Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-17


few days ago. at Newton, New Jersey.
IT appears that the Radicals in some OF
tn, Congressional Districts in Pennsylva-
mia colonized extensively. '
Two thousand five hundred dollars per
night is what Ristori's houses average.
Pretty good that.
1T is now denied that divorce is pend
ing between United States Senator and
his wife at Washington.
GENERALS JOSEPH JOHNSTON, Beaure-
gard and Gilmore are in Washington City /;
but they are not supplcating pardons.
On the 10th there were apprehensions Of
Negro insurrection at Nashville. They
were perhaps, groundless.
THE new steam brewery of Schrier &
Scilict, Sheboygan, ILL.,, was totally de-
stroyed by fire on the 18th.
A DRUNKARD was at loss to know why
he rolled around SO much, until he was told
that the earth is round.
In Indiana the Republican majority is
over ten thousand, and probably reaches
twelve thousand.
Col. ROBERT A. GILMORE, of the 26th
Illinois Infantry, has been appointed Post
master of Chicago.
Iris stated that Artemus Ward receives
SIS a piece for the letters he writes and
has published in the London Punch. That's
using punch t9 some purpose.
In Pike county, the vote for Secretary of
State resulted: LeFever Dem.) 1919;
Smith (RadicaD 1,O37-LeFever's majority
1872.
committed suicide, by hanging himself on
the 10Th, at Ainsworth, Cook county, Ill.
Cause he was disappointed in love.
A MALE turkey in Lynne, Conn., has
Matched out eight young turkeys, and is
now bestowing motherly care upon them.
What next?
MILK can be preserved from being sour
ed, even by lightning, by being kept in the
vicinity of fresh water. 1t were well to
change the water twice day. o.
TIN REGAN refused to assist in unloading
vessel loaded with coal, because he knew
a countryman of his in Boston who worked
on coal all the time, and his wife had two
babies, and they were both back.
The Radical Executive committee of
Pittsburgh (Pa.) have audited claims
amounting to over fifteen thousand dollars,
incurred in carrying on the late political
contest.
The Richmond Whig halls the presence Of
Israelites in that city, and commends them
as an industrious and law-abiding class of
population" Whose departure it would dep
recate.
THERE is talk of supplying New York
city with gas manufactured at the coal
mines in Pennsylvania, distant from the
city one hundred and fifty miles. Amt
this gas?
THE Messenger says that in 6andusky
county "voters unknown to the townships
were permitted to walk up to the polls and
cast votes for the Buckland ticket with inn |
punity."
An excellent wine can be made from to- |
matoes, thus Express the juice of ripe to-
matoes, put one pound OF sugar to each
quart of juice, an d bottle. In few weeks
it will have the appearance and flavor of
pure wine of the best kind.
JOHN G.. SAKE, the poet, was one of the
nj kha IL, |
York. Mr.. SAKE said: II never hear An
drew johnson called a traitor, without al
most forgetting my manners, and remem-
bering only my muscle"
FROM every quarter comes the word that
the Radicals in the late election scattered
money Ia every direction with astonishing
profuseness. This money in some way is
wrung from the industry and enterprise of
the country. F
OK election night at Fremont some en-
thusiastic Radical made the remark that {"
negro was as good as a Dutchman," for
saying which Teuton struck him blow
in the face that caused him to see innumer-
able stars.
THE Washington special of the Nelo York
Herald contradicts his story that President
johnson has written the Southern Cover
nors urging the use of their influence to
secure the adoption Of the pending Consti-
tutional amendment.
FROM the Missouri Synod Of the Old
School Presbyterian Church that met at
BoonviIle on the 10th, about twenty-six
Radicals ministers and elders, seeded
and formed dlstinct organization. Forty
odd ministers and fifteen elders remained.
TIE Circuit Court Of st. Louis has just
awarded damages in favor OF the represent-
atives Of Michael Leddy against the St.
Louis railroad. Mr.. Leddy was run over
by one Of the cars of that road on the 3lst
December, 1864, and killed.