Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-28
NEWS AND OTHERWISE.

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The Za.esvals Signals complaint shall be
attended to. We thank it Tor making it.
The Radicals are not happy over the
Presidents Protest against their platform
LAST Saturday ten cases of cholera occur
red in Mercer street, New York City.
TIE Xsnia TorcAlight exclaims "Long
life to short editorials, say we." Amen Y
"A, HEARr-RENDING famine prevails in
Orissa, India.
In Indiana the prospects for the Democ-
racy are brightniDg daily.
lE.H. CLARK, while going from st. Joseph
to Rockport, Mo-, on last Saturday, was
robbed Of $4,000. ar .. a.t.
TWELVE thousand dollars worth of prop
erty was destroyed at Galena, Ill, last Fri
day, by fire. r a'es
MRS. GERAGHTY, a lady eighty years
Of aae,7 residing in New York city, few
days ago, cut four new front teeth.
GEoRGE B, JONES, prominent citizen Of
/Pittsburg, Pa, drowned himself last week.
No cause assigned. .'''' .ii.
W.T.. BIRD has been arrested at CleVe-
land for having stolena steam engine at
Pithole, Pa.
THE Johnson!an Republicans who are
supporting Mr.. Spalding are accused by the
Radicals with being opposed to Negro Suf-
frage.
REPUBLICAN politicians are heaping re-
proach upon the word "Union," by claim
ing that their candidates are the nominees
ofa"Union party" -u.t
Tar cddiz Sentinel says that Abraham
Coleman, who lived about one mile east OF
Cadiz, committed suicide on the 18th by
hanging himself
A THREE days base ball tournamenteom-
menced at Rockford, Ill, on Tuesday
Clubs were present from Detroit Bloom
ington, Chicago, Freeport Dubuque, Re 'k-
ford, etc.
,THE Spencer county, Indiana, Republi-
cans, almost entirely ignored 1.-The boys in
blue" whereupon DR.. Houghland and the
johnson Republicans bolted the nomina-
tions. % Iu o.
SIX or seven Republican candidates for
Unitsd States Senator in Pennsylvania have
commenced stumping that State. Their
mass meetings can usually be put into
court houses and town halls.
NEw ENGLAND manufacturers are en-
deavoring to defeat the passage of the pro-
posed tariff law, beceuse it provides pro-
lection for wool, coal, etc. This issome-
thing for our wool growers to consider.
TIE way the CT. iceland Leader and Herald
put the case, the Republican politicians of
Cuyahoga and thereabouts, are most
scurvy set. We could not find it in our
heart to disagree with them on this point.
WE learn from the Sentinel that since the
new clip was cut, the sales Of wool In Har-
rison1 county had reached nearly 100000
pounds. Lately the prices have ranged
from 60 to So cts. per pound, some fancy
clips bringing 81 cts.
THE Washington special of the Cincinnati
Commercial under date Of June 2Gth, says:
"At the Cabinet meeting to-day, all the
members were present"
Postmaster-general Dennison was In Co
lunbus at the time that Cabinet meeting
was heidi
TIE DAILY Union "a Republican journal)
isrlght. Il is the purpose of the Radicals
in pressing the constitutional amendment
to commit fraud upon the people andtp
smuggle Negro Suffrage into the different.
States. sfJ HYs
A TAME bear belo ging to the Gambler
House, Milwaukee, got loose the other even
ing. and walked into bedroom where
there were two ladies, and gave them ter
rible fright who In turn furnished amuse-
ment to the boarders their cries brought to
their assistance, by the scantiness of their
drapery. 's o,,,,... ~
FEDERAL officials in Ohio are not now as
loud as they wer elm praise OF the Republi-
can State platform, since the Presidents
population Of It. While they would be
glad TO have the Radicals succeed, they
don't think it would be healthy to them TO
be turned out Of oflice. II, rtolt.s...
From the ZGnesvilIs Signal we learn that
lastgweek, after about nine pounds of a
Western Reserve cheese had been disposed
otto different persons by a grocery keeper
at, Putnam, 1t was discovered that twas
polsOned--tbe poison resulting In all prob
ability from Its having been manufactured
incopper or brass vessels. ..ibo
Tns Memphis ex-Collsctor, Carlton, has
made away with SI,2OO0OO Government
funds. He specplated in cotton largely.
In this way millions upon millions OF dol
lara have been stolen from the United States
Treasury, Does this not furnish reason
whY the Republican party should be re-
moved from powerr
,Jtsr now the Republican press are try
ing 10 concIIiste the soldiers, by claiming
that IN fhs past theyedid extraordinary
things for them. Greeley says the war
was shockingly mIsmanaged, causing the
unnecessary killing and woundlng Of an
dmmense number ofmsn, and the expendi-
ture. needIessly, OF hundreds Of millions in
money. That's the way they helped the
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