The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-22
GLEANINGs FROM THE MAILS.


million and half each. One concern sold
100000 In boots aud shoes
The English Government has offered two
thousand three hundred pounds for the cap
ture OF stephens. the Head and front Center
of the Irish Rebellion. .a.a
Officers Slipwell and Martz, of the Touis-
Vile police, have been fined, one $50, and
the other $40. and costs, by Colonel Thoma-
SON head OF the negro bureau there, for ar
| resting two negro prostitutes who were
creating a disturbance on the street
A cattle-drover from Harrison, Ohio.
went TO Cincinnati, aud having sold a
drove of cattle, straycd into gambling
house on Vine street. below Fifth lie was
there druggcd and robbed of S57S.
! ONE WAY 10 GEr LOGS DRAwN.--Mr. Ed
win Gilbert, of Southwick, Mass. proposed
last Friday that every man who would
draw him load of logs from the Plympton
farm to his mill should have a supper for
himself and lady; and on Monday evening,
ila gentlemen aud ladies partook of an ex-
cellcnt rcpast of chickens, roast beef oys-
tcrs, &c, at Roots Hotel.
DR. Hughes, the wife-murdercr recently
executed at Cleveland was first buried in
Erie street Cemetery in that city; but sew
eral persons having friends Inferred In
those grounds demonstrated ut the pro-
ceeding. aud compelled the removal of the
telon's remains.
| A CENrENNIAL WooD-CHoPPER- resi-
dent from BrOoklied informs the Waukesha
| Ptdtndcdter that hc saw, Inst week, old Mr.
| Ray. who lives near Watertown Junction
chopping wood. lie is now 102 years old.
Get out of the way, boys.
| little girl named Annie Sullivan was
| frozen to death In Chicago on Friday, the
10th inst. She was on her way To school.
and fell down in the street bcnumbcd Be
fore she was discovered she was so badly
frozen as to cause her death.
A Dublin correspondent ofthe New York
Tribune writes that Fenianism Is still the
absorbing topic throughout all Ireland In
u tour through twenty-eight of the thirty
two counties of the island the writer found
all classes thoroughly acquainted with all
the news that circulated respecting the
movement.
\ company, with capital of $4,000
was recently organized at Cambridge,
Goat Company" by which the first large
importation of Cashmere goats into the
state viii soon be made.
The Columbus Morning Journal could
find room on Tuesday morning to announce
that it published the laws of the United
States by authority, but could not find
room for one word In commendatiOn of
President Johnsou's veto.
There are now pending several impor-
tant suits against the city of Columbus, in
volving claims for damages amounting to
about Sl00.000.
The examination of the books OF the Chi
caSo Custom-housc shows that during the
year 1850. the valuation ofthe exports from
that port to Canadian and other foreign
ports amounted to $3,7S950l, and the valll-
alton of tile imports to Chicago from Cana
dian and other foreign ports amounted to
81, ,lli,SI
AFTER S250000.-Thc steamer Umdcrwri-
ter left Memphis, Il few days since, for the
wreck of the steamer w. K. Carter, to at
tempt the recovery of u safe, that sank with
the boat, having in it S250,0OO, an item
worth looking after.
Bdliou'S WeeklH Boston periodical sheet
has just introduced very new feature I'm
Journalism. 1t is publishing the Bible IL
lustrated, IL commences with Genesis and
proposes going straight through Altnr
that it should start another frature-thc
bible rcpndiatcd-a photograph ofthe ire
pressibles of the Ohio Legislature-Don
Piatt as Judas.
tuition of the United States, changing the
mode OF representation, in Congress, Il is
said will not command even majority of
that body, Quite y number of Republicans
will vote against it,
The Grand Jury of the Guernsey county,
ONO, Common Pleas, recently returned
nnety-One indictments for violations of the
liquor law. What II loyal lot of whisky
revenue drinkers they must be up thcre!
George A. Osgood, Commodore Wander
bits son-in-law, while sporting fast team
at New York, the other day, ran over Ma
tilda a. Moody, for which exploit Jury de-
cided yesterday that he should pay Matilda
S3,500.
The number of steamboats, lost In the
Western and Southwestern rivers since
December Is last is twenty five, valued ut |
$l,li0,000.
Douglass couldn't keep dark" black as
he Is, while talking with the President.
The Washington Republican saws Sumner
says things by halves.
Republicans Warmed from n Re- !
publican Source.
The Baltimore Commercial, Republican
Journal. sends forth thia Narnina tn tie !