The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19
NEWS BIsEvITIEs.


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On Monday night last the corner stone Of
the Catholic Church in Danville. KY,
which had been laid the day before, was re-
moved and the contents stolen. ,,.ls3 z
Columbus, Ca, is recovering its former
prosperity, All the manufacturing estab1
| lishments burnt during the war are ln
progress of reconstruction. a. ..,5I
There are living near La Crosse, IN one
school district, five brothers who Ia two
years were married TO five women who had
before eleven husbands, eight of whom are
still alive. .r.. -
J.W. Crafts who was killed lately in Bos-
ton, had his life insured for $120,O00 in
thirteen different companies.
A Mrs. Mary HOuseman, handsome
yonng woman, was lately tried and acquit-
ted in UniOntown, Penn, for the murder Of
her husband. The evidence was strong
against the prisoner.
An elopcment In high lifeN took place
about two weeks ago IN Atlanta, Georgia,
the daughter of II wealthy citizen running
away with Lieutenant-colOnel Peabody, of
the late Confederate army. A warrant was
issued for their arrest, but it did not catch
them.
A writer from Quincy says some OF the
churches OF that city have been closed for
the summer; that during the winter revi-
walls they lay IN a stock of piety TO last
them through the hot summer months.
Seventy children have been born in tents
at Portland, since the great fire there
IIart's ilouring mill, in Lansing, Miehi-
gan, was burned on Sunday. Loss about
$50000. ,l. rt.t ,l.g
The New York police picked up a sick
man in the streets last Friday, aud while
they were conveying him to the hospital
one of his ears dropped off. He was aillict-
ed with kind of Indiana "moral diseaser
Thirty years ago widow named Patty
Polk was murdered In Cecil county, Mary
land. The perpetrator was first discovered
last week, by his own confession on sick
bed. Much 10 his CONSERVATION he is get
ting well, ~ ' 1
The Southern States either had the right
to withdraw from the Union, or they had
not the right. If they had the right, the
Federal Government had no authority TO
compel them 10 remain in. If they had
not the right they are still States In the
Union, and entitled TO representation.
A colored man was arraigned before the
Recorder of Edgeleld, Tenn, on Tuesday
last, on the charge of exposing for sale OBJ
' - - .is RiNpuao9, NaiculaCeu W
uehloraIlne .. the pubic. Ihey proved, on
examination AZ tle trlal, 70 De photograph
likcnesses of Parson Br0wnlow. The ne
gro was of course convicted and fined.
Accounts of the. crops in Wisconsin,
Iowa and Northern Illinois are flyOrable.
Most of the wheat has been harvested IN
excellent eondtioiH and Is abundant In
quantlty' Inc prospects OF corn are unu7
suiiy prOhlisinS'a stA1of} . 'ts1ln |
The broeerv store III Mart NosaIv all
Milton. FrImlile comfy. XIV, ,lirectiy on
poslte Madison, Ind, was entered by burg
llrs on Suinily night. They broke open
the safe anu took from II VI 900. 1ai ~
A Scotchman asked an Irishman aVVi,,
wer,, half farth;nIrs cnIncd III Fni,,s ~ y,
Pats answer was, asT0 giye ScotcHn,en an
opportunity of subscribing TO charitable
ihstitlIuons.' @ '" '''a
I'm To Wednesday afternoon tAa Mavo,.
of Portland had receivedI al "a 7a0 In ai3 osI
the sufferers by the late fire. The relief
committee, IN two days, had supplied LOO
peoWs Win l,PVO articies OF clOeling, and
tl'e can lor help was beyond the supply
George Peabody offers 10 subscribe n an
other $i001O 900 10 thel MemDhis and Little
Rock railroad. He aIreadW bas @ Saaa aS
ihVested IN the eenterprise-iaN ~ di 4
A California editor narticinatino IN n a.
bate as TO the bAst method OF b5ijding a
certain bridge, objected 10 aeofFer dam iorl
making the pler He said he early formed
prejudice against the thing his uncle
ghse ,lilu y COW ehoked wth u tnrnip, and
iOi u ioiiS Time IL was th0ught she N0uidl
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