Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-26
NEWS AND OTHERwIsE.

HEADING mATIEk Ol LiiC cOulbh obO'
GOLD closed in New York, yesterday eve
ming, at l5O-
LoNDoN has % theaters.
IRoNToN has daily mail again.
THE Pope is reported seriously Ill.
CHOLERA is spreading in Europe.
TIE diamonds Of the Duke of Nassau are
valued at nine millions Of dollars.
THEI latest Connecticut invention is pat
ent fish scale.
THE court house at Ironton is to have a
new bell.
ATAMous Paris belle, the Countess Kar-
rolyi, has entered convent.
The Chicago Times says A. johnson keeps
broom factory himself.
TIE deaths in New York city for the
week ending July q, were 1852.
In California there are 7,449 Odd Fellows.
They have property valued at sSO0OOO.
THE population of Buffalo is represented
to be 125,OO0.
CHICAGO claims to have a population OF
$4,000.
NoN-REs1nKE1s are subject to imprison-
ment for debt ia Massachusetts,.
LAST week fifty removals were made In
the New York Custom House.
The population of Whseling, Va, within
the corporate limits, Is reported TO be 1888.
Mrs. JOHN BIGLER Of Beaver, Pa, is
widow and only II years old.
PELICAN eggs bring 70 cents per dozen in |
the California markets.
Two women have scissored their way out
of the second story of the Ballston Jail, NJ.
FoR the Marietta, O., College, 100000
have been raised.
On the 4th of July, $4,000 worth Of
property was destroyed by fire at Middle
port, Meigs county, Ohio.
w. G. BILLINGS, of West Union, Ohio,
was drowned at Quincy, KY, last week,
while bathing in the Ohio river.
ALurLE boy in Mercer county, Pa, last
week died from the effects of locust sting
on the wrist.
Nor Sor many years has the fruit crop,
especially apples, been so good in Tennessee
as It is this year.
MRS. WARMER, Of Pittsfield, Mass, re-
Gently stepped on rusty nail. Lock-jaw
and death followed.
RossIKI finds pleasure In the composition
Of music and recreation in the cultivation
of squashes.
OK Monday night young babe was LETT
on the front door-steps Of the residence vf
Mrs. Van Buren, in GAINESVILLE.
REv. j. G. RICHMOND, of Poughkeepsie,
New York, was recently struck and killed
by a man named Lewis.
IT is criminal ofEense in Connecticut to
procure the publication Of bogus mar
riage notice.
Only five, out of thirty-five safes opened
by one machinist in Portland, since the fire,
were found to have really been safe.
Trad. STEVENS may presume too far in
presumlng that the people are so gullible
that he can lead them at viii.
THREE thousand dollars have been sub
sorlbsd for the erection of new NJ. E.
Church at Waverly. $4,000 more are
needed.
TIE owners of the omnibus lines Of Cot
tenburg, Sweden, have provided each of
their vehicles with water reservoir and
newspaper.
A soLDrER, who had lost both hands In |
the war, with the aid Of hand organ and |
4 boy has made $4,000 by travelling a cou-
Nh Of years in the vicinity Of Boston.
The colsnnbia CTenn.) Herald maintains
chat Brownlow and his Legislature fare liv-
ing witnesses Of the existence OF the Devil, |
Hell and eternal damnation."
THE meteorologist Of Yale College says
that not for elghty-nlne years have they
had such heated term as the one through
which they recently passed.
A MAN, dressed In female apparel short
time since, isreported to have sold corsets
and fltted them on the bodies Of his Gus
tomers at Cedar Falls, Iowa.