Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-17

GOLD ClObou yesVOi""J O'N."'S' = -
CoNsrANTrNoPLE has Cricket club. isl
PARIS is fun Of reports Of coming politi-
cal changes. d r M x
THE French have 800 ways for cooking
eggs. IA aa 4 gatr 9y
A KENTUCKY filly recently sold for $lO,-
900. ,ta
s,BrAuRraARD says the needle-gun Is q
humbug. 'Ao.
+. The Black Swan is giving concerts in
ichmoud. I'd Qr1a37d t.nfl ~
DIN. BUTLER will open the lecture course
in Brooklyn.
GEN. JonN B. HOOP Is writing the history
Of his old army. 'S,-' fF
Maryland Radicals are mourning OVei
their defeat. t Nff
raCoLoNrL sroDAHE the celebrated con-
jurer, IA dead. L4s
A LADY was arrested in Dunleith, Ill, for
wearing boomers.
LIMA is styled the city Of fine churches
and fair ladies. r ias
Hon. SYLVESTER MOONEY, Of Arizonia,
ID In Washington.
GEoRGE N. SANDERS has declared his
willingness to be pardoned. i
The Harriet Lane has been turned over
to the Government. ~ .7T
A KENTUCKY railroad overseer was re-
Gently killed by lightning.
ABAND of Utah Indians have just sur
rendered to Gen. Carson.
SALT and coal in large quantities have
been discovered in Colorado.
THREE men have been arrested In Idaho
for robbing Chinaman.
THE Norths0ast, suggests glorious BILL
ALLEN for Governor.
GENERAL NAGLEE has planted 400 acres
of his California farm with mulberry trees.
MRS. JrFF. DAVIS has presented set of
French jewels to Southern Association.
FULLY one-half of New York live at the
restaurant bar and the saloon table.
THEoDoRE PARKER bequeathed 11,19O
volumes to the Public Library of Boston.
CoxGRessMAS JOHN MoRRIssEY is said to
b. like Daniel Webster, because he is an
Ex-Pounder.
A coLoREp committee in Boston has ar
ranged colored course Of lectures to be
called the John Brown Course"
Iris probable that General Sherman's
instructions will not be known till after the
meeting Of Congress.
DURING the great Exposition the Jewish
Rabbi propose to change the diet OF the
Israelites.
The French sayans say the death Of the
brain does not occur till several minutes
after decapitation.
A PARTY Of young Vlrginian hunters |
recently killed twenty-one deer in five
days. ~.
BISHOP RuTIEDGE, of Florida, is dying |
of almost absolute starvation, on account |
Of a cancer in the mouth.
KATE DENIM with theatrical troupe, is |
exploiting in California. They had ap-
peared in Sacramento, Marysville, etc.
Two negroes 60 into the Massachusetts |
Legislature Isn't there danger OF their |
'losing caste" with their own color?-l
Prentice. stst@
Lone day last week committee of the
town Council of London visited Spring
field, and purchased the "Silver Gray En-
gine" belonging to that city, at cost Of
S4O0. aiSseo .u A' i 333A
In LUcK.-The editor of the Madison
CDssnty Democrat has been presented by MIR.
James A. Brock, with wagon load Of fine |
picked winter apples, mostly Of the winter |
pippin variety. o,-a 4
g The Importance Of one UOte is made mani |
fest by the recent election in Detroit. The |
Radical candidate for Sheriff OF Wayne
county beats the Democratic candidate |
just one vote out of q poll Of thirteen thou
sand. gr-~ ~eo-r ..s---
The printing offices and editorial rooms !
Of the principal newspaperin Lima are in |
closed within "loYely garden Of flowers,
sparkling fountains and goldfish, and tame,
gaudily-plumed, sweetly-whistling birds; |
who never desert their little Eden spot,
where eeontentmentgrows for them like the
very flowers whose honey they love to sip.'
Graeiousl nGH au ,ETg-.E A |
WIN. r. ANDERSON, who recently shot his
wife in New York, having found her in the
embraces Of, herlover, in his own house,
was arraigned on Thursday at Jefferson
Market. Police Court, but was remanded
until the result Of herwounds is ascertain
ed.- When returned to prison he made an
effort to hang himself with his suspenders,
but was prevented. rms rrrw
THE Tt0Va AdUertisr says: "The near
approach of the 9Th Of January Convention
calls forth suggestions as TO who should be
nominated for Governor. We have heard
named in connection with the candidacy
for Governorshlp the names of Hon. A. G.
Thurman, Of Franklin; John II. James,
Esq, of Champaign; Hon. Theodore Cook,
of Hamilton; Col. George w. McCook, of
jefferson, and Gen. james B. Steedman, of
Lucas.
GOVERNOR WARD, Of New Jersey, has
appointed Mr.. Frederick 7. FrelInghuEsen
10 represent that State ia the United States
Senate, In the place Of Senator Wright,
lately deceased. The new Senator is q law
yer nv nfofession. and Ia nron,inent man.