Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-08
NEWS AND OTnEHwIsE.

The Episcopal Church is again unity.
AMAN at Caledonia, New York, has raised
100000 young trout.
The Philadelphia schools last year cost
esl7,4l9. l5
"INrELLEcTuAL measles" Is a new name
for poor poetry.
THERE were 262 deaths in Cincinnati du-
ring the month OF May.
d The Democracy Of Darke county will
nominate their county ticket on the 2Sd. ,
Hon. BARNABAs BURNS is President Of
the Mansfield City Council.
GENERAL SwEENY is As years old; is
widower aud has three children. ...r
In Cincinnati there arc l64 hackney
coaches.
1t is stated as fact, that DR.. VIM. Trev-
tit has bought the Crisis.
PoLITIcAL campaigning in Missouri Is ac-
tive.
SHORT sermons are commended as the
best.
The Catholic Telegraph is opposed to the
Tenian movement. 1t pronounces 1t a
"hopeless contest" ...H
Pore PIus TX has just lost his youngest
sister, who was married to rich patrlclan
at Avignano, Italy.
Col. O'NEr1, who commanded the Feni-
ans at Fort Erie, was not in the rebel army
He served in the Federal army.
The largest estate in Boston is that of
Hemenway, valued at two million four hun
drei and six thousand dollars.
The Indiana State Broad of Education
have condemned Appleton's American En-
cyclopedia.
Two hundred cattle arrived at Chicago
on the 9th from Texas. Six hundred more
are on the way.
FIFTY Treasury Clerks are to be dismissed
the 10th of July, because there is nothing
for them to do.
\ WIN. TUBBs, of Adrian, Michigan, fell
from his horse on the 23d of May, and was
killed.
AN only daughter OF Richard Simmons,
of Worthwhile, Michigan, was killed by fall
ing on the floor on the 18th ult.
BRYAN of the Madison County Democrat
says he perfectly adOres the Italian Opera,
especially when it's done in German"
MArR1MoNY Is said to be tearfully on the
decliue at Terra Haute, Ind. Alleged
cause, expensiveness of the women.
For stealing a copy of the Democrat, a
woman had to pay fine of $40 in the po-
lice court of Rochester, N. Y, the other
day.
THE Democracy of Madison county will
hold Mass Convention on the 18th inst, to
elect Delegates to the Congressional and
Judicial Conventions.
THE Fenian officers that fell into the
hands of United States authorities at Butfa-
10 have been released on giving bail in
sums of 5000 and $1,000.
CAPTAIN MENrER, leader of the famous
musical band by that name, is dead. He
died from the wounds inflicted by a bur-
glar. To the musical world, this is great
loss.
Tax Brandon Republican says there is in
that place young lady whose lips resem-
BILE peach blossoms so much that she has to
keep veil over her face to keep the bees
out of her mouth.
THE Fenian Canadian enterprise for the
present is at an end. General Sweeny,
Commander-in-Ch Chief of the Fenian army,
has been arrested and is in the custody of
United States authorities. President Rob-
erts Is in the same condition.
The West Indies crop Of sugar this year
Will probably reach l2,0OO hogsheads, with
corresponding quantity Of molasses and
rum say from 5000 to 5000 hogSheads OF
moIasses, and 5000 of rum. This will be
so per cent. more than the crop Of 1866, and
fully double that of the preceding year.
On the 18th ult., the Southern Baptist
Convention, which held its session at Rus
seville, KY, adjourned; but before ad-
journing, 1t adopted resolution protesting
against civil and military interference In
the affairs of religion.
HAYDEN BARNARD, keeper Of the Marble
head Almshouse, Mass and member of
church, with hitherto fair reputation, has
been found guilty Of adultery with two Inn
beclle inmates, each OF whom had . child
by him. zs og9ia sa1 .iR
"A REPUBLICAN Washington correspon-
dent says that while the reconstruction
proposition now under discussion In the
Senate, is much the best proposition yet
discussed ia either House, it Is by mo means
as good as nothing at all would be-" I'm
questionably this is true. G4FA3
The editor of the So. OIdirsvtlle Gazette ac-
knowledges the receipt Of $25 from Judge |
Thurman, $25 from John G. Thompson, $40
from John G. Dun, and $40 from George L.
Converse, contributed to repair the loss he
sustained In the destruction OF his Office re-
Gently by fire. s's te tto}t |
JAMES e. HARVEY, us. Minister to Por-
tugal, an appointee Of President Lincoln,
La 4 letter written the oath Of March, says:
al would pledge my life on the result II the
test should be fairly made, that GI1'Ost nine
per cent, Of tho soAoIs black population seould
soss6N ~ sidsQf taeif Old masters"