Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-24
NEWS AND oTHERwIsE.

THE spirito of clan and race is increasing
In Austria. u p'sgf.e..
FEMALE pickpockets abound In Gincin-
natl. ff9niN s9l olN t - 'pa ..lu
Tx population Of Italy is now twenty
five millions. pu um bna i921hi q,
PuILADFtBHIA Is to haye whole crop Of
new Streets .irsI 1oisaac 20 bi1n9.
EATING acorns killed boy in Pehnsyl-
vania. .,.....,-,., sI pi.-guuol I
The hand of England is in the Stcilian
commotion. I ~, ~ ...
j. d. DE Bow isa railroad President In
Tennessee. Hu 9ts 'I9g'i 81"
De BAR is playing "ToodIes" in New Or
leans. H TiF8tH -.
AUSTRIA has paid Off her debts Of honor
promptly. u 10 n
JOHN BRraHr receives threatening letters
by every mail. BON ,e
O'GoRMAN, the Fenian, is at Memphis
"organizlng" .,.-. n
THE list of Captains in the regular army
is about completed. i'1ma 1' "H.
The nose of prominent citizen of New
York was bitten off in recent affray there.
GEN. PRIM has been travelling over the
battle-fields in Germany. ala-J J.
The Prussian chambers are in q "mif !"
with Bismark about money. u f
The Poles of Galicia are clamorous for
their nationality. ,'l.. -
THIs is the obituary Of Paris Bohemian
"He lived by hunger and died by It,"
AN infdel convention has been in ses-
sion in Philadelphia.
RUMoR says the Catholic Plenary Coun-
Gil will assign Bishop for the freedmen.
HOGS in London are fed on the poultices
from the hospitals. ~
ANNOUNCEMENTS of !, 200 balls are already
made in New York for the winter.
WEAKER vessels need much hopping, is
the latest excuse for crinoline.
THE school fund of New York for 1867 is
estimated at S25220O0. r71
SINCE the lst of January 1892 emigrants
have arrived at New York.
The cotton tax is unconstitutional-says
Rsverdy johnson. .s.,N .s.
AN American bloomer is attending the
Social Science Congress in England.
THE Emperor Of Brazil is certainly COM
ing here next summer.
THE rattle snake boards and lodges with
the owl and the prairie dog. ai'H 81.
The Richmond Whig is to be offered at
auction If not sold before Nov. p.
ACoMPAY for the manufacture of ice has
been formed in Houston, Texas.
A RECENT official order to the French
press was ito aggravate their voices to a
milder tone." Il. III.
DOMESTIC infelicity impelled a man from
the Nashville suspension bridge into wa
terry grave.
A TURF reporter says that "Old Abe,'' a
wiry little negro, is the best rider In the
country. . rat Is 81. us 81
Four libel suits have been commenced
against the st. Louis Democrat-damages,
$32O,OOO. ,n,l I-
A CENTREvILLE (Pa) machine makes an
oil barrel out of the rough in 10 minutes &c
seconds. ..t.
The reconstruction of the German-Aus-
trian constitutional party creates excite
ment in Vienna.
A RESPECTED citizen of Franklin, N. II.
ended little domestic difficulty by hang
ing himself.
SEVEN hundred and fifty paper mills Ii
the United States produce 27O,0OO,0OO lbs
OF paper. ,a..
THE Marie Antoinette bonnets are tn
style in Paris. They are composed Of vel
vet, oak leaves and jets. I3asa
SOME $50 were found slowed away in tn
waterfall of German girl in Brooklyn
who had been arrested for theft. r
Mrs. EVA LANCASTER, wife of an edito
in Texas, is conducting the paper Will
her husband is avoiding arrest by tn
Freedmen's Bureau. dr fl r'a-
The Young Mems Christian Association
OF Chicago keep their office open day ant
night for the relief Of sufferers by th'
cholera. AE5 slt
In the late fight in Michigan, two legs
thraa iarp,a and one sIxull were broken L.
The people there must have the ''breal
bone ievern
A WEEK ago last Thursday couple wer'
married In Cincinnati. On the following
Monday one died with the cholera at foul
O'Clock and the other at eight o'clock In th'
evening. cao,... Nh
The Boston papers contain the following
notice: iFio 81
aMARRrrD-In shis city, 18th inst, by thu
Right Rev. Bishop Eastburn, Hon. Charles
Sumner to Mrs. Alice Hooper, daughter o
Jonathan Mason, Esq, Of Boston. ea
rERRrBLE calamity has occurred in th'
Red sea-the laundering Of the Indiar
steamship Bhima, in consequence Of col
lission with another vessel called the NADIA
The vessel began to sink Immediately aftel
theaccident, and, horrible tOrelate, out O
1Ol passengers only % were saved. eos
Am. PERRoT, a Frenchman, has dis.
covered three terribly destructive engines
The first a three-barrelled air-gun, firing
one Thousand bulletsp per minute, the bullets