Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-20
NEWS ANp oTHRRwIsE.


READING MATTER on the Fourth Page.
GOLD closed in New York, yesterday eve
ming, at 1908 I's irc ira
SHOOTING ARRAYS are common in Mis-
souri. 4 1.a- =NFtJ.
TIE receipts of the Toledo street rail-
road last mouth were $1,000. 7-lT
The ZaesuiIIe Signal exclaims "Good
over the denomination of Mr.. Delano,
AccoRDNG to Plutarch, women can
resist the effects of wine better than men.
AT wheeling, Va, man named Dunkel
died from the effects Of sunstroke on Mon
day. 5s, ~
The new private residence of A. T. Stew
art, which is nearly finished, without furni-
ture, will cost $25OO,000.
AN account of General Morgan's meet
ing at GAINESVILLE will be found on the out
side OF this mornings issue.
To render his domestic relations more
. pleasant Mr.. Brandt blew his brains out
at Chicago on Tuesday. s
DEATHS by drowning at Cincinnati and
immediate vicinityl have averaged two Q
day for month: r. $3.50 ,+1
The Stark County DsnaOcrdt saysthewheat
crop in that section is vastly better than 1t
was anticipated it would be.
The corner stone Of the new cathedral
will be laid at sandusky city on next Sab
bath. Bishop Rosecrans will oficiate at the
ceremonies. @ 30 s--
JUDGE PITCHER, q prominent Radical, Is
out In the Third Indiana District as an In
dependent johnson candidate for Con-
gress. M n,,1s., .-,r-..
To cure edlsappointmentli in love, young
man in Humboldt, Kansas, a few days ago,
took strychnine. A Doctor was called In
too soon for it to have its desired effect.
EroHr members of the family of Mr..
Bermer, merchant Of Marion, Illinois, four
weeks ago were taken sick with triehina.
Two of them died on Saturday. ~.gr
NEAR Corpus Christi, Texas, terrible
disease is raging among the horses. They
are attacked with severe swelling of the
legs, which soon spreads and kills them.
HOSEA MERRILL, of Pittsheld, Mass- at
the youthful age of 50, was married few
days ago. Upon his bride, who is some
what younger than himself he bestowed
$4,000. .gsr I'll ls.ls f' "a
OK Monday, an immense Democratic
mass meeting was held in Salem, Washing
ton county, Indiana. Fully ten thousand
persons we're present. Mr.. Voorhees, made
powerful speech. nt siadi
Ex-REv. A. T. THOMPSON, the Democrat
says, was In Springfield "a few days ago,
evidently laboring under the influence Of
something more than temperance excite,
ment.n 40 a AZ u
THE New York. EpeniR0 Post would not
have 1t so, yet it fears shat the misconduct
Of the Republicans win bEingpn areaction,
and give the victory in the next election to
the Copperheads."
TEE Evansville Courier, in speaking of
Hon. b, II. JeWett'sspeech at the Zanesville
Democratic meeting on Tuesday night
saws afrom Democratic standpoint" 1t
was ''shrewd and passably good"
THE zanssvtHs Signal cordially indOrses
the suggestion" Of the Coshocton Demo
crat, that the Hons. Charles FOllett and
Hugh J. Jewett be sent as delegates from
the lSth' District to the Philadelphia Com
ventlon.
A BosroN correspondence writing to the
Detroit Tribune, says: at Is positive fact
that the use Of Ardent spirits by ladies oc-
cupying the highest positions ID society is
bccomlng shamefullE common Bad for
u..to, eo4so.it sysufri5N % a3fpA zaAg /
ABhIIooN escaped from Hartford, Con-
uectlcut.' on the Fourth, without pilot
and came down at 6traFosd, New Hamp-
shire having made journey Of nearly
three hundfed miles in two hOursand forty
minutes ''