Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-16
NEWS AND orHERwIsE.

ming, at 1914 .H.
To the South Carolina Theological Insti
tute the President has given $1,000. d,
The harvest in Minnesota will be boun
tiful. tl % A.'. 50 i'i7 "als 4
TIE Chinese population of California !
represented to be $500. ,u7uJ 9
OK the 4th, a boy at Coitsville was badly
burned while playing with powder,
Ex,PREsIDENr F1LLMoRR and wife are or
their way home from Paris.
THE Democracy of Butler will nominate
their county ticket on the 18th of August
TEN thousand Indians are reported to b
on the war path. Unpleasant news. 81
PoRrsMoUTH is now free from the small
pox. .lf- ga.s2o' 9q amos f4uoI
In Gallia county, the Dispatch says, the
wheat crop is much larger than the mos mos
sanguine anticipated. i lt
TIE foundation for the extension of the
Presbyterian church is being laid at Ports
mouth. i ,o.t $500 Il ~
THE country will be happy over the in
formation that Prince Napoleon has Joined
q cricket club. 1o1 .ro aH'. si'
Two brothers by the name of Schafnel
were drowned in the river at Cleveland
last week while in bathing. Us -a
TIE Auglaise Democrat says 'ft Is proper
that the Democracy should be represented
In" the Philadelphia Convention.
EDWARD BATES, President Lineoln's At
torney General, indorses President john
sons policy. la. 10 arl B.
AwEEK or two since, Elias Trolcott, Of
watertowp, Washington county, passed his
seth birth day. Ynd o w
OK Sunday, the 1st inst, Bishop Rose
Grams laid the corner stone of two Catholic
churches in Union township Washington
county. si fHn1 'fl~ fo'
OK Friday of last week, q storm passed
over part of the town of Ashland and de-
molished the new residence Of W.sB. Nc
Carly, Esq. ~ ~, - r. ~ 60 'i.' ''
IRIS pitiable to notice the distress into
which the resignation of Postmaster Gen
eral Dennison has thrown the Republican
press generally. ~
JULIUS GUNKLEMAN was instantly killed
by lightning Saturday Of last week, be-
tween Abbyville and Liverpool. At the
time it happened he had seythe in his
hand, .' - '3lis v.' s.
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New ENGLAND Democratic journals uni
tedly urge the Importance of the Demo
cratic party Of their section being fully
represented in the Philadelphia Conven-
tion. 6rr-a yr sf .. p.
TIE Dayton journal thinks the crisis
''haye arove." 1t wants the people-the
Republieans--to put their trust in God"
and stand firm; for if they wayer now,
they are lost. 4
ARURAL gentleman went intoIa drug
store in Hartford, on the 4th, and drank
eight glasses Of soda-water, sSrupulously
waiting over each tumbler till the '.scum
settled.r Smart people in New England.
TaE ashland Times says that on Saturday
of last week a lady by the name Of Palmer,
aged go, was struck dead by lightning near
the residence Of Mr.. Naylor, near Jerome
vile. q, 'l li.' on
TIE Sdndssky Register fails to see where
johnson delegates are to be found In Ohio,
except in the Democratic ranks. Perhaps
the Register win before long ascertain that
there are more johnson Republicans in the
State than agreeable. s4H illq l1alha
In the estimstion of the CiacinnGti Com
nssrcidL, the Republican majority in Con-
gress has been too large for the health Of
the party. Itis the object Of the Democ-
racy' to reduce that majority. Why can't
the COnimercidE lend a helping hauda lHn
AT Cleveland, q few nights since. William
King, with the assistance Of vilecreature
bffhe name OF Mary Sheaver, outraged q
girl named Hattie Angel, aged about IL
years. The offending parties have been
bound over to court In the sum of $4,000.
Wrafe glad to learn from the Signal that
the editor of the Courier "4basn't got the
hydrophobia,p p because it saw him drink
water within forty ight hours with some
thing IN itD His complaint is negrcpho.
bla, which, fDrwarm weather, is nearly al
bad as the other phobia. oo roo p asbg
ALnrLH boy had a wooden horse, and II
the course Of time, its tail ears and leg
eot broken on and the toy presented |
rather ragged appearance. Says he on