Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-20
NEWS AND OTIaIsaWIsE.

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for divorce. f9i rjeetp sa5 8na hUWsD119
TIE married people Of Paris average
only children to a family.sln 81 1pt.o,
AaPERFuMED Russian Bath Society ha'
been organized In. New York. s,,ed .tel
ANOTHER matrimonial escapadeds GREAT
ing a coIhmotion in Louisville. oi6p Sa1
MEMPHIs has closed its Opera House
The manager could not pay his salaries.
Two women were murdered by negroes
near Brandville, S. c., on Thursday last. y
IT took twenty-six men six days to count
the amount Of the war indemnity Austria
paid Prussia. .1I4Hl i5ia 90 2saa ''
Iris great satisfaction to know that the
earth weighs ], ,256,l95, ,O70, 900, ,OOO, 100000
tons. "Hl ''
A TOTAL of 6l,O62, ,240 pounds Of tobacco
were raised in Kentucky during the past
twelve months. ,""U 1 '..,. ~
A STEAM saw mill company of Wiscon-
sin own 5000 acres Of land in the vicinity
of their mills. t, ~. u 'i., az.
FRANKLIN, MASS, has used up $4,000
worth Of stock in the manufacture Of bon
nets during The present year. ..-.. .g.r
In New Haven county Conn.,, &C unhap-
py couples have been divorced since the 1st
Oflast January. .oG s,s .r,F .lifrf l,.
FouR million Of misdirected and un-
called-for letters came to the dead letter
Office for the year ending June 30. ~
THEladiesof Of Milwaukee contribute $780,
600, to the Soldiers and Sailors National
Asylum located in that city. ,
TaE health of Marshal o'Donnell, who
Is now in Paris, is such as to cause some
uneasiness to his family and friends.
A RABID Southern paper condemns duel
ing-it calls duel "murder" and the duel
ist a dcoward." y The world does more.
A Troy hen, belonging to a hotel-keeper,
recently Matched brood Of seventy-eight
chickens. She is doing as well as could
be expected" a .iH .iaU r'. go
RICHARD WAGNER, protege to the King
of Bavaria, sports walking stick worth
several thousand ducats, gift from His
Majesty.
COUNSELLOR DE AZoMBIGA, the Brazilian
Minister, and Senior Sarimente, the Minis
ter of the Argentine Republic, have re-
turned to Washington. a9. e,~
GOVERNOR BULIoCK unfolded @The
Providence of God in the Five Great
Periods Of American History" at SPRING |
field, Mass, last week. slc-a ID. ...
BLOT has written to the languishing
ladies of Boston that he viii come back next |
winter and complete the extirpation Of the |
beau-diet. t-. D.- -i9F ii 1i
A MEMBER of the Legislature Of Van
couver'sI sland recently spoke for IL con-
secutive hours to defeat an obnoxious
MEASURE, and carried his point.
SPEAKING of a bevyof lawyers who were |
co ,gregating. to dedicate a new Court
II Hjuse, lady said sthey had gone to view |
the ground where they must shortly lie"
THE eight.hour system is creating great |
dissatisfaction in indianapolis. Employees
are paid by the hour, and they cannot earn |
enough 70 support their families. ~
A LETTER-wRITER says that Louis Napo-
leon has 'Tallthe enthusiasm of q Corsican,"
and "all the phlegm ofa Hollander." Thank
you. Now we know all about him..
PRoFEssoR HARRIs, Of the Bangor The
illogical Seminary, has been elected Presi-
dent of Bowdoin College by the unanimous
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Mn. and Mrs. Iturbide are now at Rose
dale, near Georgetown, D. G., the residence
ofthe lady IS mother. Their son is still held
by Maximilian. afolgwtA
Mas. SARAH PREsToN BALE, widow Of
the late Nathan Hale, editor Of the Boston
Advertiser, and sister of Edward Everett,
died In. BroOkline on Wednesday. i
THE Queen OF Spain was hissed at one Of
the Madrid theaters few nights since.
Her Majesty rose Immediately and left the
house. J'-'''f 4'A
GENERAL GHAMBERLAIN, Of Maine, has
resigned the chair of rhetoric and oratory
ia iBowdOin College in anticipation of his
entering upon his duties as Governor of the
State. !. .--w
WALT WHITMAN has been promoted to a
third-class clerksHfp In the Attorney Gem
erars Office, lwhere he has been employed
since Harlan turned him out Of the, In-
teriof Department. " NsAsWVBty
A WASHINGTON dispatch says; Members
of fCongress are beginning osrrfve already,