The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-16
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The President has ordered the suspension
Of Mayor Monroe and Alderman Nixon, OF
New Orleans until pardoned.f
BY recent law Of the State Of Georgia
burglary and horse-steaIIng are made capi-
tai offenses, punishable by hanging.
Because he caused them "a great deal OF
trouble" NJ they confessed. on being ar
rested, two children, aged thirteen and
fifteen years, lately killed their old father
and then buried the body.
A compromise has been effected between
the stove founders aud mOlders of Troy and
Albany, N. Y, and work will be resumed
to-day by about one thousand men. IE
A Mrs. Lyster died In Philadelphia on
Monday, from stoppage Of the action Of the
heart, produced by chlorofOrm administered
by q dentist. at her own request. It was
proved ut the CorOner's inquest, that the
chloroform was not used In excessive guam
tity. aud was inhaled IN the usual man
ner.
IL Is stated by the Boston Journal that the
Boston detectives knew OF the great Lord
robbery before Lord dtdi--E1.
Sharp detectives In Boston; nevertheless,
we believe that the Lord was watching the
scoundrels all the while, and was the chief
detective" In catching them
Married, in Williamstown. Mass, Mr..
VIM. Williams and Miss Lizzie Williams.
For particulars see small bills.
An actor, of thirty-five years, was mar
ried In the johnson House, Detroit. on the
Tth Inst, To sickly, puny girl aged eleven
years her parents witnessing the shameful
ceremony.
MORMON OBITUARY NoTIcE.-The death
of Mormon bishop Is thus announced In n
Salt Lake paper: 'He was thirty-seven
years old, aud leaves an interesting family
Of eleven wives and forty-seven small chill
dren to mourn bis DEATH"
In forty-six adjoining counties, compris-
ed In one Collectors district, in Georgia.
there are over 800 distdleriesi Although
Coy. JENKINS. IN his official appeal, for re-
lief represents portion of tho people as
suffering for C0od, 1t can not be denied that
IN forty-six counties they have the facili-
ties to keep their spirits up!
Applications are still pending mt WASH
ipgton for the pardons of SO ex-members OF
Congress, l32 ex-graduates of West Point,
but who served IN the rebel army; 127
rebel Generals including Bragg Long
street. Beauregard, and several of the Lees /;
aIhO Oz prominent eA-reDel OIlciais. ana j ~
cx-United States navy officers, who held
positions In the rebel servlce.
A man in Springfield. Ill.,, has New
foundland dog which was black as Jet four
years ago. but some coal OIL being applied
10 him for the destruction of feas, he he's
TUNED as white "a snow.
The strong-minded Anne Dickinson pro-
poses trying the recipe on her ''deai, per-
Sonal friend.' Fred. Douglass.
The Fredonia IN. ~ Adcertisor says:
There Is gentleman about sixty years of
age who has been resident OF Fredonia
! (tnree miles from the railroad) from his
youth, who has never seen the cars, or
steam engine, save one little arrangement
he came upon by accident In a printing
Office"
james w. Bebee. dry goods merchant, of
Boston, has retired with fortune ofS4C10-
900. Advertising bore him on to fortune.
In Madison. Wisconsin. the Radicals 10
test the negro equality ran q negro for mayor,
and we are ashamed TO record the fact that
he received no less than 306 votes.
p. 7. Barnum was reelected 10 the Con-
necticut Legislature by the Republicans.
The New York balls last winter cost as
much as the expense of the general govern
ment under President Washington.