Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-11
NEWS ANU OTHEnwISE.


RAIN is now called the "Grand water car
N Of nature"
HOWELL COBB is practlcing law at Macon
and is poor.
GENERAL GEORGE W. MORGAN is In Wash
y ington.
. FREMoNr, Ohio, was never more prosper
Gus than now.
THERE are 1874 Odd Fellow Lodges, and
25O0O Odd Fellows In Ohio.
LAST week Mrs. Phillips aged SO, met
with death at Conneaut, through accident
al shooting.
THERE was anotherl death from cholera
I in New York city on the night Of the sth
instant.
LARGE township Democratic meetings
are being held in Knox county. A good
movement, that.
The first accredited cholera cases in
Cleveland ia 1919 were two, and occurred
on the 29th of June.
ISAAC HILLS barn, in Monroe township,
Licking county, was recently destroyed by
fire. Less, Sl,S00.
YeUNa NJ. JONES, of Pelham, N. H., left
the world through suicide few days
ago.
THE Boston Post says the most popular
Act of the Massachusetts Legislature was
the act of its final adjournment.
AScANDINAvIAN paper has been started in
Chicago with scandalous politics.-BOstoH
Post.
To avoid the Sunday liquor law in Balti-
more, the people now get drunk on Satur-
day, instead OF Sunday.
The beech forests in the vicinity of Will
mington, Ohio, are said to be alive with
wild pigeons.
WILLIAM S. SHERWOOD, proprietor of the
principal printing establishment in BAlt-
more, died in that city on the 7Lh.
BISHOP HOPKINS has written History
of the Episcopal Church," which is soon
TO b. forthcoming.
Ma. ALEXANDER SMITH says he became
against novels in "TOdd's Students Man
ual.''
SYDNEY SMITH, In writing to friend,
said: Unfortunately, the house is full of
cousins-wou.d they were once removed"
IT Is stated that the Otterson well at
Burning Springs, Va, has just struck oil
and is running from twelve to eighteen
hundred barrels per day.
The beer gardens at Cottage Grove, some
three miles south of Chicago, have been
suppressed. Alleged cause, that they are
nuisances.
A QUARTErrE of soldiers who had lost
limbs in battle, recently gave serenade,
and sang, "'Tis sweet TO BIZ remembered"
Exchange.
The defense Of a man in Pennsylvania
sued for $25 900 for breach of promise, is
that the young lady weighs 2S5 pounds aud
it is coming warm weather.
The estimated loss in the destruction OF
st. Mary's Academy and the chapel there
with connected, at Somerset, Ohio, a.few
days ago by fire, is $eO,0OO.
AN exchange paper says: 'Never let
people work for you gratis. Two years
ago man carried bundle for us, and we
have lem lending him two shillings a
week ever since.
The Radicals feel strong now; and,
Therefore, do not propose to bestOw nomi-
nations oh men who were Democrats at the
sibility OF electing "a lifelong Abolition
ist."
The World says Horace Vernet's picture
"Joseph Sold by his Brethren" brought at
the recent sale in the Hotel des Ventes
Paris, El,5O0. This is considerable more
than Joseph's brethren received for the
original.
TIE Democrats of Crawford have nomi-
mated this excellent ticket: Probate Judge,
James Clements; Auditor, Samuel Hoyt;
Recorder, F. NJ. Bowyer; Commissioner,
John Bargbacher; Coroner, james Wor-
den.
TIE Neao York Herald had the following
startling caption to long editorial -
"Shall we have the cholera or some other
dreadful disease In New York ?" To which
the Louisuills Journal replied: "You pay
your money and you has your choice"
OK the 4th Inst, the Democracy OF Mer.
Ger county put In nomination this hrst-rate
ticket: For Probate Judge R. q. Blake;
Clerk of the Common Pleas Court, j. w.
De Lord; Sheriff, II. L. Johnston. The
ticket is strong one, and will be elected by
an increased majority.
The Democracy of Licking have put In
nomination q most excellent ticket and
these are the candidates: For Auditor,
William Bell, jr.; Probate Judge, William
H. Shircliff; Clerk of Court, Samuel A.
Parr; Sheriff, Jeremiah Siler; Commission
er, James Pittsford; Inhrmary Director
Hiram ID. Jones. na
The, Advocate says that Allen Trimble
Thompson, who has been travelling the
State lecturing on Temperance, on his way,
week before last TO lecture on that subject
at Mt. Vernon, stopped of at Newark,
where he, sin company with number Of
his loyal brethren" got SO drunk that he
could not keep bis engagement. He is an
ex.preasbsf. lsif'f