Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-14
NEWS AND OTHERwIsE.

GOLD closed yesterday evening, at l45>S,
KossUTH "hangs OUT In Turin.
EMIGRATION to Iowa Is immense.
CRINoLNE dies hard In Paris.
The Alabama rivers are too low for navi-
CATION.
THE Empress Of Russia is to winter In
Nice.
MAGGIE MITCHELL is in Springfield,
ADkH IsAAcs MESKIN is about to dawn
upon Paris.
YASKEE coaches are the 'go" in Aus
trala. ,,..
Dickens has sued a theatrical manager
for libel. r". e1
BrsMARK is able to sit up and have his
bed made. 80 .ar-f-
THE only theater at Cairo has been de-
molished.
BRAZILIAN smoked beef is making its
way in Paris. ~
vIcToR HUGO is engaged on q history Of
England. rf %
A YOUNG Japanese officer is at MOnson,
Mass, to be educated.
THE wife of General Wool Is recovering
from her late illness. ,,.
HANGING a Priest and Reporter will
not obliterate Fenianism.
They are building houses after the French
style In New York-in fats.
NEEDLE latch has been invented in
England. 1t is death to burglars.
OWEN DAFFEE, of Ireland, is 122 years
old-and an orphan.
TaE Government has not sold and will
not sell any of its ironclad vessels.
THE Shorthand Magazine, aLondon pub
lication, has gone through eleven editions
THE cotton crop will not be large enough
to get the planters out Of debt.
THE Pacific railroad excursionists have
had "hlgh old time"
HIRAM WOODRUFF has horse in train
ing which has made quarter of a mile in |
80 seconds.
The Richmond widows and maidens are
in search Of husbands-the widows seem to
have the advantage.
AMAN who was stolen from his parents
by Indians, some thirty years ago, has just
returned to his home.
ApDITIoYAL returns render 1t pretty GER
tain that the Republicans have 'carried
Massachusetts,"
IT is said that Admiral Fegetthoff Is
! bout to turn his back upon his ungrateful
country and go abroad.
A SPY accustomed to peep through key
holes to watch the movements Of Fenians
in England has become blind of the right
eye.
SOME philanthropist has sent money to
he Rhode Island and Connecticut State
prisons to give the convicts in each grand
banquet.
HoME, the spiritualist, has so fascinated
n Octogenarian English woman that she
las adopted him, and will leave him all
Ter immense fortune.
BYRoNs Don Juan has been played in
public at a private theater. In private
here, it has for some time been q successful
haracter.
A NEGRO cook of Nashville gave birth to
child on the 1st inst, which she mur-
cred, hid the remains in the stove-pipe
nd got breakfast as usual next morning.
A THoRouGHGoING business man who ad-
, ,rtises largely, says that he regards the
'roprietors of papers as partners in busi-
less.
The police of Providence have made the
acquaintance of a confidence woman OF
appearance and the reported
wife of prominent citizen.
JOSEPH r. SMITH was some time since
,iected from the steamer st. John, or re-
used passage to Albany, N. Y. He sued
he company for $1,000 damages, and
ury, after q charge by the Court sustaining
he complaint rendered q verdict for
], l,400. "H
Mrs. MARY DAVIS, wife of Mr.. Eli Davis,
{ st. Clairsville, died suddenly on Monday
vening OF last week. She was in ber
sual health at supper time, but soon after
omplained of a pain in her head. She
brew herself on the bed telling her hus-
and she was dying, and soon after ex-
ired. She leaves large family Of chill
rem. t Ea r
The will of Mrs. Cunningham Burdell,
no was lost on the Evening Star, has
cen opened at New Orleans. She leaves
o children, and bequeathes $4,000 to her
lother, Mrs. w. Canfield, Of Yorkville, {
ew York, and her household furniture to {
Iiss Hattie Carson. She left other prop {
'ty at New York. The daughter, who g
as also implicated in the terrible Burdell q
urder, died some time ago.
THE New York Trtbtme again makes
ca for Jefferson Davis, and says: "We
eI confident that magnanimity toward 7
avis, on the part Of those who hold i'm
lrtial suffrage as an essential element Of
atlonal reconstruction, will powerfully
ntribute to that Just appreciation Of the i
orth at the South, which is the first step
ward benehcent and perfect reconcilia- a
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