Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-27
News of the Day.

EzHHaa.R GENERAL NEWS. lsaAg'1 Fe5
Gold closed in New York yesterday even
ing at l3s. y ssa-d i8fu lrlsli.A
HOLLAND has the rinderpest badly.
CoLoRADo is badly frightened at the In
dians.
WALTER Brown has decided to accept all
challenges. .--.-
HARTFORD is investing $4,000 in
school house.
ENAMEL swans are new thing in Jewell
~ in Paris.
THERE are 100000 shad taken yearly from
the Connecticut.
VERY loose jackets are worn by very
loose ladies in Paris.
THREE dead infants were found in one
New York ash barrel.
VINELAND, New Jersey, has sent 100000
quarts of strawberries to market.
SIX thousand bold Fenian boys met in
convention in San Francisco.
A PARIS paper says the Gar was "pro-
foundly touched" The Poles say not.
The Southern Relief committee of San
Z EI8uclSCOs up W tuC PACoOnb tiuACS boFOAC-
mitted $74,430 to the New York commits
sion.
The battalions added to the Irish mill
tary establishment on account of the Feni-
an disturbance are to be withdrawn imme--
diately.
A MONK in Egypt has discovered the bu-
ried treasures of the Pharaohs. He lived
so fast that Government imprisoned him
until he divulged. gHE
EUROPEAN mails to the sth inst- bring a
rumor that Juarez demands two millions
and half sterling as ransom for Maxi
milan.
JOSHUA BOYD entered den of wolves in
Iowa, and captured nine of them. Josh. is
n born Wolverine. E
MR.. CoLFAx is doing s'Across the Conti-
nent'' all over the Northwest, and expects
an invitation from Sitka. .,-
AT the great review in Paris the Princess
Obelinski's robe was sea green, covered
worth 100000 francs.
STATE NEWS.
JAS. ATKINS, a colored man, of some no.
! toriety among his fellows, as leader 10
the church, come to grief last week by be-
ing arrested for stealing horse from John
{ Singer, near Bloomfield. We understood
that he has confessed to the crime and is
now in the Steubenville Jail, says the Cadi@
&. Sentinel. a ~
CAPTAIN LUTHER REDFIELD died at Mon
f.. -al uo-
soldier of the war of 1872. On the morn
!. ing of his death, he arose and dressed as
usual sitting in his chair he at once COM
planned of pain and faintness, and without
struggle passed away.
ON. M. DIGGINs, agent in Cincinnati of the
4 Manhattan Insurance Company, of New
York, was arrested last evening, charged
with robbing that institution of $1,000.
GOVERNOR TOP, of Ohio, who signed the
pledge and joined the Sons of Temperance
two or three weeks ago, made his first
temperance speech in Washington, on
Monday. 1t is spoken of as eloquent and
touching.
THERE will be an old-fashioned celebra-
tiou at Ashland on the 4th of July. Every
body is invited.
THE Williams County Democrat announces
: the death of Mrs. Cazatt, at the age of 100
1, years.
THE dog killer of Cleveland has killed
230 dogs during the last sixteen days. The
highest number in on day was 20, and the
: lowest SIX Wonder if he uses poison?
TIE officers of the Seventh street and
John street cars, Cincinnati, have become
convinced that the wages allowed to con-
ductors are insufficient for their support,
and they propose, on the first of the ensu-
sing month, to advance them to living
standard. At the same time, they propose
ito enter into bonds of one thousand dollars
with each conductor for the faithful per-
iformanee of his duties. The proposition
Rseems good. one.
TIE STATESMAN has hundred mule pow
1er.-JosTnal.
Keep out of the way then, and you won't