Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14
COLUMBUS, O., MONDAY MORNING,
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| faragra pms from the EBOSfOn Post.
The Radicals looked blacker than ever
yesterday. -s-.,rr
Now for New. York; --.s.....-.,..si-s =
Forney is deader duck than ever. ....5
1t is time for another "Just Once" from
Greeley. ' 80
Thad. Stevens. is true prophet. He
-prophesied Radical defeat in Pennsylya-
mia. ,l -. .-.,..........f5 b
A German near Fort Wayne Law down
upon the railroad track. in peace, and
awoke in pieces. ........-..-.......-... : 'S-s7
Judge Chase's visit to Ohio was highly
successful. Stir about some more, Sal
mon. ~ ..------ ---...-.--...,2. 8 u
Another Radical paper has been started
in Phi adelphia. 1t was time. s-J
The present is a dreadful ."fall - for Re-
publicanism. ,........ .,.....-... .1e,fsi.
The Union Leagues in Philadelphia are
ordering mourning. ........... eefs-ssa-
If prices of provisions would only fall as
Rldicalism does, what cheap marketing
there would be. .----.s.-. -.,...---- -a,
Pennsylvania has sent s'my two papers,
both daily" to protest. 49,. .,..-.-. =. 'tai.!
Improbable reading-the election re-
turns-JourndL. .......aI ~
1t all depends upon who reads it.
Mile Zoe was offered $1,000 to postpone
her engagement at one of the New Y ork
theatres, but she wanted $4,000 and it was
not postponed. -....-....-.-. ssEt
1t is said thatth Republican committee
at Washington sent $4,000 to Philadelphia
on Saturday. They don't see their money
\ back now.
They say Mrs. Lincoln is writing a book
entitled Five Years in the White House p
and that it is to partake of the character of
her late letters. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.r-
A Wisconsin farmer who attempted to
tame wild bull was found in the pasture,
dead, with all his clothing gone except his
wristbands. -. "a
General Apathy is making the most
memorable campaign in political history
Having swept California he is on the ram
page in Pennsylvania and Ohio. asi 1.st
Prohibition has so demoralized the Maine
palate that boys at Machias fill old rum
bottles with water and sell them for whis-
ky, and nobody knows the difference.
A little girl at Cairo, who is losing her
sight from cataract, Is studying all day and
far into the night to store her mind for the
time when the world will be blank to her
eyes. ...-..--..-'-- '--.-s--'--
got the Manchester corporations, the
Print Works have lost $125,o00 and the
Stark Mills $120,000 the past year, while
the Amoskeag has cleared 100000 and the
Langdon $96 900. ......-...--..-.,' .-.-.
The Nashuale Gazette says that some oi
the leading Radicals in Frankfort were
very active a number of years ago in try
ing to drive the free. negroes from that
place. Observation-Disclosures. .aa-f
The last aboriginal inhabitant of the is
land of Tasmania is coming to England to
show the Queen specimen of race of heI
subjects VINO have been '.improved" off the
face of the earth.
A gentleman who was taken sick with
yellow fever on board Mississippi steam.
er was put ashore and remained on the
river bank for two days, was robbed of his
clothes and money, and finally died of star.
vation and neglect. al l..s '-.e.-, B.. LID
There is nice fight for the leadership
between the two Republican papers a
Fort Smith, Arkansas. The Neao Era call.
ed the Standard man the "blasted son of 8
renegade suicide,' and the former retorteC
with brickbat. The scene closes in tht
police court. the Republican party being
still without leader. 10 81 ti7 eii
q The Loyal League rooms at Washington
were closed and dark on Tuesday night
although preparations had been made fol
an illumination. At the Chronicle offict
there was a crowd of disgusted Republi
cans. One of them declared that he haile(
from Philadelphia, but now cursed the city
as a disgrace to the nation. Another said
"Well, Philadelphia has done it now. Wal
and see what Andy will do, damn him."