HiH ~ /" l. -, y
BoUncrCAuLT has up and written another 'g ),
play. 9ai 20 1Ao li'~ sst'' iIod .lYi
R.rL,s bust Of starr King has arrived 10 y ;
Italy from Boston. ,afl ryu 9.s. {
Nor more than a third Of the Demoeraslc
vote was polledn Chicago, ~, '',s " az.
The Chinese burnt $5O,OOO,OOO worth oi
incense last year. -..,. ''.,,.''n ~, 1'i' Ny.
GEORGIA ia taking the lead Of her Slster
states in the reorganization OF industry
RreuIAR line OF packets from Mar ar
seilles to Memphis has been established q
A ,n11Np Georgian, who wanted par
don, offered $4,000 to "see" the President,
MoRRrssEY won about $25,OOo betting
on the Hoffman majority in New York
city.Au fs 41nI3 qH mt ugl
Mr.. BELLOWS drove his tandem OF SIX
horses in Central Park in l:9l the half
mile. .ia hI
RAnIcAL TIcKEr-For President, BenJa-
min f. Butler; Vice President John w.
Forney. gIu sisan sf l1UaTy1
THE editor Of the gossip paper which
libeled the Queen has been compiled 10
apologize. aal ...L =. :.
nu,,xoM widow has recovered $1,000
DAMAGES In a New York Court for brute's
breach Of promise. 7 gH. ~.
AARON JoNEs has closed articles to hght
Mccool for the championship and S5OOO In
December, in St. Louis. raai
A MISSOURI Radical named Pile has
sued the S. Louis Rrpublic"n fF libel he
wants $4,000 for his character-quite a
Pile. fl .ar.
AYorNa organistin fashionable church
at Chicago, received a cheek f"r $4,000 to
collect for a friend, rot it en- 'hel' sanOied
away the money. and has been arrested
The Missouri Legislature elect will
stand "a follows Senare-T senty-six Kad-
icals, eight Conservatives. Honse-Ninety
Radicals, forty -eiyht Conservatives.
They had Russian in tn" jury ina New
York court recently liz p'd th" greatest
attention tn the evidence, but it was finally
discoycreil that he understood no English
and the Sheriff marched him out.
MAJOR ROBERT BFALE, who WAS former
" sergeant-at-a arms Of the United States
Senate and subsequently, Warden of the
District Of Columbia Jail, died on Tuesday,
quite suddenly.
THE Boston Post says: Bennett who
bought Barnum's lease, attempts to give
Secretary McCulloch lessons In Finance;
and Greeley, who hid in a restaurant during
the New York riots, doubts the courage OF
the President.
TIE bill making habitual drunkenness a
sufficient cause for divorce has passed the
Verm mt LIE egislature-thirteen to eleven
with an amendment requiring that the
drunkenness must be OF two years dura-
ton previous to the finding of the libel.
JOHN BRADLEY, a prominent citizen OF
Vermont, and for the last twenty years In
tinately connected with the railroad en-
terprises of New England and many OF
those in the Western States, died at his
residence in Poultney, on Sunday at four
Pm. .0
REy, CHARLES B. SMITH has been visit
ing the model-artist exhibitions, and other
deviItries which prrvade Broadway, New
York, and escapes the condemnation which
such vi, IT, might call down upon the un7
sabctified. by lecturing upon what he saw
there AS warning, Of course. The keep
ers Of the breyet bagnios will be likely to
appreciate that sort of thing as a very eff
fective aud inexpensive sort Of advertising.
MILWAUKEE is some pumpkins, even
among those energetic, go-ahead, tear
away Western cities. There have been
built there the present season one rolling
mill, four hour mills, two breweries, two
distilleres, six churches, twenty-eight bus
iness blocks, and one thousand private res
idences. The cost Of these structures was
not less than four and half millions OF
dollars. 9 @
A LONDON letter writer Gays that Lord
Francis Russell, brother of Earl Russell, was
lately broughtup beforea magistrate on the \
charge Of cruelty to his horses. The cruel
ty was amply proved, and the noble Lord
was fined about seven dollars. He went
out OF the courttelling the magistrates
that il they came III his path the next time
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he was driving, he would ride over them.
Within the same week laboring man was
brought up on similar butmilder charge,
and he was sentenced to fourteen days of
hard labor, g, ,fs-sfa rga ~. bar
EMILY THOMSON, young woman,
Jumped into the river at New York. a few
nights ago, with her babe in her arms but
was buoyed up by her clothing until res
cued by a boat from vessel lying near.
She had lately landed from England, with
her husband, who had not succeeded in OBJ
tainipg employment as expected; their
money was exhausted during the Illness Of
the wife, and she determined to relieve her
husband OF the burden of supporting her.
by suicide. After q nights detention In
theSalion house she was sent home. y
yTHn Chicago Times has been very ex-
trelne In It's utterapces. aud during the re-
beilion ii opposed the war fof the, restOra-
tlou d the, Onion; In fact, Il was pro-
southern lin everything Now, like Ben.
Bnflef ahd ali ether inslncere trimmers