Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-08
OHIO ITEMS.

! The HIremen of CITcleville have resOlV-
, ed to celebrate the 4th of July in grand
style. The fremen of GAINESVILLE, Chilli
. cothe, Lancaster and Washington are to
be invited to participate.
A boy, aged about eleven years, son OF
Mr.. jenkins, of the vicinity of OtsegO,
MUskingum County, committed suicide,
on the 10th inst, by hanging himself.
What induced him to commit this act is
unknown.
The Columbus Journal says of the
rolls at the Pension Office in that city,
! that since the first of January last, nine
/ ty-tWo of the soldiers widows, recorded
as pensioners, have taken unto them
/ selves husbands. The greater part of
these were married in April.
The eighth suicide in Cincinn natl within
seven weeks was that Of a Mrs. Hating
who took her husbands s cutlass, laid down
Bupon bed, and with great force thrust its
sharp point into her throat, and almost
through her neck, causing death almost
instantly,
The Lima Gazette says that last week
little son of Levi Watson, of Shawnee.
aged five or six years, choked to death
with corn. It appears the boy had been
out with his father and was chewing
parched corn, when suddenly falling, a |
particle Of corn lodged in his throat, and I
before assistance could be rendered death |
ensued.
John Walker, formerly of the 9TH Ohio
regiment, and slightly tainted with an ad-
mixture Of African blood, has recovered I
81 600 from the Trustees of the town
ship of Spencer. Medina county Ohio, for
refusing to receive his vote at the Octo-
Der election of 1865.
The Ohio State Sunday School Conven-
vTyelT h. 1-II n
18th to the 10Th Of une. The principal
will return delegates free who
pay full fare going.
We are glad to learn that the Wheat in
his county has come out much better F
nan was feared few weeks ago. The o
,rop will be short, but there will be much D
more than was recently expected a
Seven hundred and forty-fve dollars.
exclusive Of costs. says the Belmont =
Chronicle, have been paid in liquor cases
n indictments found at the last term of p
}ourt Of Belmont county. 4
At the sheep sheering, held by the wool h.
rowers of Lucas and Wood counties, on g
he 9Th inst, the heaviest fleece shorn
-eIghed 20 IA pounds and was taken =
rom buck two years old and weighing &
II. The he9viest fleece shorn from an
we weighed l3 IL lbs
A monumental pillar has been raised IN
Gambler, Ohio, to the memory of the Of
tie Lorain Andrews, President of The wa
-enyon College. He served as Colonel to
the 4th 0. Y. l.. and died September hd
3, 1861, aged 42 years. no
Mr.. Geo. Lee, of Walnut township.
lckaway county, informs the Cirolevilie -
mon, that the rats o few evenings ago,
sstroyed about six acres of his corn,
hlch he had recently planted, eating the
ain aud blades, A neighbor, Mr.. Geo. &c
oyer, had also three acres eaten by the
me 'Yarmints"
The amount of the Cadiz Bank money -
ii unrecovered is, according to the II
Qbenville Herald $4,000. This with . the
g reward makes the loss $60,000-a mef mef
.ge amount but much better than $780, TIE,
DENTAL AssoCIATIoN.-The Mt Yer
n RepubHcaR of the 18th, gives the a
of the Central Ohio Dental No,
sociation, which met in that place on -
8th ult The Republican character
8 the delegates in attendance as we'll
ssed, good-looking and intelligent, all
e business of the convention was oceu. OF
d in matters of interest to the profess a.